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The Baltimore Sun | March 5, 2013
The sophomore standout became Broadneck's first two-time state wrestling champion when he won the Class 4A-3A crown in the 132-pound weight class on Saturday at Maryland's Cole Field House. Harrell, who won the state title in the 120-pound class at the end of his freshman season, completed a dominating tournament with a first-period pin over Reservoir's Mason Kilcarr, needing 54 seconds to come away with the title. It was his third pin of the tournament to go with a major decision. In finishing the season with a 32-1 record, Harrell also won Anne Arundel County and Class 4A-3A East regional titles for a second straight year.
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By Todd Karpovich, Special to The Baltimore Sun | September 2, 2011
With both of their defenses allowing little breathing room, the season-opening showdown between sixth-ranked Old Mill and No. 15 Broadneck came down to one big play. That moment arrived early in the third quarter, when Old Mill recovered a fumbled punt on Broadneck's 34-yard line and scored nine plays later. Patriots running back Rob Chesson then wore down the Bruins in the fourth quarter for a 10-0 victory. With that, Old Mill avenged last season's loss in the Class 4A East regional semifinal and picked up a key win in Anne Arundel league play.
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By Todd Karpovich and Special to The Baltimore Sun | April 4, 2010
Even though top-ranked Broadneck returned 12 players from last season's undefeated, Class 4A state championship team, the Bruins are still a work in progress, according to coach Reese Kiple. In Saturday's Archbishop Spalding's Cavalier Classic, Broadneck faced two of the top pitchers in the state with mixed results. The Bruins lost to Easton, 2-0, and its ace Shelby Taylor in their first game, but beat No. 3 Spalding's Emily Weiman in the second game, 3-1. Facing top-notch pitching was a good test for Broadneck as it gets ready to continue its Anne Arundel schedule, which also has more of the top arms in the area.
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By Glenn Graham, The Baltimore Sun | February 23, 2011
All through its undefeated regular season, the Oakland Mills boys basketball team was decidely superior against its Howard County competition. Nothing changed when Anne Arundel County's best, No. 13 Broadneck, challenged the No. 4 Scorpions in Wednesday night's District V championship game at Mount Hebron. The Howard County champions brought more size, quickness and athleticisim to the title game, and it was apparent early. Behind a pestering zone trap and a 23-point performance from 6-foot-9 senior Greg Whittington, Oakland Mills scored the game's first 20 points to come away with a 58-24 win over the Bruins.
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From Sun staff reports | September 16, 2012
The two best field hockey teams never met at the Archbishop Spalding Invitational on Saturday. No. 5 Broadneck (5-1) and host No. 11 Cavaliers (5-2) both went 2-0 on shutouts. The Bruins beat Seton Keough, 1-0, and Chesapeake-AA, 2-0. And Spalding beat the same two opponents, Chesapeake-AA, 5-0, and Seton Keough, 1-0. Spalding's Anna Kennedy scored twice against the Cougars and Katie Kreis had the game-winner against the Gators. Soccer Meade 1, Long Reach 0, OT: Freshman Colette Pierce scored the game-winner to lift the host Mustangs (3-0)
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June 1, 2010
The Bruins' All-Metro catcher had another great day at the state final, going 4-for-4 with four RBIs and tying a state record with three doubles as the No. 1 Bruins defeated Sherwood, 11-1, for their second straight Class 4A crown. In last year's state final, she hit a three-run homer in the first inning that powered a 5-2 win over North Carroll for the Bruins' first title. This season, the junior batted .440 with three home runs and 14 RBIs. A steadying force behind the plate since she transferred to Broadneck from Michigan as a sophomore, she had an arm opponents were reluctant to challenge.