Cadets Rally Past North Hagerstown 12-7 on last-minute stop
Frederick's Benjie Biggus threw a 28 yard touchdown to Billy Crone after Keith Lee forced a late fumble recovery, preserving a 12-7 win that keeps the Cadets' regional bid alive as North Hagerstown pressures late. Boonsboro also won to strengthen Region I standings.
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Benjie Biggus
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Hub
Steve Greathead
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Greathead
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Craven
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Koontz leads TJ to 34 6 win over South Carroll
Billy Koontz threw 11 of 17 for 163 yards and reached 1 000 passing yards as Thomas Johnson rolled to a 34 6 victory over South Carroll at TJ. TJ improved to 5 1 in Tri State play and hosts Frederick next, while South Carroll is 0 6 in league play with Westminster remaining.
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Hagerstown
Billy Koontz
Steve Bowers
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Bowers
South Carrol
Koontz
Dave Schrodel
Schrodel
Billy
Oldach
Steve Thayer
Jerry Finley
Greg Zerkel
Cavaliers
Jeff Morgan
Finley
Mike Newcomer
Jeff Kist
Cojak Wins Tri-State Futurity After Stumble
Frederick owned Cojak claimed the Tri-State Futurity purse of 25000 plus trophies by finishing first in 1 12 1, a near-record time from gate 11. Mount Airy Queen was second with Go Go Gal third as Entremont Stables takes a share of the payout. Winning jockey Anthony Agnello rode under a party of winning celebration. No. 4 Cycylyn Zee stumbled at the start and rider Martini rode without irons.
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Postseason Soccer Tripleheader At TJ Stadium Today
Walkersville hosts Mt. Savage in class C district final at 1 p.m. Catoctin meets Sherwood in regional class B at 4:30 p.m. South Hagerstown faces Walter Johnson in regional class A at 2:45 p.m. Walkersville clears two injured players. Ed Eyler out. Coaches Ford and Kuhn express confidence in wins.
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Ed Eyler
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Charles Atkins
TJ Patriots Finish Tenth in State Golf Tournament
Thomas Johnson placed tenth at the state high school golf tournament held at the University of Maryland course. TJ totaled 700 over two days with individual scores led by Chaz Keller's 83 Friday and seniors VanFossen and Wright scoring 177 over two rounds. Fourteen schools competed as TJ debuted at the state event.
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Chaz Keller
Dave VanFossen
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Tom Wright
van Fossen
Wright
County Football Rivalry Sparks Middletown Brunswick Debut
Middletown and Brunswick meet in the county opener, both seeking momentum in a potential new rivalry. Middletown enters its first straight varsity season after a upset over Boonsboro, while Brunswick carries a five game streak. Catoctin hosts North Carroll as it pursues the Monocacy Valley title with a 3-1 league record. Singanore travels to Williamsport, and Montgomery County games feature Seneca Valley at Poolesville and Damascus at Rockville. All 2 p.m. starts except Linganore at 1 p.m.
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Williamsport
Montgomery County
Seneca Valley
Poolesville
Damascus
Rockville
FCC Cougars Advance to JUCO Regional Tournament
FCC will send its soccer team to the regional JUCO tournament and open with Dundalk at Dundalk Community College next Saturday at 1 p.m. The Cougars won Maryland JUCO American Division this year and will face Prince Georges in the semifinals if they win.
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Dundalk Community Ollege
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Penn State Defends Title as hosts Maryland Clash
Penn State brings a stingy defense into a showdown with Maryland in College Park. The Nittany Lions, 7-1, have allowed 20 points in five games while Maryland averages 25.9 points per game and sits 5-1-1. Key players include Lions linebackers Buttle Rosecrans Hostetler Allerman and Terps quarterback Dick with running backs Atkins Wilson.
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Ternnessee
Mike Hartenstine
Eddie O'Neil
Randy Crowder
Hartenstine
O'Neil
Crowder
National Football League
Greg Buttle
Jim Rosecrans
Ron Hostetler
Kurt Allerman
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