Patrick Laporte is a sports editor for The Cecil Whig, focusing on local sports in Cecil County, Maryland. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Patrick's articles highlight the achievements, victories, and challenges of student-athletes and teams in the area. His work has also been featured in the Newark Post.
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By: Patrick Laporte
CHESAPEAKE CITY — Evan Wilson had yet to see a plate appearance in Wednesday’s Class 1A region matchup between Bohemia Manor and Harford Tech. When Wilson got his named called in the bottom half of the fifth, he stepped to the plate with a chance to walk things off via mercy rule.
By: Patrick Laporte
The MPSSAA announced the opening round matchups for this year's boys' and girls' lacrosse regional playoffs, which are set to begin on Wednesday.
By: Patrick Laporte
Already a week into the month of May, the playoff season is upon us for spring sports across the state. MPSSAA softball and baseball teams learned the opening round matchups
By: Patrick Laporte
Rising Sun's Jordan Lynch donned catcher's gear, just like her father once did on a baseball field, in the final two innings of a softball game between Rising Sun and Bel Air on Monday.
American Erin Kanara and her horse Campground wait to compete in dressage during Friday’s Maryland Five Star action at Fair Hill on Oct. 20.
By: Patrick Laporte
NORTH EAST — By the end of the two-day UCBAC Championships hosted at North East High School on Wednesday and Thursday, five county athletes captured UCBAC titles in the field
By: Patrick Laporte
Tri-State Christian Academy girls' soccer capped off an undefeated season on Saturday with a victory in the MIL girls' soccer final against Tome.
NORTH EAST — In a rematch of last spring's lacrosse final, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes used a four-goal fourth quarter to reclaim the Mid-Atlantic Independent League title from Tome
Rising Sun's Pearl Lightner (left) moves the Tigers'offense up the field as Perryville's Sadie Tome (right) defends during Perryville's 14-4 win over Rising Sun in the 1A East Region Finals on Monday, May 13.
CHESAPEAKE CITY — In a region playoff rematch from a year ago, Cambridge South-Dorchester clung to a three-goal lead in the fourth quarter as it aimed to advance to the
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