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Saint Frances graduate Jude Bowry is making his mark in the NFL Draft process after a standout career at Boston College, and he says his time at Saint Frances shaped his game and his character.
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After being promoted to head coach in late September, Caitlin Gogoll is eager to put her own stamp on Broadneck girls’ lacrosse while maintaining its culture and winning tradition.
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Mount Airy native and Linganore grad Rob Havenstein recently announced his retirement from the NFL after 11 seasons with the Rams. “It’s been an incredible run,” Havenstein said. “It’s nothing I could have dreamed of what my career would actually shape out to be.”
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Beth Tfiloh baseball coach Donald Wright has seen a shift in the program the last two years, thanks in part to the support of Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer. “For him to not only be a role model for our guys but share his time and his experience, … it’s been tremendous,” Wright said.
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“I’ve done a good job getting my feet wet the first two years,” said McDonogh grad Jacob Murrell, who is entering his third season with D.C. United. “But I still think I have room to break on the scene.”
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Loyola Blakefield graduate Dan Klink made a statement with a hat trick in his sixth game with North Carolina men’s soccer, a turning point in a freshman season that started off on the wrong foot due to illness. And he’s already begun preparing for a larger role next season.
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Held at Morgan State’s Hill Field House, the fourth annual “A Very Melo Classic” featured 10 high school boys’ basketball teams, including Mount Saint Joseph and Saint Frances. “The atmosphere is amazing,” said Saint Frances head coach Nick Myles.
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Saint Frances edge rusher Zion Elee talked with PressBox about staying true to his commitment to Maryland football and why he feels it’s the right fit for him.
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In 2017, the Pikesville High School girls’ basketball program was at a fairly low ebb. Now, the Panthers are a juggernaut. “Never in my wildest dreams did I believe that we would have five state titles at this point,” head coach Michael Dukes said.
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The story of Boys’ Latin alums and former Loyola sports stars Pat and Cam Spencer continues to be one of the best in local sports history.
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