One Big Thing All-Met

George Solomon — the legendary Washington Post sports editor who helped cultivate the newsroom culture that eventually inspired PTI — reflected on the Post’s decision to shutter its sports section and eliminate most of its staff. “We lost something very, very big today… and they ought to correct it.” sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar…

Thank you.

Growing up reading the Post, I didn’t realize it wasn’t like this in other cities. I didn’t know how lucky we were to enjoy giants of their craft like Kornheiser, Wilbon, Boswell, Kindred & Feinstein. George Solomon, who I am lucky to now call a friend, at the helm of an unrivaled room. Sally Jenkins and Barry Svrluga, among many, later continued the tradition that apparently ends today? It’s hard to process that notion. Everything changes, but the greatness of that newsroom isn’t something that ever becomes outdated or unnecessary.

Covering local sports for @WashPostHS these last five years has been a privilege. Our desk has put out some truly incredible content that underscores the importance of local sports journalism. Below are some of my favorite AMS stories that I’ve read from our desk (🧵)

DQ addresses the fans to open Day 4 🔥🔥

Terry McLaurin signed autographs and took pictures for over 20 minutes at the end of training camp.

Spring All-Mets!! Our third and final spread of the year is out now. It felt only right to close things out with a yearbook vibe. A special shoutout to @briannaschroer on design and Toni Sandys on photos. And to our POYs for showing off their art skills.

SPRING 2025 ALL-MET Girls’ lacrosse Player of the Year: @GatorsSR's Sophia Stoltz See the first team, second team and honorable mention: washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

The @WashPostHS girls' lacrosse All-Met team is out! Featuring the POY, COY, first team, second team and honorable mentions: washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

In an area brimming with talent, they were in a class of their own. Meet the Spring 2025 All-Mets. washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

COMING SOON Spring 2025 All-Met 💻: Friday 📰: Sunday

Girls' lacrosse news: Yorktown Coach Jenny Keimig is stepping down after eight years with the program. The Patriots have won three Virginia Class 6 Titles in the past four years. Keimig was named All-Met Coach of the Year in 2022. @WashPostHS

FINAL GIRLS' LACROSSE TOP 10: @GCgirlslax, @GatorsSR top the final rankings of the year. washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

The spring sports season has officially come to an end. Over the past two months, our staff wrote 54 stories about local teams winning championships. You can find them all right here: washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

In today's @PostSports: coverage of the @VHSL_ state championships. All stories here: washingtonpost.com/sports/hi…

My final gamer of the spring for @WashPostHS. On Riverside girls' lacrosse storming back to capture the Class 5A Title: washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

Riverside (@RVHSRamsSports) digs deep, storms back to win Class 5 girls’ lacrosse title washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

Independence boys' lacrosse won the Virginia Class 5 title for the first time in program history. My gamer for @WashPostHS: washingtonpost.com/sports/20…

Independence meets the moment, wins first boys’ lacrosse championship Junior Trent Stewart scored six goals as the Tigers held off Douglass Freeman to earn a 13-9 win. washingtonpost.com/sports/20…