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B Conference: No. 15 Bryn Mawr 2, No. 13 Severn 1: All-Metro senior midfielder Riley Barger capped a fine four-year career with the game-winning goal and an assist in the first half and Bryn Mawr (14-5) was able to withstand a strong second-half push from Severn to capture its third straight B Conference crown. Barger made a dazzling run with the ball down the left side before sending a cross to the middle for junior forward Ellie DeGarmo, who finished off a chance from six yards for a 1-0 lead 10 minutes into play.

The Roland Park tennis team came into this week's Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference tournament on a roll, and nobody was able to stop it. After going undefeated for a third consecutive regular season, the Reds finished off another perfect year Friday by edging host McDonogh and Bryn Mawr and winning their fourth straight A Conference team title. The Reds won one singles and one doubles title while earning spots in four of the five championship matches.

This fall, midfielder Ashley Spivey has her heart set on leading the No. 1 McDonogh girls soccer team to its second straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship. At Mercy, forward Alexis Prior-Brown has her own plan. She wants to be the difference in helping the No. 2 Magic dethrone McDonogh and bring home her program's first title. At the same time, Bryn Mawr midfielder Riley Barger is determined not to let anybody get in the way of the No. 13 Mawrtians winning their third straight IAAM B Conference crown.

Senior All-Metro midfielder Riley Barger and sophomore midfielder Danielle Hogarth give the Bryn Mawr girls soccer team a one-two tandem that's difficult to match. More proof came Wednesday in the No. 13 Mawrtians' showdown against No. 5 Severn. Barger scored twice and Hogarth added three second-half goals plus an assist as the host Mawrtians came away with a convincing 5-0 win over Severn in a key Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference game.  Bryn Mawr, the two-time defending league champion, improve to 8-3 overall and 6-0 in the conference, while the Admirals (8-3)

The No. 7 Century Knights had heard about No. 6 Bryn Mawr. About how good they are, about how strong the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A-Conference is. So they came to the Mawrtians field with a goal. "We definitely wanted to give them a strong game and show them we're as good as they are," Allison Remenapp, the Knights' senior midfielder, said. And Century did that, as the two teams battled to the final four seconds before Bryn Mawr's Molly Danko scored the game-winner in the 3-2 match between the Carroll County public school and the private school from Baltimore.

The No. 1 Glenelg field hockey team sent a message to the rest of the area at Saturday's South River Invitational. They plan to improve on the 19-1 record they posted in winning the Class 2A state championship last year, and perfection may very well be in their future. With Alyssa Parker scoring five goals and adding three assists, Glenelg rolled to a 6-0 victory over Holy Cross in the first round and followed that with a 4-0 victory over No. 5 Bryn Mawr to win the tournament for the first time.

Bryn Mawr unveiled a new $1.7 million athletic complex Friday that includes a turf field, permanent bleaches, fence and press box. The Mawrtians also celebrated a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over heated rival Roland Park as junior forward Molly Danko scored both goals in the final seven minutes. Danko's goals came 1:22 apart in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference game. "I think when Roland Park scored, we woke up a little bit," Bryn Mawr coach Jeanette Budzik said.

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The McDonogh girls lacrosse team's winning streak hit 50 on Thursday, but visiting Notre Dame Prep didn't make it easy. Blazers goalie Mary Sean Wilcox made 10 of her 16 saves in the first half, containing the No. 1 Eagles until the second half, when they used a five-goal opening run to spark a 12-7 victory in an Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference semifinal. The two-time defending champions will meet No. 5 Roland Park, a 12-11 winner at No. 2 Bryn Mawr in Thursday's other semifinal, for the crown at 3 p.m. Saturday at Gerstell Academy in Finksburg.

Roland Park's Erin Golueke is a long hitter off the tee, and she was often 10 or 20 yards ahead of her foursome in Tuesday's Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland golf championships at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Timonium. Golueke entered the final round three strokes ahead of teammate Meredith Birely, and she continued to pull away from the field in the championship's final nine holes. Golueke had six pars and one birdie to finish with a 37 in the final round and a two-day total of 78, ahead of Bryn Mawr's Katie Song (85)