Middletown tops Brunswick 62 57 after late rally
Matt DeOrsey poured in 15 of his 25 in the fourth quarter as Middletown erased a six point halftime deficit to defeat Brunswick 62 57. The Knights improve to 16 4 overall and 13 3 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League, with DeOrsey scoring 20 after the break and Bryan Meckley adding 14. Brunswick led 40 37 entering the final period before Middletown seized control.
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Matt DeOrsey
Middletown
Brunswick
Knights
Railroaders
DeOrsey
Tim Leber
Francis Scott Key
Leber
Foul Shots Seal LHS Victory Over TJ in Tight Clash
Singapore Lancers edged Thomas Johnson 65-60 as TJ rallied late but failed to overcome 12 of 14 fourth quarter free throws by LHS. Lancers rise to 15-4, 7-3 in CMC. TJ stands 11-8, 5-5.
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Singapore
Thomas Johnson
Lancers
Singanore
Janie Marshall
Patriots
Inge Leads MSM Past Monmouth in Narrow Victory
Riley Inge sparked Mount St Marys as he hit four of five from three, including late clutch shots to beat Monmouth 88-81 at Knott Arena. The Mount improved to 12-11 overall and 10-5 in the NEC, staying in the league title chase and preparing to host first place Rider next.
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Vikings
Joe Fowlkes
St. John’s
Nate James
Mohammed Woni
Andrius Jurkunas
James
Woni
Shike Lee
Emmitsburg
Riley Inge
Mount
Mount St Mary’s
Monmouth
Knott Arena
Hawks
Mounties
Marist
Fairleigh Dickinson
Inge
Riley
Jim Phelan
Chris (McGuthrie
Mustafa Barksdale
Silas Cheung
Chris MacGuthrie
Frederick wrestlers second in regionals
Frederick High fought back from a 13-0 deficit to lead 25-22, but Quince Orchard rallied to win 28-25 in the class 3A 44 West Region dual wrestling finals. Matt Garner pinned twice for Quince Orchard to seal the regional title, while Bo Harper and Shane Hildebrand provided Frederick with key wins earlier.
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Frederick
North Carroll
Central Maryland
Tom Faska
Faska
Watkins Mill
Gaithersburg
Quince Orchard
Marco Saimonte
Matt Garner
Churchill
Bo Harper
Shane Hildebrand
Novak
Aaron Mushre
Mushra
Poole Urges Md Pols to Bar Replacements at Camden Yards
Orioles reliever Jim Poole told the Maryland Senate Finance Committee that replacement players should be barred from Camden Yards to protect baseball. He cited a damaged game culture and supported measures backing Orioles owner Peter Angelos amid the replacement-player dispute.
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Poole
Annapolis
Jim Poole
Senate
Camden Yards
Baltimore Orioles
Maryland Senate Finance Committee
Orioles
John Pica
Peter Angelos
Angelos
American League
Sociated Press
Marianne McGettigan
Major League Players Association
Maryland Senate
Regan Plans Focused Start With Orioles Minor Leagues
Baltimore Orioles manager Phil Regan faces his first spring workout with minor leaguers due to the strike. He intends to save his inspirational talk for when the regulars like Cal Ripken and Rafael Palmeiro arrive, aiming to ready a team capable of winning a pennant. Regan, hired in October, has previously served as a pitching coach and winter league director before guiding Baltimore toward a championship.
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Sarasota, Fla
Phil Regan
Baltimore Orioles
Cal Ripken
Rafael Palmeiro
Regan
Seattle Mariners
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Baltimore
Mike Mussina
Ben McDonald
Ex Keys players report for Orioles spring training in Sarasota
Ex Keys pitchers Matt Jarvis and Charles Devereux arrived in Sarasota to join Orioles minor leaguers at Twin Lakes Park for early spring workouts. Both topped Class A Frederick last season and hope for a jump to Class AA under new manager Phil Regan and pitching coach Mike Flanagan. Jarvis called the hands on instruction essential and said learning here matters for their careers.
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Bowie
Shane Hale
Frederick
Sarasota
Orioles
Jarvis
Devereux
Phil Regan
Mike Flanagan
Tough schedule boosts FCC women's basketball confidence
Frederick Community College women's basketball, riding a 23 game win streak and top seed hopes in Region XX, face a tough weekend in Garrett County as coach Jack Mehl describes their growing confidence. The Cougars, 23-1, have upgraded their schedule to face stronger opponents impressing nationally and rising to No. 5 in junior college rankings.
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Frederick Community College
Cougars
Garrett County
FCC
Jack Mehl
Hagerstown
Owens CC
Toledo
Ohio
Union CC
Camden CC
New Jersey
Lackawanna
Community College of Rhode
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BHS
Jim Sklencar
Bryan Meckley
Michael Silverman
Danny Fisher
Tim Jacobsen
Karin Treese
Linganore
Rachel Molesky
LHS
MSM
Katrina Waugh
News-Post
Camden
Palmeiros
Ripkens
Steve Chitten
Oriole
Tracey Grossnickle
Carmen George
Nicole Mamula
Anshante Sellers
Winthrop
South Carolina
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