Best of high school sports: April 28 – May 4

May 6, 2014

Best of high school sports: April 28 – May 4

Joe Vassalotti 0 Comment High School sports, The Baltimore Sun Baltimore County, brian krista, Harford County, howard county, jen rynda, lacrosse, matt button, tennis

From Howard County to Baltimore County to Harford County, photographers for the Baltimore Sun’s community papers cover many high school sporting events each week. Here is a roundup of some of the best sports action shots from the week of Monday, April 28 through Sunday, May 4.

: Catonsville’s Lila Nazarian, right, controls the ball as she is pressured by Dulaney’s Emily Sweigart during a girls lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Brian Krista/BSMG)

: Atholton tennis players, far left, cheer on their teammates during the match against River Hill at River Hill High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Dillon Hannah, center, gets the ball past Towson defender Graham Sevy and goalie Colby Hogan to score a goal during the boys lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Dillon Hannah, left, celebrates as he watches Towson goalie Colby Hogan miss the save during the boys lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Catonsville senior Stephen Ruppel, right, hugs his family before the boys lacrosse game against Towson at Catonsville High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: The Aberdeen and North East varsity boys lacrosse teams battle each other and the downpour of rain Wednesday, April 30 at Aberdeen High School. Play was stopped twice in the game as lightning strikes were spotted in the area. (Matt Button/BSMG)

: The Aberdeen and North East varsity boys lacrosse teams battle each other and the downpour of rain Wednesday, April 30 at Aberdeen High School. Play was stopped twice in the game as lightning strikes were spotted in the area. (Matt Button/BSMG)

: The Aberdeen and North East varsity boys lacrosse teams battle each other and the downpour of rain Wednesday, April 30 at Aberdeen High School. Play was stopped twice in the game as lightning strikes were spotted in the area. (Matt Button/BSMG)

: Members of the Aberdeen varsity boys lacrosse team make their through large puddles along the field during Wednesday’s game against North East at Aberdeen. Play was stopped twice because of lightning in the area. (Matt Button/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Chloe Corbitt, right, controls the ball while pressured with tight coverage by Dulaney’s Emma O’Grady during a girls lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Brian Krista/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Brian Holmes, left, and Liam Stewart, right, battle Towson’s Dustin Lovely for the ball during the boys lacrosse game at Catonsville High School on Friday, May 2. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Jenn Nonn gets airborne as she fires a shot on Dulaney’s goal during a girls lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Brian Krista/BSMG)

: Oakland Mills’s Thomas Brumbaugh feels the pressure by a Howard defenseman’s stick during a boys lacrosse game at Oakland Mills High School in Columbia on Monday, April 28. (Brian Krista/BSMG)

: Oakland Mills’s Wyatt Neely fires a shot towards the goal during a boys lacrosse game against Howard at Oakland Mills High School in Columbia. (Brian Krista/BSMG)

: Oakland Mills’s Evan Riss, second from right, celebrates his opening goal with teammates during a boys lacrosse game against Howard at Oakland Mills High School. (Brian Krista/BSMG).

: Atholton’s Daniel Smolyak serves the tennis ball while playing doubles with Matt Stevens (not pictured) against River Hill at River Hill High School on Friday, May 2. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Atholton’s Matt Sklar sprints for the tennis ball while playing singles against with River Hill’s Prateek Swamykumar (not pictured) at River Hill High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

: Catonsville’s Dillon Hannah, left, controls the ball while being pressured by Towson’s Will Huckenpoehler during the boys lacrosse game at Catonsville High School. (Jen Rynda/BSMG)

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