The team, which practices on a field off Hamilton Street in Hyattsville from April to November, has more than 26 players, almost all of whom are from El Salvador. Continue reading →

Cabrera Jiu Jitsu Academy, which opened last week in Hyattsville, offers training in the Brazilian variant of the martial art for both children and adults. Continue reading →

Ziyah Holman, a Hyattsville native, gained national attention this week when a video of her astonishing performance in a relay race went viral. Continue reading →

Harrison “Mickey” Thomas hasn’t played for the Brentwood Flashes since 1954, but he recently got a new team shirt. Continue reading →

The Brentwood Flashes were part of a national network of African-American teams, sometimes referred to as sandlot baseball, that flourished from the 1920s to the 1950s. The teams were a central part of the community at a time when professional baseball was segregated. Continue reading →

Two DeMatha Catholic High School students in Hyattsville recently made Sports Illustrated’s watch list for top high school athletes from across the country. Continue reading →

A Washington teenager who trains at College Park’s Junior Tennis Champions Center won her first professional tennis title this weekend. Continue reading →