Hubs Upset Cadets 71 to 65 In Tight Conference Clash
North Hubs edged Frederick Cadets 71 65 to seize sole lead with 6 4 1 record as heavy full court pressure and steady free throw shooting stalled Frederick. Dan Gray led Frederick with 28 points while Kevin Naylor, Ted Schoeck and Huron Brooks contributed strong defense. North receivers pulled away late with steals and near flawless inbound play.
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Patriot girls top Cougars in county clash 58 30
TJ remained unbeaten in county play after a 58 30 girls basketball win over Catoctin with Landa Jerome scoring a school record 30 points and Cathy Crum adding 14. Boome Ott and Karen Long each led Catoctin with five points. JV also won 26 17.
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Catoctin
Rice scores 51 as TJ routs Westminster 91 23
Mike Rice sets Tri-State and school records with 51 points in 25 minutes leading Thomas Jobson to a 91 23 victory over Westminster. He adds 17 rebounds and ties the county mark, with TJ improving to 9 3 overall and 5 in league. Westminster finishes 17 in Tri State play.
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Westminster
Mike Rice
Thomas Jobson
St. Joe's
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Ernie Bowens
Patriot
Tom Dickman
Mike Smallwood
Patriots
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Middletown Knights Defeat FSK Eagles 58 55
Middletown shows balanced scoring 16 by Mark Sheffler and 14 apiece from Chuck Nichols and Rob Rothenhoefer to beat FSK 58 55. Knights improve to 5 8 overall and 3 5 in Monocacy Valley. FSK stands 6 7 and 4 5 in league play.
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College basketball scores from Friday AP report
Results show Ga Tech 9 Mercer 90 Colgate 58 Northeastern 55 Penn 72 Brown 67 Princeton 62 Yale 50 Americans 63 Temple 62 Allentown 95 Eisenhower NY 87 York 78 Washington & Lee 63 NC Central 70 Maryland F Shore 62 pro scores include Boston 121 Iceland 99 Buffalo 111 Atlanta 101 ABA Kentucky 134 St Louis 104 York 114 Denver 101
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Panthers topple Lions 71 to 61 in Monocacy clash
North Carroll Guard Mike Beaver scored 22 and Dave Baer 20 as the Panthers beat Walkersville 71 61 to improve in league play. Walkersville trailed 34 22 at halftime before North Carroll pulled away behind Crum Polis Baker Simms and others. Panthers made 21 of 27 free throws.
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Dave Baer
Panthers
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Vance Baker
Chuck Simms
Jeds
Eoth
Catoctin Surprises Boonsboro In Home Victory
Catoctin Cougars upset Boonsboro 46 to 33 as five players reached double figures led by George Marto with 15 points and Mike Weimer with 12 Kevin Topper Tony Favorite and Billy Gray each added ten. The win ends a seven game drought and improves Catoctin to 3 9 overall and 1 7 in Monocacy Valley play.
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Cateran
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Mike Grove
Grove
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Catoctn
Mike Weimer
Kevin Topper
Tony Favorite
Billi Gray
Cougars Host Chesapeake After 88 75 Win
FCC hosts Chesapeake in final home game of the year as the Cougars previously defeated Chesapeake 88 to 75. They have one more home date February 14 versus Robert Morris, with six road trips ahead. Prospect Hall visits Board Fording as Moum St Mary travels to Baltimore University at the Civic Center.
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Lancers defeat Brunswick as Willis joins 1000-point club
Linganore tops Brunswick 715 with Wills reaching 1000 career points and scoring 25 more. Brightful 14, Tyrone 12, Myers 10 lead Linganore’s 51 percent shooting and 36-28 rebounding edge. Brunswick’s Orrison 18 and O’Hara 11 top their scoring, as Linganore maintains a 6-1 MVAL pace while North Carroll sits second.
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Brit Orrison
Singanore High School
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Hammond
Singapore
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Lancers
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Allen Myers
Britt Orrison
Pat O'Hara
Doug Sowers
Baghtful
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Leslie Dorsey
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