Zeigler Strikes Late as Middletown Captures Regional Field Hockey Title
Middletown defeats Liberty 1-0 to win the Clans 2A Region I title behind Jen Zeigler’s 21 27 left goal set up by Tracey Kelley. Dawn Hiltner made four saves to preserve the shutout as Middletown advances to the Class 2A semifinals at Goucher College. Francis Scott Key also claimed the Class 1A Region I crown with a 2-1 win over Pooleaville.
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Middletown Girls Win Regional Class 2A Championship
Middletown high school dominates the regional field taking the Class 2A girls title in Saray county at Brunswick. Labelly trails in second with 75 points as Southern Garrett secures third and Glenelg fourth in a tightly packed finish across the girls and boys events. The Cadet girls claim the Class 4A regional crown in another regional victory.
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Bullets face demanding opener with missing stars
Washington Bullets brace for the season as Bernard King is out with knee trouble and LaBradérre Smith sidelined by an ankle sprain. John Williams awaits arbitration, leaving rookie Larry Stewart, David Wingate and Corey Gaines to shoulder load with Wes Unseld coaching.
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Williams shows up Williams shows up
The Washington Bullets met with John Williams who missed a train and arrived late for the season. Team officials said no physical was submitted yet under league rules. The Bullets open the 1991-92 season against the Indiana Pacers and also signed free agent Andre Turner.
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Defending champion Bulls open season against 76ers
NBA opens its new season with Michael Jordan sidelined by flu like fatigue and Dennis Johnson resting as the Bulls face Philadelphia. Jordan says tendinitis in his left knee is not serious and he expects no surgery. The Bulls’ lineup remains intact from last season as rookies and other teams shuffle rosters and rookies like Dikembe Mutombo and Steve Smith loom as immediate help for multiple teams.
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Terps set for new season with Williams era promise
Maryland's Gary Williams eyes a strong return as the Terps face a season with questions on rebounding inside and a smaller lineup. Key holdovers include guard Carl Williams and forward Garfield Smith, while Cedric Lewis and Matt Roe departed. Open the season November 27 at home against Mount St. Mary’s, as Weller’s women show optimism with returning stars Hicks Lee Colleton and recruits.
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Potomac rallies to edge MSD in late rally
Potomac School overcame a 13-0 halftime deficit to beat Maryland School for the Deaf 14-13. Kevin Beacham opened MSD scoring with a 62 yard run before a late Potomac surge capped by a 7 yard run with 1:32 left. Beacham broke his ankle late. Day blamed coaching in the second half.
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