Former McDonogh tennis stand-out Andy Peters completed his freshman year at Middlebury College this spring and got off to a good start with the Vermont school.

Reports that former St. Frances star Sean Mosley is expected to qualify academically under NCAA guidelines are good news for the University of Maryland basketball team.

Last Saturday, area students took part in the Preston Mitchum Jr. Foundation's career awareness day, which offered advice and hands-on skills from professionals representing nearly a dozen industries.

In his first season playing lacrosse at the University of Virginia, St. Paul's graduate Chris Clements had a typical freshman year -- one start, no goals, no assists and three shots on goal.

Archbishop Curley graduate Sean Thompson recently signed a national letter of intent to attend Towson University to play baseball next spring.

Local football talent was on display in the area last weekend, as both St. Paul's and Mount Hebron hosted 7-on-7 passing tournaments.

The North boys beat the South, 13-12, in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. The North girls also won, 13-12.

The Virginia Senators were ranked No. 1 until the Maryland Orioles Under-18 team, coached by Bill Fritz and Nemo Lingerman, beat them last Saturday.

PressBox Preps catches up with McDonogh tennis coach Laddie Levy.