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Johns Hopkins has won 54 of 67 games in this series, including the last six meetings. Army (7-7) lost to No. 11 Lehigh in Friday's semifinal of the Patriot League tournament, which the Mountain Hawks eventually captured. The Black Knights likely won't play in the NCAA tournament, but the Blue Jays (10-3) could use a victory to cement a seed and a home game in the first round. Here are a few factors that could play a role in the outcome at Homewood Field on Saturday. 1) Johns Hopkins' attack.

No. 3 Century's girls lacrosse team used four multi-goal scorers, led by Haley Bord-ner with five, to stay unbeaten Thursday by beating Winters Mill, 13-5. The host Knights (12-0) opened with a 5-0 run and led 8-2 at the break. No. 4 Marriotts Ridge 21, Oakland Mills 2: Marissa Davey and Taylor Hensh each scored four goals for the visiting Mustangs (11-0). Boys lacrosse No. 11 Winters Mill 10, Century 5: Spenser Love scored a game-high five goals and added two assists to power the visiting Falcons (10-1)

Sailing Rutherford sets Americas record Matt Rutherford crossed the finish line at the Chesapeake Bay Tunnel Bridge in Norfolk, Va., at 10:48 a.m. Wednesday, becoming the first solo sailor to circumnavigate North and South America nonstop. Rutherford, who is sailing a 27-foot boat christened the St. Brendan, will step on land for the first time Saturday at noon during a public ceremony in Annapolis. The event will be streamed live from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at solotheamericas.org and crabsailing.org.

The Bel Air Knights of Columbus recognized four individuals who serve the community in law enforcement, fire safety, primary and secondary Catholic education at a dinner March 20.

A 36-game losing streak dating to 2005, including an 0-12 season in 2011, had the sophomores on the CCBC-Essex women's lacrosse team considering calling it quits this year. "Last year we didn't win any games," said sophomore midfielder Paige Orpin (Perry Hall Christian). "I think only maybe two of them were close. I wasn't sure if I wanted to play anymore. " Sophomore attacker Alexandra Breslin-Spinnato (Eastern Tech) was similarly frustrated. "It was really hard," she said.

Tom's intro reminds us that last week it was "Wagner who got jacked. "  They tell us that it's "Rock Week" and the reanimated corpses of KISS are on the ballroom floor to get us pumped up with "Rock and Roll All Nite" - "Nite" is their spelling not mine.  Good grammar and spelling rock, kids Stay in school! There's pro dancers in unitards and KISS makeup and it looks even sillier than the old men rockers, which I didn't think was possible. The female pro dancers are in leather bikinis and this is all uncomfortably close to a primetime cop drama strip club scene.  Tom, enthusiastically exclaims after the song is over that "[they]

Here's our round-up of the week's most notable concerts. For more shows, check out FindLocal . Ticket prices do not reflect any additional surcharges and taxes. On Monday, the Psychedelic Furs will kickoff a two-night stint at Rams Head on Stage ( both nights are $45 each ). On Tuesday, The Metal Alliance Tour - featuring Devil Driver, the Faceless and more - hits Sonar starting at 3:30 p.m. ( $22 ). Singer-songwriter David Choi plays Baltimore Soundstage ( $12/$15 )

When Century forward Angela Flister looked at the scoreboard at halftime, she saw her team trailing by 20 points for the first time this season, in the state championship against defending champ Calvert. Still, the senior didn't flinch. "We always come out in the third quarter really strong, so I was hoping maybe we'll have a super strong third quarter this time," Flister said. "We were really positive coming out of the locker room at halftime, but their offense was just amazing.

After barely being tested in regional play and winning three games by double digits, the No. 14 Century girls continued their stellar play in Friday night's Class 2A state semifinal against Owings Mills. The Knights used a fast start and tenacious defense to overwhelm the Eagles, 47-20, at UMBC's RAC Arena. Junior center Jamie Clarke had 10 points and seven rebounds for Century, and senior guard Alice Mercer added 11 points, five rebounds and three steals. "We knew had to step up, especially on defense," said Century senior forward Angela Flister, whose team forced 27 turnovers.

In the last game of the Major Indoor Soccer League regular season Sunday, Max Ferdinand scored in overtime to send the Blast to a 15-13 win over the host Syracuse Silver Knights. Adriano Dos Santos led the way with two goals to help give the Blast (18-6) home-field advantage throughout postseason play. Dos Santos, who also scored two goals in Friday's 18-12 home win over the Wichita Wings, knocked in the first goal of Sunday's game just nine seconds in to give the Blast an early 2-0 lead.