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The experienced Chesapeake Cougars did exactly what they needed to early on last night against a hungry Glen Burnie team that came looking for respect.The No. 7-ranked Cougars got the lead midway through the first half, added a pivotal last-minute goal before the break, and stayed on the Gophers for most of the second half to come away with a 3-2 win at home.Senior striker Mike McIntyre started the scoring with a fine finish in the game's 18th minute, and fellow senior Dustin Abey helped out on all three goals to lead the Cougars, who improved to 10-2 overall and 8-1 in county play.

After losing big to top-ranked Gilman last week, Archbishop Spalding had something to prove. And the Cavaliers did. Zach Abey rushed for one touchdown and threw for another to lead host Spalding (4-3) to a 29-11 upset victory over No. 9 Mount St. Joseph on Friday. "We needed to prove to ourselves that we belong" in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference, coach Brian Propst said. "The team came together in the second quarter. And in the second half, we controlled the ball and the clock.

Mike McIntyre and Dustin Abey each had a goal and an assist as the host, No. 8-ranked Chesapeake Cougars (13-2) rolled to a 4-0 victory over the Annapolis Panthers in Class 4A East quarterfinal.Chesapeake scored 11 seconds into the game when Chris Watson converted off a pass from Abey. McIntrye scored his team-leading 19th goal in the 49th minute.South River 2, Wicomico 0: Goals by Clayton Brault and Sean Bredbenner gave the Seahawks (5-9) the Class 2A East quarterfinal victory. Bredbenner's first-half goal was his fourth of the playoffs.

On March 23, 2005, KATHLEEN M. (nee O'Neal), devoted mother of Russell Lewis, Nancy Lambert, Tracy Lewis and Donna Morris. Also survived by ten grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; sister of Billy, Donald and Virginia and the loving Norton Family in Tennessee. Relatives and friends may call at Kaczorowski Funeral Home, P.A., 1201 Dundalk Avenue on Saturday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Prayer Service on Saturday at 8 P.M. Interment private.

All Dustin Abey wants is a little space.In his early days playing soccer, starting when he was 5, the Chesapeake senior was a goalie. He eventually grew bored."

The Chesapeake plan for last night's game at Broadneck was to keep the ball on the ground. That's obviously how senior striker Dustin Abey likes to play it.Abey scored three goals and added an assist as the No. 10-ranked Cougars one-touched their way past Broadneck, 4-1.Chesapeake improved to 6-1 on the season and remains perfect in the county at 4-0. Broadneck fell to 3-3 overall and 1-3 in the county."

With senior Dustin Abey providing the offense and a stellar performance from the defense, Chesapeake found a 1-0 answer to the Severna Park puzzle in last night's Class 4A East Region championship at Meade High.For Chesapeake, the third time did indeed prove to be the charm. The No. 7-ranked Cougars had a third chance to break a season-long spell that always seemed to have them a step behind No. 6 Severna Park.With their 3-0 loss in the regular season and another 2-1 setback in the county championship game against Severna Park now far in the background, the Cougars (15-3)

By day, Linda Abey is a secretary at the Ruth Parker Eason Special Education Center in Anne Arundel County, where she earns $51.74 a day.When the school day ends, Abey, a single mother of two teen-age daughters, rushes off to her second job, which she needs to make ends meet.Now Abey faces the possible loss of $206.96 of her school system salary this year because she and other Education Department employees may have to take an unpaid furlough of four days.County Executive Robert R. Neall proposed the furlough last month in an effort to cut the county's operating budget.

The No. 6-ranked Chesapeake Cougars from Anne Arundel County found a familiar senior connection to cap a season that brought them their first Class 4A state championship last night.As had been the case so many other times this season, Dustin Abey found Mike McIntyre for a goal in the 55th minute at UMBC Stadium. Then the Cougars' resilient defense made the goal stand up for a 1-0 victory over Churchill."I always make a run when I see Dustin has the ball," said McIntyre, who scored 21 goals in his senior season, most coming from Abey's passes.

Player of the YearDustin Abey, Chesapeake, senior: With 29 goals and 29 assists for his four-year career, Abey became Chesapeake's all-time leader in points. His game was much more than numbers, however. He was the catalyst in bringing the program its first Class 4A state title. "It didn't matter to him who scored the goals, as long as the team got the ball in the back of the net," said Chesapeake coach Earl Eckhardt. Most of the time this season, one way or another, Abey was in on Chesapeake goals, scoring 12 and assisting on 14 others.

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Player of the YearDustin Abey, Chesapeake, senior: With 29 goals and 29 assists for his four-year career, Abey became Chesapeake's all-time leader in points. His game was much more than numbers, however. He was the catalyst in bringing the program its first Class 4A state title. "It didn't matter to him who scored the goals, as long as the team got the ball in the back of the net," said Chesapeake coach Earl Eckhardt. Most of the time this season, one way or another, Abey was in on Chesapeake goals, scoring 12 and assisting on 14 others.

The No. 6-ranked Chesapeake Cougars from Anne Arundel County found a familiar senior connection to cap a season that brought them their first Class 4A state championship last night.As had been the case so many other times this season, Dustin Abey found Mike McIntyre for a goal in the 55th minute at UMBC Stadium. Then the Cougars' resilient defense made the goal stand up for a 1-0 victory over Churchill."I always make a run when I see Dustin has the ball," said McIntyre, who scored 21 goals in his senior season, most coming from Abey's passes.

Chesapeake's mighty attack was at its explosive best yesterday, and all it needed was 10 minutes.The No. 7-ranked Cougars from Pasadena went on a goal-scoring spree late in the first half to post a convincing 4-0 victory over Eleanor Roosevelt in a Class 4A soccer semifinal at Arundel High in Crownsville.The win sent the Cougars to their first state championship game, at 7: 30 p.m. next Saturday at UMBC, against the winner of last night's Perry Hall-Churchill match.Opportunities came even earlier than did scoring yesterday for the Cougars, who were first to the ball from the outset against their opponent from Greenbelt in Prince George's County.

With senior Dustin Abey providing the offense and a stellar performance from the defense, Chesapeake found a 1-0 answer to the Severna Park puzzle in last night's Class 4A East Region championship at Meade High.For Chesapeake, the third time did indeed prove to be the charm. The No. 7-ranked Cougars had a third chance to break a season-long spell that always seemed to have them a step behind No. 6 Severna Park.With their 3-0 loss in the regular season and another 2-1 setback in the county championship game against Severna Park now far in the background, the Cougars (15-3)

Mike McIntyre and Dustin Abey each had a goal and an assist as the host, No. 8-ranked Chesapeake Cougars (13-2) rolled to a 4-0 victory over the Annapolis Panthers in Class 4A East quarterfinal.Chesapeake scored 11 seconds into the game when Chris Watson converted off a pass from Abey. McIntrye scored his team-leading 19th goal in the 49th minute.South River 2, Wicomico 0: Goals by Clayton Brault and Sean Bredbenner gave the Seahawks (5-9) the Class 2A East quarterfinal victory. Bredbenner's first-half goal was his fourth of the playoffs.

Chesapeake's mighty attack was at its explosive best yesterday, and all it needed was 10 minutes.The No. 7-ranked Cougars from Pasadena went on a goal-scoring spree late in the first half to post a convincing 4-0 victory over Eleanor Roosevelt in a Class 4A soccer semifinal at Arundel High in Crownsville.The win sent the Cougars to their first state championship game, at 7: 30 p.m. next Saturday at UMBC, against the winner of last night's Perry Hall-Churchill match.Opportunities came even earlier than did scoring yesterday for the Cougars, who were first to the ball from the outset against their opponent from Greenbelt in Prince George's County.

Bowling both duckpins and tenpins doesn't seem to bother Abey and Joey Abend.Abey's average in both sports is exceptional -- 138 in duckpins, 190-plus in tenpins.Jody carries a 170-plus average in tenpins, about 115 in ducks.The Abends reside in Taneytown, and both bowl in the Pussy Cats, a Friday night duckpin league at Thunderhead Lanes in Taneytown. On Monday nights, Abey bowls in the Commercial Men's League at Westminster Thunderhead.Abey, a plumber for his father's company, C.E. Abend and Sons, has a high tenpin game of 290. On Sept.

The experienced Chesapeake Cougars did exactly what they needed to early on last night against a hungry Glen Burnie team that came looking for respect.The No. 7-ranked Cougars got the lead midway through the first half, added a pivotal last-minute goal before the break, and stayed on the Gophers for most of the second half to come away with a 3-2 win at home.Senior striker Mike McIntyre started the scoring with a fine finish in the game's 18th minute, and fellow senior Dustin Abey helped out on all three goals to lead the Cougars, who improved to 10-2 overall and 8-1 in county play.

All Dustin Abey wants is a little space.In his early days playing soccer, starting when he was 5, the Chesapeake senior was a goalie. He eventually grew bored."