Overtime Live has selected their fall sports players of the year! We found these student athletes were key players in their game. Congratulations to all these amazing student athletes for an amazing season and their accomplishments.
ShoreSportsMD is proud to announce that they will be naming a MVP for each individual fall sport during the Time Out with ShoreSports podcast on Tuesday, December 20. In addition to the individual sports, they will announce a first team all conference for football. Each MVP will receive a plaque and shirt recognizing the student-athlete as the absolute best in the conference. Make sure you tune into the podcast set to be released on Tuesday December 20, 2022.
The Boys Soccer South Bayside awarded Luke Dunne from James M Bennett the Player of the year award. Jamie Greenwood from Stephen Decatur was awarded to the coach of the year. The South Bayside first team included student athletes from Parkside, James M Bennett, Wicomico, Pocomoke, and Stephen Decatur.
The North Bayside conference has announced their All- North Bayside Team for the 2022 Soccer season. The player of the year was awarded to Nolan Burns from Kent Island. This team includes players from, Saint Michaels, Queen Anne's, Kent Island, Easton, Cambridge as well as Kent County.
The Stephen Decatur Boys' Soccer team beat Kent Island 5-1 on Monday October 24th to win the Bayside Conference title. (Picture Curtesy of Jamie Greenwood Facebook)
Easton High School Athletic Director Kurisha Hoffman was voted the District 8 (Bayside) Athletic Director of the Year. She has served as the head of the Easton High School athletic department for six years and has spent the last year as head of Talbot County Public Schools Athletic programs. In addition to her athletic duties, Hoffman has also coached various seasons of volleyball, basketball, and softball at Easton High. Congratulations, the honor is well deserved! Pic courtesy of the Easton Softball FB page (Hoffman is seated)
Wicomico County Stadium has new bleachers on both the home and visitor sides after undergoing a facelift this summer. Pics courtesy of Wicomico County Public Schools
