NEWS
By Bill Free | May 6, 2007
Harford Tech sophomore third baseman Chase Gardner is creating a stir around the county with his bat and glove. Gardner is not only second on the team with a .458 batting average, but his coach, Johnny Watson, said, "He's been a steadying influence on our infield. Just catching everything. Making the plays. Making even the hard plays look easy. He's a magician with the glove. He makes everything look easy." At the plate, the 5-foot-11, 175-pound Gardner has been a "nice line-drive hitter," Watson said.
NEWS
By Jeff Seidel | April 1, 2007
Harford Tech first baseman Kaela Mason was a sophomore on a senior-laden Cobras softball team last season. But despite her underclassman status, Mason proved to be an effective leader. During the Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference championship game against heavily favored C. Milton Wright, Mason gathered her teammates together between innings and urged them to keep battling after the Mustangs had taken an early two-run lead. She then backed up her words with action, lining the first pitch after play resumed for a triple.
NEWS
By Jeff Seidel | December 23, 2007
Senior Devin Ewing has been a force on the Harford Tech basketball team throughout his high school career. The 5-foot-8 point guard joined the varsity during his freshman year and began starting as a sophomore. He is averaging about 15 points this season, as the Cobras split their first four games. Ewing is in his fourth year of the school's Health Occupation Education: Sports Technician and Exercise Science program and is interested in becoming a radiologist. Ewing helps a teacher run a class in which students choose their physical goals and then do different tasks in the weight room, cardio room and gym. He also helps people who are recovering from injuries.
SPORTS
By FROM STAFF REPORTS | February 20, 1999
No. 2-ranked Old Mill, chasing its 11th Anne Arundel County crown, goes into the county tournament's second day today holding a 160-110 1/2 lead over No. 3 Arundel.Severna Park was third after last night with 98 1/2 points.Baltimore CountyWith wrestlers remaining in nine of 13 weight classes, Franklin held a half-point edge over Owings Mills through the quarterfinals of the Baltimore County Wrestling Championships at Western Tech.The Indians have 96 1/2 points, followed by the Eagles (96)
SPORTS
By FROM STAFF REPORTS | May 12, 1998
Junior Wayne Hickok scored a game-high seven goals, including two in the decisive fourth quarter, as Park defeated Spalding, 12-7, yesterday in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference play-in game.The Bruins (8-6) advanced to the conference semifinals for the fourth straight year and play at Friends at 4 p.m. today.Harford Tech 6, Sparrows Point 5, OT: Sophomore Jared Bates scored his second goal of the game 3: 30 into overtime to lift the Cobras (4-9) over the visiting Pointers (9-3)
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March 12, 1997
The 34th Annual National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Annual Scholar Athlete Awards Dinner will honor 92 football scholar athletes from the Baltimore area tonight at Martin's West.The dinner will feature new Maryland head football coach Ron Vanderlinden and athletes from Baltimore City as well as Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford and Howard counties. Five regional scholarship winners will be selected; one of those five will be chosen as the grand winner.
SPORTS
By John W. Stewart | May 1, 1997
C. Milton Wright began the season with eight seniors in the starting lineup and the role of prohibitive favorite to repeat as Harford County League champion.There were some second thoughts after the Mustangs lost four of their first five games through a lack of hitting, combined with a string of errors.Wright (11-6, 7-0) moved to within one game of a complete turnaround last night, though, when it overcame an early six-run deficit to whip Havre de Grace, 13-7, at Thomas Run Park. The Warriors, with one loss, were in position to scramble the league race but dropped back to 12-3, 4-2.With only a game tomorrow with Harford Tech left, this victory was Wright's 10th in its last 12 games, one that enabled the Mustangs to claim no worse than a tie for the title.
SPORTS
By Lem Satterfield | December 22, 1996
Jamie Blankenship pinned Harford Tech's Dom Bonvegna in 3: 19 of their 189-pound title bout to lift Eastern Tech over Chesapeake-Anne Arundel, 171-to-168.5, for the team crown in yesterday's second Dundalk Invitational.With his fourth pin of the 16-team tournament (sixth of the year), the county and regional runner-up offset victories by the Cougars' No. 5 Carl Cicchetti (152, 6-0). Cicchetti had edged North County's WT Aye by 5-3, and No. 4 Chad Duncan (171, 8-0), a 12-2 winner over North County's Michawn Yuvenico (8-2)
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April 18, 1995
Mike GinsbergMcDonoghBaseballGinsberg pitched a complete-game two-hitter with 10 strikeouts and allowed one unearned run in a win over Mount St. Joseph's (7-1). In two victories, the senior went 5-for-5 with six RBIs, a triple and two stolen bases.April LynchJohn CarrollSoftballLynch threw a no-hitter with 19 strikeouts and one walk in a win over Harford Tech (24-0). The junior pitcher went 4-0, striking out 44 batters and allowing three earned runs in 28 innings.Suzette MullingsHowardTrack and fieldMullings ran an 11.4 split as the anchor of the 400-meter relay, which set a Howard County record (48.2)
SPORTS
By John W. Stewart | January 18, 1995
Harford Technical High School, prompted by increased enrollment and an overwhelmingly positive student poll, will inaugurate a football program in the fall.The school will field a varsity team in a new independent league and a JV team that will play an abbreviated schedule.Teams on its 1995 varsity schedule are Lansdowne, Patapsco, Sparrows Point, Western Tech, Carver A&T and Mount Hebron.Joe Foltz, a Harford Tech teacher and former assistant football coach at South Carroll High School, has been named head coach.