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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1997

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17

Bane Wins Class 3A4A 130-Pound Title In Wrestling Final

Dustin Bane of Frederick High defeated Chuck Jones of Kenwood 2-6 in overtime to take the 130 pound title at the state tournament held at Western Maryland College. Frederick High claimed three individual titles as Shane Hildebrand and Bo Harper also won at 145 and 160 pounds. The Cadets finished second in the team standings, 116 to 103 behind Sherwood, with Westminster third and Damascus fourth.

Westminster Dustin Bane Bane Chuck Jones Kenwood Western Maryland College Frederick High Shane Hildebrand Shawn Poore Calvert &2 Bo Harper Sherwood Dameon Powell Damascus Frederick Andre Jackson

Green Hoffman win Westminster wrestling finals title sweep

In the Class 3A-4A 152-pound final Green defeats Keith Patterson 8-0 to complete an unbeaten season. Ryan Hoffman retains state crown with a 13-6 win over Dan Holton in the 189-pound final. Zane Harshman finishes runner-up at 145 pounds as Tyrone Eaton secures Northeast victory.

Westminster Singapore Ryan Green Green Frederick Keith Patterson Green-Patterson III Thomas Johnson Ryan Hoffman Westlake Dan Holton Middletown Zane Harshman Frederick County Northeast Tyrone Eaton Harshman Hoffman

FCC earns nationals berth in regional final win

Frederick Community College women’s basketball upset host Hagerstown Junior College 76 to 60 in the regional championship. Allyson Merico scored 20 points with 16 rebounds, Angie Levarto 24 points, and Judy Whims named tournament MVP as FCC advances to face Union County, New Jersey, at the NJCAA Division II national tournament in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Frederick Community College Anne Arundel Cougars Hagerstown Junior College HJC Union County N.J FCC Jack Mehl Allyson Merico Ment Rockville Montgomery College Merico Angie Levarto Judy Whims

Middletown Knights fall in regional final to Wheaton

Middletown girls basketball, without seniors, loses 56 42 to Wheaton in the regional final fielding a strong playoff run for the third straight year. Junior Wheaton guard Lesley Walker scored 26 points, guiding a close game that featured tough shots and near misses.

Middletown Knights Wheaton Singapore South Hagerstown Cara Consuegra Mimi Ritter Lesley Walker Mark Miller Walker States

Lancers edge South Carroll to reach state semis

Cara Consuegra battled foul trouble to score a career high 39 as Linganore, now 26-0, beat South Carroll 70-59 in the Class 3A West regional final. Linganore advances to face Fallston at UMB C on Thursday for a spot in the state title game.

Winfield Singapore Cara Consuegra South Carroll Consuegra Lancers South Carroll High School Linganore Fallston Woodlawn UMBC Singanore Shannon Henley Brian Matthews

Terps Face Charleston In NCAA Tournament Opener

Maryland coach Gary Williams guards against underestimation as fifth seed Maryland faces 12th seed College of Charleston in the Southeast Region first round at the Pyramid Memphis. Charleston, 28 2, boasts 22 straight wins and returns all starters from last year while led by Thaddeous Delaney 14.9 ppg 9.2 rpg.

College Park Maryland Gary Williams College of Charleston Memphis Tenn Williams Stanford Arizona State Kentucky Cougars Santa Clara Charleston Cougas Oklahoma State Thaddeous Delaney

Key ousts host Railroaders in 2OT for 1A South title

Francis Scott Key narrowly defeats Brunswick 63-62 in double overtime to win the Class 1A South girls basketball championship at Brunswick, denying a repeat regional crown. Brunswick finishes 22-4 after a hard fought title game as the boys fell the previous night to Long Beach. Julie Foltz and Gretchen Unger sparked late heroics, with Foltz’s late free throws tying regulation.

Middletown Anne Rieser Wheaton Joann Eyeize Tekina Gear Brunswick Gretchen Unger Francis Scott Key Jessica Matos Cindy Sheedy Railroaders Eagles Brunswick Boys Long Beach Bill Martin Julie Foltz FSK Foltz

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