NEWS
April 6, 2008
Runs scored by Aberdeen's softball team in the seventh inning to edge North Harford, 8-7, March 28. 7 Errors that Havre de Grace and North Harford's baseball teams each made in losses last week. 8 Consecutive shots that John Carroll's girls lacrosse team scored in last week's 14-8 victory over McDonogh. 300 Career victories for North Harford lacrosse coach John Grubb, when the Hawks beat Perry Hall 10 days ago.
NEWS
By STEFEN LOVELACE | March 28, 2008
In 1977, the first year that North Harford fielded a boys lacrosse team, coach John Grubb kept his expectations realistic. "We were just trying to get one win the first year," Grubb said. "It was definitely a little frustrating at times." Grubb stayed committed to building a program, and after North Harford's 19-14 victory over Perry Hall yesterday, Grubb has 300 varsity wins. "I've been very fortunate, working in a community that I have really good kids in," Grubb said. "Personally, it's just a milestone that I wanted to accomplish this year and I've had a great experience working with kids in the North Harford community."
SPORTS
By Steven Kivinski and Steven Kivinski,Contributing Writer | May 25, 1995
All year long, North Harford coach John Grubb has preached to his team about "reaching the top of the mountain."Last night, the Hawks reached that destination by downing South River, 12-5, to win the Class 1A-2A state championship at UMBC.And the view was everything they thought it would be."We didn't want to go away with another one of those second-place plaques," said North Harford junior attackman Eric Barger, referring to last season's one-goal loss to Towson in the state finals."All we were thinking about tonight was winning."
SPORTS
By Mike Jefferson and Mike Jefferson,Contributing Writer | May 5, 1993
C. Milton Wright held off the charging North Harford Hawks last night, 12-11, in a rough Harford County boys lacrosse game.North Harford goalie Kevin Bandy left the game at the two-minute mark with a shoulder injury after being decked just outside of the crease.He was replaced by Rob Smith.The Mustangs were penalized for 9 minutes, 30 seconds. Each team was given a one-minute penalty for unnecessary roughness.The Mustangs had a 12-8 lead with less than three minutes left in the game, when they were called for a one-minute penalty.
SPORTS
By Steven Kivinski and Steven Kivinski,Contributing Writer | May 22, 1994
Oakland Mills coach Phil Stephenson wasn't making any excuses after watching his team bow to North Harford, 10-7, in yesterday's Class 1A-2A state semifinal game at UMBC."
SPORTS
By John W. Stewart and John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer | May 6, 1995
For its most important game of the season, North Harford not only had several of its players come through with outstanding efforts, but also showed it doesn't need scoring from senior star Keith Smith to win.North Harford (10-3, 6-0) led all the way last night in an 11-5 defeat of visiting C. Milton Wright (10-4, 6-1).Wright, which had beaten Fallston, 9-8, in an emotional game Wednesday, was within three goals as late as the start of the fourth quarter, but had nothing left for a stretch run.North Harford coach John Grubb, who saw his team clinch no worse than a tie for the county title -- it will conclude its regular season at home against Edgewood Tuesday night -- challenged some of his players, and they responded.