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By Glenn Graham, The Baltimore Sun | May 3, 2012
For the past two seasons, Notre Dame men's basketball coach Mike Brey has had a first hand look at a quality basketball player from the Baltimore Catholic League, watching Mount St. Joseph graduate Eric Atkins develop into a starting point guard for his Fighting Irish. As the guest speaker at the second annual BCL Hall of Fame ceremony Thursday night, Brey praised the caliber of athletes to come out of the BCL and the leadership provided by BCL coaches of the past and present.
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By Rich Scherr and Rich Scherr,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | April 2, 2004
Lenny Schwarzmann has derived great pleasure from watching his daughter, Lauren, on the lacrosse field. In recent years, there have been All-County and All-Metro accolades, not to mention a county title and a trip to the state finals. This spring, however, Schwarzmann's biggest challenge is simply getting the opportunity to see his daughter play. The problem is the result of a merger between the old Central Maryland Conference, which included most teams from Carroll County, and the Monocacy Valley Athletic League, which included many teams from Frederick and Washington counties.
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By Rick Belz and Rick Belz,SUN STAFF | September 12, 2003
Ricky Lee, a former Division II All-American shooting guard at Capital University in Ohio, is Hammond's new boys varsity basketball coach. Lee, a corporal in the Howard County police department and an 18-year police veteran, is the school resource officer assigned to Hammond. The coaching position opened up after former coach Mark Murray, who held the position six years, took an administrative job as an assistant principal at Owen Brown Middle School. Lee, 46, was Hammond's JV coach last season, and the varsity assistant coach for two years before that.
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By Rich Scherr and Rich Scherr,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | November 13, 2002
At a school with no history and a football program experiencing growing pains, girls soccer has become king at Carroll County's Century. Now, the first-year varsity team stands on the brink of a most unlikely coronation. The No. 10 Knights (14-1) - whose roster includes 14 freshmen or sophomores, and not one senior - will challenge defending co-champion Bethesda-Chevy Chase for the Class 2A state title at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at UMBC. For players, who came out of the pipelines of nearby South Carroll and Liberty last season to go 11-0-2 on JV in the school's first year of existence, the winning aura has had its perks.
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By Rich Scherr and Rich Scherr,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | April 5, 2002
Bill Rumbaugh's dream team continues to take shape. Rumbaugh, the outgoing athletic director at North Carroll, is currently assembling his staff for his new post as AD at Winters Mill, which is set to open this fall. Rumbaugh yesterday confirmed that he has tabbed Westminster's Dave Herman as the school's first boys basketball coach. Herman, long rumored to be making the jump since being appointed to Winters Mill's initial leadership team in the summer of 2000, will coach JV next season before the school begins its varsity slate in 2003-04.
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By Pat O'Malley and Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF | September 4, 2001
On the high school level, playing for Howard County's Centennial volleyball team is the equivalent of wearing the New York Yankees pinstripes in major-league baseball. Centennial has won more state volleyball titles (10) than any other Maryland school - five of them in a row - with no end in sight. For Southern California native Kelsey Tyree, watching Centennial play was love at first sight. "As an eighth-grader, I saw Centennial play, and right then and there, my ultimate goal was to wear that jersey and play for that team," said Tyree, a 6-foot-2 senior hitter.