Blazers beat Patriots 61-51
The Blazers lose 68-62 to the Cougars
MCPS is the only county in the nation that acknowledges handball as a varsity corollary sport
The story behind Blair girls' varsity soccer head coach Robert Gibb
Blazers win the Battle of the Boulevard to advance to state playoffs
The Blazers won 5-0 to advance to the state bracket
The Blazers defeated the Panthers 8-0 to advance to the regional final
The Blazers couldn’t keep up with Churchill’s string finish
The Blazers defeat Walter Johnson in a nail biting five sets
Two players transferred from Blair to new schools this summer
The Blazers beat the Panthers 1-0 for their sixth straight win
The Blazers remain undefeated in conference play
Back-up players fulfill an often overlooked, but crucial role for their team
Blazers even out their record to 3-3
The Blazers are shut out and fall to 2-2
Goals from Ryan Halli and Walter Sosa gave the Blazers their first win of the season
Winter coaches introduced themselves to the parents of new student-athletes
An outlook on the upcoming playoff matchup for all Blair spring sports
In a nail-biting game, the Blazers (4-2-0) tied the Sherwood Warriors (4-1) 2-2 in Blair's final divisional matchup.
The Blair Blazers (10-5) lost to the Magruder Colonels (5-12) 45-44 in the final seconds of Tuesday's girls basketball game. Blair got off to a great start, earning a 27-8 lead through superior physicality and rebounding in the first half, but numerous turnovers in the second half let the Colonels back into the game.
Whether as a player on the field or a spectator in the stands, being on a winning team is a fantastic feeling. The players give it their all, the spectators yell and cheer, the parents hold their breath and the clock winds down. Then it's over. The buzzer goes off and all that exciting energy is dispersed over the crowd as people cheer and hug, and players and coaches alike high five and celebrate.
Blair's practice fields are large, strangely shaped patches of dirt surrounded by weed-filled grass. Rocks are in almost all of the dirt patches, making the fields seem like a gravel road. When there is a dry stretch, dust is commonly kicked up as players run through.
As athletes, students face a lot of challenges. They have to find the time and motivation to excel not only at their sports, but in the classroom as well. They may want to quit, they may want to give up, but they won't. They will get up the next day and they will keep running, throwing, kicking, flipping and swinging.
Meghan Wilkinson, an employee of MedStar and certified athletics trainer, joined the Montgomery Blair Athletics department this school year to replace Julie Tucker.
The Montgomery Blair Blazers (2-1) could not get their offense going against the Northwest Jaguars (2-1), who ran away with the game late in the second quarter in a 58-23 loss on Friday night.
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