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The MPSSAA playoffs for baseball, softball, and lacrosse are underway, with Bayside South teams vying for regional championships and spots in the state quarterfinals. Local rivalries will play a crucial role in determining which teams advance.
The MPSSAA playoffs for sports like baseball, softball and lacrosse are heating up. And in the coming days, regional champions will be crowned and spots in the state quarterfinals will be clinched.
For Bayside South teams still alive, there will be chances to continue what they hope will be long playoff runs towards a state title. And plenty of these Bayside South teams will have to face off against local rivals if they want to advance.
Here is what you need to know for the remaining Bayside South baseball, softball and lacrosse teams in the MPSSAA playoffs this week.
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In the regionals semifinals for boys lacrosse, Parkside and Stephen Decatur both cruised to victory in the MPSSAA's Class 2A East II region.
Parkside's Charles Eshleman (16) passes against Easton in the 2A East II Regional Semifinals Friday, May 8, 2026, in Salisbury, Maryland. Parkside defeated Easton 15-4.
Parkside won 15-4 over Easton, while Decatur defeated North Caroline 20-5. Now, the two best Bayside South lacrosse teams will face off against each other on Monday with the regional title on the line. The game will be held at Parkside at 4 p.m.
Several Bayside South teams are still competing in the MPSSAA playoffs for baseball, softball, and lacrosse, aiming for regional championships.
Bayside South teams will face off against local rivals in crucial matchups as they seek to advance in the MPSSAA playoffs.
Regional champions in the MPSSAA playoffs will be crowned in the coming days as teams compete for a spot in the state quarterfinals.
Local rivalries add intensity to the MPSSAA playoffs, as Bayside South teams must overcome familiar opponents to continue their playoff runs.

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Decatur's Caitlin Shimko (1) in the match against Parkside Friday, May 1, 2026, in Salisbury, Maryland. Decatur defeated Parkside 18-2.
In girls lacrosse, Stephen Decatur was the lone Bayside South team to advance to the regional final, as they defeated rivals Parkside 23-6 on Thursday.
Decatur is set to host the 2A East II regional final on Monday at 4 30 p.m., where they will face Easton.
May 12 is regional championship day for baseball teams across the MPSSAA, and there will be three Bayside South teams competing to advance to the state quarterfinals on Tuesday.
Decatur's Kyle Springle (9) pitches against Colonel Richardson in the Bayside Championship Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at Perdue Stadium in Salisbury, Maryland. Decatur defeated Colonel Richardson 10-0.
In Class 3A East II, Stephen Decatur defeated rivals James M. Bennett 4-2 on Saturday, advancing to the regional championship game. Decatur, still undefeated this season will be back at home on Tuesday at 4 p.m., where they will host Arundel in the regional title game.
In Class 1A East II, Mardela and Snow Hill each grabbed easy victories over the weekend in the regional semifinals. Mardela beat Cambridge-South Dorchester 12-0, while Snow Hill defeated Crisfield 12-2. Mardela will now host Snow Hill on Tuesday at 4 p.m. with a spot in the state quarterfinal on the line.
The regional semifinals for Maryland high school softball will take place on Monday, and three of the Bayside's best will be competing for a chance at playing for a regional title.
Mardela's Karsyn Shockley (28) takes her at-bat against North Dorchester in the Bayside Championship Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at Margie Knight Sea Gull Stadium in Salisbury, Maryland. Mardela defeated North Dorchester 9-0.
In Class 1A, Snow Hill beat Cambridge-South Dorchester 9-3 in the first round of the playoffs on Thursday, advancing to the regional semifinals. Next up for Snow Hill is a trip to face reigning state champions and recent crowned Bayside Champions Mardela, who will host them at 4 p.m. on Monday.
In Class 3A, Stephen Decatur will host Severna Park in the East II semifinals at 5 p.m. on Monday.
This article originally appeared on Salisbury Daily Times: MPSSAA Playoffs, who's still alive in baseball, softball and lacrosse