D.C.'s Top 10 Of 2011
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories Of 2011, No. 1: Gary Williams Retires, Era At Maryland Ends
Gary Williams' retirement after 22 years as the Maryland basketball coach is D.C.'s top sports story of the 2011 calendar year.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories 2011, No. 2: Rex Grossman, John Beck And Redskins' QB Controversy
The battle between Rex Grossman and John Beck for the Redskins' starting quarterback job is story No. 2 on our list.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories 2011, No. 4: Donovan McNabb, Albert Haynesworth Eras End After One Year
The end of the Albert Haynesworth/Donovan McNabb era in D.C. is No. 4 on our countdown of the top 2011 stories in D.C. sports.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories of 2011, No. 5: Randy Edsall's Turbulent First Year
Randy Edsall came to Maryland in hopes of bringing the program from good to great. It didn't exactly work out that way in his first year on the job.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories Of 201, No. 6: Jim Riggleman Resigns
The Washington Nationals were winning, and yet, frustrated with his own contract situation, Jim Riggleman resigned as manager of the Washington Nationals.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories Of 2011, No. 9: Lamont Peterson A Champion As Boxing Returns To D.C.
Lamont Peterson's stunning upset of Amir Khan in the first boxing title fight in Washington D.C. in 18 years earned the No. 9 spot on our Top 10 list.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories Of 2011: Charlie Davies' Return Leads Honorable Mention List
Charlie Davies' exploits in his first game back for D.C. United tops our list of the "Next 10" D.C. sports stories.
Top Washington D.C. Sports Stories Of 2011: An Introduction
SB Nation D.C. is counting down the top 10 stories of 2011. Join us as we remember the year that was in Washington D.C. sports.