Schmicks picks fantasy gridiron fails and rebounds
The columnist reflects on a rough week, noting a 13-5 record and losses including Middletown over Williamsport 44-4 and Carroll County 21-0. He forecasts upcoming games for Sept 23–26 with predictions for Orioles, Lions, Knights, Boonsboro, Cadets, and pro teams, highlighting the upset of the week and balancing results.
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FCC Women’s Tennis Coach Expects Winning Season
FCC tennis coach Noreen Wright foresees a winning season after a strong start and a 7 5 victory over Allegany Community College. Wright says the 2025-24 squad is the strongest she’s had, building on a 5-5 record last year and noting improved talent.
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Mount St Marys Upset By Frostburg State In Double Overtime
Kelly Hyde scored with 1:30 left in double overtime to lift Frostburg State to a 2-1 field hockey win over host Mount St Marys. The Mountaineers tied it late in regulation, as Colleen Campbell finished a scramble. Frostburg State led 2-1 at halftime on goals by Mary Hain and Mitch Lewis. Pam Shriver made eight saves for Frostburg State, which outshot Mount St 19 to 10 and held a 15-5 edge in corners.
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Walker to play vs South Carolina after thumb surgery
Georgia star Herschel Walker plans to suit up for the South Carolina game in Columbia after pins were removed from his right thumb. He had a broken thumb sustained in practice on August 21 and missed Georgia's first two games. Walker and coaches expressed optimism about his recovery, though he cautioned he is not fully recovered.
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