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By Sun staff reports | November 6, 2009
Guy Skord scored the game-winner with 20 minutes left to lift visiting No. 8 Broadneck over No. 9 South River, 2-1, Thursday in a Class 4A East regional semifinal. The Bruins (13-2-1) advance to Tuesday's regional final, where they will host Leonardtown. Josh Schwartz gave Broadneck a 1-0 lead five minutes into the game, which held up in the first half. Anase N'Gadi knotted the score, 1-1, at the 50th minute of the second half for the Seahawks (15-2). Atholton 3, Centennial 1: : Christian Villorroel scored twice to power the host Raiders (9-5)
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By Jeff Seidel | November 4, 2009
South River dominated most opponents this season and had trailed in only two of its first 16 games heading into Tuesday's Class 4A East semifinal against visiting Broadneck. But the Seahawks didn't get rattled when they fell behind early. In fact, they played better. Brooke Griffin tied the score with an early second-half goal, and Kaitlin Maloy recorded the winner with 14:25 left to give No. 5 South River a 2-1 victory over No. 2 Broadneck. South River (16-1) will host No. 6 Severna Park on Thursday in the regional title game.
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By Sandra McKee | October 9, 2009
South River senior midfielder Brooke Griffin wasted little time Thursday night letting the No. 1 Broadneck Bruins' field hockey team know their days of being undefeated were numbered. Just six minutes into the match, with No. 5 South River on a rare corner, Griffin took a pass from Shannon Denno and sent the ball through a thicket of legs and into the Bruins' goal. The goal turned out to be the game-winner as South River (9-1) ended the Bruins' winning streak and sent the area's No. 1 team to its first loss, 1-0. "It's awesome to beat them," Griffin said.
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By Sandra McKee | October 2, 2009
The No.1 Broadneck Bruins, fast, aggressive and quick, set the tone early Thursday night, swinging strong sticks that kept No. 3 Severna Park scrambling. The end result was a 3-0 victory for the Bruins. The three goals were the most allowed in a game by the Falcons in three years. "Severna Park is a fantastic team and played an excellent game," said Broadneck coach Jen Parks, whose Bruins remain undefeated at 8-0. "We were a little nervous at the start, but I just told my players to just go play their game.
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October 1, 2009
FIELD HOCKEY No. 1 Broadneck at No. 3 Severna Park WHEN: Tonight, 7 OUTLOOK: This week, the 6-0 Bruins captured the No. 1 spot in The Baltimore Sun's poll. In tonight's meeting, the Falcons (4-1), led by G Ashley Dalisera and F Hannah Balleza, hope to reclaim the reputation as the county's glamour team and move up the rankings. BOYS SOCCER No. 2 Severna Park at No. 4 Broadneck WHEN: Friday, 7 p.m. OUTLOOK: The Bruins (5-1-1) like to get to the ball first and take what a defense permits.
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By Glenn Graham | September 23, 2009
In recent years, the Broadneck-Chesapeake-Anne Arundel boys soccer rivalry has showcased tight marking, with an emphasis on taking advantage of rare opportunities on offense. One goal usually makes the difference. That was the case Tuesday at Chesapeake, where the No. 4 Bruins got a goal from junior Ryan Bugarin midway through the first half and protected the lead with an organized effort in back to come away with a 1-0 win over the No. 15 Cougars. Broadneck improved to 3-1-1 overall and 2-0 in Anne Arundel County, while the Cougars fell to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in league play.
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By Todd Karpovich | September 18, 2009
In the first half of Thursday night's game against visiting Broadneck, third-ranked Arundel's high-flying offense struggled with penalties and an interception inside the red zone that killed a 10-play drive. The Wildcats' defense, however, was dominant all night, finishing with five takeaways, and set the tone for a 28-6 victory. The Wildcats improved to 3-0 in Anne Arundel County and appear to have all the pieces to make a deep playoff run. "We need to stop the penalties," Arundel coach Chuck Markiewicz said.
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September 2, 2009
3 Metro-area schools that won state titles last year (Broadneck, Class 4A; Centennial, Class 3A; Liberty, Class 2A). 5 State titles won by both No. 2 Broadneck and No. 1 Centennial this decade, more than any other school in Maryland. 6 Howard County schools in the preseason poll.
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By Nicole Fuller | August 25, 2009
Most of Anne Arundel County's 74,000 students returned to classes Monday and were greeted by a new teacher in a different classroom. Except for one second-grade class. Sherryl Barton, who taught first grade last year at Broadneck Elementary School in Arnold, has graduated with her class and Monday began teaching the same class of children as second-graders, in a process called "looping." "It takes away the whole 'getting-to-know-you' period,' " said Barton, who has taught first, second, and third grades for 16 years, a decade of that at Broadneck.
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June 7, 2009
SOFTBALL Player of the Year Kourtney Salvarola Broadneck, pitcher Also the Metro Player of the Year, the junior standout took her game and the No. 1 Bruins (20-0) to the next level by leading them to the Class 4A state championship. Salvarola, a first-team All-Metro selection her first two seasons as well, went 12-0 with a 0.10 ERA and 88 strikeouts this season, which was capped with a 5-2 win over North Carroll to bring home the program's first state crown. She was equally dominant at the plate, batting .619 with seven home runs, six triples, 28 RBIs and 30 runs.