Mid-Maryland Deaf Football Coach Leads Orioles to Championship
Travis Sheets of Urbana coached the Maryland School for the Deaf Orioles to the Deaf Prep Sports Association National Championship in his first season. The team finished 9-1 after a 3-6 record in 2000, with quarterback Jagon Coleman earning Player of the Year honors from three Deaf publications.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Bondayo
Orioles
Deaf Prep Sports Association
Quarterack
Jagon Coleman
Honorable Mentions Key Rooney Walkersville
Players listed from Linganore Walkersville and nearby schools include receivers Hagar Lingaaere Gristberg and tight ends Bassler Scott Key Lucian and Stowers plus linemen and linebackers such as Conner Sullivan Roots Kay Keiser Lawrence Moser Bransvech Guid and Remington across Linganore Walkersville Brunswick Middletown and Poolesville teams.
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Agitot
Jerrat Rown
Josh Keeney
Jamar Garner
Brad Stonesiler
Billy Gaines Athanis
Brady ConrAd Poolesville
Brooks Moser
Middletown
Kyle Godwin
Middletown Terry Palmer
Patrick Sullivan
Matt Reynolds
Urbana
Nick Paskowsky
Frederick
Nik Reese T Johnson
Eric Lenz
Urbana Soph
Jack O'Leary
Chris Anderson
Jeremy Ward
Poolesville
Jason Coleman Runtckfieikos Parker
Nathan Paetetschnik
Jason Yen
Robbie Dodd Walkersulte
Kay
Patrick Ferguson
Nick Price
Brandon Myer T. Johnson
Jason Palmer
F. Sell Key
Walkersuilie
Jason Stambaugh
Jimimy Cor
Nevin Bitner
Briice
Ben Ing
F. Scott Key
Al-Purpose Iee
Tray Ward Frederick Si
Serio
Rooney Walkersville
Va Hagar Ow Lingaaere
Joey Gristberg
Tare
Cory Stoaller
Brats Aamphal
Arta
Bredene
Feb Wight
Thana
Whesnane Ak
EU Bail
Jac
Hopkins
Linganore
Andrew Nicklas
Aryan DeMoss
Mick N
Bran Anderson
Chris Bassler
Francis Scott Key
Mike Lucian
Linganaore
Woody Conner
Brunswick
Urbane
Mark Roots
Linganere
Chis Stowers
Walkersville
Gyan Kay
Nick Keiser
Brace Lawrence
Frederik
Aroeks Moser
Miki Aaron Bransvech
Final FMP Mid-Maryland Football Top 5
Urbana leads at 12-0 as 50 game win streak and CMC title run near. Middletown CLIL ranked, MVAT champ contenders noted. Frederick posts first win since 1990, Brunswick hovered near playoff contention last week, Maryland School for the Deaf claims national deaf championship after a remarkable turnaround from 46 season.
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Urbana
Middletown Clil
Mvat Chimps
Frederick
Brunswick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Notre Dame urged to hire a Black head football coach
College figures urge Notre Dame to broaden head coaching search to include Black candidates. Stakeholders cite football history and diversity progress at Notre Dame, amid calls for visible minority leadership and a track record of coaching success.
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Notre Dante
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Pack Coaches Association
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Ihon
Oregon
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White
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Alan
Dennis Green
Minnesota Vikings
Tony Dungy
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