Terps ride win streak into NCAA tournament run
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell and players express high enthusiasm as the Terrapins enter the NCAA Tournament after winning the ACC title. The team, 23-7, carries a seven-game streak into regional play in Birmingham, Alabama, aiming for a deep run and potential Final Four showing.
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Lefty Driesell
Birmingham
Ala
Mark Fothergill
Herman Veal
Terps
Veal
Driesell
Drieseld
Duke
Louisville
Albert King
Buck Williams
King
Indiana
Mountaineers face Maryland in NCAA first-round upset night
West Virginia stunned Oregon State 84-67 in Birmingham while Dayton defeated LSU 74-66 in Salt Lake City. Richmond beat Auburn 72-71 and Temple edged St. John’s 65-63 in East action as NCAA tournament first-round play continued with multiple regional results and late game heroics.
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Louisiana State
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Charlotte
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West Virginia
Birmingham
Ala
Dayton
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Alabama- Birmingham
Midwest
Memphis State
Oral Roberts
Louisiana Tech
Fresno State
Nevada-Las Vegas
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Owls
Willie Glass
Redmen
Chris Mullin
Jim McLoughlin
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Stansbury
J.J. Crawl
Washington
Renaldo Brown
Litton
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Mountaineers
Dale Blaney
Roosevelt Chapman
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Chapman
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County and city all-stars renew basketball rivalry at TJ High
Frederick County Coaches Association hosts the fifth annual all-star games at Thomas Johnson High School with the city boys and girls facing county squads. City boys clash with Walkersville, Singapore and other standouts while county girls headline against Middletown and Walkersville, highlighting stellar players and a first slam dunk contest between games.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Thomas Johnson
Robert Griffin
Dale Herbert
Greg Pfister
George Fredericks
Jamie Duncan
Ann Poffenbarger Renninger
Walkersville
University of Maryland
Renninger
Middletown
Ruth Ann Holter
Kathy Boyer
Holter
Garner
All-MVAL honors crown county and area basketball stars
Pfister and Marshall headline the AI MVAL boys first team with two Middletown girls on the AL MVAL girls first team. Seniors dominate, with players from Walkersville, Frederick County, Williamsport, Key, Boonsboro, Catoctin, Brunswick, North Carroll, and Singapore named across first and second teams. Second teams add Jackson, Frederick, Hoffman, King, Wilson, and others with several underclassmen noted.
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Walkersville
Greg Pfister
Singanore
Bobby Marshall
Middletown
MVAL
Williamsport
Doug Hudson
Francis Scott Key
Preston Duppins
Boonsboro
Jamie Lowery
Knights
Ruth Ann Holter
Lisa Delauter
Catoctin
Tommy Joy
Brunswick
Penny Saplington
Shelia Fearnow
Frederick County
Mike Jackson
George Frederick
Eddie Hoffman
Todd King
Jackson
Hoffman
Smithsburg
Rick Wilson
Al-Mval
Ann Contesti
Singapore
Kathy Boyer
Jannell Colnflower
Angel Morris
North Carroll
Vicki Reichlin
George Fredericks
Walkrsville
Butch Duncan
Jamie Duncan
James Igoe
Wes Crist
North C
BROL
Tammy Joy Catoctin
Penny Sappington
Jannell Colliflower
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Kim Swank
Anita House
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Debbie Burriss
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Dana Giles
Jenny Mo
Yolanda Harris
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Tina Dayhoff
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Kim Henderson
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