Eastern Tech

The Baltimore Sun's Top 15 No. 3 River Hill 54, Hammond 28 No. 4 Arundel 49, No. 15 South River 6 No. 5 Old Mill 42, Northeast 0 No. 6 Westminster 36, Martinsburg, WV 33 No. 9 Franklin  35, No. 7 Catonsville 30 Long Reach 13, No. 11 Atholton 12 No. 12 Broadneck 23, Glen Burnie 0 St. Mary's 34, No. 13 Archbishop Curley 29 Other scores from around the area: Aberdeen 34, Joppatowne 0...

Football No. School Record Prev. 1. Gilman 2-2 1 2. Calvert Hall 3-1 2 3. River Hill 3-0 3 4. Arundel 3-0 4 5. Old Mill 3-0 5 6. Westminster 3-0 6 7. Catonsville 3-0 7 8. Dunbar 2-1 9 9. Franklin 2-1 10 10. Mount St. Joseph 2-1 11 11. Atholton ...

Team Maryland, a group of high school senior baseball players, have finished as semifinalists in the Perfect Game/EvoShield National Championships in Glendale, Ariz. One of 56 teams competing, Maryland emerged as the No. 1 seed out of pool play, with a 5-0 record, before losing Monday's semifinal, 2-1, to Southern California. "It was a great tournament and we can be proud of finishing as [one of the top] teams in the country," said Sean O'Connor, the team's general manager. "No Maryland team in the history of this tournament has done what we did. It's the highest finish by a Maryland team at any level ever at the Perfect Game Nationals.

Week Two of the high school football season included its share of big wins - especially No. 1 Gilman ending Don Bosco Prep's 46-game winning streak - and close calls as well as a few disappointments for teams in The Baltimore Sun's Top 15. Here's a look at how they fared and whom they play next. Look for the new rankings in Tuesday's paper. Ranking/Team/Record/Lastest result/Next opponent 1. Gilman/1-2/Def. Don Bosco Prep N.J. 13-6/Vs. Charlotte Christian, N.C. Fri. 2. Calvert Hall/ 2-1/Lost to DeMatha 23-14/Vs.

The first full Friday-Saturday slate of varsity football included so many impressive statistics, we couldn't include them all. Among those that made the cut: a 99-yard kickoff return, a school record and a quick christening of a new turf field. Here's a look at the standout statistics from this weekend's action: 1 Win for Kenwood, 42-6 over Dulaney, matching the Bluebirds' win total for the entire 2011 season 1 Play for Western Tech to score on a 68-yard pass from Jamal Pryor to Sidney Mason, kickstarting a 30-0 win over Lansdowne 2 Howard interceptions late in the game to seal a 28-14 win over Glenelg 2 Interceptions by Archbishop Spalding's Zach Abey in a 20-7 loss to Douglass-PG 3 Turnovers forced by Gilman in its 20-19 overtime loss to Good Counsel 3 Touchdowns scored by City quarterback Troy Robinson on his only three carries in a 42-3 win over Eastern Tech 5 Sacks by Westminster in a 41-6 win over Tuscarora 6 Touchdown passes thrown by South River's Connor Cox and by Westminster's Deryk Kern 13 Tackles by Atholton's Cody Stolar in a 14-12 overtime win over Wilde Lake 14 Tackles by Archbishop Curley's Nik D'Avanzo in an 18-13 win over Patterson 15 Straight wins for Old Mill, the Baltimore area's longest active streak 16 Points surrendered on four turnovers by Dunbar in a 30-6 loss to Calvert Hall 20 Point lead...