Hopkins men clinch Centennial berth

Centrowitz wins Millrose's Wanamaker Mile in 3:53.92

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Hopkins men clinch Centennial berth

Tim McCarty scored 25 points and made a 3-pointer with 1:34 left to secure a 65-60 win by host Johns Hopkins (14-9, 10-6) over Ursinus (8-15, 7-9) on Saturday, earning the Blue Jays a Centennial Conference playoff berth. ... Maurice Williams had a game-high 23 points and 14 rebounds as host Frostburg State (12-11, 9-5 Capital Athletic Conference) won, 77-74, in overtime against Salisbury (12-11, 5-9). Frostburg outscored Salisbury, 15-12, in overtime. ... Lavar Rich had 22 points to power host Hood (14-10, 6-9 CAC) to a 74-55 win over Marymount (5-18, 1-13). The Blazers led by 14 in the second half. ... Kevin Stapleton had 15 points and Host Juniata (17-7, 9-4) won, 67-49, over Goucher (4-19, 1-12), securing a Landmark Conference tournament berth. ... Malique Killing had 18 points and host Muhlenberg (15-8, 9-7 Centennial) won, 71-66, over McDaniel (7-16, 4-12). The Mules used a 13-0 run in the first half to take control. ... Kevin Breslin had 13 points in a losing effort as visiting Washington College (13-10, 9-7 Centennial) fell, 83-69, to Gettysburg (10-13, 7-9). ... Christian Macauley made a layup in the first minute and visiting St. Mary's (17-6, 11-3 CAC) never trailed Wesley (10-12, 8-5) and won, 94-68.

DIVISION III STATE WOMEN: Host Johns Hopkins (20-3, 15-3 Centennial) used an 11-0 run in the final three minutes to win, 67-46, over Ursinus (13-10, 12-6). ... Meghan Tait became the school's career leader in made free throws (308 career) as visiting Washington College (14-9, 9-9 Centennial) won, 58-50, over Gettysburg (11-12, 9-9). ...Nicole Sisco scored 16 points and had 11 rebounds to power visiting Salisbury (13-9, 10-4 CAC) to a 66-52 win over Frostburg State (5-18, 3-11). ... Host Juniata (23-1, 13-0) took an early lead and won, 75-49, over Goucher (5-19, 1-12). The Gophers never led. ... Katelyn Fischer scored a game-high 22 points and visiting Marymount (11-12, 8-6 CAC) won, 73-52, over Hood (6-17, 2-13). Dyanna Prater led the Blazers with 17 points. ... Host Muhlenberg (18-5, 13-5 Centennial) used a 22-0 first-half run in winning, 66-54, against McDaniel (10-14, 7-12). ... Raven Owens, Bridget Wilkins and Aura Payne each scored 10 points to power visiting St. Mary's (9-15, 7-8 CAC) to a 68-55 win over Wesley (6-17, 3-11). ... Sam Murray (St. Paul's) had 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and visiting Stevenson (10-13) won, 60-51, over Trinity (10-13). ... Lizzy Sunderhaus had 26 points and Host Cedar Crest (7-17, 4-11 Colonial States Athletic Conference) won, 66-39, over Notre Dame (Maryland) (0-21, 0-15).

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Centrowitz wins Millrose's Wanamaker Mile in 3:53.92

Matthew Centrowitz (Broadneck) won the prestigious Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games in New York, finishing in 3 minutes, 53.92 seconds. He was followed by Americans Miles Batty (3:54.54) and Garrett Heath (3:55.24). Centrowitz announced in November that he will forgo his senior year of eligibility at Oregon and turn professional in a bid to improve his chances of qualifying for this year's Olympics in London.

Minor league basketball: Hugh Jones scored 44 points as the visiting Beltway Bombers defeated the Bay Area Shuckers, 128-125, in the Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League. Adrian Bowie (Maryland) had 33 for the Shuckers.

MISL: The Missouri Comets (12-8) beat the Blast, 18-9, Friday night to hand Baltimore (14-6) its second straight loss, both on the road. Ricardinho led the Major Indoor Soccer League Eastern- Division-leading Blast with two goals.

College football: Linebacker Brye French and slot back Bo Snelson were elected captains by their Navy teammates. French played in all 12 games last fall, starting nine at outside linebacker. He finished sixth on the team with 55 tackles, six of which were behind the line of scrimmage. Snelson, known for his blocking, has rushed for 191 yards and a touchdown during his three-year career while catching four passes for 52 yards.

College wrestling: A victory against visiting Duke today would give Maryland (13-1, 3-1) a share of the regular-season Atlantic Coast Conference championship for the second time in three seasons. Five Terps are ranked in InterMat's Top 20, led by No. 2 Josh Asper (165 pounds); the Hereford alumnus, a junior, is 22-0 with a team-high five technical-fall victories.

—From Sun staff and news services