Knights Defeat Cougars On Balanced Scoring in Tue Win
Middletown boys basketball rolled to an 87-71 victory over Catoctin as five Knights reached double figures. Mike Silverman led with 21 points after sitting out the first quarter, while Tony Mennito paced the Cougars with 22 points and 12 rebounds. The Knights improved to 12-3 overall, 10-2 in the MVAL, and built a late 19 point margin.
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Christie Sparks Vikings Past St. John’s at Prospect Hall
Christie led the 67 senior in a 22-6 opening run as Prospect Hall hosted St. John’s. Wilson (9-9) fell behind and trailed 51-14 at halftime, while Nate James and Andrius Jurkunas joined Christie in double figures as the Vikings rolled to a 99-45 win.
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Raul dePablo
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TJ Frederick boys beat South Carroll 75 26 in CMC action
Terence Morris scored 20 points to power visiting Thomas Johnson past South Carroll 75 26. TJ improves to 8 0 in Central Maryland Conference and 15 1 overall. Jason Williams adds 13. Donnie Simms 8 for South. Morris 13 rebounds, Praesel 5 assists. Also TJ JV won 65 28.
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al Green
Greg Thomas
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Lee Harris
Emonte Hill
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Lamont Hill
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Players extend signing ban in major league baseball dispute
Washington AP report notes Cecil Fielder and teammates on Capitol Hill as the players union extends its signing freeze begun Dec 23 amid stalled talks with owners. 38 restricted free agents face tentative deals, including Marquis Grissom to Florida, but the ban risks collapse. Fehr says manager and trainer salaries won’t be cut if they work with replacements. Barnstorming All Star tour details to be announced. bargaining resumes ahead of spring training with Clinton pressing for progress by next Monday.
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South Hagerstown Tops Walkersville In MVAL Clash
South Hagerstown defeated Walkersville 83-72 as Lucas Matesa poured in 25 and Chris Abbott added 24 for Walkersville. The Lions drop to 7-9 overall, 5-7 in league while South improves to 12-2, 8-1. Abbott had nine rebounds and six assists, Matesa nine boards and four assists.
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South
Matesa
Abbott
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Che Swayne
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John Grable
Bynum
Grable
Mike Hull
Hornets Clinch Best January In Franchise History
The Charlotte Hornets beat the Washington Bullets 97-88 for their third straight win and an 11-4 January, the franchise’s best month since its 1988 inception. Tyrone Bogues scored 20, Hersey Hawkins 17 with 11 rebounds, and Larry Johnson 15 points with nine boards and eight assists.
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Juwan Howard
Doug Overton
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Hawkins
Washington
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