Coaches adapt to demanding recruiting driven college hoops
Miller describes the new coaching world as far more demanding than Mount St. Marys with constant recruiting, world travel, and battles against top 20 programs. Cage notes the Xs and Os are similar but recruiting and schedule intensity dominate. Cal Ripken Jr attended the game with family and Girl Scouts from across the state watched.
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Regional wrestling meet yields multiple champions and team notes
Walkersville takes second with 1905 points as Brooks McLaine, Chris Kehne, and Alex Cardy win titles. Middletown places third with 183 points led by seven finalists and four champions including Brandon Keller and Zane Harshman. Frederick finishes fourth as Scott Linton and Omari Patterson win, while Linganore and Catoctin follow with several placers and champions.
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Zane Harshman
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Jamie Dillon
Jeremy Lindsey
Danny Rumpf
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John Bisnett
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Mount upends deficit in late run as Harris sparks comeback
Mount St. Marys guard Gregory Harris led a late 7-0 surge with a 3 pointer and two free throws to trim the gap to 68-66. Harris, a sidelined scorer, returned after seven minutes and helped the Mount erase a 11-8 start to take a halftime lead 41-41 and carry momentum into the second half.
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Hawks overpower Linganore as Mulligan held in check
Urbana jumped to a big early lead and limited Steve Mulligan to a quiet night, as Greg Hull and Brian Klem connected on 3s and Randolph led the Hawks with 11 rebounds. Linganore’s Todd Stevens posted 14 points and 10 boards while Urbana’s JV routed Linganore 60 33.
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Lancaster Leads New Life In Makeup Victory Over Martinsburg Christian
Peter Lancaster led New Life with 16 points and 15 rebounds in a 65-50 makeup win over Martinsburg Christian. The Rams improve to 11-9 with contributions from Vince Lewis 19 points and four steals and David Bayles 10 points eight rebounds three assists three steals. Alisha Priolo added nine points and 10 rebounds in a separate makeup win for the Rams. Stacey Wolahan and Laura Gibson contributed steals and points as the team stretched their play across multiple players.
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Stacey Wolahan
Laura Gibson
Diane Varnon
Sharon Hoffman
Beth Lancaster
Cathyn Seward
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