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From Sun staff reports | May 16, 2012
No. 8-ranked Patterson Mill outscored No. 14 Harford Tech 8-1 through the first four innings, cruising to a 15-4 victory Tuesday in the second round of the Class 2A East baseball playoffs. The visiting Huskies outhit the Cobras 17-7 and scored six runs in the last two innings. Matt Golczewski went 5-for-6 with four RBIs, five runs and three doubles. Patterson Mill faces Rising Sun or Fallston in the quarterfinals. Archbishop Curley 3, Gilman 1: The Friars took a 2-1 lead in the first inning and would not look back, defeating the host No. 1-seed Greyhounds in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs.
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By John W. Stewart and John W. Stewart,Staff Writer | January 9, 1994
The recent Harford Tech numbers fairly screamed for attention: A 5-1 record, with one player getting 35 points in successive games to raise his county-leading scoring average to 28.3.Last year, with three of the current starters in the starting lineup, Tech lost its first 11 games and ended with only six wins.Scoring leader Kelly Turner, a 6-foot-2 senior from Edgewood, is only part of this season's winning equation.He is joined by the other returning starters, junior Lechea Johns, the third member of an Edgewood family to star for the Cobras in recent years, and sophomore Pete Surette, a 5-10 guard from Aberdeen.
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By Glenn Graham | November 22, 2009
The Loch Raven girls soccer team did everything that was needed to bring home the Class 1A state championship against Harford Tech on Saturday afternoon at UMBC Stadium. The Raiders got the all-important first goal from sophomore midfielder Kayla Toole late in the first half and then stayed persistent the rest of the way to make sure it would hold. The result was a 1-0 win over Harford Tech for the program's sixth state title and first since 2003. After the Loch Raven girls' victory, the Raiders boys defeated Pocomoke, 3-2 in overtime, at UMBC.
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By From Staff Reports | April 29, 1993
Juniors Molly Bole and Laurie Giorno combined for a no-hitter yesterday, as John Carroll (8-1, 2-0) defeated Harford Tech (0-6, 0-2), 15-4, in a Harford County League softball game.Both pitchers went three innings. Kelly Barnes, Katie Nietubicz and Amity Torbitt had two RBI each for John Carroll.
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By BILL FREE | October 15, 2006
Harford Tech senior Mike Pistorio has used his four years as a starting midfielder to help build tradition at the school. Pistorio has been noted for his distribution of the ball at midfield, and he also has a strong defensive reputation. He was a first-team All-Harford County selection last season and is studying sports medicine in one of his courses. What is your most exciting goal at Harford Tech? I guess it came as a freshman when I was playing against Perryville. I had a left-footed chip shot from 20 yards that scored.
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January 14, 2007
Harford Tech junior forward Malik Mack, 6 feet 1, is averaging 10 rebounds, along with eight points, even though he has been playing organized basketball for only two years. "He's sort of like a pogo stick," coach Bill Jones said. "He'll jump three or four times, because he's playing against guys 6-4 and 6-6, and then he'll keep jumping and tip the ball to himself." Mack carries a 3.8 grade point average and is a peer tutor and a member of the National Honor Society. He also serves on the student council and wants to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology.