Unfortunately, the winter season for county sports has been pushed back once again, and some people are disappointed about this change. The first athletic season was originally supposed to start on December 7th, but due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases, it has been pushed back again to January 4th. Coaches and athletes have been hoping that they can start as soon as possible, … Continue reading County Athletic Season Pushed Back Once Again
In the world of Football, it isn’t uncommon for a player to swap jerseys with another player after the game is over as a sign of respect. Unsurprisingly, the world’s greatest footballer, Lionel Messi, is asked to swap jerseys often. On November 11th’s UEFA Champions League match, Messi was asked just that. After scoring one goal to help Barcelona FC beat FC Dynamo Kyiv 2-1, … Continue reading Lionel Messi’s Act of Kindness
Making an impact on and off the field, Manchester United player Marcus Rashford recently launched a campaign to battle the United Kingdom Government’s plan to discontinue free meals in schools. The English soccer player lobbied for free meals to be distributed year-round by schools, including the holiday intervals. The new plan introduced by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson would halt the distribution of free school … Continue reading Marcus Rashford’s Campaign To Battle Child Hunger
Right now, athletes around the country are hoping that they will be able to have an athletic season to play sports. In Maryland, some counties have already started allowing sports to begin, but this is not the case quite yet in Howard County. For someone like me that’s hopefully going to college on an athletic scholarship, this time has been very confusing and stressful. I … Continue reading Howard County Athletics Update
The UEFA Champions League, European Soccer’s most prestigious tournament, has begun for the 2020/21 season. After last season’s restart in August, a majority of the games will be played behind closed doors, without fans in the stadium. However, teams located in countries that have allowed limited seating will be able to host fans, a step closer to returning back to full capacity. Last season’s champions, … Continue reading UEFA Champions League Return
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