Fallston

The No. 6 Westminster Owls (3-0) had never been to the Sally E. Nyborg Field Hockey Invitational at Roland Park before Saturday but had no trouble making themselves at home. The Owls warmed up with a 2-1 victory over host Roland Park and then, with goalie Emily Cauliflower making 14 saves, beat No. 10 Fallston, 3-1. Westminster senior midfielder Lindsay Nichols scored both winning goals. "I took my time and set up for the play [against Fallston]," Nichols said. "I was aiming for a corner, but it went between the goalie's legs.

Jenn Ward scored two unassisted goals and Caitlin Dempsy added one as visiting No. 11 Fallston (3-3) upended No. 1 Garrison Forest. "Fallston played a great game," Grizzlies coach Traci Davis said. "They passed really well, were very quick moving the ball and did a nice job defensively. "We came out flat in the first half and came alive in the second, but Fallston had a great day and took us out of our game." Freshman Geagy Pritchard scored both goals for Garrison Forest (7-1-1) with assists by Meghan Cover on the first and Cailie Murphy on the second.

In a game of runs, No. 11 Fallston finished off Centennial with a big one last night for a 46-31 victory in a Class 3A East regional girls basketball semifinal. The Cougars, who improved to 25-0, dominated the boards and converted seven Centennial turnovers to fuel a 19-1 run that ended with Rachel Holehouse's layup giving them a 46-29 lead with 2:58 to go. "They capitalized on every one of our turnovers," Centennial coach Rob Slopek said. "It felt like every turnover we had was at the top of the key and they had an easy layup."

Snow flurries blew through as the Fallston and C. Milton Wright baseball teams went out to play Tuesday. And though the game went to an extra inning before the Cougars earned a 13-11 victory, left fielder Taylor Nelson was anything but cold when he came to the plate with the bases loaded in the top of the eighth. Mustangs pitcher Bobby Ruse had intentionally walked Shane Hollman to load the bases. Fallston coach Joe Connolly yelled: "Make him pay, Taylor. Make him pay." Nelson took ball one, then sent the next pitch over the Mustangs' center fielder.

On November 11, 2007 VICENTE MELICOR CENIZA of Fallston, MD. Beloved husband of Epifania Ceniza. Devoted father of Adolfo Noel Ceniza, Jeorgea Peters, Amelia Hentschel, Jane Albino, Grace Chica and Minnie Tampus. Loving brother of Antonio Ceniza. Also survived by nine grandchildren. A Memorial service will be held on Saturday, November 17, 2007 at 7:30 p.m. at 2902 Sedgefield Ct., Fallston, MD 21047. Those who desire may contribute to the Carmelite Sisters of Baltimore, 1318 Dulaney Valley Rd., Towson, MD 21286.

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)

Born in Baltimore and raised near Patterson Park, he was a 1935 Polytechnic Institute graduate. He enlisted in the Marine Corps after the attack at Pearl Harbor and served in the Pacific. He fought in the invasion of Guadalcanal, where he contracted malaria. He worked for Monumental Millwork before founding Village Contractors Inc., a residential building and remodeling company, in 1961. He worked primarily in White Marsh and Harford County. He later sold home care products. Mr. Gibson was active in the civil rights movement in the 1960s and participated in the 1963 March on Washington, at which the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke.

The Fallston girls team used its depth to capture a third consecutive Harford County swimming championship last night at Magnolia Middle School. The Cougars won five of the meet's 11 events. In addition, Fallston finished in the top three in nine events to compile 294 points, beating out North Harford (249). "The girls just did an awesome job again," said Sheri Huppenthal, who coaches Fallston with Jeff DeHart. "From the kids that placed first to the kids that placed 12th, we needed them all."

After 88 minutes of scoreless play in yesterday's season opener against No. 6 Mount Hebron, the cramps in Fallston midfielder Darren Twanmoh's legs almost forced him to the sideline. However, the junior had been attacking the Vikings' goal for much of the game and he did not want to take a chance on missing an opportunity to take down the defending 3A state champions. Twanmoh's resilience paid off as his shot from just inside the penalty area found the upper far corner of the net with 2:38 left in the first overtime to give the No. 4 Cougars a 1-0 victory.

0 Goals the Fallston boys and girls soccer teams gave up in sweeping the Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference championships last week. The boys edged Aberdeen, 1-0, and the girls beat Harford Tech, 5-0. 4 Rushing touchdowns for North Harford quarterback Dan Griffin in the Hawks' 35-7 victory over Aberdeen 10 days ago. 141 The score recorded by Brandon Powers of Bel Air in the 36-hole state golf tournament at the University of Maryland last week....

FELIX F. CARDEGNA died of complicatons from Alzheimer's disease on October 23, 2009, at House of Jubilee in Fallston, MD. He will long be remembered with love and joy by his wife of 37 years Kirsten Anderson Cardegna, his son David Rust Cardegna of San Francisco, his daughter Kathryn Hunter Cardegna, Ph.D. of Brooklyn, N.Y., his son-in-law John F. Crary, M.D., Ph.D. and his grandsons Felix Anderson Crary and August Hunter Crary, a brother and many Cardegna, D'Alesandro and Granese cousins.

D. Gail Roesinger Friends may call at McComas Funeral Home, P.A., Abingdon, MD on Monday, October 12, 2009 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be held at Fallston Presbyterian Church in Fallston, MD on Tuesday, October 13, at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Highview Memorial Gardens, Fallston, MD. Those who desire may contribute to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 650309, Dallas, TX 75265-0309. For more information, visit mccomasfuneralhome.com.

Senior Day at C. Milton Wright didn't turn out the way the Mustangs' field hockey team hoped Wednesday. Its Harford County rival, Fallston, a team it had taken to double overtime several times over the past five years without winning, was on deck. The hillside was spray-painted in honor of the team's seniors, saying, "We'll miss you. Good Luck," and the sidelines were filled with fans. But the luck wasn't there. No. 9 Fallston won, 5-1. "Every single alumni girl is waiting to hear if we beat Fallston today," C. Milton Wright coach Bonnie Schnell said.

The C. Milton Wright girls soccer team's combination of stingy defense and timely offense proved to be too much for Fallston on Monday night. Megan Will and Rachel Neff scored goals for the visiting Mustangs, who constantly slowed the No. 12 Cougars' repeated offensive pressure and pulled out a 2-0 victory in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division game. Fallston (5-4, 2-1) was aggressive on offense throughout. The Cougars made a number of long runs, sent several balls deep into the Mustangs' end and kept the pressure on, but they couldn't finish as C.M. Wright stopped them time and again.

When Mark Patzschke decided to move, he wanted two things: a new home and lots of room. The 47-year-old information technology director at Maricom Systems found grandeur in a newly constructed, Georgian-style home in the Harford County area of Fallston. Settling in December 2004, Patzschke moved into his $764,000 dream home in January 2005. With a new year and a new beginning ahead of him, he set about furnishing the Colonial's 6,700 square feet of interior living space. The first task was to add color to the open layout.

On September 20, 2009, EDWARD J.; loving husband of Marina Lattanzi (nee Spanos); devoted father of Dominic Lattanzi and his wife Caroline, and Deena Conti and her husband Jason; dear grandfather of Brooke Whalen, Blake Edward Lattanzi, and Jason Conti, Jr.; dear brother of Richard Lattanzi and his wife Diane, E. Thomas Lattanzi and his wife Karen, and Phillip Lattanzi and his wife Terri. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. He was an active member of Fallston Rec Council as President, Umpire and Referee.

Jenn Ward scored two unassisted goals and Caitlin Dempsy added one as visiting No. 11 Fallston (3-3) upended No. 1 Garrison Forest. "Fallston played a great game," Grizzlies coach Traci Davis said. "They passed really well, were very quick moving the ball and did a nice job defensively. "We came out flat in the first half and came alive in the second, but Fallston had a great day and took us out of our game." Freshman Geagy Pritchard scored both goals for Garrison Forest (7-1-1) with assists by Meghan Cover on the first and Cailie Murphy on the second.

The top-ranked Loyola boys and the No. 3 Severna Park girls scored easy victories at Thursday's Knights Invitational cross country meet at Baybrook Park. Despite competing without top runner Matt Jablonski, the Dons (49 points) had little trouble beating No. 8 Chesapeake-Anne Arundel (85). Will Neal of Chesapeake won in 15:41.71, beating Loyola's Matt Erford by almost 7 seconds. The Dons put four runners in the top 10. The Severna Park girls were more dominant. Christina Patrick won the race in 18 minutes, 54.55 seconds, leading the Falcons to an easy victory.

The No. 6 Westminster Owls (3-0) had never been to the Sally E. Nyborg Field Hockey Invitational at Roland Park before Saturday but had no trouble making themselves at home. The Owls warmed up with a 2-1 victory over host Roland Park and then, with goalie Emily Cauliflower making 14 saves, beat No. 10 Fallston, 3-1. Westminster senior midfielder Lindsay Nichols scored both winning goals. "I took my time and set up for the play [against Fallston]," Nichols said. "I was aiming for a corner, but it went between the goalie's legs.

Two talented girls soccer teams took to the field Wednesday night, when No. 11 Fallston played host to No. 6 South River. The difference between the teams became more apparent with each minute: The Seahawks simply had more experience. The visitors got a goal from forward Shelbi Lowe midway through the first half and protected the lead with poise, leaving with a 1-0 win over the Cougars. South River, which has 10 seniors back from last year's Anne Arundel County championship team, improved to 2-1, while the young Cougars fell to 1-2. Lowe's goal typified the Seahawks' game plan: Get the ball in deep along the goal line and make things happen.