Regional Tournaments results for Frederick Churchill Middletown Boonsboro
Frederick vs Churchill 50 to 34 led by Boyd Jones Kaptist Miller Hollins Smallwood Taylor. Middletown 55 Boonsboro 45 with Moffatt 15 Conn 2 Gross nickle 2 Clayton 12 Brandenburg 8 Johnson 9. South Carroll 44 Thomas Johnson 72. Richard Montgomery 61 Linganore 57.
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Mount Newton Gayle Leads Mount With Double-Double
Newton Gayle posted 14 points and 10 rebounds for Mount. Gregory Harris added 13 points and five assists, while Mike Brown scored 16. Richie Parker had 22 for the Blackbirds, and Mike Campbell contributed 11. In the first semifinal, Jermaine Slider led Fairleigh Dickinson with 18 points as they defeated Wagner 78 to 49.
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Gregory Harris
Mike Brown
Richie Parker
Jermaine Slider
Fairleigh Dickinson
Wagner
Playoff highs and tourney fade in region games
In a boys playoff game Cadets coach Tom Faska praised a fourth quarter surge as Terrence Taylor hit 7 of 8 free throws. Marcus Boyd led Frederick with 18 points, seven rebounds, five steals while Taylor added 12 points and six assists. PJ Miller with 16 rebounds and Corey Jones 13. In girls 2A West action Boonsboro-Middletown used a strong second quarter to pull away, Lisa Felthausen scoring 17 with Kim Waeber adding 10 as the Knights moved to 22-1. Churchill defeated Frederick 64-50 in Class 4A West regionals, Ashley Bush with 18, Brennan and Kapust 10 each, Churchill's press causing early turnovers.
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Tom Faska
Terrence
Taylor
Marcus Boyd
Frederick
PJ Miller
Corey Jones
Boonsboro
Middletown
Knights
Warriors
Lisa Felthausen
Kim Waeber
Liz Shannon
Waeber
Potomac
Churchill
Tony Driebelbies
Driebelbies
Ashley Bush
Katie Brennan
Christina Kapust
Bush
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Kapust
Laura Jobe
Monique Bryan
Kai Lee
Melissa Gonzalez
Dove
Cavaliers
Patriots
Larry Jodrie
Karen Burley
Kim Lowry
South Carroll
Diekmans
Tom Dickman
Adam
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Kennedy
Humphries retires after six concussions with Chargers
San Diego quarterback Stan Humphries announced retirement from the NFL and the Chargers amid ongoing concussion concerns. The 32 year old cited family priorities after a 10 year career highlighted by leading San Diego to a Super Bowl. Chargers owner Alex Spanos started the Brooke Humphries Heart Fund with a $100,000 gift to aid children with heart ailments.
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Stan Humphries
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Brooke Humphries
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Williams powers TJ in balanced win over South Carroll
Williams moved into a starting role by midseason and led TJ with strong all around play as the Patriots beat South Carroll. Levi Watkins and Chad Dickman sparked the late edge while Dove paced the girls with 17 in the second quarter and TJ pressed to seal the game.
Ravens Reach OneYear Deal with Roosevelt Potts
The Baltimore Ravens signed free agent running back Roosevelt Potts to a one year contract with a nearly 600000 base salary. Potts, who played six games for the Miami Dolphins last season, was inactive much of the year and waived by the Indianapolis Colts in November. He was a 1993 second round pick from Northeast Louisiana and led the Colts in rushing as a rookie before a knee injury and a 1996 suspension for alcohol policy violation. Ravens coach Ted Marchibroda praised Potts as a power back who will boost the running game.
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Roosevelt Potts
Miami Dolphins
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Meggett Bail After Toronto Assault Charge
New England Patriots running back Dave Meggett and a former practice squad player posted bail after being charged with sexually assaulting a woman at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Meggett, 31, and Steve Brannon, 29, a Barcelona Dragons defensive end, faced robbery counts and were to appear in court March 13. The woman, from Toronto, was treated for minor injuries.
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Linganore’s rally falls short as Richard Montgomery seals win
Richard Montgomery defeated Linganore 57 53, pulling away late as Jamaal Schools sank two free throws and Anthony Williams scored 20 points. Linganore’s Tyler poured in 21, adding 11 in the second half, with Pizza and Thompson contributing assists and steals.
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Bowe seeks therapy amid family estrangement and career wobble
Former undisputed heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe has entered counseling for emotional stress after months of estrangement from wife Judy and five children. Manager Rock Newman said Bowe admitted himself to an undisclosed facility and expressed remorse for causing pain to his family. Judy Bowe filed a complaint in August alleging domestic violence, with the case still pending.
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Maryland Tops NC State In ACC Tournament Seizure Of Semis
Maryland upset ninth ranked NC State 61 48 in Charlotte to avenge two regular season losses. Stephanie Cross scored 12 of her 17 in the second half, Sonia Chase added 19, Kalisa Davis 15 as the Terrapins move to face Clemson in the semifinals.
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Mayfair holds narrow Nissan Open lead after windy round
Billy Mayfair clung to a 6 under total at Valencia Country Club as a rally of five bogeys and five birdies left him one shot ahead of Payne Stewart and Tommy Armour II. Teammates Buck Fehr and Scott Hoch trailed by two while 23 players remained within five shots.
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Wilkins Returns as St Johns Faces Oak Hill in Decisive Match
St Johns welcomes Damien Wilkins back for the Oak Hill showdown at the Smith Center UNC tonight. The 6-7 All-America candidate had missed six games for team and school violations, returning Friday and traveling with the Vikings. If St Johns wins to finish 24-0, the private Frederick, Maryland school would claim the mythical national title as Oak Hill holds No 2 and No 4 rankings in major polls.
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Jarrett Surprises by Capturing Las Vegas Pole Position
Dale Jarrett shocked experts by nabbing the inaugural Las Vegas 400 pole at 168.224 mph in his Robert Yates Ford Taurus. Geoff Bodine led early before Jarrett late surge, Ford dominance evident as five of top seven spots were Fords. Ward Burton was third, with Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace in the top fields as NASCAR recent rule changes favor Taurus aerodynamics.
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Qualifying Order for Las Vegas 400 NASCAR Race
The Las Vegas 400 qualifying set speeds for 43 entrants at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Notable speeds include Dale Jarrett 168.224 mph and Geoff Bodine 167.411 mph. Ward Burton 166.806 mph. Bill Elliott 166.723 mph. Jeff Gordon 166.605 mph, with many others listed by car number, driver, home town, vehicle make, and mph in the order.
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Schrader Irwin Mayfield and more vie for 43 car field
The 43 car field decision looms for Friday laps and today. Drivers include Ken Schrader rookie leader Kenny Irwin Jeremy Mayfield Jimmy Spencer Steve Park Ricky Craven Dave Marcus and Todd Bodine who has yet to start this season.
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