Rich Ropello sparks Brunswick past Jefferson 79 59 in boys basketball
Rich Ropello scored 17 as Brunswick defeated Jefferson 79 59 on Saturday at Union Bridge. Charlie McLane posted 16 points and 10 rebounds for Brunswick, Travis Stull added 11 assists, and Aaron Nelson contributed four. Cindy Dove led Thomas Johnson with 17 points and eight assists in a 71 42 girls win.
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Chad Hartman
Cindy Dove
Thomas Johnson
Jefferson
Tes
Judy Whims
Patriots
Katie Korreck
Janie Marshall
Marshall
Amber Davila
Samantha Meyers
Dana Gleis
Cougars win MVAL track title ending 20 year drought
Catoctin girls indoor track crowned Monocacy Valley Athletic League champions at Hagerstown Junior College led by Kathy Messner and Krisi Olsen with seven event wins. Messner set meet records in high jump and 300 dash, Olsen claimed 800 and contributed to relay wins as the Cougars snapped a two-decade title drought. Middletown sparked the boys league triumph.
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Olsen
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Alex Young
Smith
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Griffey
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Singapore
Susanne Custer
Amber Standifer
Tina Ensor
Tricia Johnson
Custer
Marcie Gotch
Michele Barrick
Heather Ulmer
Lancer
Kevin Carpenter
Frederick
Stacey Simon
Val Williams
Mardy Przywarty
Bree Raum
Lisa Lushbaugh
Missy Berczuk
Megan McNally
Kim Kearchner
Lushbaugh
Gibbs and four others elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Pro Football Hall of Fame selections announced on Saturday include Coach Joe Gibbs and ex players Dan Dierdorf and Charlie Joiner along with Lou Creekmar and Mel Renfro. Nominated list excluded Pittsburgh champions trio Lynn Swann John Stallworth and others.
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Shrine
FCC 3 Pointers Spark 99 69 Win Over Harford
Frederick Community College drained eight of 11 three pointers in the first half and finished 9 of 17 from beyond the arc en route to a 99-69 victory over Harford. Jamaal West led FCC with three 3s, Wilkes Keyes and Simmons added double digits, while Harford's Stan Turner scored 30 points.
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Caps edge Flyers in OT at home after late goal
Washington Capitals toppled the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 in overtime as Steve Konowalchuk scored the winner with 29.7 seconds left in OT after Pat Peake tied it in regulation. Kelly Miller assisted the decisive play, and Ron Hextall faced the deciding shot. Lindros scored for the Flyers and Antoski added his first in over a year.
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Bulls extend win streak to 15 with Suns rout
Chicago Bulls beat Phoenix 93 62 as Michael Jordan tallied 31 points and Dennis Rodman grabbed 20 rebounds while Scottie Pippen added 21. The 38-3 midway mark matches only the 1971-72 Lakers for best midseason start. Bulls eye 70 wins after Texas West coast trip.
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MSDs ESDAA wrestling title claimed by Meadows
Maryland School for the Deaf won its third straight ESDAA wrestling championship with 190.3 points, edging Lexington New York City (148.3) and Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (third) as MSC dominated with eight weight-class titles led by Lahouse Evans Jones Oswald Hopkins Hamilton Francis Dove. Meadows also claimed the Rebel Invitational at South Hagerstown High School with Dan Meadows winning 275 and surrounding county wrestlers placing.
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James Buchanan
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Zane Harshman
Mike Kanner
Chris Keller
Jason Priecke
Dan Howell
Justin Schafer
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