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Regional boys basketball results from De Kens County area
In Silver Spring Urbana trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to win, led by Al Sowers with 14 points and Eric Lenz with eight rebounds. Hubert Blake edged Linganore 62 60 on Leif Jackson’s late 3 as the buzzer sounded. Fort Hill beat Walkersville 62 54, South Carroll defeated Northwest 75 66 in overtime, Poolesville 78 53 over Southside Academy, and New Life needed two overtimes to topple Carroll B2. Mount St. Mary’s suffered a shutout loss marking Maryland's first in 42 years.
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Knights seek deeper playoff run after first round exit
Knights coach O Leary lauds improved rebounding as Brandenburg 10 boards and Moser 8 chase of loose balls drive the effort. Brandenburg scores 19, Maser 12, Leary 13, Keimig 14 points with key late baskets and strong boxing out by Chris and Willie on the Lions.
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Brunswick Defeats Forest Park In Close Preseason Bout
Railroaders led 41 27 at halftime as Brunswick used quickness to counter a taller Forest Park squad. Ronald Avtes hit fouls while Matt Maught and Tom combined for 29 points and six assists. Brunswick previously beat Roaders in an earlier meeting, with Sequel scoring 14 and Tom totaling 15 points.
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Capitals edge Panthers 4 3 to extend unbeaten streak
Washington rallied to beat Florida 4 3 as Ken Klee broke a third period tie. Jaromir Jagr and Adam Oates each contributed a goal and an assist, with Matt Pettinger also scoring. The win runs the Capitals’ recent form to 4-0-1 in five games.
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Cadets Top Old Mill Behind Lewis High Scoring Burst
Frederick College Cadets rolled past Old Mill as Lewis exploded for points early then faded through the game but helped seal a 62-50 win. Lewis and McIntyre sparked a 5-8 start, with Middleton adding 5 assists in a late first-half run to push a 30-22 lead. Frederick dominated rebounding and closed strong.
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Ravens Face Turning Point After Free Agency Shakeup
Ravens leaders Sharpe and Woodson provide steady numbers as the team plans to push cap space after June 1. Newsome says contracts will be offered to returning players except Siragasa and Cox, signaling doors may reopen for kept or released veterans. The club aims for a different look from the Super Bowl winner and AFC semifinalist, with no aggressive free agent blitz. Defensive coordinator Marvin Lewis exits for Washington as Baltimore braces for a reshaped squad.
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Ravens Face Tough Path With New Football Talent
Coach Newsome hints at a challenging season ahead as young players train hard for futures in football. He stresses the need for patience and team cohesion while welcoming incoming talent and the potential impact of inexperienced players on the squad.
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