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By Katherine Dunn and Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer | February 15, 1994
The Class of 1997 has arrived.Three freshmen -- Hammond's Rene Hines, Howard's Chanelle Carter and Glenelg's Camey Brian -- haven't wasted any time proving they can play with the best in Howard County girls basketball. All three have turned in big minutes and big baskets giving their squads sometimes badly needed depth.Hines stands tall at the head of the class -- and not just because she's 6 feet 1."Rene is the best freshman I've seen coming into the league, and there have been some good ones," said Craig O'Connell, coach at Howard for the past six years.
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By Katherine Dunn, The Baltimore Sun | February 15, 2011
Maryland's Katie Schwarzmann couldn't have done much better as a college freshman. Last spring, the Century graduate was the Atlantic Coast Conference Rookie of the Year, a third-team All-American and an integral part of a national championship team. She scored three goals in the Terrapins' 13-11 NCAA Division I title victory over five-time defending champ Northwestern and was named to the All-Tournament Team. Now Schwarzmann and a handful of others who made stellar debuts last spring face another transition.
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Sports Digest | November 15, 2011
Et cetera 3 Towson freshmen earn CAA weekly football honors A trio of freshmen from the No. 10 Towson football team — tailback Terrance West (Northwestern), kick return specialist Derrick Joseph and cornerback Tye Smith — have been named as winners of Colonial Athletic Association weekly awards, conference officials announced Monday. West was named the Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week, while Joseph was honored as the Special Teams Performer of the Week and Smith was the Rookie of the Week.
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By Karen Hosler and Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun | December 9, 1994
It was like a flashback to 1981: Edward Teller, father of the hydrogen bomb and "Star Wars," plus lots of Republicans eager to pursue peace through strength. All were brought together at a Baltimore hotel yesterday by the Heritage Foundation, unofficial policy arm of the Reagan White House.The new twist was that the eyes of this crop of Republicans for the mid-1990s appeared to glaze over at much of Dr. Teller's talk of high-science defense technology. But the soon-to-be members of Congress bolted upright at a crack he took at the Democrats' penchant for government regulation.
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By Mike Preston, The Baltimore Sun | March 26, 2011
Earlier in the week, North Carolina coach Joe Breschi told Pat Foster it was his time to shine. On Saturday, the freshman attackman delivered with three goals and an assist in the No. 7 Tar Heels' 11-6 win at No. 6 Maryland. Foster (Boys' Latin) was making his first start on attack, filling in for the injured Thomas Wood. Foster felt some pregame jitters playing in front of a home crowd of 3,176 at Byrd Stadium, but those anxieties soon faded as he scored his first goal late in the first quarter, and his last one early in the fourth to push North Carolina's lead to 10-5.
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By Sandra McKee, The Baltimore Sun | January 14, 2012
With 49 seconds left in the 132-pound final at Saturday's Franklin Invitational, John Carroll freshman Chris Scott was trailing by two points. He knew he had to do something, and do it fast. When the match restarted, Scott knew he needed a takedown just to tie. And he and his opponent, top-seeded Owings Mills senior Zach Shapiro, both went for it. Shapiro seemed to have gotten the advantage, but he couldn't hold it as Scott scooted away and got the advantage. And then, quick as a blink, the freshman had the senior on his back for a near fall.