City sweeps All-Star Classic basketball games
City teams dominated the 19th Frederick County Coaches Association All-Star Classic at Thomas Johnson High School. The City boys won 98-69 over the county, and the City girls triumphed 68-59. Readily apparent were double figure scorers on the City roster, with top lines from Mike Smith and DeJuan Neal, while Shayla Parham and Jessica Baker led the county in a competitive showing.
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Frederick County Coaches Association
Thomas Johnson High School
City Boys
Bruce Zimmerman
County
Roy Main
Middletown
Main
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Mike Smith
DeJuan Neal
Aaron Harrell
New Life Christian
PJ. Miller
Frederick
Nick Herbert
Singapore
Marcus Boyd
Brunswick
Pat Fenzel
Justin Brandenburg
Railroaders
Nathan Shankle
Boyd
Miller
Fenzel
Cindy Dove
Dove
City Girls
County Girls
Shayla Parham
City
Parham
Singanore
Meghan Beall
Jessica Baker
Gis
Catoctin
Shannon ‘Ool
Summers
Kevin Harrington
Drabek shines as Orioles hope for spring spark
Doug Drabek has pitched brilliantly this spring for Baltimore, tossing six scoreless innings vs the Dodgers and totaling a 2.00 ERA over his last three starts. Manager Ray Miller warns early-season shakiness could occur, but predicts improvement as the year progresses.
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Charlton
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Doug Drabek
Drabek
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Eric Young
Orioles
Ray Miller
Chicago White Sox
Minor, Pickering top Orioles hitting prospects in system
Sarasota Florida report notes Ryan Minor and Calvin Pickering as the Orioles best hitting prospects. Minor, a 6 foot 7 third baseman, batted .307 with 24 homers and won the Brooks Robinson Award. Pickering, a power hitting first baseman, hit .311 with 25 homers for Delmarva.
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Minor
Pickering
Sarasota
Fla
Ryan Minor
Calvin Pickering
Orioles
Keys
Tommy Shields
Delmarva
Bowie
Brooks Robinson
Shields
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ketball Association
Bluefield
Gulf Coast
Terrapins finish banner season for Maryland basketball
Maryland enjoyed a surprising 21 11 season under Gary Williams reaching the NCAA tournament third round before falling to Arizona 87 79. Quinna Ekezie led a balanced offense as Terrell Stokes Laron Profit and several underclassmen look to build on the success next year.
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Maryland
Terrapins
Kansas
North Carolina
Joe Smith
Keith Booth
Gary Williams
Arizona
Quinna Ekezie
ACC
Sarunas Jasikevicius
Rodney Elliott
University of Maryland
Williams
Ekezie
Terrell Stokes
Laron Profit
Mike Mardesich
Thomas Johnson
Terence Morris
Mardesich
Duke and Stanford win high stakes NCAA games
In St Petersburg Duke defeats Syracuse 80-67 as Elton Brand posts 20 points and 14 rebounds powering an 19-3 run after a slow start. Duke advances to the regional final under coach Mike Krzyzewski while Syracuse exits with 26-9. In St Louis Stanford tops Purdue 67-59 lifting to a Midwest Regional final bid behind a 17-2 first half run and a school record in victories.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Duke
Blue Devils
Syracuse
Elton Brand
Hippe
Elvir Oveina
Brand
William Avery
Shane Battier
Chris Carrawell
Mike Krzyzewski
ST. Louis
Stanford
Purdue
Tim Young
Cardinal
Boilermakers
Rhode Island
Valparaiso
Midwest
Kansas
Gene Keady
Orioles release seven former Keys players including Dan Reed
Dan Reed and six others were dropped by the Baltimore Orioles after a 1990 season in which Reed went 7-7 with a high ERA down the stretch. Todd Dyess, Todd Freedberg and Joey Rhodes also left Frederick, while Carlos Akins and Scott Connor with the Keys, and Dalton Maine exited the organization. Orioles official Don Buford cited pitching staff balance and potential development timelines as the rationale, noting Reed’s strong first half did not offset second half struggles. Dyess is expected to pursue stock brokering after shoulder injuries limited his 1990 impact.
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Sarasota
Fla
Dan Reed
Oriole
The
Keys
Stanford
Reed
Baltimore Orioles
Todd Dyess
Joey Rhodes
Frederick
Carlos Akins
Scott Connor
Todd Freedberg
Dalton Maine
Don Buford
Orioles
Dyess
Buford
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