It's Bayside Championship week for spring sports like baseball softball and lacrosse on the Eastern Shore of Maryland there will be a familiar school representing the Bayside South in all four Conference title games on Monday and Tuesday softball and boys and girls lacrosse teams each clinched the Bayside South this year meaning that four squads from the Berlin school will have the chance to bring home a Bayside title in the coming days There will be formidable Bayside North squads standing in each team's way though and with the lacrosse games on Monday at Decatur and the baseball and softball teams competing in Salisbury on Tuesday it should be an exciting week of competitive high school sports Here are previews for this week's Bayside Conference Championship Games For information on Monday night's lacrosse championships A rematch of last year's Bayside title game matchups between Decatur and Kent Island have become must see battles between the leagues two top teams with Decatur winning in the regular season and Kent Island in the Bayside Championship And this year's regular season game between the two was decided by just one goal with Kent Island winning 14-13 in late March Decatur has made the Bayside title game four years in a row now but have come up just short of lifting the trophy Given the close battles between these two in recent seasons it wouldn't be a surprise if Decatur finally grabbed the conference title Girls Lacrosse: Stephen Decatur vs Queen Anne'sMay 5 | 6:45 | Stephen Decatur High School Stephen Decatur is back in the girls lacrosse Bayside Championship yet again and they will be facing a familiar foe on their home field in Berlin on Monday Queen Anne's has won each of the last four Bayside titles and a win over Decatur would make it number five a win on Monday would bring them the conference title and will see them knock off the foe that has kept them from becoming Bayside champions in recent years When they faced off in the regular season in Centreville the result was a 16-6 victory for Queen Anne's With home field advantage and a conference title on the line the Seahawks will look to turn the tables on their Bayside North opponents More: Tom Brown, Super Bowl champion and founder of Salisbury rookie league, dies at 84 More: Mardela softball player wins Delmarva Now Player of the Week It's been three years since Decatur last made it to the Bayside title game after a thrilling 3-1 road win over defending champions Mardela the Seahawks are back with a chance to grab another Bayside title a team that has been the runner-up to Mardela in each of the last two Bayside Championship games Just like the matchup between Decatur and Mardela featured two of the best softball squads the Bayside had to offer this battle will be no different with the conference title on the line These two teams did not face off in the regular season meaning it will be a fresh matchup for both when they take the field at Salisbury University on Tuesday With Decatur riding high after their big win last week and North Dorchester hungry to finally grab the Bayside title it should be a thrilling watch for local high school softball fans the winner of the Bayside South for the second year in a row as they look to go back-to-back as conference champions will look to grab the first of a few titles they are looking to add to their trophy cabinet this year Bennett helped the Seahawks earn their spot in the Bayside title game and their dominance throughout the season has certified their credentials as one of Maryland's best baseball teams after back-to-back state semifinal appearances the Seahawks have proven themselves to be a complete team this year The Seahawks will arrive at Perdue Stadium ready to face a Quenn Anne's team that emerged from a crowded field in the Bayside North It is their first Bayside title appearance since 1980 When they faced each other earlier this season Decatur left Queen Anne's with an 8-4 victory Decatur will be looking for a replay of that early season win while Queen Anne's will look to flip the script at Perdue Field The suit says Coderre was "visibly intoxicated," leading to the circumstances around his fatal shooting Attorneys David Hoey and Philip Beauregard are representing Coderre's wife “Bayside staff neglected warning signs of intoxication and failed to restrict Mr Coderre’s drinking to the extent that his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit at the time of his death." Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 138 section 69 prohibits licensed establishments from serving alcohol to an intoxicated person is one of several legal matters currently pending relative to Coderre's death In addition to two Bayside Lounge employees and DenKev Inc. the company that does business as Bayside Lounge the suit also names the "City of New Bedford by its Mayor," and Mayor Jonathan Mitchell "personally" as defendants Get some background: Fatal shooting of New Bedford fire chief 'justified.' DA's report details chaotic standoff According to reports, on Dec. 29, 2023, a 911 caller reported that several people were outside the Bayside Lounge trying to dissuade Coderre from driving. This led to an armed standoff with police, during which Coderre made suicidal statements and eventually fired his gun, injuring one of the responding officers, according to reports Beauregard said Coderre was with several first-responder colleagues at Bayside Lounge that evening He said it was close to the anniversary of the day their friend Attorneys: City of New Bedford's fraud accusations led to Coderre's 'psychotic break'The April 24 wrongful death suit claims that the circumstances leading up to the shooting trace back to 2021 when Coderre was hospitalized and "incapacitated and disabled from work effectively as a qualified firefighter." "Despite Coderre's legal entitlement to leave with pay for such incapacitation New Bedford Mayor Jonathan Mitchell terminated him on January 25 falsely and outrageously alleging that Coderre had defrauded the city 'stealing' some $200,000 in pay by faking his disability and injuries," the lawsuit reads As recounted in the lawsuit, Coderre, on Nov. 30, 2023, successfully appealed his termination to the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission which ruled the city's actions were "unlawful and wrong-headed." "Coderre learned that the City of New Bedford and Mitchell had appealed the CSC findings and decision with a lengthy narrative complaint filed in Bristol Superior Court and a public statement that the CDC decision would be challenged to the very end." The lawsuit goes on to describe the city's filing against Coderre as "designed for public relations reasons statements that caused Coderre's harm in the first place." bad act of the City of New Bedford and Mitchell was the straw that broke the camel's back for Coderre — the final event that pushed him beyond his limit causing his despondent reaction," the lawsuit reads Catch up with the details: 'Fishy' Facebook posts led to New Bedford deputy fire chief's unlawful firing "The independent medical examiner initially accepted Coderre’s account of the limitations caused by his alleged injuries," the city's website reads when later presented with the video evidence captured on multiple days in June and August 2021 the examiner reassessed Coderre’s assertions and the applicable medical record subsequently concluding that Coderre had been 'untruthful' and 'putting on an act.'" but a re-examination of the report," Beauregard said of the examiner's change of opinion other pending court matters relative to Coderre's death and the city's actions against him include a lawsuit filed against the city in 2024 on behalf of Jane Coderre containing several tort claims and the city's appeal of the state CSC's decision which will be heard in Bristol County Superior Court on May 6 City of New Bedford responds as appeal court date approachesIn a written statement provided on May 1 by city Public Information Officer Jonathan Darling City Solicitor Eric Jaikes states: “The complaint is without merit The termination of Paul Coderre was appropriate and legally justified under the circumstances The City intends to vigorously defend this claim in court and pursue all of its legal defenses to the groundless claims set forth in the plaintiffs’ complaint.” The city's appeal document cites case law and interpretations of Massachusetts General Law language throughout as it argues against Coderre's attorneys' claims The document contains nine main points of argument including that the "City is Immune from Claims of Intentional Torts," that "The Individual Defendants are Entitled to Common Law Immunity for all Plaintiffs' Claims Against Them," that "Plaintiffs’ Claim for Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress .. Must be Dismissed as to the Individual Defendants Because Their Conduct was not Extreme or Outrageous," and that "Plaintiffs’ Claim for Tortious Interference .. Must be Dismissed Because the Individual Defendants did not act with Improper Motive or Means." Check this out: Society Coffee Bar is headed to New Bedford. Owner says they have a 'fantastic spot' to prevail on a claim of tortious interference with a contract a plaintiff must establish that (1) he had a contract with a third party; (2) the defendant knowingly induced the third party to break that contract; (3) the defendant’s interference was improper in motive or means; and (4) the plaintiff was harmed by the defendant’s actions.' to the extent the Individual Defendants have been alleged to have interfered with Coderre’s employment contract their interference was neither improper in motive nor means it is beyond doubt that Mayor Mitchell possessed the requisite authority to initiate discharge proceedings against Coderre." The postseason has arrived for Maryland's high school spring sports teams in the MPSSAA And first up to kick off the regional playoffs are the high school lacrosse teams multiple lacrosse teams will be looking to go deep into the playoffs and make runs toward a state championship revealing the playoff pathways for each team Here are the playoff paths for the Bayside South's boys and girls lacrosse teams: the Bayside South champion Stephen Decatur Seahawks received a first-round bye meaning they were able to bypass the first two rounds of the regional playoffs The Seahawks will host the 2A East II Regional Final which they are scheduled to host on May 12 The Seahawks will face the winner of the regional semifinal battle between Salisbury rivals Parkside and James M and will host Bennett in the regional semifinal on Friday Girls LacrosseSimilar to the boys bracket for Bayside South teams the Bayside South Champion Stephen Decatur Seahawks also received the No 1 seed in the girls lacrosse 2A East II Region and will receive a bye in the first two rounds of the regional playoffs before hosting the regional final next week After playing in the Bayside Championship game on Monday the Seahawks will have a week off until their regional final battle against one of two Bayside South rivals the Bennett Clippers finished with a higher seeding than Parkside meaning that Bennett will host Parkside on Friday The winner will advance to the regional final to play Decatur More: Bayside Championship Preview: Four Stephen Decatur squads compete for conference titles More: Here are the Delmarva Now Player of the Week nominees for Apr. 28-May 4 I ran into Debbie Boney on a recent shopping trip to her popular Bayside Market; she was excited to share that the store now carries pre-made sushi I love Debbie’s involvement in the store and how she constantly tweaks things to find the perfect mix of products We are fortunate to have Boney’s and all the fantastic items that they make in-house from the pre-made sandwiches to their delicious lineup of soups and salads The new sushi line now lives next to the deli counter I must admit that I was initially skeptical I eyed a Crunchy California Roll and decided to give it a go; $9.95 would not break the bank The Crunchy California Roll blew my socks off This roll was as good as the various rolls I have had elsewhere on the island I needed to give something else in the sushi lineup a taste I should have grabbed another roll I had not tried but the Crunchy California Roll was calling out to me again unlike the grainy texture of many other pre-made rolls I had tried I was interested in the company making the sushi but all I could find was that they are based in Chula Vista The label on the sushi reads that they are “committed to freshness and sustainability” and that they “ensure an authentic restaurant-quality experience with every bite.” That tells me that these delightful rolls don’t travel very far and I did experience the quality in every bite Are these rolls going to keep me from Monday’s all-night happy hour at Saiko Sushi or catching a fun sunset at Yummy Sushi You can also be sure I will be among the first to check out Nobu at the Hotel Del when it opens These amazingly fresh rolls are an easy add to your shopping cart and don’t come with a sit-down restaurant price tag I can post up at home and binge watch a series while scarfing down a couple of darn good sushi rolls I hope you give them a whirl; the quality surprised me and the Spicy Tuna Roll are on my short list for next time The Coronado Times newspaper provides in-depth coverage of Coronado, CA. Our online publication has been Coronado's trusted news source for over 20 years. Our staff is local and committed to quality coverage of our Coronado community. Learn more about our publication. Send Us News Tips & Story Ideas: [email protected] Content may not be re-published online or offline without permission the Fox Point-Bayside School District has selected its next superintendent from closer to home The Fox Point-Bayside School Board chose Michael Weaver the assistant superintendent of the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District Board members approved Weaver's contract April 7 The district's current superintendent, Jeffrey Dellutri, is retiring. The Fox Point-Bayside School Board approved Dellutri's retirement request last November. His last day will be June 30, a letter to parents said Board members chose Weaver out of three finalists. The other two were Ron Rivard, the principal and curriculum director at Randall Consolidated School District J1 in Randall, Wisconsin; and Tabia Jones, the chief executive officer and president at St. Joseph's Academy in Milwaukee. There were 17 applications for the position, according to a letter sent to parents and staff last month Weaver said he was honored and humbled to have been selected listen and learn and build trust and understanding from the community and see what they need," he said in a phone interview Weaver served as the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District's director of business services for two years He has also held leadership and administrative roles in Milwaukee Public Schools and in the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District He is completing a doctorate in educational leadership and policy analysis from the University of Wisconsin-Madison He also holds a master's degree in educational leadership from Cardinal Stritch University and a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee The Fox Point-Bayside School Board cited Weaver's strategic and student-centered vision, comprehensive understanding of school finance, operations and curriculum and dedication to developing the whole child and using innovation to inspire student achievement as reasons for choosing him, according to the district's website Contact Alec Johnson at (262) 875-9469 or alec.johnson@jrn.com. Follow him on X (Twitter) at @AlecJohnson12 — A more than half-century old seafood restaurant in Edgewater is reportedly closed Many on social media expressed shock and anger following the apparent sudden closure of Bayside Inn on Mayo Road Some claim the restaurant shuttered overnight last week leaving employees and customers in the dark Bayside was previously owned by Charles Paul Carlow The business was left to Carlow's surviving family members who initiated some changes I am beyond upset to hear about this," wrote one Facebook user "The way you handled this shows you have no appreciation or respect not only for your workers but the people that have supported you for 60 years If you wanted to close you could have handled this totally different." "Giving anyone notice about shutting down a bar would be like opening up your safe and going on vacation and telling everyone in town that you are not home Or giving the keys to your brand new Corvette to your 16-year-old and telling him to just be careful when he does burn outs," another commenter wrote Anne Arundel County Health Department records show Bayside was investigated over a complaint in December but no violations were discovered during a spot inspection However, in 2023, inspection reports state Bayside was written up multiple times for repeated plumbing issues According to Maryland's Department of Assessments and Taxation Carlow and his wife Freda are still listed as property owners of the restaurant the property was valued at more than $1.5 million with phase-in assessments There's an April 11 fundraiser at the Green Turtle on Solomons Island Road benefiting workers impacted by the closure "We’re coming together to support the incredible employees of Bayside who were blindsided by the sudden closure — leaving them without jobs or income Let’s rally as a community to raise funds and show them they’re not alone Every contribution counts," reads a Facebook post promoting the event the European alternative credit affiliate of H.I.G a leading global alternative investment firm with $68 billion of capital under management is pleased to announce its financing of Riviera Travel ("Riviera" or the "Company") an award-winning global travel brand specialising in guided tours and solo holidays backed by Silverfleet Capital ("Silverfleet") £125m unitranche term loan is being provided by Bayside and Triton Debt Opportunities ("Triton") Riviera has been curating travel experiences for over 40 years The Company focuses on the over-60s market and has built an excellent reputation for quality Riviera offers approximately 170 unique itineraries for tours and cruises The new five-year facility refinances the existing term loan and provides a solid platform for Riviera's management team led by Chief Executive Officer Phil Hullah to build upon the impressive growth achieved since the Company's acquisition by Silverfleet commented: "We are delighted to partner with Bayside and Triton for this exciting next phase of growth This partnership will enable us to continue investing in our business to enhance the customer experience commented: "Riviera has been an impressive success story resulting in high sustainable growth in an attractive market segment Bayside's capital solutions loan refinances Riviera's existing debt and provides the flexible capital structure to support the continued growth of the business We are looking forward to working with the team at Riviera on the next phase of its growth journey." is a leading global alternative investment firm with $68 billion of capital under management.* Based in Miami as well as international affiliate offices in Hamburg specializes in providing both debt and equity capital to mid-sized companies utilizing a flexible and operationally focused/value-added approach: Since its founding in 1993, H.I.G. has invested in and managed more than 400 companies worldwide. The Firm's current portfolio includes more than 100 companies with combined sales in excess of $53 billion. For more information, please refer to the H.I.G. website at hig.com Duncan PristonCo-Head of Bayside Europe[email protected] Andrew ScotlandCo-Head of Bayside Europe[email protected] H.I.G. Capital10 Grosvenor Street2nd FloorLondon W1K 4QBUnited KingdomP: +44 (0) 207 318 5700hig.com  a leading global alternative investment firm with $69 billion of capital under management Capital ("H.I.G." or the "Firm") Banking & Financial Services Travel Financing Agreements Do not sell or share my personal information: The Bayside South's regular season for high school baseball softball and lacrosse is set to come to a close in the coming days as regular season finales are played and teams gear up for the postseason here’s one final power ranking of each Bayside South sport analyzing the top teams and contenders this season the Bayside South and their spot in the upcoming conference championship game has already been decided there is still much to play for in the final games of the regular season And with regional playoffs around the corner it seems like a good time to take a look at where each team stands in the local hierarchy Here is a final regular-season power ranking of Bayside South baseball softball and lacrosse teams before the playoffs begin: the Bayside South Championship has been decided with the Seahawks walking away with the win which Decatur won courtesy of a walk-off single by Landon Daniel which allowed the Seahawks to clinch the South title and attempt to go back-to-back next week While Bennett ultimately left with a loss and its bid to win the Bayside South ended this could be an encouraging game for the Clippers as they have shown themselves to be one of the few teams capable of hanging with the Seahawks With Bennett and Decatur residing in the same Class 3A region a potentially playoff rematch between these two would certainly be something to look forward to Mardela saw its long winning streak snapped recently as it lost to Bennett and Parkside in the same week the Warriors still look poised to make a run toward defending their 1A Regional title this season and making a deep run in the state playoffs competitive teams like Snow Hill and Pocomoke could potentially stand in their way though which could shape up for more great playoff battles Mardela and Stephen Decatur are set to face off at Mardela this week with the Bayside South title on the line end of season battles between these two powerhouses have become the norm in Bayside South softball as they've each consistently risen above the rest of the competition in recent seasons This game also will serve as a final test before regional playoffs begin as they are each one of if not the best team that either has faced in regular season and similar to the highly level of competitive teams they will face if they want to make deep runs in the state playoffs Parkside and Bennett have shown themselves to be teams worth keeping an eye on once the playoffs come around as they hope to make runs in their respective MPSSAA regions More: Top Bayside South Games to Watch in the final week of the spring sports regular season As both teams have dispatched of rivals James M it looks as though the Bayside South title will come down to the regular-season finale between Parkside and Stephen Decatur on Friday at Parkside While Decatur is the multi-time defending champion of the Bayside South Parkside will be motivated to end its reign on its home field this week And whoever wins the game will have the chance to decide who will try to bring home the first Bayside Conference title for a Bayside boys lacrosse team in a while as Bayside North squads have been dominant in the championship game recently BennettParksideNorth DorchesterCambridge-South DorchesterWicomicoIn girls lacrosse Stephen Decatur is on track to win another Bayside South title Bennett earlier this week could propel it back into the Bayside Conference Championship Game They will have another big rivalry game against Parkside this week but if the level they've shown all season continues to close out the regular season Decatur will have set themselves up for one more chance at a Bayside Conference title next week The Bayside South regular season for sports like baseball softball and lacrosse has reached its final week as the postseason looms to start off April some of the biggest games of the regular season are set to take place in the final week as teams jockey for spots in Conference Championship games and positioning in the regional playoff standings teams that have been at the front of the standings throughout the year will look to put a bow on the stellar seasons before the playoffs begin games this week are set to decide whether or not they will compete for the Bayside Conference Championship It will certainly be a thrilling finish to an exciting Bayside South regular season for each sport Here are the top games to watch in the Bayside South's final week of regular season baseball Starting things off Monday is a game that was set to take place earlier this season the girls lacrosse teams for Stephen Decatur and James M Bennett will face-off in the final week of games with a lot to play for These two teams have been the top squads in Bayside South lacrosse this season as they've each gone unbeaten against Bayside South opponents Decatur is looking for its fourth straight Bayside South title while Bennett looks to grab the crown for themselves coming off a big win over rivals Parkside last week will hope that momentum continues their way when they take the field at home on Monday while Decatur will look to continue their reign as the Bayside South's best girls lacrosse squad With the winner likely going on to compete for the Bayside title next week not only is there a lot to play for in terms of stakes it is also a great measuring stick game for both teams ahead of the postseason The Stephen Decatur Seahawks have been not just the most impressive team in the Bayside throughout this regular season but one of the top baseball squads in the state of Maryland Fresh off of back-to-back state semifinal appearances the Seahawks have not slowed down their success this season dominating the Bayside while also picking up wins over top non-Bayside opponents like Sherwood when they faced off just a few weeks ago As they look to close out another stellar Bayside campaign and secure top seeding ahead of the Class 3A playoffs there are just a few more tests left for the Seahawks After surviving a late comeback attempt against Parkside last week and will also host a solid Mardela team as well later in the week it could potentially be a preview of a future 3A playoff battle between the two top Bayside South teams as they both reside in the same MPSSAA region The game could also decide the winner of this year's Bayside South With Bennett having a very successful season in their own right it will be one last great battle in the regular season between two of the Bayside's best Decatur won this game when they played earlier this season in Salisbury It will be interesting to see if Bennett can flip the script this time around More: Parkside boys lacrosse gets win over Bennett More: Parkside grad Marcus Yarns, Delmar's Dante Trader Jr. drawing 2025 NFL Draft attention Mardela and Stephen Decatur are set to close out their respective softball regular seasons with another battle for the Bayside South And it comes as no surprise that once again these two teams have run the show in the Bayside Conference for yet another year as they look to continue their bid for a third straight Bayside Conference Championship game appearance while Decatur will try again to knock them off and the games they have lost have come against non-Bayside opponents meaning they each come into this game undefeated in Bayside competition The Bayside's best will truly be on display in Mardela Springs later this week and softball fans couldn't ask for much more when it comes to a game with high stakes being played between two dominant teams Stephen Decatur is on a quest for a fourth straight Bayside South title and a first Bayside Championship after striking out in their previous three attempts have once again been better than most of the competition this year with a rare but very close loss to Kent Island standing out as the only blemish on their resume But before they can try again for a Bayside Championship they'll have to go on the road to face a Parkside team that has been equally as dominant as them this year Parkside has cleared the way to potentially grab the Bayside South crown from Decatur this year It will be back-to-back tests for Parkside as they also face one of the Bayside North's top teams in Queen Anne's earlier this week the game between Parkside and Decatur in Salisbury should create an electric atmosphere for high school lacrosse The Bayside Conference's spring sports season is almost a full month into the action and with just a few weeks left before Bayside Conference Championship Games take place a hierarchy is starting to settle in for sports like baseball There have been plenty of great battles across the Bayside South's spring sports whether it be on the baseball and softball diamonds Some teams have emerged as new contenders in loaded fields while others have continued the excellence that has been common for them in recent years Here is a power ranking of the Bayside South's baseball Two teams have stood out from the pack in the Bayside South's baseball landscape so far this season are the reigning Bayside Conference Champions and are looking to make it back to a Class 3A State Semifinal and further this season are fresh off their first regional title in program history last year and have carried their momentum into a stellar beginning of the season Both teams have only lost one game this year these two teams have been dominant over rival competition They won't face each other until the final day of the regular season and depending on how upcoming games unfold for both Decatur and Mardela against fellow Bayside South contenders like Parkside and James M that regular season finale could decide whether or not Decatur goes back to Perdue Stadium for the Bayside title game With just a few weeks left until everything is decided the upcoming battles between these four teams at the top will definitely be among the highlights of the spring season The Bayside South's softball race has unfolded as expected throughout the first half of the season as Mardela and Stephen Decatur have separated themselves from the rest of the pack and a regular season finale battle between the two could likely be the difference between Decatur returning to the Bayside title game Mardela in particular have been uniquely impressive considering the fact that they have yet to concede a single run so far this season while scoring in double-digits in each of their games only losing their first game of the year just a few days ago to Cape Henlopen If both teams take care of their opponents in the final weeks the May 1 game at Mardela could be the decider and it should be another thriller between the best that the Bayside has to offer in softball More: Here are the Delmarva Now Player of the Week nominees for Apr. 7-13 More: Local Hoops on the Ave basketball festival set to return in May at new home Stephen Decatur has won the last three Bayside South boys lacrosse titles and as the first half of the 2025 lacrosse season has unfolded they look poised to potentially grab a Bayside Conference Championship in early May a big 21-4 road win over Easton on Monday served as another statement win for the Seahawks as they defeated Easton for the first time since 2019 And they lost a close 14-13 game to Kent Island in late March showing just how close they are to potentially knocking off their Bayside North foes The Seahawks still have games against Parkside and Bennett two solid teams who have been putting together impressive campaigns in their own right the Bayside South will likely be decided in the late season battles amongst this trio of teams Things look very close in girls lacrosse in the Bayside South Bennett and Parkside each hold similar records Decatur is looking to win a fourth straight South title while their two rivals are looking to knock them off The Seahawks have been slightly more impressive than their rivals in terms of goal difference but there doesn't seem to be much separating the teams from each other An early season game between Decatur and Bennett was postponed due to weather meaning any potential measuring stick games between these three teams will have to wait a bit longer as Parkside and Bennett are set to play at Wicomico County Stadium on Apr and then both teams will face Decatur in the final days of the regular season The boys basketball season in the Bayside South came to a close this past Friday as the remaining teams in the MPSSAA playoffs saw their seasons come to a close And with the end of the season comes the opportunity to honor the standout players from the 2024-25 campaign with awards recognizing their work this year Stephen Decatur's Davin Chandler is the Bayside South Player of the Year Chandler led the Seahawks to a Bayside Championship this season as they steamrolled through their conference schedule without losing a game Stephen Decatur head coach Bryon Johnson was also named Coach of the Year for a second consecutive year Here are the All-Bayside South Basketball awards for the 2024-25 season: Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year: Davin Chandler (Stephen Decatur) Coach of the Year: Bryon Johnson (Stephen Decatur) More: Playoff Basketball: Parkside advances to state semifinals, Snow Hill defeated on the road More: Wi-Hi boys basketball player wins Delmarva Now Player of the Week for Feb. 24-Mar. 2 As the high school basketball season has come to a close awards recognition for the top girls basketball players in the Bayside South has been decided Wi-Hi's Se'Lah Foreman is the Girls Basketball Player of the Year in the Bayside South The junior point guard for Wi-Hi led her team to a second straight Bayside South title this season And Mardela's Dean Sullivan has been named the Coach of the Year in the Bayside South Here are the All-Bayside South Girls Basketball awards for the 2024-25 season: Bayside South Player of the Year: Se'Lah Foreman (Wicomico) Bayside South Coach of the Year: Dean Sullivan (Mardela) All-Bayside South Third TeamRonnie White (Parkside)Maleah Blake (Stephen Decatur)Lila Gunther (Stephen Decatur)Kamryn Larger (Mardela)Alayah Thornton (Pocomoke)More: Vote for the Fans Choice Bayside South Girls, Boys Basketball Players of the Year More: Bayside's Best: All-Bayside South Teams honor the stars of the 2024-25 boys basketball season The Bayside South's high school basketball season has officially come to a close as the last area teams were eliminated last week in the playoffs But before officially turning the page to the spring sports season there is still an opportunity to recognize some of the top players from this winter Top boys and girls basketball players are featured in the Delmarva Now Fan's Choice Bayside South Player of the Year polls More: Francis Scott Key defeats Parkside in MPSSAA Class 2A girls basketball state semifinals but it's always felt like it's missing something in the design department the car was only missing a color — a color that Nissan has finally added to the lineup for 2025 and its addition makes the Nissan Z a car that I would actually want to own Bayside Blue is one of those distinctive car colors that's far more recognizable than you might expect. Sure, it may seem like just one of many blues, but this one adorned the vaunted R34 Skyline GT-R one of the coolest vehicles to grace the roads of this Earth A bayside blue GT-R is a more interesting sight than any supercar and a Bayside Blue Z inherits some of that appeal The Bayside Blue on the Z looks a bit darker than the R34's variant though it's also possible the change is just from the photography we need to get one of each next to each other to compare I definitely just want to compare the colors not to hoon the absolute life out of an R34 GT-R Bayside blue isn't live on Nissan's configurator yet so it's not yet clear how much the color will cost to add to your car Colors for the current Z range from $895 to $1,695 and the existing two-tone Seiran Blue TriCoat finish sits in the middle at $1,295 Maybe the simplification to one single color rather than the blacked-out roof of the Seiran Blue A $40 million, 153-unit apartment community for seniors will join the Village of Bayside’s OneNorth development alongside the Symphony Apartments building that will also soon be home to the North Shore Library Bayside’s Village Board approved a site plan from Matter Development to build a five-story 133-unit independent living and assisted living wing and a one-story connected by a central common area and courtyard Milwaukee-based Cobalt Partners and La Macchia Holdings are developing the OneNorth project Construction is scheduled to start soon ― this spring ― with the goal of completion by early 2027 Votes to approve the site plan were split 4-1-1 Kelly Marrazza voting in favor and trustee Liz Levins opposing citing "personal work" with members of the Matter family Walny is the founder and managing partner of Walny Legal Group LLC business succession and trust administration wrote that the Bayside and the greater North Shore area has a growing need for senior housing The proposal submitted by Matter Development shows plans to offer independent living residents will be able to receive varying levels of care at the building through packages that offer personal and health services The plans also include social and dining rooms The development will also offer up to three meals per day A total of 154 parking spaces are planned ― 112 underground and 42 surface spaces The development is located north of West Brown Deer Road and west of North Port Washington Road Who is developing the new apartment community for seniors in Bayside?Wauwatosa-based real estate company Matter Development is a developer owner and operator of senior housing communities throughout southeastern Wisconsin The company holds around 1,100 units within its portfolio in 15 different locations Matter told the Architectural Review Committee when pitching the project on Feb In 2023, Matter opened a similar 68-bed development nearby in Mequon the Bayside building will be managed by Koru Health an affiliate company of Matter's that handles operations at these facilities That close connection makes Matter Development unique "We don't exit the project after the development is complete We remain involved with the development throughout the life cycle," he said The project architect is Galbraith Carnahan Architects the civil engineer is Pinnacle Engineering Matter said he's received mostly positive feedback about the plan from residents and village staff the lone trustee to oppose the development and divergent from the other buildings in Bayside Levins also vocally opposed plans for the Symphony Apartments Asked how much of the TIF would go toward the development Village Manager Andy Pederson said it's not a simple calculation The village is using the "pay-as-you-go" financing method where the developer pays all upfront costs for infrastructure and the village will reimburse the developer using future tax revenue received above the base value of the district the Symphony and any other development approved Almost a dozen people echoed Levins' concerns where the committee eventually recommended plans for the site The Plan Commission recommended approval of the site plan on Feb Contact Claudia Levens at clevens@gannett.com. Follow her on X at @levensc13 The Bayside Conference Football season has been an exciting and closely competitive one on Maryland's Eastern Shore as teams have gone toe-to-toe week after week battling for wins and putting their top talent on display Easton and Cambridge-South Dorchester prepare for the state quarterfinals this week but individual awards and All-Bayside Conference teams have been decided upon for the 2024 season Easton Quarterback Michael O'Connor has been named the Offense Player of the Year while Decatur's Davin Chandler and North Caroline's Owen Piavis are the Co-Defensive Players of the Year Special Teams Player of the Year goes to Decatur's Ethan Bradshaw while Cambridge-South Dorchester's Anthony Hughes has been named the MVP of the 2024 season Decatur head coach Jake Coleman is the Coach of the Year after leading his Seahawks to a second consecutive undefeated regular season Here are the Bayside Conference awards and All-Bayside Conference Football Teams for the 2024 season: Offensive Player of the Year: Michael O'Connor (Easton) Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Davin Chandler (Stephen Decatur) and Owen Piavis (North Caroline) Special Teams Players of the Year: Ethan Bradshaw (Stephen Decatur) Bayside MVP: Anthony Hughes (Cambridge-South Dorchester) Coach of the Year: Jake Coleman (Stephen Decatur) More: All-Bayside South teams highlight the top stars of the 2024 Boys and Girls Soccer seasons More: Salisbury University Field Hockey punches ticket to Final Four after penalty shootout win — A 15-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl at Bayside High School have been charged with possessing a weapon on school property following a lockdown Wednesday afternoon Virginia Beach police confirmed to WTKR News 3 Thursday VBPD was responding to reports of a firearm at school VBPD had a large presence on campus in the afternoon to sweep classrooms "Our administration received a report that a student was in possession of a weapon," Principal Troy Walton wrote in an email to families Wednesday night the school was placed on an internal lockdown We were able to identify the students involved and found one of the students in possession of a knife Watch: Raw footage from scene during Bayside High lockdown Despite reports from parents on scene that there was no communication from the school Virginia Beach police declared they had completed a sweep of the school and not recovered a firearm Watch: VBPD sweep Bayside classroom during school lockdown Another communication was sent to parents at 2:50 p.m with more information about the lockdown and dismissal protocols Walton's email Wednesday night thanked the community for their patience "We are incredibly grateful to our families for their understanding and support in allowing us to conduct the investigation without issues," Walton wrote "We also appreciate everyone's adherence to safety protocols which helped us handle the situation as safely and efficiently as possible." Set on a bluff above Nebraska’s biggest lake Bayside Golf Club is Dave Axland and Dan Proctor’s rendition of “extreme golf” Dan Proctor and Dave Axland (original design; 2001) Join the clubJoin the clubJoin the clubJoin the clubLog inLog inLog inLog inAccessSemi Private The creation of Sand Hills Golf Club in 1995 is a widely recognized turning point in modern golf architecture in the United States While the effects of this new course may not have been realized until many years after its successful completion the local golf ecosystem of the Nebraska Sandhills shifted soon after Rumors and chatter of Sand Hills reached farmers ranchers and locals across the region who quickly became golf-curious By the turn of the millennium five more golf courses were ushered into the once nearly golf-less sand dunes and of these five three designs are credited to two gentlemen who helped build the famous Sand Hills Golf Club Who better to hire for a new golf course design than the ones who helped build arguably the best was the fifth successor to Sand Hills and like the four others before it was a product of locals who wanted their own “Sand Hills” for their town Just northwest of Ogallala and positioned on a bluff high above Nebraska’s largest lake Bayside is what they call “extreme golf,” and it certainly lives up to that term {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-001}} While the project scope was originally just nine holes a co-owner wanted a proper 18-hole golf course after seeing the success of the front nine The only problem was they didn’t have the most suitable land to do so That led to the idea of dredging a large marina in Lake McConaughy and using the sandy dredgings to “soften” the severe land fill in some of the ravines to reduce the amount of forced carries This was a great idea in theory but never came to fruition and led to a ferocious back nine with several long forced carries The par value of the fourth (par 5) and sixth (par 4) holes may confuse you once you play them for the first time a NW wind can make four feel like a par 4 and six feel like a par 5 The original plan for the sixth was to have a tee box on the other side of the road making it a true par 5 This means the tiny green built to accept short iron and wedge shots is now receiving long irons and woods nine strokes between these two holes is a terrific score You will need a cart to play the back nine The land is wild and some transitions are lengthy The front on the other hand is a delightful walk Straight off their subdued yet wildly thoughtful design at Wild Horse Golf Club just 90 miles away the Bunker Hill team was given a very dramatic site on the edge of the Nebraska Sandhills overlooking Lake McConaughy the landforms and soils are drastically different from what you’ll find at courses like Wild Horse The deep ravines were carved out over many years of erosion and water flowing down towards the lake but the silt and crushed limestone dominated soil complexion creates this rugged and jagged environment with sagebrush bushes and rocky outcroppings Despite the difference in visual appearance and soil composition the golf resembles that of the “true” sandhills courses listed above with large undulating landforms firm and fast playing conditions and the relentless and ever present wind Straight off their subdued yet wildly thoughtful design at Wild Horse Golf Club just 90 miles away The whole concept for the course and request from the owner was to make Bayside different from Wild Horse this wouldn’t be too hard to do given how different the sites were from one another and the fact that the budget was minuscule meaning they truly needed a minimalist course that laid on the land and was a product of the landscape this meant being a little more wild and rugged both descriptors of the land that it sits on and exactly what the course turned out to be tends to build golf features a little more boldly while Axland tends to reel his ideas in and make them slightly more practical But Axland didn’t spend a ton of time on this project resulting in an aggressively unique style of golf This style shows throughout the front nine greens with big undulating contours that kick and corral balls Some may argue that they are overworked or overbuilt but this is simply what the land provided Greens like the rollicking fourth “were just sitting there” according to Proctor who lived 30 miles from the course throughout the construction Pair that with the notion that it needed to be different from Wild Horse and you get a great deal of variety and distinct greens that you won’t find elsewhere This project was originally going to be just nine holes (front nine) but the developer owned the tumultuous land where the back nine sits today and had a desire for a complete 18 Land so severe and wild that the design duo’s goal was to just make nine playable golf holes the back nine greens are much more subtle than the first nine because just getting to the green was hard enough They were able to massage and push around the land to make it playable without the need for large earthworks or transportation of dirt and it needed to be this way because all they had was a small bulldozer and backhoe for construction This type of work is what I believe to be true minimalism Making something from the land with minimal input and money that is made by and for the local people When you take all of this into consideration they were able to make a pretty exciting and memorable golf course given the circumstances It may have made a better nine-hole course than 18 but I’m glad Bayside is what it is: a true reflection of the land and dedication of the people behind it (How We Rate Courses) Good golf design and fun golf design are very different things While Bayside is as fun to play as a 3-Egg Wild Horse I can’t say that it’s as structurally sound and dynamic as Wild Horse The back nine has forced carry after forced carry with several do-or-die type shots but there’s still a lot of sound strategy and well executed design work infused into every single golf hole This course sits right on the edge of 0 and 1 Eggs but ultimately the firm course presentation A terrific opener that warms you up for what’s ahead; beautiful lay of the land holes with intricate and boldly shaped greens The first snakes through some small dunes right in the lay up zone creating interest no matter how you decide to play it {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-002}} a Nebraska local who started his golf construction career with Axland and Proctor had a postcard from Royal Troon which had an image of the famous eighth hole dubbed “Postage Stamp.” He asked Proctor if they could build something resembling it for the second at Bayside and that’s how this hole came to be {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-003}} The first of many “hog’s back” fairways at Bayside The third repeals shots down to a low point on the right and rewards the ones who take the aggressive line In this case that means going over the large dune off the tee to a blind portion of the fairway and dodging the triplet of deep bunkers {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-004}} A vexing short par 5 that sports a significantly more dramatic “hog’s back” fairway than the third Missing right creates a totally blind approach into the green and from this angle it’s nearly impossible to hold the surface This tumbling green pitches away falling seven (!!) feet from front to back and has multiple sections with pronounced contours between them Proctor built the green with such severity because of how short the par 5 was going to be and he wanted you to earn your birdie Beyond the green is a chipping swale that sits 20+ feet below the green making for tricky recovery {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-005}} A neat ridge-top greensite makes distance control key here Missing short leaves a daunting 15-foot uphill chip shot/putt but landing on the back half of the green may result in ejection into the native grasses beyond {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-006}} As mentioned in the “take note” this hole was designed to be a par 5 with a tee on the other side of the road that never got built This would have made the drive more compelling by allowing aggressive players to cut the corner and attack the green in two while the safer route would force three shots to get home Approaches into the tiny perched green are a chore as missing right leaves you in a deep hollow and using the shortgrass backstop left of the green overzealously will also send your ball down into the hollow {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-007}} A wonderful, strategic short par 4 with a bold “double plateau” style green Pins on the right tier are not to be fooled with {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-008}} Arguably the most conventional hole on the course this straightforward par 3 plays to a green benched into a dune with a beautifully shaped waste bunker short {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-009}} The upper and lower tees here create very different views on the ninth From below you face all the bunkers head on and must carry the long cross bunker but also need to be aware of the pines beyond The upper tee sets you up more parallel to the fairway and provides a much more pleasant view Proctor noted that the hole was supposed to have a tee even further back on the hill making the hole play like a true par 4 vs {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-010}} You are tasked with two forced carries here at the 10th and anything right finds the rocky ravine This hole plays drivable on downwind days if you are up for the risk {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-011}} After a long uphill cart ride from the 10th green you arrive at the 11th aptly named “Forever,” but I prefer to call it “Pirate’s Plank.” This monster ridge-to-ridge par 5 plays as intimidatingly hard as it looks with steep fall off on all sides and a narrow fairway that squeezes down to 20 yards wide at the entrance of the green The diagonal carry over the Kapalua-sized ravine leaves no room for error; slightly left and you’re over the backside of the ridge or miss just right into the punishing arroyo wash If you can conquer the drive you’re only ¼ of the way there and it’s time to “walk the plank!” You need four exceptional shots here just to make a par but the everpresent wind makes going four-for-four incredibly difficult the green pitches away from you falling three and half (!!!) feet from front to back this hole is slightly insane but that’s what makes it so interesting to play (for me at least) You’re almost guaranteed to have an eventful and memorable time here I truly enjoy the one-of-one nature of this hole despite its overly penal test and always stand on the tee excited to take a stab at glory or utter defeat Two things to note about the backstory of this hole is that Axland and Proctor’s original green was positioned around 70 yards forward from where this green is today one of the owner’s insisted on pushing it all the way back to the far end point of the ridgeline The designers mentioned to the owner that the requested greensite would be nearly unplayable but here we are today The team needed material to build up the green on this peninsula thus the 20+ bunkers down the right side were dug out to collect dirt to build the green {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-012}} Another ridge-to-ridge hole with a diagonal carry over a deep ravine The green is sort of a lion’s mouth but instead of a bunker cutting into the putting surface the ravine does {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-013}} A rejecting greensite perched up on top of a ridgeline. The contours resemble a “reverse redan” template where accessing the back pins are best done so by banking the ball off the front left kicker slope although there’s very little room for error Misses short and right are faced with a wall of grass and bunkers {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-014}} The 14th utilizes the ravine quite well as does most of the holes on the back nine hugging the ravine provides a shorter approach into the punchbowl green while the loads of room right leave a longer second shot {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-015}} This fairway tumbles down the steep ridgeline nearly 80 feet Cutting the corner off the tee allows you to go for the green in two the green sits on a ridgetop with steep fall offs short and long that makes staying on the domed green a challenge {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-016}} A well-bunkered short par 4 that was modeled after the 10th hole at Riviera The size and angle of the green certainly do a good job of replicating George Thomas’s famous drive and pitch hole {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-017}} If you have a “Postage Stamp” green then you need a Riviera No The owner himself dug this bunker in the center of the green against Proctor’s will {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-018}} The deep blowout bunker on the left is the only obstacle you need to avoid here at the last The green is huge and lightly contoured leaving you with a gentle descent to your rollercoaster back nine If you happened to tear through your glove during your round there is a barbed wire glove cemetery behind the green {{content-block-course-profile-bayside-golf-club-nebraska-019}} “Courses to Play Off I-80 in Nebraska” (reel by Matt Rouches) Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique Aenean faucibus nibh et justo cursus id rutrum lorem imperdiet 24ReplyCancelSUBMIT COMMENTSUBMIT COMMENTThank you! 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Something went wrong while submitting the form.Author NameJan 13, 2025DeleteLorem ipsum dolor sit amet Continually pursuing the game I love is what brought me to Fried Egg Golf I found myself working for a local golf course construction company which appeared to be a great starting point to becoming a golf course architect I turned to the maintenance side of golf for something new I just wanted to continue to pursue the game I loved no matter the form Working at some of the great golf courses across America only furthered my interests within golf design a social media job posting from FEG piqued my interest to join a company that had a direct impact on my love for golf and golf design I continue to dip my hands into several aspects of the company skiing and spending as much time in nature as I can FooterA deeper level of golfSign up to our newsletter for fresh takes Mondays Fried Egg Course RatingWe rate golf courses using a three-"Egg" scale a course must be very good; to receive three Most courses will not get any Eggs at all — and this is not meant as an insult Click here to learn more about our rating system and our criteria of Land 1/30Satsuma vs Bayside Baseball.st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Mike Perrin | preps@al.comSatsuma rallied from a Friday loss on the road to beat Bayside Academy in a doubleheader opener on Saturday and then take the Class 4A Area 1 series tiebreaker – and the championship – with a 6-3 win Bayside beat the Gators 12-2 at home on Friday before Satsuma won Game 1 of the doubleheader 13-3 “It was an emotional series,” Satsuma coach Rodney Hicks said They never quit and it could have been easy to quit after losing Friday night but they showed up Saturday and fought their tail off to win the 4A Area 1 championship especially the eight seniors that lead this team.” Satsuma went 6-1 in April to push its record to 18-9 The Gators came from behind in the deciding game Bayside scored on back-to-back singles and a bases-loaded walk to take the lead on 3 hits in the first Satsuma scored on a pair of errors in the fifth inning to pull ahead 5-3 adding another run on an error in the sixth Darius Kupua and Cooper Crenshaw had 2 hits apiece for Satsuma Hunter Sullivan pitched 5 innings for the win Parker Sells came in relief for the final 6 outs to secure the victory University of South Alabama signee Cole Dean was 2-for-2 with a double for the Admirals and Amos McDaniel went 2-for-3 with an RBI Starter Will Fitzhugh gave up 3 earned runs on 4 hits with 3 strikeouts and a walk Dean allowed 3 unearned runs on 2 hits with 2 strikeouts and a walk in the final 3 innings the Gators used an 11-run fourth inning to roll over Bayside in the 5-inning rout pounded out 9 singles and coaxed 4 walks in the decisive inning The Gators went into the inning trailing 3-2 after scoring a pair of runs in the second and Bayside answering with 3 in the top of the fourth Matt Sullivan battled through a 7-pitch bases-loaded at-bat to single in Jake May and Cooper Brinkman The Gators pounded out 16 hits with every starter getting at least one Crenshaw was 3-for-4 with a double and 2 RBIs Braxton Byrd was 2-for-3 with an RBI and Ben Glen Micah Sullivan and KJ Austin all had 2 hits Kapua allowed 3 earned runs on 4 hits with 7 strikeouts and 4 walks for Satsuma Dean and Jack Callaway had doubles for the Admirals and Palmer Angermeier drove in a pair of runs allowing 5 earned runs on 9 hits with 5 strikeouts and 2 walks over 3.1 innings The Admirals scored 10 in the fourth to break open a 2-2 game Hannaman had a bases-loaded triple to deep center field off a 1-2 Tucker Hicks pitch The Bayside catcher also had a double and a single Noah Cain had a pair of singles and drove in 2 runs for Bayside Grady Stokes gave up 2 runs on 6 hits with 9 strikeouts in 5 innings to get the win Glen drove in both Gators’ runs with a 2-out single to knot the game at 2 in the fourth inning Tucker Hicks had a pair of hits and Crenshaw had a double allowing 12 runs – 4 earned – on 8 hits with 4 walks over 3.1 innings Luke’s on Monday while Bayside Academy will host Bayshore Christian In other high school spring sports from around the state over the weekend: Area 1 doubleheader on Friday to wrap up the 3-game series at Mary G Baker (15-14) had whipped the Vikings 14-4 on Thursday Tate Graham led the Hornets with 3 singles and drove in Yadiel Orellano to start a 3-run rally in the third inning Orellano and Spencer Stewart finished with 2 hits apiece in the win allowing 4 runs – 2 earned – on 3 hits in 3 innings Pierce Rogers shut out MGM on 3 hits with 3 strikeouts and 3 walks in 4 innings Catcher TJ Wood was 3-for-3 for MGM with an RBI and DJ Broughton had a double in the loss allowing 6 runs – 4 earned – on 10 hits with 4 strikeouts and 2 walks the Hornets scored in the final four innings of the 5-inning game as Graham pitched a 2-hitter with 7 strikeouts and a walk in 5 innings The sophomore also had a double and 2 RBIs as Baker extended its winning streak to five games Rogers was 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs an Mizelle had 2 hits in 3 at-bats with 2 RBIs Anderson Murray and Jeremy Gandy had hits for Mary G giving up 5 runs – 1 earned – on 6 hits with 3 strikeouts and a walk Luke’s scored 8 runs in the top of the seventh to rally from a 5-4 deficit and bounce back from a Friday loss to the Eagles Jeremy Menhennett’s RBI single tied the game at 5-5 Conner Moseley walked to drive in the go-ahead run for the Wildcats (16-9) Russ Warner provided the biggest blow of the inning with a 3-run double Campbell Tillman was 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored Andrew Thomas got the win with 2 innings of relief of Menhennett Miles Bechtel-Scott – the fourth of five pitchers – took the loss for Bayshore Jack Malone went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs a pair of walks and a run scored for the Eagles (12-13) Paul’s swept a pair of games from rival Mobile Christian to clinch the Area 2 championship the Saints (18-8-1) scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh for the win Paul’s tied it on John Stowers’ sacrifice fly and won it on an RBI single by Brooks McDonald Bradley Irish went the distance for the win Starter Maddox McKinion took the loss for the Leopards Bryce Rivers had 2 hits for Mobile Christian Paul’s scored the winning run in the top of the eighth on Hudson Farnell’s RBI single McLeod was 2-for-3 with 4 runs scored for the Saints Dylan Peters took the loss in relief of Michael Harper McGill-Toolen used a pair of pitchers to shut out Baldwin County in the opener Mitchell Adams started and pitched 3 innings Cullen Patrick pitched the final 4 innings The Yellow Jackets (20-8) scored single runs in the second Jack Lenaghan and Christian Tover had RBIs Coen Lambeth limited the Jackets to a hit and struck out 9 in a complete game The Tigers scored the only run of the game in the third following Braydon Bryars’ single Tripp Crawford – the first of three McGill pitchers – took the loss The Dolphins scored 22 runs on 21 hits in a sweep of Class 6A No John Will Nix limited the Toros to a hit in 5 innings Price Stephens drove in 3 runs for Gulf Shores Jacob O’Bryan and Trendon Beebe drove in 2 runs each Levi Howard was 2-for-3 with 2 runs scored Lakelon Ray had Spanish Fort’s only hit and Newton Gardner took the loss on the mound Gulf Shores scored 5 times in the bottom of the first and led 9-3 after 4 innings on the way to the win Tres Moore and Woods McElroy each drove in 2 Howard started on the mound and got the win Brandon Pegueros took the loss for Spanish Fort Ray and Damien Tate each had a pair of hits for the Toros 1/5Hazel Green at Buckhorn baseballHUNTSVILLE/TENNESSEE VALLEY The Bucks edged Hazel Green in 9 innings at home on Saturday to sweep the two-game Class 6A Area 16 series after three Buckhorn pitchers no-hit the Trojans 9-2 on Friday The Bucks earned the area championship for the second straight season Tye Burress drove in the winning run on Saturday singling in pinch-runner Aidyn Brown – in for Andrew Oelike who had walked – advanced on another walk and went to third on a wild pitch with Burress singling in 2 of 3 runs in the first and Braden Abernathy driving in another run in the second with a single to left field Hazel Green scored single runs in the third pushed across 2 in the top of the seventh to send the game into extra innings Abernathy went 4-for-5 with a triple and 2 RBIs for Buckhorn He shut out the Trojans on 2 hits with 3 strikeouts and 2 walks over 3 innings Starter Parker Turley gave up 2 runs – 1 earned – on 4 hits with 2 strikeouts in 3 innings Peyton Joiner allowed 3 runs – 2 earned – on 2 hits with 2 strikeouts and 2 walks in 3 innings Israel Navarro was 2-for-5 with 3 RBIs for Hazel Green and Jaden Charles was 2-for-3 allowing an earned run on 1 hit with a strikeout and 2 walks in 1.1 innings’ work Starter Elijah Steele gave up 5 runs – 2 earned – on 6 hits with 5 strikeouts and 7 walks in 7 innings starter Oelke and relievers Joiner and Jacob Gentle no-hit the Trojans in the 7-inning game allowing 2 runs – 1 earned – with 5 walks in 6.1 innings Joiner struck out 1 and walked 2 of the 3 batters he faced and Gentle walked a batter before closing out Hazel Green Oelke also helped his cause at the plate with a home run and a double as he went 3-for-4 with 5 RBIs Abernathy was 4-for-5 with an RBI and 3 runs scored in the win Starter Colton Clark took the loss for Hazel Green allowing 4 earned runs on 6 hits with 8 strikeouts and 5 walks in 5.1 innings The second-ranked Patriots swept a doubleheader at home over Florence on Saturday to earn all three wins in the Class 7A Bob Jones also won the series opener 5-0 at Florence on Thursday Florence broke on top 1-0 in the top of the first inning before the Patriots pushed across 2 runs in the bottom of the inning The Falcons tied the game in the fifth when Auston Klotzbach raced home as part of a double steal but Bob Jones put together three straight singles – by Zack Johnson Dillon Adkins and Cole Spanier – to regain the lead at 3-2 The home team scored 3 with 2 outs in the sixth on a dropped third strike and a passed ball to back-to-back batters Florence answered with a 2-out run on an outfield error allowing 3 runs – 2 earned – on 8 hits with 5 strikeouts and a walk Johnson was 2-for-3 and Martin was 2-for-4 with and RBI Eli Martin went 2-for-4 for Florence and Cooper Thomaston had a double allowing 6 runs – 3 earned – on 8 hits with 7 strikeouts and 5 walks over 5.2 innings Johnson homered and doubled and Tanner Hermesch had a home run as Bob Jones scored in all 6 innings of the game Johnson was 2-for-3 with 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored Hammonds was 2-for-3 and Elijah Degante was 2-for-2 with a double Starting pitcher Martin threw a 1-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts and 2 walks over 5 innings Joshua Wilhide struck out 2 of the 3 batters he faced in the sixth allowing 6 earned runs on 5 hits with 2 strikeouts and 4 walks over 3 innings The sixth-ranked Class 6A Patriots ran their record to 26-6 with the shutout at 5A No Southern Union Community College signee Jack Ross struck out 8 in a complete-game performance allowing 2 hits with no walks for Homewood George Brockwell had a run-scoring 2-out single in the top of the third inning for the Patriots and Ross’ homer made it 2-0 in the sixth a stolen base and a single by Will Dobbins pinch-hitter Ben Roberts brought home the final run on a squeeze bunt Ross retired six in a row to close out the win allowing 3 runs – 2 earned – on 5 hits with 3 strikeouts and a walk over 5.1 innings Sage Bennett and Tyler Pierce had a single apiece for the Pirates Alabama Christian swept doubleheader on the road on Friday to wrap up three wins in the Class 3A ACA opened the series with an 11-3 win at home Alabama Christian scored at least 2 runs in the first four of the 5-inning game Bryson Dabney and Ethan Dabney had a double each in the win Both were 3-for-3 at the plate with Bryson Dabney driving in 7 runs Jackson Burton went 2-for-3 with 4 RBIs and 3 runs scored Jackson McGuire earned the complete-game win allowing an earned run on 3 hits with 4 strikeouts and a walk Oscar Fiore and Andrew Hosein had hits with Hosein picking up an RBI for Montgomery Academy allowing 8 runs – 6 earned – on 5 hits with a strikeout and 5 walks allowed 6 earned runs on 4 hits with 3 strikeouts and 2 walks over 1.2 innings’ work ACA jumped to a 7-0 lead in the top of the first inning and held off Montgomery Academy’s late rally 1 in the sixth and 3 in the bottom of the seventh McBride drove in a pair of runs on a double with 1 out in the seventh and an out later William Marks singled in a run and Fiore drove in another with a single to cut the lead to 12-11 Jacob Heilman got the final out with a strikeout 9 hitter Ethan Dabney went 2-for-3 with a triple and 3 RBIs for Alabama Christian Mason Roosendaal was 2-for-3 with an RBI and Mac Moorer had a pair of RBIs allowing 6 earned runs on 5 hits with 5 strikeouts and 5 walks over 4.1 innings had 3 hits and a pair of RBIs each for Montgomery Academy McBride was 2-for-3 with a double and 2 RBIs and Hosein was 2-for-2 with a double and 3 runs scored allowing 7 runs – 6 earned – on 3 hits with a strikeout and 3 walks Montgomery Academy (12-10) wraps up its season at home on Monday at 4:30 p.m Oak Mountain's Adrian Gutierrez leaps for a header during the Westminster-Oak Mountain at Oak Mountain boys soccer game in Birmingham (Vasha Hunt | preps@al.com)(Vasha Hunt | preps@al.com) The top-ranked Class 7A Eagles rolled over Class 5A No 1 Guntersville and ran their record to 23-0 and their unbeaten streak to 54 games in the Border Wars quad match at Fort Payne’s Wildcat Stadium on Saturday Oak Mountain held AHSAA all-time leading scorer AJ Shumate – and all of his teammates – without a shot in the rout led the back line in stifling Guntersville’s attack Goalkeeper Owen Wells picked up the shutout – Oak Mountain’s sixth straight and 15th on the season Sam Collins scored 5 goals for Oak Mountain and Gabe Capocci scored twice in the rout Luke Jovanovich and Gerardo Rodriguez both had a goal and 2 assists Shumate came into the game with 197 career goals for the Wildcats after getting a hat trick in a win over Randolph on Tuesday and a pair of goals in a 4-1 win over Scottsboro in the Border Wars Oak Mountain blanked host Fort Payne 8-0 on Friday as Collins recorded a hat trick Jovanovich finished with 2 goals and 2 assists for the Eagles Nate Wright and Michael Dennis also had a goal apiece Alexander Chiadez had a save in the shutout Valentino Garcia scored a second-half goal to help Class 7A No 9 Baker to the win over McGill-Toolen and giving the Hornets a season sweep over the Yellow Jackets Garcia’s goal came 21 minutes into the second half and gave the Hornets an insurance goal Baker had broken on top on a McGill own goal earlier in the half Naith Allen turned in the clean sheet for Baker Baker (15-5-1) closes out the regular season at Mary G Montgomery on Thursday and will open the playoffs at Fairhope Montgomery Academy’s John Alford and Jackson Brown won their 100th match as a doubles team for the Eagles in a 7-2 win over Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa in the regular-season finale The Eagles pushed their season record to 18-1 with the win Liam Baker and Duncan McInnes won singles matches for MA Yang and Bo Johnston also picked up a win in doubles Section 2 tournament begins on Monday at Lagoon Park Tennis Center in Montgomery Top-ranked Class 7A Thompson blanked 4A No 1 Orange Beach in a tournament game at the Chelsea Sports Complex on Saturday Thompson edged Auburn 3-2 after opening the tournament with a 4-2 loss to 6A No the Warriors scored a pair of runs in the top of the first and 2 more in the top of the sixth and Kadyn Bush and Aubree Hooks blanked the Makos on 5 hits Hooks retired the three batters she faced in the seventh after her entry with 2 outs in the bottom of the sixth when Orange Beach’s Teagan Revette was called out for leaving first base early Both teams finished with 5 hits with Thompson committing a pair of errors and Orange Beach having 1 Aubrey Bauer went 2-for-4 for the Warriors and Hannah Hobbs was 1-for-3 with 2 RBIs allowing 4 runs – 2 earned – on 5 hits with 5 strikeouts and 2 walks Kathryn King was 2-for-3 to lead the Makos Bush and Morgan Adolphus had a double each in Thompson’s win over Helena The Warriors had 9 hits on the day with Adolphus going 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs and Hobbs driving in 2 runs giving up an unearned run on 3 hits with 8 strikeouts and 3 walks over 5.2 innings Autumn Ingle struck out a batter in 1.1 innings Lily Abernathy had a double in 2 at-bats with an RBI for Helena allowing 5 runs – 3 earned – on 2 hits with a pair of walks in 4.1 innings Thompson earned a walk-off win when Hooks smacked a 2-out single to right field to drive in Olivia Tindell Adolphus was 2-for-3 with a double with Tindell and Bush picking up an RBI each Ingle pitched the final inning and picked up the win allowing a hit with a strikeout and a walk Starter Alexia Kelley gave up no runs on 3 hits with a strikeout in 4 innings allowing 2 earned runs with 2 strikeouts and 2 walks Pressley Slaton took the loss for Alexandria allowing 3 runs – 2 earned – on 7 hits with a strikeout and 3 walks over 7 innings Leadoff hitter Charlee Parris had a triple in 3 at-bats and Allyssa Hunt was 2-for-3 with a double and 2 RBIs outhitting the Tigers 7-3 with Kelley retiring the side in order in the top of the seventh to preserve the win The Warriors scored a run in the third and 2 in the fourth to carry a 3-0 lead into the top of the sixth when Auburn pushed across 2 runs Alivia Harris led off the inning with a single went to second on a hit by Daley Alsobrook and scored on a double by Abigail Helms Alsobrook took third on Helms’ double and scored on an error on the Thompson catcher Mallory Flournoy went 2-for-2 with 2 RBIs for Thompson Bush struck out 7 in 6 innings for the Warriors allowing 2 runs – 1 earned – on 3 hits with 3 walks Kelley struck out 2 of the three batters she faced in the seventh allowing 3 earned runs on 7 hits with a strikeout and a walk 2 Chelsea scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh to knock off 7A No 1 Thompson on Friday in a tournament hosted by the Hornets Lorelei Beck ripped a 1-out line drive to left field to drive in Olivia Palfreeman and Kaitlin Hopson to give Chelsea the winning runs Hopson went 2-for-4 with an RBI and Beck was 2-for-4 with 3 RBIs in the win Madeline Kelley finished 2-for-3 with a double and Sadie Wilson had a double allowing 2 earned runs on 7 hits with 2 strikeouts and a walk in 6 innings Emma Parmley relieved Beck after Blakely Davis walked to lead off the seventh inducing a double play and a ground out to end the game Kadyn Bush doubled in 3 at-bats and Ansley Haynes also had a double in the loss Autumn Ingle took the loss in relief of Hooks allowing an earned run on 3 hits with 4 strikeouts and 2 walks in 2 innings Hooks gave up 2 runs – 1 earned – on 5 hits with 9 strikeouts and 3 walks in 5 innings The Wildcats earned the weather-shortened win over Decatur Heritage in 4 innings in the Cullman Pre-State Tournament Starter Carleigh Gothart struck out 5 of the 7 batters she faced over 2 scoreless innings and Stella Ward gave up a hit and no runs in an inning for Westminster Christian Slaten went 2-for-2 with 2 RBIs for the winners The Wildcats (12-9) will host North Jackson on Tuesday The second-ranked Wildcats wrapped up Class 5A Area 16 play with a mercy rule shortened game on Friday Westminster Christian out-shot the Tigers 38-2 Freshman Ava Martinez poured in 6 goals to lead Westminster Alex Menin and Carson Heater had a goal each Ardmore’s goal was the first given up by Westminster (11-3-1) in area play this season The Panthers got a pair of goals from Addison Sutton in the home stalemate with Charles Henderson on 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices The postseason has officially arrived for Bayside Conference basketball teams as the chance to compete in the playoffs and extend their seasons will begin later this week But before the regional playoff games begin four Bayside basketball teams will compete for a conference title at the Wicomico Civic Center on Tuesday Bayside North champions Queen Anne's will face defending conference champions Wicomico in a rematch of last year's title game In another rematch immediately following that will be the boys championship where Stephen Decatur and defending champions Cambridge-South Dorchester will face off with the Bayside title on the line Local high school basketball fans can expect close matchups and intense competitiveness in front of a packed crowd at the Wicomico Civic Center on Tuesday Here is a preview of this Tuesday's Bayside Conference Basketball Championship Games: First up at the Civic Center on Tuesday is the girls Bayside Conference Championship where defending champions Wi-Hi will look to go back-to-back it'll have to beat the same team it defeated last year When these two teams faced off at the Civic Center last year Wi-Hi won 58-52 to grab their first Bayside title in since 1985 The road back to the Bayside title game took all the way until the final game of the regular season for Wi-Hi as rivals Parkside matched it win for win throughout the regular season Bennett clinched things for it on the final day Wi-Hi point guard Se'Lah Foreman led the way in their victory with 26 points and returning Wi-Hi players like Foreman and Carlisa Johnson will look to lead Wi-Hi to victory again like they have throughout much of this season With Wi-Hi and Queen Anne's each at the top of a very competitive Class 2A region their is a chance this is just the first time they'll face off this postseason as they could see each other again in the regional playoffs All that will matter for both teams on Tuesday will be walking away with a Bayside Championship More: Power Rankings of Bayside South Basketball teams heading into the final week of the season More: Delmar girls basketball player wins Delmarva Now Player of the Week for Feb. 10-16 It will also be a rematch in the Bayside's boys title game as Stephen Decatur and Cambridge-South Dorchester face off for a second year in a row Cambridge-South Dorchester won this battle 70-57 last year meaning Decatur will be looking for revenge while the Vikings from Cambridge will be looking to go back-to-back as Bayside Champs Decatur made it all the way to the 3A state semifinals while Cambridge advanced to the 1A state title game with both teams falling just short by a few points in their playoff losses After two dominant season from both of them last year each team picked up right where they left off cruising through their Bayside competition this season And with each hoping for another long state playoff run a game like this will serve as a tough challenge to open up the postseason for both teams Cambridge are led by Koby Ennals and Semaj Pinder two skilled and athletic forwards that have been tough to guard for most Bayside squads With only one loss one their resume this season Cambridge looks primed to lift another Bayside title and go on another run in the 1A playoff is led by defending Bayside South Player of the Year Davin Chandler Decatur has had some close battles in the Bayside South this year against teams like Bennett but this battle-tested team has come up clutch in big moments when it's needed to With the success both teams have had each season they will each arrive at the Civic Center believing they are the best team in the court which will make this game even more entertaining and competitive The Bayside Conference Championships for high school basketball has been decided at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury as Stephen Decatur's boys basketball team and the girls basketball team for the Queen Anne's County Lions both walked away triumphant Tuesday evening It was a night that featured rematches in both of the conference championship games as Wi-Hi would battle Queen Anne's in the girls title game and Decatur would go toe-to-toe with Cambridge in the boys game the team that fell last year got their revenge and lifted the Bayside title when all was said in done playing solid defense and executing an efficient offense After jumping out to an eight-point lead at the end of the first quarter Queen Anne's would only extend its lead as the game continued Bea Holthaus led the way for Queen Anne's with 21 points Immediately following was the boys championship game between Stephen Decatur and Cambridge-South Dorchester and it followed much of the same script as the girls game was able to slow down Cambridge and force long three-point attempts and turnovers senior Davin Chandler led the way for Decatur as he has all season long Chandler scored 30 points in the Seahawks' 60-48 championship victory many of them on drives to the basket and in the paint against a Cambridge defense that was focused on slowing him down Caleb Loring and Jonathan Purnell each contributed on both ends of the floor as well helping to stifle Cambridge's offense and scoring timely points for Decatur Next up for all four teams is the regional playoffs All four teams have received byes in the first round of the regional playoffs and each will begin their playoff runs at home in the regional semifinals next week More: Playoff basketball: Brackets announced for Bayside South teams in MPSSAA regional playoffs More: Here are the Delmarva Now Player of the Week nominees for Feb. 17-23 by Anna Coon PORTLAND (WGME) – A Portland woman says she was walking home from a night of bowling in the Bayside neighborhood when she was attacked by a stranger she's warning other women in the city to take precautions and be more aware of their surroundings Christine Arsenault says she only lives one block from the bowling alley in Bayside She says she randomly decided to walk home alone the night of October 29 Arsenault says she remembers struggling with the person over her purse and then her friends came out of the bowling alley to help her "The first week I couldn't even take my trash out alone and I'm still feeling jumpy," she said She says when she started telling people what happened she heard similar stories about two other women in the Bayside neighborhood The 62-year-old says she was walking home from work one night when a man approached her and shoved her to the ground before trying to steal her backpack "When I heard about it happening to other women and to my neighborhood," Arsenault said Portland police would not comment on Arsenault's' case but say they have not seen an increase in assaults in the city adding they have no reason to believe there's a serial attacker assaulting Portland women police did increase patrols in Bayside in April Eric Nevins of the Portland Police Department said "We definitely spend a lot of time in Bayside We spend a lot of resources in Bayside." Those resources came after surveillance video was released showing gun violence Police also offered advice for anyone walking in the city at night make eye contact with them briefly," Nevins said "It helps deter people because they think they might be recognized if they do something." now warning Portland women to walk with friends "It just takes one second for everything to go bad," she said Arsenault says she’s unsure what would improve safety in Bayside This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Bayside High School was placed on a brief shelter-in-place order after a confrontation involving a student led to an arrest Tuesday afternoon at the 1,800-student campus serving Palm Bay “There was a disturbance with a student which caused the shelter in place,” said Lt spokesperson for the Palm Bay Police Department "He is in custody and everything is secured." Kilmer did not provide any information about the cause of the disturbance which led to the shelter in place spokesperson for the Brevard Public School District did not immediately respond to inquiries about the incident J.D. Gallop is a criminal justice/breaking news reporter at FLORIDA TODAY. Contact Gallop at 321-917-4641 or jgallop@floridatoday.com. X, formerly known as Twitter: @JDGallop. — An adult was taken into custody Tuesday morning at Bayside High School after they apparently followed students in the doors as they arrived at school according to an email sent to families from Bayside Principal Troy Walton The individual would not cooperate with school officials and was taken into custody by the school resource officer this is the second security incident in the past week at Bayside where Virginia Beach police were involved: on Wednesday the school was placed on lockdown school officials heard reports of a weapon on campus Watch related: Bayside lockdown following weapon reported on campus Two students — a 15-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl who were in possession of a kitchen knife — were charged in that incident "I want to commend our security team for its swift and decisive actions," Walton wrote "Its strong presence and attention to detail ensured that our safety protocols were followed effectively preventing any risk to students and staff." Virginia Beach police issued a brief statement about their involvement "We responded to Bayside High School this morning at 7:27 a.m for an individual attempting to enter the school The individual made entry into the school and was taken into custody by the School Resource Officer shortly thereafter No weapons were recovered and no threats were made The suspect is detained and charges are being screened." The school nor police have released any other information about who the individual was or why they tried to gain entry to the school Bayside Conference basketball teams have reached the final week of the regular season as Bayside Championship games and regional playoffs are set to begin next week Things have evolved since the last power rankings in January and some things have changed in the Bayside South basketball hierarchy as teams have emerged and closed out the regular season strong There are also teams that remain at the top of the ladder as they look to go on long playoff runs and potentially fill their trophy cases this season Here is a final week power rankings of Bayside South basketball teams at the start of the last week of the regular season: continuing its prolonged dominance in the Bayside South Decatur has survived close battles against teams like Bennett and Snow Hill and has also blown out teams in convincing fashion Defending Bayside South Player of the Year Davin Chandler continues to stand out for the Seahawks And contributors like Noah Tucker and Jonathan Purnell have been among the Bayside's best on both sides of the games this season The Seahawks will be closing out their regular season with games against Parkside Bennett and Snow Hill as they look to clinch the Bayside South and make it to the Conference Championship game for the second year in a row and none of them coming in conference play it's been another dream Bayside campaign for Decatur Bennett Clippers and the Snow Hill Eagles have been Decatur's top threats in the Bayside South and while it looks like Decatur is set to pull away in the final week both Bennett and Snow Hill have put together very good seasons this year Both teams are led by experienced groups of players with Bennett led by Zakai Smullen and Jayden Colon With a big set of games in the final week of the season for both watch out for both Bennett and Snow Hill as teams that could make runs in the state playoffs MardelaMardela made history last week when it defeated Wi-Hi on the road It was the Warriors' first win over Wi-Hi in 15 years as they left Salisbury with a 73-51 victory They almost beat Wi-Hi at home earlier this season and finished the job when they faced them again for a second time Vic Collins and Joziah Sherwood continue to be standouts for this Mardela team that has gone from being a one-win team last year to one of the Bayside's best Class 1A teams they'll look to continue to prove that claim and make a playoff run alongside top teams like Snow Hill and Cambridge-South Dorchester More: Parkside girls basketball player wins Delmarva Now Player of the Week award More: Storylines for Orioles and Shorebirds fans to follow this season as spring training starts Wi-Hi is still at the top of the Bayside Conference games as the defending Bayside Champions look to go back-to-back They've had some close calls but when faced with adversity Point guard and defending player of the year Se'Lah Foreman has hit game-winners against Stephen Decatur and Easton in recent weeks head coach Willie Downing grabbed the 300th victory of his coaching career After making it to the 2A state semifinals last season Wi-Hi looks set to make a similar run this year It's been smooth sailing for Parkside this season as it's lost just two games and asserted itself as one of the Bayside's top teams once again One of its biggest wins came against Bennett as Parkside came back from being down heading into the fourth to win the game against their Salisbury rivals Parkside also had a big come back win over Kent Island just last week the Rams biggest win yet came against their Salisbury rivals Wi-Hi as they defeated them 54-52 on the road in a back and forth thriller The winner of the Bayside South this season could come all the way down to the wire entering the final week of games Parkside is also another team that has celebrated career milestones recently as senior Ziyon Smith scored the 1,000th point of her career in a recent game joining teammate Zion Oge in the 1,000-point club at Parkside Kent Island and Queen Anne's in the Class 2A playoffs will be tough but Parkside looks like a tough team for anybody to beat MardelaFor this year's crop of Class 1A schools in the Bayside South Pocomoke and Mardela have separated themselves from the rest of the pack in terms of their record as they each jockey for position in the playoff standings looking to make it back to the regional title game after winning it two seasons ago it will be their fourth consecutive appearance in the regional title game and it could potentially be the fourth time they have to face a solid team from Cambridge-South Dorchester in what has become a solid rivalry in 1A Bayside South girls basketball 2025 at 4:06 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A Tuesday post on Bayside Inn's Facebook page appeared to announce the Edgewater eatery's closure The crab house is pictured above on Wednesday MD — A popular crab house appeared to abruptly close Tuesday in Edgewater A since-deleted post on Bayside Inn's Facebook page seemed to announce the restaurant and bar's closure Workers reported that they were given no notice A cardboard sign only saying "Closed" was taped to the front door at 1246 Mayo Road on Wednesday The phone number listed on Bayside's Facebook profile was not in service when Patch called later in the afternoon Paul Carlow established Bayside in 1971, but the restaurant transitioned leadership after the 85-year-old's death in June 2023 the now-deleted closure message was posted on Edgewater resident Dawn Green’s Facebook page The post had a signature line attributing the statement to "Lani Carlow and Family." 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Bayside Provisions is all about fish The Avon-based company is behind spice blends breading mixes and a special sauce designed for a perfect fish fry dinner But before meeting Ryan — her husband and business partner — Bayside Provisions co-founder Jessica Nagel was no seafood connoisseur “I had never eaten fish other than shrimp,” she says “That was just as far as I went.” coming from a long line of fisherman built on family gatherings dedicated to fish fries “The first meal Ryan ever made for me was blackened walleye bites,” Jessica says “I ended up falling in love with the meal and then the man as well.” The recipe now lives on the Bayside Provisions’ website, along with a myriad of dishes that Ryan and Jessica suggest for utilizing their brand’s specialty ingredients, particularly its bestselling tartar sauce “My uncle wouldn't give me the recipe,” Ryan recalls of the famed tartar sauce that dates back to the 1960s “We finally got it when we got married They slipped it into our wedding card.” Bayside Provisions has remained catered to the Great Lakes from the Nagels’ home base in Avon All products are crafted with certain textures and flavor profiles that are meant to pair specifically with walleye and perch It’s a dish that doesn’t always get a lot of attention in the grocery aisles “Cleveland's fish fries are a huge deal around here we live around the walleye capital of the world here so we wanted to have a good local option for people.” RELATED: Cleveland’s 100-Year-Old Slovenian National Home Is a Fish Fry Staple creamy sauce that’s both sweet and savory plus a bit thicker than a normal tartar sauce — more like an aioli It’s taken both seafood enthusiasts and skeptics by storm “We’ve sold a lot of tartar sauce to people that don't like tartar sauce,” Ryan quips and it's got a lot more complex flavor than a regular store-bought tartar sauce You can use it on a lot of different things.” the Nagels note that it also pairs blissfully with shrimp RELATED: Cleveland Fish Fry Season 2025 is Here: Find Dozens of Choices in Our Interactive Map This March and April will be the first Lent for Bayside Provisions' tartar sauce; the company received its first shipment of products last summer the Nagels are ready for business to take off this fish fry season — providing recipes that resonate close to home from a family that knows fish fries as well as any Clevelander “We’re just trying to get the word out there that if you're doing fish fries at home our product is definitely quality ingredients,” Jessica says For more updates about Cleveland, sign up for our Cleveland Magazine Daily newsletter Cleveland Magazine is also available in print, publishing 12 times a year with immersive features helpful guides and beautiful photography and design The regional finals are set for local Bayside Conference girls basketball teams three teams have prevailed and kept alive their chances at winning a regional championship on Wednesday Snow Hill and Stephen Decatur each won their regional final matchups on Monday with Parkside grabbing a big upset win on the road and Snow Hill and Decatur taking care of business at home there were also some Bayside South teams that fell just short and had their seasons come to a close Here is how the regional semifinals unfolded in girls basketball as well as what is next for the winning squads One of the two regional semifinals matchups in Class 3A East I featured a battle of the two Bayside South 3A schools These two rivals split their regular season matchups which led to anticipation for a third matchup between the two that was close throughout Bennett and Stephen Decatur stuck close to each other from beginning to end as Decatur's eight point lead in the first quarter would be the largest lead of the night While Bennett threatened to potentially leave with a road playoff win Decatur defended home court and won the game 63-59 to advance to the regional final Decatur will be on the road in the regional final Decatur-Bennett was not the only close thriller on the night as both games featuring Bayside Conference matchups in Class 2A also produced games that could have gone either way The Parkside Rams grabbed a big road playoff win over the recently crowned Bayside Champion Queen Anne's Lions Parkside will be back at home in the regional final Kent Island defeated Wi-Hi 52-49 in the regional semifinal on Monday as the Buccaneers traveled to Salisbury and left with a win But defending regional champions Wi-Hi would not go down without a fight mounting a furious comeback and leading late clutch jumpshots and defensive stops from Kent Island got them the victory on the night and earned them a trip back to Salisbury on Wednesday to face Parkside Class 1A: Snow Hill and Cambridge to face off for another regional titleFor the fourth year in a row Snow Hill and Cambridge-South Dorchester will battle for a Class 1A Regional Championship as they each dispatched their semifinal opponents on Monday while Snow Hill defeated county rivals Pocomoke 74-41 Cambridge will host the rematch in the regional final More: Delmarva Shorebirds announce special Wild Ponies identity in honor of local Pony Swim More: Here are the Delmarva Now Player of the Week nominees for Feb. 24-Mar. 2 The definitive guide to Portland's food scene Two businesses are under construction in East Bayside Both are located in the former World’s Gym space on Marginal Way Naomi Hall, co-owner of the former Omi’s coffee shop, is launching a new cafe. LedaLuna (instagram) will be co-located within the new Salud Portland fitness facility Leda will also offer drop-in childcare “providing caregivers a chance to relax or enjoy a fitness class while their little ones have fun in a supervised play space.” Kevin Moschella has leased 15,288 sq ft of space where he plans to open Minibar (instagram) which will feature an 18-hole indoor minigolf course and a 125+ seat sports bar and restaurant Chef Josh Berry is consulting on the menu for Minibar Some ideas for the menu are dishes like arancini Minibar will have a full bar featuring boozy milkshakes Moschella’s vision is to create a venue with a wide appeal for people of all age that can also be a destination for group outings Do you have some details you’d like to pass on about an upcoming business or development in the Portland food scene? Then please fill out our Contact Form By: 7:00 am on February 26 The affordable housing lottery has launched for 214-33 41st Avenue, a four-story mixed-use building in Bayside Designed by Gerald Caliendo Architects and developed by ADC Builders and Developers Available on NYC Housing Connect are five units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI) ranging in eligible income from $109,715 to $218,010 Residences come equipped with name-brand kitchen countertops and finishes Amenities include parking and and an elevator there are four one-bedrooms with a monthly rent of $3,200 for incomes ranging from $109,715 to $181,740 and one two-bedroom with a monthly rent of $3,700 for incomes ranging from $126,858 to $218,010 Prospective renters must meet income and household size requirements to apply for these apartments Applications must be postmarked or submitted online no later than March 20 Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews I kind of like the sparse Nordic looking exterior ga('send', 'event', 'beautyofblock', 'Impression', 'https://newyorkyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Standard_336x280-100-2.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ADVERTISEMENT ga('send', 'event', 'PCRichards Builders Division', 'Impression', 'https://newyorkyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/PCR_Beko_Compact_YIMB_336x280.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ga('send', 'event', 'yimby+', 'Impression', 'https://newyorkyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/image.png', { nonInteraction: true }); Follow on Instagram var sb_instagram_js_options = {"font_method":"svg","placeholder":"https:\/\/newyorkyimby.com\/wp-content\/plugins\/instagram-feed\/img\/placeholder.png","resized_url":"https:\/\/newyorkyimby.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sb-instagram-feed-images\/","ajax_url":"https:\/\/newyorkyimby.com\/wp-admin\/admin-ajax.php"}; © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY® LLC YIMBY IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF NIKOLAI FEDAK / NEW YORK YIMBY LLC — "Individuals of interest" have been detained by Virginia Beach police at Bayside High School following reports of a potential threat Wednesday afternoon School officials say they received a report about a student who allegedly had a weapon prompting police's response to the high school Watch: Virginia Beach police sweep Bayside classrooms their search of the school is completed with no shots fired and no firearm recovered Police said they are working with Virginia Beach schools on a coordinated dismissal Video from the scene captured by WTKR News 3 reporter John Hood showed more than a half dozen VBPD vehicles by the school Bayside High School is on Haygood Road near Independence Boulevard Virginia Beach City Public Schools sent the following email to Bayside families at 2:50 p.m.: families received the following email at 1:36 p.m Virginia Beach school officials did not say whether Thursday's class schedule would be impacted emphasizes the significance of open communication between teens and their parents "It's normal for teens to be a little apprehensive Williams advises parents to foster an environment where teens feel comfortable expressing their feelings it may have to happen over a course of time because a lot of kids now they like to text,” she explains Recognizing that the development of emotional vocabulary occurs later in life Williams highlights that it may take some time for children to articulate their feelings effectively "Children don't have the emotional vocabulary because that is a set It is something that is developed later on in life," she points out Parents should stay vigilant for symptoms that might indicate a mental health crisis such as learning difficulties or sudden aggression To help address any potential issues proactively she suggests starting each day with a mindful routine and to encourage the use of that emotional vocabulary," she recommends By fostering open communication and mindful routines Williams believes parents can better support their teens' mental health and well-being Coals Pizza (website, instagram) owner Billy Etzel has announced plans to close the Bayside restaurant which has been in operation since 2019 Sorry folks but after this weekend we’ll be putting Coals Bayside to rest We’ll be open for regular hours while supplies last Coals is well loved for their wings and pizza. The Maine Sunday Telegram gave them 3½ stars and New York Times gave their Bronxville location a rating of Very Good Coals is located at 114 Preble Street in the building that had formerly been the home of Portland & Rochester.  Coals currently operates a 2nd location in Norwalk 2025Cole LedgerMD/DE Director of Operations  Follow @PrepBaseballMDFacebook + Instagram The Colonels have found loads of success at the 1A level over the five years including a state title in 2019 with two other title appearances (‘22 and ‘23) It looked as Colonel was on their way to a third state title appearance in 2024 before running into the eventual state champions in the semifinals the Colonels will finally be without one of their top pitchers in program history in Daniel Hesson (Salisbury) who never lost an in-conference game in his career the conference will be not as excited to see Colonel return the top public school arm in the state in the reigning conference player of the Year they return two arms who saw breakout success in 2024 in juniors Jack Walls and Kenton Robbins Colonel will rely on Walls and Regulski to lead the offense as they look for others to be massive contributors Some potential names to fill that role include senior Thomas Wenger (Chesapeake JC) sophomore Caleb Rouser and junior Derrick Mitchell Pitching will be the identity once again in 2025 with the offense looking to do just enough to string together wins This was a very senior-led offensive team last season and the Warriors will be searching for some new faces to provide some depth to the lineup The good news is that their star offensive contributors are back for one more season Junior Dustin Blue will be a major x-factor once again for Easton as he should provide depth along with taking over the “ace” role With Kayden Webb finally being fully healthy we expect him to bring back his presence on the mound after an arm injury forced him to the DH spot in 2024 but expect him to be slowly eased back into things The 1-2 punch of Webb and Blue might be just enough to make some damage in the region Bennett happens to be in one of the most difficult regions across the state regardless of classification and although last spring we saw lots of improvement compared to 2023 they fell short on the road against Severna Park The good news is that they return almost their entire roster outside of a couple graduates and one transfer If there’s any year for Bennett to take down Decatur it’s this one as they haven’t done so since 2022 when they swept the Seahawks behind players such as Jai Sample and Alex Kidd The Clippers may also have some of the best rotational depth across the conference led by senior duo Trevin Whitelock and Cory Fisher (Randolph-Macon) Cooper Witt emerged over the summer as another potential key rotational piece and should see a strong bulk of innings The Clippers success will all come down to the offense though as the Clippers retain a majority of their lineup with mainstays such as Carson Bennett Sophomore Kaden Jacoby-Sample showed some strong promise in his freshman season and should be another contributing bat in the Clippers lineup The offense against quality conference arms will be the biggest question for this Clippers team as they look to surprise many this spring The Buccaneers took a step back last season struggling to get into a groove and finishing with their first sub-.500 season since 2017 They bring back a team this spring with many familiar faces Some names to keep in mind when tracking the Bucs are senior Aiden Bonds (Cairn) along with a brother duo in Jack and Derek Grossi who add a year of experience under their belt I’d expect to see a pair of seniors in Wyatt Offutt (Wilmington) and Traise Woolford take a large bulk of innings with depth provided by junior Hayden Austin and sophomore Derek Grossi Kent Island has depth in the pitching staff and could be dangerous in multi-game weeks as long as the offensive stars do their job and jumpstart some offensive firepower It was a historic season last year for the Mardela Warriors who captured the 1A region title for the first time in school history the Warriors return a majority of the lineup that was detrimental to their success last season Other significant contributors who look for repeats of last season include seniors Ethan Roberts They lose two atop of the rotation in Evan Birch and Colby Colwell but younger brother Brady should take over the top alongside junior Will Premo One name to watch to potentially pick up those innings is Brayden “Happy” Phippin The Warriors expect back-to-back region titles and it will be a battle to watch with Snow Hill to see who comes out on top Although the Bulldogs only finished with six wins in 2024 they were a team that could upset just about anyone on any day We expect a lot of improvement from this North Caroline team as they possess a decent number of talented underclassmen who now have another year under their belt Owen Caraballo was only a freshman last season but we expect him to take on the “ace” role this spring after a standout 2024 spring Depth on the mound should not be a problem for them and Cameron King should provide experience while a crop of talented underclassmen arms in Oliver Frankowski and Karson Hollingsworth are depth pieces to watch Eric Deck is a key returner who looks to put together a strong junior campaign so expect those same names listed above to be valuable two-way pieces North Caroline’s strength is pitching depth and expect them to surprise people once again if they can keep games low-scoring After a breakout 2023 campaign that saw the Eagles get to double-digit wins A new face enters the third base coaching box as Billy Jackson takes over the program The offense should still be productive at times with faces such as TJ Leonard and Blake Bramble still around for their senior years the Eagles still return some familiar names to the lineup including Brock Warrell Pitching will be the biggest question mark for the Eagles this spring They lose their top arm in John Boyle and look to Leonard to take over atop the rotation along with potential depth pieces such as Warrell It will be tough for the Eagles to navigate one of the most competitive regions in the state with Colonel and St but if they can string together some strong offensive performances they could be in some competitive matchups come playoff time If there’s any team that has given Decatur a run for their money over the last three seasons Parkside swept Decatur in 2023 before being swept in 2024 which included an eleven inning thriller in late April navigating a tough region before running into the eventual 2A state champions in the quarterfinals The Rams will have somewhat of a different look in 2025 after losing a slew of talented players This impact will definitely be felt throughout the rotation but they do return one of their top arms from 2024 in Chase Shepherd (McDaniel) along with bringing in junior Tanner Trudeau via transfer from in-county rival JMB One thing that Parkside has continuously had is strong defense and that will be highlighted once again by seniors David Harkins (Virginia Wesleyan) and Canaan Mapp along with sophomore Ryan Lewis who should see a majority of innings behind the dish Depth on the offensive side of the ball will be a question mark for the Rams this season but the program always finds dark-horse guys to fill out the lineup that continuously produce This very well could be the season that the Lions finally take home the region championship Queen Anne’s has always been a solid program throughout the conference and seems to always have success but seem to fall short to Parkside in previous years There are definitely pieces that need to be replaced but this could turn out to be the best offensive team across the entire conference The Lions lose a significant amount on offense most notably senior leaders Dulin Clark and Travis Sutch Other senior offensive contributors include seniors Ethan Keppler and Noah Cramer Two sophomores to keep on the radar include two-ways Jacob Clough who comes off a standout freshman campaign Look for both sophomores to also be two kep depth pieces of the mound alongside the return of the Lions’ ace in Noah Palmer (Chesapeake JC) Queen Anne’s will need to show the mound depth along with the ability to score runs against the conferences’ top arms if they want to conquer the region and compete for the conference title game appearance the Saints came right back to their dominating ways as they rolled through almost every team in the conference Their season came to an end in the region finals after falling to Colonel Richardson who gave them 3 of their 4 total losses last season The Saints will always be a strong team as long as Brian Femi is at the helm The Saints will be without a couple southpaws in Jacob Seek and Anthony Massaro but return one of the more consistent arms across the conference in Will Sherwood we expect a breakout season on the mound from junior Brock Grow and another solid season from Bobby Fink A significant addition to their rotation will be freshman Brandon Toadvine Offensive returners include junior Connor Wheeler who should be a mainstay at the top of the lineup We anticipate an offensive mix of seniors Jack Brennan and Preston Greenwood to fill out the rest Expect freshman Blake Wheatley to bring them some needed depth to the lineup The biggest question for the Saints will be whether or not the offense can be explosive enough to take down Jordan Regulski and the Colonels The Eagles will have a new face leading the squad this spring in Brady Hare after longtime head coach Todd Lampman hung it up after over 200 wins for the Snow Hill program The offense should still be productive this season led by seniors Dominic Kuipers and Justin Shipley (Washington College) Finn Mahoney comes off a stellar sophomore campaign and his bat will be much utilized in the middle of the order It will be tough to replace some key innings lost due to graduation from Garrett Williams and Danner Swift but two names to keep eyes on are Kuipers and Brayden Fleming Expect sophomore Ronan Leonard to play an even more significant role on both sides of the ball Snow Hill will always be competitive inside of their region and we will see if this squad is enough to take down the defending region champions Decatur always seems to have a roster absolutely loaded with talent The Seahawks have been completely dominant in the 2020s and come off two straight state semifinals appearances falling in a heartbreaker to Chesapeake-AA in 2024 and strong pitching has turned Decatur into the team to beat across the Bayside Conference Even after losing many pieces year-by-year Decatur always finds a way to reload and find success as they return their top arm on the mound in Nate Berzonski (Mount St Mary’s) along with fellow senior Ben Powers (NC Wesleyan) The Seahawks will rely on some different names to fill the rest of the innings after losing a bulk of their rotation following last year Look for a trio of juniors in Caleb Loring and Kyle Springle to step up and fill that void they lose almost two-thirds of their starting lineup but depth has always been the answer at Decatur as they always have someone ready to fill that open spot Seniors Jackson Cheung (Randolph-Macon) and Berzonski along with junior Johnny Hobgood are the returning mainstays throughout the lineup The Seahawks have one of the best 2026 classes across the state and that will be on full display this spring as Landon Daniel and Brandon Nadeau should insert themselves into the starting lineup The Seahawks will once again be the heavy favorites to capture back-to-back Bayside titles Tanner Coulbourne - Cambridge-South DorchesterNoah Marshall - Cambridge-South DorchesterCarter Marsh - CrisfieldJace Connor - Kent CountyEli Scott - PocomokeTony Martin - PocomokeDawson Daniels - WashingtonCole Miles - WashingtonEvan Dryden - WashingtonChristopher Jones - WicomicoNoah Riggin - Wicomico           With the Nissan GT-R set to bow out of production this summer Nissan has decided to make its iconic Bayside Blue color available on other models made famous by the R34-generation Nissan Skyline GT-R Also new for 2025 are two two-tone exterior color options: Pearl White Tricoat with a Super Black roof and Solid Red with a Super Black roof. No word if Midnight Purple is next Pricing for the 2025 Z remains unchanged from the previous year. The base Z Sport model starts at $44,110, the Z Performance at $54,110, and the Z Nismo performance flagship at $66,890 All figures include a $1,140 destination charge Powering the 2025 Z is a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 producing 400 hp in the standard models and 420 hp in the Z Nismo The Nismo variant is exclusively available with the Z’s 9-speed automatic transmission while other models offer a 6-speed manual as a no-cost option the Z comes well-equipped with 18-inch wheels wrapped in Yokohama ADVAN Sport performance tires Upgrading to the Performance model adds an enhanced Bose audio system with eight speakers a 9.0-inch infotainment screen with navigation and 19-inch Rays forged wheels with Bridgestone Potenza S007 high-performance tires the Z Nismo offers additional power along with Nismo-tuned suspension and brakes It rides on 19-inch Rays wheels wrapped in Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT600 tires measuring a substantial 285/35 at the rear The Nismo’s wheels are a half-inch wider than those on the Z Performance model measuring 10.0 inches across at the front and 10.5 inches at the rear Nissan claims the Nismo’s wheels are actually lighter than those on the Performance model The Z Heritage Edition that was also added for 2024 as a celebration of 55 years of the Z nameplate is no longer available The Spring Sports season in the Bayside Conference kicks off this week as athletes head back outside to compete across the Eastern Shore and the state of Maryland there will be plenty of talent to watch out for on the baseball diamond in the coming months The Bayside South baseball season has consistently performed at high levels in recent years as teams from the South have not just been great against each other but have also competed against the best in the state Parkside recently won a state championship two years ago and Snow Hill have been mainstays competing at the top of their classes in the MPSSAA playoffs with plenty of schools across the league fielding solid teams It should be another great season of baseball across the Bayside this spring Here are the top Bayside South baseball players to watch this season The 2024-25 high school basketball season in the Bayside Conference is officially underway as teams step out onto the hardwood and begin their season in early December there will be plenty of talent on display in the Bayside South Last year's boys basketball season saw Stephen Decatur make it all the way to the state semifinals And there were be plenty of returning talent coming from last year's contenders as well as teams looking to have breakout seasons this year Here are 15 boys basketball players to watch in the Bayside South this season: More: What you need to know for Stephen Decatur's football State Championship game on Saturday More: Bayside's Best: All-Bayside South Volleyball awards highlight stars of the 2024 season