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From Baltimore’s recreation centers to more than 500 victories at St. Frances Academy, Coach William Wells used basketball to educate, protect and empower generations of young people. (BALTIMORE – August 13, 2026) – There are coaches who win games. There are coaches who build programs. Then there are coaches who spend a lifetime building people. Coach William Wells did all three. His name is inseparable from The Dome at Madison Square in historic East Baltimore, where generations of players came to compete, earn their reputations and learn lessons that extended far beyond basketball. The outdoor court became one of Baltimore’s…

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(BALTIMORE – August 10, 2026) – When I hear the word “legend,” I think back to Dunbar. The basketball players—particularly the starting five—were legends way back then. There was a mystique surrounding them. You could feel it in the hallways, in the gym, and throughout the school. But Poets know that mystique is earned through hard work. There are no shortcuts. You must outwork the competition. You must be mentally fit, and your spirit had better be right. Above all, you must be prepared—especially physically prepared. Your body must be conditioned to execute what your mind demands, even when you…

(BALTIMORE – August 8, 2026) – Baltimore basketball has a way of producing more than players. It produces builders—people who take what they learned on the blacktop and hardwood and turn it into something that outlasts the final buzzer. Keith Goodie is one of them. Ask around Baltimore’s basketball circles, and nobody begins with Goodie’s statistics. They talk about his humility, his knowledge and his willingness to serve. “He cares. He shows up.” That is how I would sum up Coach Goodie after speaking with people who know him. He understands the meaning of give-back. He shows up, assists, and…