Maryland teen golfers set record

Maryland teenagers Aneka Seumanutafa and Faith Choi were on a record-setting roll at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four Ball Championships last weekend at Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville, Fla., breaking the record for lowest 18-hole stroke-play score by four shots with a 60 in the opening round. Seumanutafa, 18, made 10 birdies on her own ball during a bogey-free round. Choi, 16, made two birdies. They were eliminated Monday in the Round of 32.

Volleyball: For the fourth year in a row, the Johns Hopkins volleyball team will host the Dig Deep Charity Volleyball Tournament to raise money for mental health awareness. The tournament will take place on Monday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center. To register and more information, go to hopkinssports.com.

Major League Lacrosse: Midfielder Nick Mariano and goalkeeper Tim Troutner (St. Mary’s) headline a list of 16 players added by the Chesapeake Bayhawks through the MLL Relocation Draft and MLL Rookie Selection. Chesapeake Bayhawks Recent Acquisitions: MLL Relocation Draft — Jason Alessi, midfielder; Zac Davliakos, long-stick midfielder; Thomas Hoggarth, short-stick defensive midfielder; Anthony Joaquim, short-stick defensive midfielder; Tate Jozokos, midfielder; Cameron Mann, midfielder; Nick Mariano, midfielder; Kenna Massa, faceoff specialist; Shane Morrell, attack; Adam Osika, midfielder; David Plumer, short-stick defensive midfielder; Colton Watkinson, midfielder. MLL Rookie Selection — Matt Borges, Ohio State, defenseman; Logan Greco, Virginia, defenseman; Garrett Michaeli, Rutgers, defenseman; Tim Troutner, High Point, goalkeeper. College softball: For the second-straight week, Coppin State’s Brissa Alvarado was named the MEAC Rookie of the Week. Alvarado finished the week 8-for-11 (.727) with a run, two RBIs and three doubles in five games.