NEWS
April 9, 2009
Boys lacrosse No. 4 Boys' Latin @ No. 5 St. Paul's WHEN: Thursday, 4 p.m. OUTLOOK: Both teams try to rebound from losses Tuesday. The Crusaders (6-2, 1-1 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference) have had plenty of balance on offense, led by Pat Powderly and Taylor Michel. Goalie Harry Krieger should get plenty of work against the attack of the Lakers (7-1, 1-1), led by Jack Rice, Patrick Foster and Wells Stanwick. THE BALTIMORE SUN'S PICK: St. Paul's Girls lacrosse No. 3 NDP vs. No. 15 Hereford WHEN: Monday, 1:30 p.m. WHERE: Dulaney OUTLOOK: The teams have split their meetings the past two years at the Baltimore Lacrosse Showcase, a four-team round-robin event.
NEWS
By From staff reports | October 14, 2007
Grace Gaeng scored what proved to be the game-winning goal off a corner kick from Melissa Lookingland midway through the second half, as No. 2 John Carroll defeated No. 11 C. Milton Wright, 2-1, yesterday. Allyson Carey started the scoring for the visiting Patriots (14-2) by driving the center of the field and hitting an 18-yard shot. Carey took control of the center of the field both offensively and defensively, coach Gary Lynch said. The loss spoiled the Mustangs' homecoming. Football No. 12 Wilde Lake 25, Reservoir 7 -- Jerrel Epps had 112 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries as the host Wildecats (5-1)
NEWS
By FROM STAFF REPORTS | April 17, 2007
Yesterday's wet and windy conditions wreaked havoc throughout the area, but the Boys' Latin and Archbishop Curley baseball teams still took the field - albeit a soggy one. Mike Trimmer hit a two-run RBI double in the bottom of the first inning to help the host Lakers (8-0) take an early six-run lead on their way to beating the Friars, 12-9. "The field was muddy and the wind was awful," Boys' Latin coach Mike Bordick said. "Luck might have been on our side offensively. A couple of balls got caught by the wind and looped in for hits."
NEWS
November 14, 2007
Below is a list of area high school seniors who plan to sign national letters of intent to accept athletic scholarships from NCAA Division I or Division II programs during the early signing period for basketball, lacrosse, baseball and some other sports. The early signing period begins today and lasts through next Wednesday. Sports such as football, track and soccer have a later signing period. Baseball Name High school College Sander Beck Severn Maryland Paul DeVito Arch. Spalding Radford Alex Frederick Dulaney UNC-Greensboro Josh Futter Wilde Lake James Madison Tyler Hibbs Arundel Florida State Ray Kemp Mt. St. Joseph St. Joseph's Boys basketball Brad Bald* Severna Park UNC-Wilmington Larry Bastfield Towson Cath.
NEWS
By MILTON KENT | April 18, 2007
The sounds and sights around the Boys' Latin baseball field and the makeshift batting cages are a relentless ping, ping, ping of balls making contact with aluminum bats combined with the image of balls flying through the air or on the ground or trapped against netting. Eventually, though, the eyes and ears are drawn to the sight of a man with flecks of gray hair around where his baseball cap fits on his head, holding a fungo bat, taped heavily around the barrel. And the sound coming from the bat is immediately foreign, but ultimately familiar, that of wood meeting horsehide, probably the way God intended it and certainly the way Mike Bordick has always known the game.
NEWS
June 6, 2007
boys lacrosse Player of the Year Steele Stanwick Loyola The junior scored 37 goals and assisted on 35 others to lead the Dons to the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference title. Stanwick, who is bound for the University of Virginia, had four goals and four assists in the 10-6 victory over then-No. 1 Boys' Latin, avenging an earlier 9-8 loss to the Lakers. Stanwick's totals this year surpassed those of last season, when he scored 35 goals and assisted on 17. Over the Dons' last three victories - over St. Paul's, Gilman and Boys' Latin - Stanwick totaled 20 points (six goals, 14 assists)
SPORTS
By Lem Satterfield | April 21, 1999
McDonogh's Brad Dumont played sparingly with stress fractures in both legs during an earlier overtime loss at Boys' Latin, and teammate Ryan Floyd missed it completely with a stomach virus.But Dumont scored three first-half goals and assisted on another goal yesterday, and Floyd had a goal and two assists -- all in the second half.Their efforts helped third-ranked McDonogh (13-1, 2-1 league) gain its 10th straight win, 15-9, over No. 2 Boys' Latin (12-2, 2-1) in a Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference, Division I game at McDonogh.
SPORTS
By Lowell E. Sunderland | December 22, 1999
On paper, 14th-ranked Boys' Latin and No. 15 Calvert Hall appeared even in wrestling, and both coaches agreed before last night's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association match that assessment seemed fair.For seven bouts, through 140 pounds, the score sheet proved them correct -- three lead changes, no pins, four bouts to visiting Boys' Latin, three for Calvert Hall, and a 13-10 Lakers lead.But in the final six bouts, things changed emphatically -- into an easy, 38-19 win for unbeaten Calvert Hall, its ninth straight dual-meet victory, third in the MIAA.
SPORTS
By Derek Toney | February 28, 1999
The McDonogh boys team may not be as perfect as the girls squad, which went undefeated this season. But in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference, the Eagles were flawless.Last night, however, the No. 8 Eagles -- who rolled through the regular season to the conference title game -- had to fight off an upset bid by Boys' Latin before coming away with a 48-45 victory in the championship game at Gilman.Senior guard Owen Daly, who struggled from the field for most of the game, converted a three-point play with 4.8 seconds left in regulation to break a 45-45 tie. An attempt by Boys' Latin's Cory Days to tie missed before time expired.
SPORTS
By Paul McMullen | May 8, 1999
Whether he's hunting deer or playing lacrosse, it's Andrew Hampson's style to blend into the scenery. Quiet as he is consistent, Hampson was noticed for the wrong reasons when he was added to UMBC's roster in February 1996."