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Mount St. Joseph senior guard Kameron Williams will be one of 10 players on the United States All-Stars team at Sunday's 40th annual Capital Classic in Virginia. Williams, a three-time All-Metro first-team selection, averaged 21 points, three rebounds and two assists per game as the Gaels won the Baltimore Catholic League title this season. Headed for Ohio State, the 6-foot-2, 175-pound guard scored more than 2,000 points in three seasons at Mount St. Joseph. Aquille Carr, a two-time All-Metro Player of the Year who played his senior season at Princeton Day, will play on the Capital All-Stars squad in the feature game against the U.S. All-Stars at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Va. The U.S. All-Stars and Capital All-Stars are scheduled to play in the second game of a doubleheader at 4 p.m. The District All-Stars will play the Suburban All-Stars at 2 p.m. For the complete rosters for both games, click here . For more information, including tickets, click here .

The Sun's winter season's All-Metro section will be published tomorrow.

Michael Beck, River Hill, junior, 106 Anthony Genco, Hereford, junior, 113 Wolfie Bradley, Archbishop Spalding, senior, 120 Zeke Salvo, Mount St. Joseph, junior, 126 Cameron Harrell, Broadneck, sophomore, 132 Trayvon Wright, Pikesville, senior, 138 Cole Graves, Archbishop Spalding, senior, 145 Toby Hague, McDonogh, junior, 152 Bryan Overton, Hammond, senior, 160 William Holder-Moore, Bel Air, senior, 170 Steven Schmitz,...

Two pitchers from The Baltimore Sun's 2007 All-Metro first team were selected on the second day of the MLB first-year player draft. The New York Mets picked University of Maryland left-handed pitcher Adam Kolarek (Catonsville), who was 1-4 with a 6.06 ERA and one save in 13 games this season, in the 11th round (332nd overall). He also batted .214 with two home runs and seven RBIs during his junior year for the Terps. Kolarek, 21, also received All-Metro first-team honors in 2006.

The Baltimore Sun's fall 2000 All-Metro section will run Monday. It will feature the area's best athletes in football, boys soccer, girls soccer, field hockey, cross country and volleyball.

Player of the Year Gavin Floyd, Mount St. Joseph Floyd, a 6-foot-5, 195-pound right-hander with a 90-plus mph fastball, is "the best we've ever had," said coach Dave Norton. Floyd, a junior and one of three to repeat on the All-Metro first team, led the area in wins, going 12-2. But he also made major contributions with his bat to lead the Gaels into the MIAA A Conference finals. Floyd batted .383 (41-for-107) with seven homers and led his team in RBIS (42) and doubles (11). On the mound, he posted a 1.02 ERA in 82 2/3 innings with 103 strikeouts, 26 walks and gave up just 36 hits with only four (three doubles, one triple)

Carrington Akosa Western Tech, junior * Won two state titles at the Class 1A championship meet * Captured the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.58, edged out Pikesville's Maury Sall in the 300 (35.38), and ran on the second-place 1,600 relay team * Also won the 55 and ran on the winning 1,600 relay team at the Class 1A Central regional meet * Finished second in the 300 and third in 55 at the Baltimore County meet Hale Bullen Annapolis , senior * Finished his high school indoor track career with a successful season in which he remained one of the state's top distance runners * After winning the Class 3A state title in cross country, Bullen won the 3,200 at the state indoor meet (9:27.