Lancers Defeat Owls In 81-58 Conference Clash
Linganore junior Cara Consuegra led the visitors as Linganore built a 31-27 halftime lead and outpaced Westminster 81-58. The Owls, short on depth after halftime, watched shots slip away while Linganore surged with a 10-1 third-quarter run improving to 30- with Central Maryland Conference play. Westminster drops to 7-3 after the loss. Linganore remains strong in Class 4A standings.
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Patriots hammer Liberty Lions 112 35 in TJ thriller
Terence Morris turns 18 as he helps Thomas Johnson High rout Liberty 112 35. Morris scores 21 with 10 rebounds and 4 blocks, while Hasheem Alexander nets 23 as TJ opens with 42 7 run and leads 62 19 at halftime. LIBERTY coach Kohr cites tough start after Urbana loss.
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Cadets Top SC Knights In Central Maryland Conference Play
Cadets beat South Carroll 61-55 at South in a game where defense sealed the win after a 36-24 halftime lead. Emonte Hill led with 20 points, 10 assists, 5 steals. Al Green 14 points, 6 assists. Marcus Boyd 10 rebounds. South Carroll’s Sam McGrange 15 and Matt Steppling 13. Middletown then defeated South Hagerstown 52-31 as second-half surge, after a 17-15 halftime score, gave the Knights a 7-3 overall mark.
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Linganore Downs Westminster In Lancers Defensive Dominance
Linganore limited Westminster to 28 points while building a 55-28 victory. Josh Lucas scored 28 for the 7-1 Knights, with Jared Ambrose adding 14 as Linganore set a school record for points allowed. The Lancers improved to 6-4 overall and 2-1 in the Central Maryland Conference, praising their defensive effort.
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Green Bay fans flood streets as Packers roar back
In frozen Green Bay Wisconsin, AP reports rabid Packers fans show loyalty despite snow and ice. Crowds chant and celebrate, turning city into a sea of green and gold as the team fuels ecstatic reactions.
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Packers and Panthers set for Sunday NFL title clash
In Green Bay fans forecast a Packers win as subzero weather drapes the city. Paul Goderstad, who carved snow figures of Packers and Panther foes, expects a Green Bay victory with high tension before the NFC Championship.
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Charges against Cowboys untrue
A Dallas police report said the woman’s rape allegation against Cowboys star Erik Williams was false and that Michael Irvin was not present. The case suggested a hoax, with potential charges against the accuser for filing a false report. Irvin and Williams denied the claims and asserted they were vindicated.
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FSK Hands Brunswick Girls First Setback In Tight 38-36
Francs Scott Key edged Brunswick 38 36 as the Railroaders improved to 11 1 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League while Brunswick dropped to 8 1. Julie Foltz led Brunswick with 10 points and Jami Savage added 9 rebounds and 8 points.
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Indians rally past Hawks for 56 43 victory
Urbana trails 31 18 at halftime before Poolesville shifts gears in the second half. Tim Smith scores 26 points and grabs eight rebounds as Urbana outplays Urbana Hawks 56 43 in the fourth quarter, while Brian Lambert adds key defense.
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Judge says Bullets can be the Wizards
A federal judge rejected the Harlem Wizards trademark suit and allowed the Washington Bullets to use the Wizards name in the 1997 season. NBA spokesman Chas Baenza and Harlem Wizards attorney Peter Nussbaum weighed in as the judge filed the decision after hours. Witnesses included Wes Unseld and Todd Davis in a case tied to fears of brand confusion and links to a local gun violence perception.
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