Top Bayside South field hockey and soccer matches set for this week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 8:02 AM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Key matchups in the Bayside South Conference this week include Parkside visiting Kent Island for boys soccer on September 28. On September 29, James M. Bennett takes on Queen Anne's in girls soccer, a potential preview for the Bayside Conference Championship Game. Continuing the rivalry, boys soccer teams Wicomico and James M. Bennett meet on September 30. Field hockey also features competitive matchups as Pocomoke faces Parkside and James M. Bennett plays Crisfield on September 30. These games will significantly impact standings and playoff positioning as the season progresses.
- •Parkside plays Kent Island in boys soccer on September 28.
- •James M. Bennett faces Queen Anne's girls soccer on September 29.
- •Wicomico meets James M. Bennett in a boys soccer rivalry on September 30.
- •Field hockey matches feature Pocomoke at Parkside and Bennett at Crisfield on September 30.
- •Competitive standings are at stake as the season approaches its midpoint.
- 8:02 AMYahoo Sports — Top games to watch this week in Bayside South field hockey and soccer
"Here are some of the top games of the week in Bayside South field hockey and soccer.
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