Lancers' depth lifts Linganore past Middletown Knights
Linganore benefited from bench scoring as Charlie Snyder and Shawn Moran each totaled 16 points sharing top scoring honors. Atha Wahho RR added 12 rebounds and four blocks while Singapore's defense clamped down late to hold on for a 74-72 victory after Middletown rallied.
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Singanore
Charlie Snyder
Shawn Moran
Linganore
Shyver
Seas Hustér
Atha Wahho RR
The
Lancers
Middletown
Barry Blickenstaff
Knights
Frederick
Blickenstaff
Widdietown
Singapore
Tanganore
Moran
Chris Sargent
Snyder
Sanganore
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Scott Mcilwee
Brian King
Josh Carroll
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Owe
Cline
Carroll
Sargent
Jason Lucas
King
Mike Bartholomew
Lucas
Melnee
Todd Porter
Sean Huster
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Frederick Cadets outlast Walkersville in double OT thriller
The Frederick Cadets and Walkersville Lions battled into a second overtime where Thomas scored 20 points and 8 assists. Frederick, after a back and forth finish, pulled ahead 62-60 late in the second overtime and dominated the final two minutes to win 75-63.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Lions
Roaders win own tourney in final eight minutes
FRoaders fall short 85-62 as Linganore sides claim girls title 63-57 led by Susie Baker 16 Carrie Jenkins 12 Pam Anderson 12. Podresville beat Catoctin 68-55 in boys consolation with Randy Clark 16 Desmond Stinnie 13 Joe Keeper 11. Brunswick girls top Smithburg Leapords 52-37 led by Crystal Smith 19 Staci Winters 13.
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Glenelg Gladiators
Catoctin
Indians
Randy Clark
Desmond Stinnie
Joe Keeper
Cougars
Brian Dugan
Greg Savage
Brunswick Girls
Smithburg Leapords
Brunswick
Crystal Smith
Stacey Hartman
Railroaders
Leapords
Staci Winters
Knight and Lion teams win thrilling mixer games
Middletown slips past Frederick 52 51 after a back and forth finish as Reed and Kelley lead the Knights with key scores and clutch plays. Walkersville rallies to top TJ 57 56 after late baskets by Rasberry and Cunningham.
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Walkersville
Dave Miller
Charlie
Frederick
Mike Dayton
Richard Snowden
Snowden
Dayton
Knights
Reed
Kelley
Middletown
Latoya Hall
Carmen George
Hall
Cadets
Jo Lynn Taylor
Mount tops Colgate after wild second-half rally
Mount St. Mary’s overcame an early 13-0 hole and a 29-26 halftime deficit to beat Colgate 86-76. John Miller led with 22 points, Jeff Hall added 14 and nine rebounds, while Colgate’s squad fought back before Mount’s late foul-shot surge. Center Anthony Carr remains sidelined with a fractured toe.
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Colgate
Phelan
John Miller
Jeff Hall
Steve Kinney
Devin Hughes
Jonathan Stone
Red Raiders
Monmouth
Anthony Carr
Bob Flynn
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