Mount St. Mary’s tops FDU to reach 20 wins for the year
Mount St. Mary’s beat Fairleigh Dickinson 85-66 at Knott Arena to improve to 20-6 overall and 16-2 in NEC play. Five Mount players scored in double figures led by Chris McGuthrie with 22 points and four steals. McGuthrie and Riley Inge each had six assists, while Silas Cheung added 14 points. The Mount will host the NEC tournament winner Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Kelly Leads Linganore Past Wheaton In Regional Quarterfinal
Linganore roared to a 90 50 victory as Melissa Kelly poured in a season high 23 points, scoring 14 in the first quarter to spark a 24 14 lead. The undefeated Lancers (21 0) advance to a semifinal at Rockville, while Wheaton ends 13 7 on the season.
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Brunswick Rolls Past Western T&E In 1A South Quarterfinals
Brunswick's boys basketball hammered Western T&E 87 89 to reach the 1A South semifinal at Catoctin after building a 35 8 first quarter lead at Catonsville High School Chad Hartman led with 18 points all in the opening period as Charlie McLane added 16 and Rich Ropello 12 Aaron Nelson grabbed 10 rebounds and Travis Stull plus McLane contributed multiple assists and steals The Railroaders face Catoctin Thursday at 7 p.m. for a spot in thefinals The Cougars had beaten Brunswick in the regular season and host the next round Catoctin 71 Hereford 46 also advanced in 1A South semifinals with a strong offensive showing.
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Mills Rhodes may not land Opening Day roster spot
Baltimore Orioles manager Davey Johnson said Alan Mills and Arthur Rhodes will each pitch an inning in intra squad games this week but their Opening Day status is uncertain. Rhodes, coming off shoulder labrum surgery, trails in rehab and may begin on the disabled list while Mills could be ready by late March. Johnson noted other pitchers, besides Mussina, are jockeying for positions and emphasized command over specific slots.
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Brunswick Railroaders rout Western T&E in 1A South quarterfinal
The Railroaders built a 29-3 first quarter lead and defeated Western T&E of Baltimore County 75-18 at Catonsville High School to move to 21-2 and host Hereford in a regional semifinal. Katie Evancho returned with 13 points, 12 rebounds and four steals as Brunswick dominated with 10 players scoring.
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Regional Basketball Quarterfinals Boys Today
Class 3A West Thomas Johnson faces Einstein at T o’clock. Class 2A West Wheaton opposes Linganore at 7 p m. Middletown meets N. Hagerstown at 7 p m. Rockville plays Walkersville at 7 p m. Class 1A South Poolesville hosts Carver A&T at 7.
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Cadets Beat Liberty 70 50 In 3A West Girls QF
Heather Winter led Frederick with 25 points 10 rebounds and eight steals as 11 Frederick players scored in a 70 50 victory over host Liberty in a Class 3A West girls basketball quarterfinal.
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Seeding controversy over open format in Maryland playoffs
Area high school coaches condemn the Maryland Secondary Public Schools Athletic Association open format that seeds and sites playoffs by blind draw, arguing regular-season performance should decide seeds. The critique spans basketball and other sports, while four state teams reportedly opted out.
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