Jewish Jordan Goodman Chooses Maryland Faithful Guard opts for Terrapins
Tamir Goodman, an Orthodox Jewish high school standout from the Baltimore area, has verbally committed to Maryland. The 6-foot-3 guard, averaging about 37 points per game for Talmudical Academy, faces balancing basketball with strict Sabbath rules. Maryland praises his athletic talent and says he will join for the 2000-2001 season with kosher meals and religious support in place.
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Hawks edge Cougars as 10-0 run breaks late first half
Hagerstown Community College defeated Frederick Community College 62-58 on the road, snapping FCC’s 10-game win streak in the Maryland JuCo Conference. Beall and King led FCC with 15 and 24 points respectively, while Ferguson and Schoenburg paced HCC with 20 and 13 points.
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Hill Leads Pistons Over Wizards in Close Win
Grant Hill scored 31 points including the late free throw with 13 seconds left to lift the Detroit Pistons to a 106-103 victory over the Washington Wizards in Auburn Hills. Hill matched a palace high with a dominant first half and tallied 19 in the opening period as Detroit remained undefeated.
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Cadets roll past Wootton in non league clash 89-67
Frederick's Kantoski set a county mark as five Cadets scored to beat Thomas Wootton 89-67 in a non league boys game. Rye Hill led Frederick with 25 points, Terry White 24, Terrence Taylor 18, Kapust and Kolbfleisch 11 each, helping the Cadets improve to 7-10.
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Rye Hill
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Terrence Taylor
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Greg Carter
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South Carroll
Damascus
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Ryan Childs
Rickey Riley
Damascus JV
Kevin Wont
Adam Lewis
Steve Hawkins
Masters athletes dominate indoor meet with multiple golds
Stookey, 69, claimed gold in hurdles, 200 meters, long jump and triple jump at the indoor meet. Lay, four years into competition, comes from an athletic family and now runs about 20 meets yearly. She notes the sport’s late-blooming career, while Stookey faces tougher challenges next year.
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Ralph
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