Athletics Program
The Athletic program at Key is integral to the School’s commitment to provide students with opportunities that broaden and deepen their diverse talents and that instill in them the value of cooperative and competitive effort. Supporting students in their quest to explore a wide range of learning experiences, the program challenges students to develop physical prowess, good judgement, and a sense of responsibility. Equally important, Key students gain self-confidence and enjoy the camaraderie and the school spirit that team sports engender. Read More
Athletic News
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Key Baseball Defeats Towson Catholic
by James Peters
Sophomore pitcher Chris Fusco allowed one earned run in a complete-game effort and senior shortstop Jake Wechsler scored the game-winning run on a steal and errant throw in the sixth inning to power the Key School baseball team to a 5-4 win over host Towson Catholic Thursday in a MIAA C Conference contest.
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Obezags Take Down Rival AACS in OT
April 30
The Key School men's lacrosse team defeated local rival Annapolis Area Christian School 8-7 on a Jake Maldonado shot 2:09 into overtime.
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Key Lacrosse Upsets Baltimore Lutheran
by Michael Buchanan, Digital Sports
Key School pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the lacrosse season on Friday, taking down previously unbeaten Baltimore Lutheran, 16-15, in a wild, high-scoring IAAM C Conference game, that ran into double overtime in Annapolis.
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IAAM & MIAA All-Stars
Seniors Steven Sligh, Theo Anthony and Fahmy El-Said were each selected to the All-MIAA Basketball team, after the team’s MIAA Championship season. Fahmy was also selected to participate in the Anne Arundel County Senior All-Star game. CJ Corddry ’08 and Regan Foy ’09 were selected to the All-IAAM Indoor Soccer team. CJ, Regan and Jessa Finch ’08 were each selected to play in the All-IAAM All-Star game at the end of their season. Congratulations to all!
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Boys' Varsity Basketball Wins MIAA Conference Title
Posted: February 25, 2008
The Boys’ Varsity Basketball team emerged victorious in the MIAA championship playoffs with an impressive 51-42 win over Saints Peter & Paul in Sunday's game at the Towson Center. While Saints Peter & Paul started the game with a 6-0 lead, Key’s Obezags scored the next nine points and maintained control of the court for the remainder of the game.
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