Cowboys Rally To Defeat Cardinals In NFC East Clash
Dallas overcame a 14 14 tie as Michael Irvin caught a 15 yard pass and Marcus Allen milestone runs paced key moments. The Cowboys sealed an 11th straight NFC East win with Clifford Smith scoring the clinching TD after a 73 yard drive.
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Soccer playoff dates set for high school matches across regions
Playoff scheduling shows multiple matches set for November 1 and 2 with TJ hosting Magruder Kennedy winner in Class 3A West quarterfinals and Catoctin Poolesville in 1A-14 South. Regional semis target Nov 4 5, with finals Nov 8 9. Middletown hosts several games and exact sites confirmed only for 2A West events.
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Redskins Hold Off Colts In High-Scoring Tilt
The Redskins jump to a 10-0 lead behind Harbaugh and Faulk's early success as Biasucci adds a 50 yarder. Colts surge with Fai and Jenkins scores, but Collins and Hollinquest interceptions swing the game back, sealing a 27-20 Redskins win despite Faulk’s 127 receiving yards. Marchibroda lamented a missed step in the team's progress.
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Cadets and Lancers paced by mixed cross country results
CMC and third spots with Elizabeth Neglia fourth for the Cadets in 2019. Mandy Gotch and Michelle Barrick took fifth and sixth for the Lancer girls. Seann Taylor ninth and Christina Briddell loth. Jennifer Ford sprained an ankle and did not run. Kelly Cassidy led the Patriot girls by 12th in 21 35. Westminster's Mike Recek won the boys race in 16 17 with Jonathan Hayes second in 16 52. Brian Sellers finished fifth in 17 10 and Jason Stick sixth in 17 13. Linganore's Jon Engel placed eighth.
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Terps Rally Past Yellow Jackets In High-Scoring Duel
Maryland built a 16 point halftime lead, then withstood Tech’s surge as Graham Stroman suffered two interceptions and Buddy Rodgers plus Milanovich connected for key scores. Lewis ran 109 yards on five catches as the Terps held on 35-28.
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Saints rally after big plays in close finish
Player set yardage records with 347 passing and 304 kickoff yards, two touchdowns tying a mark, but Saints nearly blew ledge as Rams countered with a 98 yard fumble return and 103 yard punt return. Browns beat Bengals 37-13 as Metcalf returned a punt for a TD and Testaverde left with headaches.
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Hood field hockey finishes 2-1 in Sweetbrier tourney
Hood Blazers end the season 6-8-2 after a 3-0 win over Wells College and a 3-1 win against Wilson College to reach the consolation finals. They fell 3-2 to Randolph Macon in the first round. Karen Watson and Heather Rundel earned all tournament honors.
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