Mount St Marys duo McGuthrie Phelan top NEC honors
Mount Saint Marys players Chris McGuthrie and Jim Phelan win the Northeast Conference Player of the Year and Coach of the Year awards, with Riley Inge earning All-Conference first team. McGuthrie averaged 22.8 points per game, leading NEC scorers. Phelan guided a 20-6 season, 16-2 in conference, their best NEC mark. The Mount upset Georgia Tech and extended a 14-game win streak as Phelan nears 760 career wins.
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Rockville Lions upset Walkersville on troubled shooting night
The Rockville Rams beat Walkersville 63 to 55 to reach the regional finals, ending Walkersville’s season at 13 wins and 10 losses. Danny Ogg led with 18 points and 20 rebounds, while free throw shooting woes hampered the Lions down the stretch.
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Wheaton Stages Late Run to Beat Linganore in Quarterfinals
Wheaton defeated Linganore 62 to 46 in the Class 24 West boys basketball quarterfinals to advance to a semifinal at Rockville. Linganore ends the season 7-16, as Brent Roberts led with 23 points and Singapore coach Arnie McGaha cited athleticism and rebounding as decisive factors.
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FCCs Simmons Keyes aim for regional JuCo title
Damion Keyes forward and Marques Simmons center share FCCs roster for Region XX Division II JuCo tournament at Allegany CC. FCC faces Beaver CC in Friday’s first round after a 84 76 loss earlier this year. Simmons recalls last year’s regional run and battles through injuries to boost FCCs bid to nationals.
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Patriots and Knights win regional quarterfinals in 3A West
Thomas Johnson defeated Einstein 79 64 as Terence Morris scored 31 points and 14 rebounds. Hasheem Alexander added 23 points and 6 assists while Eric Wyatt contributed 16. TJ improves to 21 2 and will host Magruder in the semifinals after Magruder edged Richard Montgomery 72 69 in overtime.
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Regional Basketball Semifinal Games Tonight Girls and boys matchups
Regional boys and girls semifinals set for today with top teams facing off at sites across the region. At Middletown, the Knights defeated North Hagerstown 67 to 52 in a 2A West quarterfinal as Wayne McNeeley poured in 24 points including six threes.
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Blues land Gretzky in surprise trade to St. Louis
Wayne Gretzky, the NHL scoring legend, was traded from the Los Angeles Kings to the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night ending weeks of speculation. Blues officials confirmed his membership while Kings officials declined to acknowledge final terms as news conference was anticipated.
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Caps rally past Rangers as Messier exits with shoulder injury
New York fell 5-3 to Washington after captain Mark Messier left early in the second with a right shoulder injury. Joe Juneau scored twice in the third, sealing the Capitals’ win as Olaf Kolzig stopped 38 shots. Nemchinov had two goals for the Rangers before injuries to Messier and Kevin Lowe marked a rare home defeat.
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