FCC races to fifth win in 79-56 victory over Harford
Frederick Community College beat Harford Community College 79-56 as Blaine Young poured in 29 points, 26 of them in the second half, to rally the Cougars from a halftime deficit. FCC improved to 5-1, overcoming a rough first half with aggressive play and big runs.
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Mount St Marys Falls 91 84 To Holy Cross In Worcester
Mount St Marys dropped to 0 3 after a slow start and a 91 84 loss to Holy Cross in Worcester. Kevin Booth led Mount with 18 first half points while Bobby Hill added 16 in the second half as the Mount trailed 14 1 early and 32 11 at one point before a late rally fell short. The Mountoutshot 49 33 on the boards and next hosts St Francis Pa in a Northeast Conference opener.
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Alex Watson
Cliff Warren
Dwight Pernell
Earl Weedon
St. Francis
St John’s tops St Andrews in season opener at Prospect Hall
St John’s star Chris Hoagland scored nine straight points across the end of the third and start of the fourth to power Prospect Hall past visiting St Andrews 72 to 55. Hoagland finished with 25 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals as Prospect Hall opens 1-0 under coach Larry Cullinane.
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Linganore Lancers surge to 9-1 season finish with title bid
Linganore raced to an eight game unbeaten stretch, averaging 31 points, before a ninth game loss to Westminster. Coach Carruthers credited effort and mindset over star power as the Lancers, now 9-1, prepared to face Magruder at Byrd Stadium for the state 3A title after beating Elkton Paint Branch and Duval in the playoffs.
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Linganore Football Season Adds Drama and Rally Wins
Linganore High School’s football team, led by coach Stan Goldberg, demonstrated resilience with tight late-game rallies. Key plays included a last-minute recovery by Singapore receiver Mike Arneson and a trick pass play to win semifinal and quarterfinal games.
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Nadia Comaneci Defects to Hungary Amid Uncertain Future
Nadia Comaneci fled Romania before dawn for Hungary, crossing at Kiszombor with six others. The 28 year old Olympic legend, famed for the first perfect 10 in 1976, reportedly sought asylum or a temporary residence permit as border officials reported she left behind security and a furnished flat.
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Conner resigns as Brunswick High School football coach
Rick Conner, Brunswick High School football coach for three years, has resigned to allow a school employee to lead the program. He remains a physical education teacher at Brunswick Middle School and will continue coaching swimming and track while stepping back from football. Athletic Director Carol Smith praised his knowledge and impact.
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