Wolves Cruise Past Bullets in Baltimore
Minnesota Timberwolves beat Washington 102-83 to snap a five game skid. Chuck Person scored 26, Dominated early with five straight field goals, Doug West added 21, Laettner had 25 points and nine boards, Bullets faltered late as Washington dropped their third straight.
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Redskins seek offensive punch against Cardinals visit
Washington enters Sunday aiming to end a three game slide as Mark Rypien leads a struggling offense that has produced only two touchdowns in 23 quarters. The Cardinals, 3-8, may start Timm Rosenbach or Chris Chandler behind a improving defense and a floundering Redskins run game hampered by multiple injuries.
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Capitals beat Penguins to extend unbeaten run to four
Washington Capitals upended the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-4 as Al Tafrate sparked a four-goal surge, ending in a 6-4 win that moved them into a third place tie in the Patrick Division. Tafrate scored twice with an assist, while Bobby Carpenter and Todd Krygier also contributed as Washington erased a 3-1 deficit. Penguins star Mario Lemieux notched his 27th goal.
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Booths return in doubt after years of knee injuries
Mount St. Marys guard Kevin Booth has endured a two year injury saga starting with a torn tendon and knee issues. A fibula fracture in October and a dislocated finger sidelined him in practice, but he aimed to be ready for the Bucknell opener.
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Lancers Lions and Hornets vie for state grid titles
Three area high school football teams chase Maryland state championships at Byrd Stadium College Park today Walkersville and Damascus meet for Class 2A at 4 pm Linganore faces Seneca Valley for Class 3A at 7 pm Linganore coach Dave Carruthers returns to Byrd Stadium where he once was an assistant Also Frederick Community College hosts Anne Arundel in men s basketball at 7 30 pm
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Mount St Mary's signs three women basketball recruits
Mount St Marys announces three women recruits Kristine Bryant Amy Langue and Nicole Schrayer will join next year Head coach Bill Sheahan said Bryant averaged 15.0 points per game and led in rebounds and blocks Langue starred at Arch Bishop Spaulding with 12 points and 72 steals Schrayer from Lourdes Regional averaged 17.0 points 15.0 rebounds with six assists and five steals as a junior
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Hoosiers win preseason NIT in New York
Indiana defeats Seton Hall 78 7 in a semifinal win as Calbert Cheaney lifts Hoosiers with a career high 34 points. Cheaney and teammates, including 24 points from another key forward, propel Indiana to the NIT final despite late game woes.
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