Tramel Raggs

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Dunbar girls hold off Banneker in DCIAA title game rematch

By: Tramel Raggs

The Bulldogs trailed by just one in the third quarter before the Crimson Tide pulled away late.

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Bowie boys fire up the press, rally late to top Bladensburg

By: Tramel Raggs

Bulldogs win their fourth straight by closing with a 15-5 run for a win on the road.

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Mac McClung got a chance at the dunk contest. He wants a shot at the NBA.

By: Tramel Raggs

The dunk contest champion will head back to the G League and continue his quest to try to stick in the NBA.

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Wise holds on at the horn to send defending champ Eleanor Roosevelt home

By: Tramel Raggs

In a Maryland 4A region semifinal, the Pumas led most of the way and prevailed when a potential tying shot rimmed out at the buzzer.

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St. John’s tops Georgetown Visitation in battle of conference champs

By: Tramel Raggs

The Cadets, with a 53-47 victory, move on to the DCSAA girls' basketball final.

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Bard boys complete their storybook season with a DCSAA title

By: Tramel Raggs

The gym-less Falcons added a Class A state title to their surprise DCIAA crown. Archbishop Carroll handled Jackson-Reed to claim the girls' championship.

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Largo’s run ends with loss to New Town in Maryland 2A boys’ final

By: Tramel Raggs

The Lions won 12 straight to reach the final, but the No. 6 seed finally ran out of answers against New Town.

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Howard women fall just short of second straight NCAA tournament berth

By: Tramel Raggs

The Bison led early and nearly rallied to a wild win late but lost to Norfolk State, 56-52, in the MEAC tournament title game.

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Howard’s NCAA drought ends as a No. 16 seed, date with Kansas

By: Tramel Raggs

The BIson ended a 31-year NCAA tournament drought by winning the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament. The reward is a first-round game vs. the defending national champs.

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March Madness live updates: Men’s second round begins; women’s first round continues

By: Candace Buckner, Tramel Raggs, Spencer Nusbaum, Glynn A. Hill

March Madness continues with the start of the men's round of 32 and the conclusion of the women's round of 64. Follow along for live updates.