C-SD’s Young achieves national rank

Cambridge-South Dorchester High School’s Enazajah Young has a place in the national indoor track and field rankings after posting a time of 8.43 seconds in the 55-meter hurdles Jan. 3. Young now occupies 31^st place in the United States and is number 5 among all Maryland high schools in the event.

No fishery disaster declaration

The U.S. Department of Commerce last week notified Maryland Governor Wes Moore that it has declined Maryland’s request for a federal commercial fisheries disaster declaration that was sought to help address the economic and ecological damage caused by the spread of invasive catfish and snakeheads in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources hired a dedicated program manager to coordinate strategies across agencies and industries to reduce populations of invasive fish in Maryland. In addition, the DNR is increasing blue catfish research and monitoring programs, and is urging recreational and commercial anglers to increase their harvest of blue catfish and other invasives.

Maryland has no fishing limits on invasive fish, which means anglers can catch and keep any number of them, at any size, during any time of year.

GoFan tickets

Cambridge-South Dorchester: Vikings will charge $6 for entrance to all home ticketed athletic events. Ticket purchases will be online only at gofan.com

Fans can purchase their online tickets at the gate with the school’s iPad — credit/debit cards only (tap, swipe and chip accepted). Ticket prices are $6 for adults. Students’ tickets are $3.

Student tickets will be available for presale in-house for CSD students only the day before and day of each event. Non-CSD students must present valid student ID at the gate for student admission price.

North Dorchester: Only tickets purchased via GoFan will be accepted for the remainder of 2023-2024 home ticketed events. Cash will no longer be accepted at the door.