Rice leads TJ Patriots to 70 34 rout of Indians
Wayneboro game saw TJ grab a 20-2 first quarter lead and roll to a 70-34 victory. Mike Rice led the Patriots with big inside play as TJ stays atop the Tri-State standings at 4-1 in league play and 8-1 overall, while Waynesboro drops to 0-5 in conference action.
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Middletown Knocks Off Catoctin In Conference Clash
Middletown beat Catoctin 65 59 at Catoctin after trailing 46 30 at half. Four Knights in double figures led by Mark Sheffler 20 and a key ejection rooted in a rough game that featured 46 fouls and two starters fouling out.
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Frederick Cadets crush Westminster 86 48 in league action
Frederick dominated Westminster 86 48 as Tim Harding and David Gray sparked the Cadets offense. Coach Bill Brooks praised bench depth and eyed next Tuesday's intra city showdown with Thomas Johnson in a Tri State League race that now has Frederick 7 1 and TJ 4 1.
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Lions stun Railroaders 67 59 in Walkersville upset
Walkersville Lions upset Brunswick Railroaders 67 to 59 as Vance Baker led with 17 points and Lance Klosterman added 16 while Britt Orrison scored 23 for Brunswick. Lions controlled the boards and built a double digit lead, securing the win.
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Paint Branch tops Poolesville 65 to 53 in county clash
Paint Branch defeated Poolesville 65 53 in Montgomery County action. Jackson led Paint Branch with 26 points while Beaver Phillips added ten as Paint Branch held the lead throughout. Poolesville’s Mike Neville scored 18.
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Bears edge Clippers 5-4 in tight AHL battle
Hershey Bears rally to beat Baltimore Clippers 5 4 as Jack Surbey scores twice including the final period winner at 6 53. Baltimore leads early then sees Harvey Bennett Jacques Cossette and Jerry Kemp goals create a back and forth clash. Surbey’s late score puts Hershey 3 2 1 in the season series against Baltimore with the series resuming in Hershey Saturday.
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St. Joe's Grabs 59-50 Win To Reach .500 Mark
St. Joe's Trojans beat St Peter and Paul 59-50 to move to 7-7 as Emmitsburg team shows form ahead of Sunday clash with St Anselms. Greg Adelsberger led with 16 points, Neighbours 13, Englestater 10 as Joe's outrebounded 11-11 by Adelsberger and Eddie Miller.
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Prospect defeats Heritage in lopsided win in Frederick
Prospect Hall beat Heritage Prospect two teams met three times this year with Prospect winning each by big margins. Friday night at Prospect the Frederick school posted an 86 to 52 victory, led by Marsden 24 Staley 22 Mooney 15 and Stephens 14. Heritage’s Barnhart 24. Prospect had 47 rebounds led by Staley 17 Grove 10.
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Rebels edge Cavaliers 65 63 in late free throws
South Hagerstown defeats South Carroll 65 63 as Frank Moten scores 21 and sinks key late shots. Moten leverages four fourth quarter buckets while the Rebels convert 23 of 33 free throws. Woodyard leads Cavaliers with 21. Hipp adds 16 for South. South Hagerstown improves to 3 2 in league play. South Carroll drops to 2 2 in TRI-STATE.
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