Boys Latin

No. 4 Boys Latin (4-2) at No. 2 Calvert Hall (7-0) When: Tuesday, 4 p.m. Key players to watch Boys' Latin: Wells Stanwick, Sr., A; Taylor Stothoff, Sr., M; Trevor Kiddy, Sr., M; Andrew Dempsey, Sr., M; Ben Kellar, Sr., D Calvert Hall: Patrick Kelly, Jr., A; Kelton Black, Jr., M; Evan Connell, Jr., D; Ryan Brown, Jr., A; Stephen Kelly, Jr., M Keys to victory The host Cardinals are the biggest surprise...

One of the many strengths on the 2012 Calvert Hall boys lacrosse team is an attack that features a handful of players capable of taking over a game. But when the No. 1 Cardinals were getting a significant push from No. 4 Boys' Latin in Tuesday's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinal, it was no surprise that All-Metro senior Patrick Kelly was the one who took on the lead role. Kelly finished with four goals and four assists - scoring three straight goals in the decisive second half which gave his team its final lead - and the Cardinals survived a final-possession scare to come away with a 11-10 win over Boys' Latin at Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson.

Nellie H. "Nonnie" Bartlett, a retired private school educator and former Roland Park resident, died July 24 of pancreatic cancer at William Hill Manor in Easton. She was 83. Nellie Gorman, the daughter of a dairy broker and a homemaker, was born in Baltimore and raised in Roland Park. After graduating in 1945 from Roland Park Country School, she received a bachelor's degree in English from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass., in 1949. She earned a master's degree in education in 1968 from the Johns Hopkins University.

Only Mother Nature was able to slow down No. 2 Loyola against No. 3 Gilman in the second game of a Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinal doubleheader Tuesday night at Johnny Unitas Stadium. With 6:57 remaining in the fourth quarter, the game was halted due to lightning with the Dons holding a 13-5 advantage. The game will be picked up from that point on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Johnny Unitas Stadium. Before the delay, Loyola's seniors accounted for nine goals in a 10-0 opening run helping their quest to return to the final and face archrival Calvert Hall on Friday.  Calvert Hall defeated Boys' Latin 11-10 in the other semifinal.

•Villanova senior midfielder Matt Bell (St. Mary's) has been out with an unspecified injury but is likely to return Sunday against Syracuse. Bell (5 goals, 5 assists) dressed Saturday for Villanova's loss to Maryland but did not play. He also missed a 14-8 loss to Princeton on March 13. To make matters worse, his would-be replacement, junior Max Hart (6, 2), was also out with an injury Saturday. Hart made one of the plays of the season thus far, scoring on a 40-yard shot with one second remaining to defeat Penn.

Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association All MIAA Teams BASKETBALL A Conference Greg Brown, Archbishop Spalding, Senior, Guard Justin Beck, Calvert Hall, Senior, Guard/Forward Denzel Richardson, Calvert Hall, Senior, Guard Kevin Boyd, Glenelg Country School, Junior, Guard Warren Powers, Glenelg Country School, Junior, Guard/Forward Jarred Jones, John Carroll, Senior, Forward ...

What a stretch run (Nov. 18) Who would have thought it? After a stunning 0-5 start, the last thing the Boys' Latin football team had to be concerned about was the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference championship game. But when the Lakers strung together five straight victories in the second half of the season, they accomplished what might have seemed almost impossible. Boys' Latin reached the final against Annapolis Area Christian School at Towson University's Johnny Unitas Stadium.

The national championship game was over, and it had been over for more than 30 minutes Monday, but Maryland senior long-stick midfielder Brian Farrell had not yet found the strength to remove his jersey, or his shoulder pads, for the final time. Deep inside M&T Bank Stadium, he sat in front of his locker with his elbows pressed to his knees and rubbed his hands together. His eyes never left the carpet. Some of Farrell's teammates were milling about, slowly removing their socks and gloves as they wiped away tears and tried absorb the disappointment of Maryland's 9-7 loss to Virginia, but Farrell wasn't ready to move.

Brooks Paternotte's academic experience goes beyond the classroom, and even includes an angry grizzly bear. Paternotte became official head of the middle school at Boys' Latin School, which straddles the Baltimore city-county line, in December when his "interim" title was dropped. So Monday to Friday, September to June, Paternotte spends his days budgeting, scheduling and working with pupils, teachers and parents. But on the weekends and in the summer, Paternotte seeks refuge from the stresses of daily life in extreme outdoor adventures including climbing giant ice rocks, trekking through rivers and going days with little food.

Christopher Alderman, Jonathan Attman Brandon Barnes, Job Bedford, Evan Black, Tyler Brewer, Joseph Buddemeyer Carter Capute, Alan-Michael Carter, Jeffrey Chase, William Cohen, Maxwell Cooke Adam Davey, Zachary Davis, Andrew Dempsey, John Durkee Adam Engel Michael Floccare, Jeremy Freeman Emmanouil Giorgakis, David Goodman Jahsaan Hamilton, Justin Hill, Mitchell Horning, Samuel Huber Tyrelle Johnson, Marco Jones...

There will be no strangers in the quarterfinal round of the MIAA A Conference lacrosse playoffs set to begin this afternoon.  Both games -- McDonogh at Boys' Latin (4 p.m.) and Severn at Gilman (4:30 p.m.) -- are rematches from regular-season finales played Tuesday. The No. 4 Lakers got a goal from Greg Pyke midway through the fourth quarter to get past No. 5 McDonogh, 8-7, on Tuesday to earn the home-field advantage. Ironically, the teams met in the quarterfinals last year with Boys' Latin traveling to McDonogh and coming away with a win by the same 8-7 count.  On Tuesday, No. 3 Gilman came away with a sound 18-10 win over Severn.

On Friday, the Boys' Latin lacrosse team stayed away from the late-game drama that has been present in the past couple meetings with McDonogh. No last-minute goals or saves needed, and no one-goal margins. The No. 4 Lakers took charge with four unanswered goals in the third quarter and never let go, enjoying a dominating defensive performance in a 7-3 win over the visiting No. 5 Eagles in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference quarterfinals. In last year's quarterfinal round, the Lakers came away with an 8-7 win over McDonogh, and the teams played to the same result in Tuesday's regular-season finale.

A glance at the schedule for the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association lacrosse tournaments, which was released this afternoon.   Friday, May 11 A Quarterfinals #1 Calvert Hall & #2 Loyola - Byes #6 Severn @ #3 Gilman #5 McDonogh @ #4 Boys' Latin C Quarterfinals Red #1 Gerstell & Black #1 Pallotti - Byes Red #3 Chapelgate CA @ Black #2 Baltimore Lutheran Black #3 tba  @ Red #2...

Tuesday's regular-season finale for the Loyola lacrosse team was special for a number of reasons. A win against visiting Mount St. Joseph on Senior Day would clinch the second seed in the coming Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs, providing a bye for the No. 2 Dons in Friday's quarterfinal round. A win also would mean it would be the final varsity lacrosse game played at storied Hargaden Field in its present form. Artificial turf will be installed this summer.

Severn made the biggest splash in a quiet week that led to little change in the poll. In coming away with a 9-6 win over St. Mary's on Friday, the Admirals traded spots with the Saints -- moving up to No. 6 from No. 8 -- and, more importantly, claimed the sixth and final playoff spot in the upcoming Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs. Elsehwere, Gilman's thrilling 11-10 overtime win at Boys' Latin moves the Greyhounds to No. 3 and drops the Lakers to No. 4. Tuesday's District V championship delivers an interesting match-up with No.

Et cetera Pretension takes Canonero II at Pimlico Pretension won Saturday's feature at Pimlico Race Course , the $75,000 Canonero II Stakes for 3-year-olds, by a neck over Brimstone Island. The winner, ridden by Javier Santiago for trainer Chris Grove , completed the 1 1/16-mile distance in 1 minute, 45.70 seconds and paid $18. My Adonis, the 1-5 favorite who shipped in from Louisville after failing to draw into the Kentucky Derby, led for much of the race but faded to third place.

The storied lacrosse rivalry between Gilman and Boys' Latin added another chapter on Friday, picking up exactly where it left off last season. The latest version was once again tightly-contested, produced high drama, another one goal game and another Gilman win. Senior attackman Gordie Koerber provided the closing touch, neatly tucking home a shot in close with 1 minute, 42 seconds to play in overtime to give the No. 4 Greyhounds an 11-10...

When: Friday, 4 p.m. Coaches: Brooks Matthews, Gilman; Bob Shriver, Boys' Latin PLAYERS TO WATCH Gilman: Gordie Koerber, Sr., A; Jake Matthai, Sr., M; Robby Haus, Sr., D Boys' Latin: Shack Stanwick, So, A; Ben Pridemore, Jr., M; Mac Pons, Jr., D Outlook: A first-round bye may be on the line in this longstanding rivalry game, as both teams are 5-2 and tied with Loyola for second place in...