Cadets Topple Knights 86 75 In Narrow Victory
Frederick Cavs defeat Middletown 86 to 75 as Cadets use quickness and defense to overcome Knights. Emonte Hill leads with 23 points and nine assists, Al Green adds 15 and nine rebounds, while Kam Christensen scores 28 for Middletown.
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Roaders defeat Cougars in regular play
Brunswick edges Catoctin 77 54 in boys basketball to earn its first win of the season. Charlie McLane Travis Stull and Chad Hartman each scored 15 points as the Railroaders broke away with a 24 6 run early in the game and built a double figure lead, while Tim Brown led the Cougars with 17 points in a third quarter rally.
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Ogg leads Walkersville to win over North Hagerstown
Walkersville 6-6 center Danny Ogg scored 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to spark a 62 34 victory over North Hagerstown. Ogg added five blocks and three assists as Walkersville remained unbeaten at 4-0 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League. Antwan Nixon added 10 points for the Lions while Keyes led the Hubs with 12 points and 11 boards.
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Turner pushes four Redskins for Pro Bowl berths
Washington coach Norv Turner campaigns for four players Ken Harvey Brian Mitchell Terry Allen and Ed Simmons as potential Pro Bowl picks. Mitchell leads punt returns and kickoff returns this season while Allen nears 1 141 rushing yards and Simmons, a durable right tackle, has started every game. Turner hopes voters recognize their strong work despite a 4-10 start.
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Lions win as Walkersville dominates North Hagerstown
Sherry Young fuels Walkersville girls to a 70 31 victory over North Hagerstown scoring 22 points on eight field goals and 6 of 7 free throws. Emily Mielearek adds 10 as Lions soar to 1 1 overall and 1 1 in MVAL at halftime lead 41 12.
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Webber leads Bullets to 108 102 win over Bucks
Chris Webber returned from a shoulder rest to score 25 points with 13 rebounds as the Washington Bullets outlasted the Milwaukee Bucks 108-102. A 21 2 third period run gave Washington a big cushion, but Glenn Robinson and Sherman Douglas rallied Milwaukee late. Robinson 30, Respert and Mayberry for Bucks 3-3.
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