This week was State championship week for Maryland public schools.

MCPS celebrated many individual state champions and 4 team state championships. This piece will cover the team state championships with individuals to come at a later date.

Damascus HS – 3A Softball State Champions

Damascus HS softball achieved their first State Championship since 1994.

Paywall Free Washington Post article: https://wapo.st/3MLbchA

Congrats to @DHS_Softball1, class 3A State Champs! pic.twitter.com/uuuiplkV9c

— Damascus Girls Varsity Basketball 🏀 (@DHSGirls_Hoops) May 27, 2023

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Sherwood HS – 4A Baseball State Champions

Sherwood HS baseball achieved its 3^rd consecutive State Championship.

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DC News Now Coverage

That’s ballgame!!! pic.twitter.com/IzMv6ERDJZ

— Sherwood Baseball (@Woodbaseball1) May 27, 2023

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Poolesville HS – 2A Tennis State Champions

Your 2A Maryland State Champions 🏆 🥇

Congratulations Falcons!!@mrcarothers@phsathletics pic.twitter.com/A0XPUNceTq

— Poolesville AD (@PHSFalcons18) May 27, 2023

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Montgomery Blair HS – 4A Tennis State Champions

No better way to end the athletic year on the last athletic day, than with a state championship! Congratulations, Blair Tennis!! Well done! Blazers out. pic.twitter.com/l230s7VDEh

— Blair Athletics (@BlairAthletics) May 27, 2023

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MCPS Individual State Champions

We will have more on the individual state champions won by MCPS students over the next week or so.

Pictures posted with permission. Source:

Quite a weekend to finish the Spring 2023 season of @MCPSAthletics! Congrats to our @MCPS team & individual state champions! We are #MoCoProud! 🥇🥈🥉
3A 🥎 🏆 @DHS_Softball1
4A ⚾️ 🏆 @Woodbaseball1
2A 🎾 🏆 @PHSathletics
4A 🎾 🏆 @BlairAthletics@dhshornetsAD @WarriorResults pic.twitter.com/gbDaYl8YsM

— Jeff Sullivan (@mcpsAD) May 28, 2023

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