Milford Mill

A man was found fatally shot in a parked car Wednesday night in Milford Mill, police said. Ernest Bo Gales, 21, was found unresponsive in a parked car in the 8100 block of Salt Lake Drive about 10:30 p.m., Baltimore County police spokeswoman Elise Armacost said in statements Thursday and Friday. Gales, who lived on the 3300 block of Northmont Road in Pikesville, had been shot several times, she said. Gales was found by the person whose parking spot he had taken, said Armacost.

The Milford Mill boys track and field team needed the last event of the day in the Baltimore County track championship on Saturday to secure its first title since 1999. Milford Mill trailed Hereford, the two-time county champion, by five points heading into the 1,600 meter relay. Senior Maurice Hawkins outkicked Pikesville's Maury Sall in the final 30 meters to finish third and give Milford Mill just enough overall points to capture the title, 69-68. "I'm shocked," said Milford Mill coach Sharon Johnson, noting she only brought 10 boys to the meet.

A Baltimore County man was taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center after he was stabbed Thanksgiving evening by an apparently intoxicated man in Pikesville, Baltimore County Police said. Police arrested a resident of the Milford Mill area at his nearby home. The victim, 51-year-old Douglas Gray of the 8700 block of Church Lane, was taken to the hospital for non-fatal stab wounds, police said. The stabbing occurred at about 7 p.m. Thursday in the area of Langrehr and Liberty roads in Milford Mill, Northwest Baltimore County.

Name, Prep School and/or High School, College Cedric Blossom , Montrose Christian / Hammond, MORGAN STATE Greg Brown , Archbishop Spalding, ST. FRANCIS (PA.) JJ Butler , Patterson Mill, LIPSCOMB Sam Cassell Jr. , Notre Dame Prep (Mass.) / St. Frances, MARYLAND Daquan Cook , St. Frances, UNLV Cliff Cornish , North County, HIGH POINT Josh Forney , St. Frances, LOYOLA Bryan Harris , Massanutten (Va.)

Baltimore County police are searching for a man who they say punched a police officer, wriggled out from the officer's grasp and escaped in Milford Mill Sunday evening. Around 6 p.m., an officer spotted a man in an wooded area near the 2400 block of Golders Green Court who appeared to have a marijuana cigarette, police said. The officer got out of his car and approached the man who "swung his fist at the officer," police said. The officer drew his weapon and attempted to restrain the man on the ground while asking witnesses to call 911, police said.

Game of the Week OWINGS MILLS BOYS (20-2) AT NO. 3 MILFORD MILL (19-2) When: Friday, 7 p.m. Key players to watch Owings Mills: Kyle Thomas, Jr., F (12.3 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 bpg); CarJahn Jenkins, Jr., G (14.0 ppg, 4 rpg, 3 apg); Isaac Brown, Sr., F (11.6 ppg, 6 rpg); Tyson Smith, Jr., G (15.4 ppg, 5 rpg, 3 apg) Milford Mill: Isaiah McCray, Sr., G (11.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.1 apg); Tevin Hanner, Sr., F (12.2 ppg, 9.2 rpg, 1.7 bpg)

The senior capped her high school indoor career with three gold medals at the New Balance Nationals Indoor championships in New York City. Running in the Emerging Elites division, Moses won the 55-meter hurdles (24.8 seconds) and the 200 (8.02 seconds) and also ran on the Millers' winning 800 relay team. In helping the Millers finish second at the Class 3A state championship meet last month, Moses won the 200 and ran on the winning 800 relay team. She was second in the 55 hurdles, and her 1,600 relay team also finished second.

The 6-foot-5 senior forward led the No. 3 Millers to their second straight Class 3A state championship this weekend, highlighted by Saturday's 56-44 win over Centennial in the title game at the University of Maryland's Comcast Center. Hanner scored nine of the team's first 13 points and finished the game with 17 points and 19 rebounds — his second straight double double. In the Millers' 58-37 semifinal win over Friendly, he scored 12 points and added 12 rebounds and five blocks. For the season, his third on varsity, Hanner averaged 10.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks.

No. 6 Milford Mill used different kinds of presses for four quarters to stifle Lansdowne's offense and win, 75-52, in boys basketball Wednesday. Tevin Hanner had 20 points and 16 rebounds for the Millers (3-0), who led by 25 midway through the fourth quarter. Nick LaGuerre had 20 points for Lansdowne. No. 10 Oakland Mills 79, Hammond 44: The host Scorpions (5-0) had another huge third quarter, scoring 21points to beat the Bears (3-2). Greg Whittington finished with a game-high 28 points.

What could have spelled disaster for No. 7 Milford Mill in Saturday's Class 3A North final instead provided a much-needed moment of inspiration. On the ropes against Parkville midway through the second half, the Millers lost top-scorer Isaiah McCray to a back injury after the junior collided with the Knights' James Milton in transition. The game was delayed several minutes as McCray, who had 16 points at the time, lay sprawled on the court. Once action resumed, host Milford Mill took command, scoring 21 of the next 27 points on its way to a 73-64 win. "We wanted to regroup," senior captain Anthony Goode said.

As part of Saturday's Milford Mill Alumni activities, Millers graduate Brian Jordan, who went on to become a two-sport professional athlete, will be running a baseball clinic, called Camp Jordan 2012 Baltimore. Registration, which cost $20 per child, has already hit capacity with 101 kids signed up between the ages of 5 and 13. "I want to make a huge impact on my hometown," Jordan said from the Brian Jordan Foundation offices in Atlanta, where he played for the Braves and Falcons.

Pikesville Track Classic Results (Saturday at Pikesville) BOYS Team scores (top 5): 1. Reservoir, 68; 2. Wilde Lake, 61; 3. Mount Hebron, 51; 4. (tie) McDonogh, Old Mill, 42. 100-meter dash: 1. Wilson (WL), 11.04; 2. Wagner (OM), 11.06; 3. Lane (CAT), 11.07. 110 hurdles: 1. Woods (CEN), 14.63; 2. Haley (MH), 14.63; 3. Ricks (CAR), 15.50. 200: 1. Motta (RES), 22.16; 2. Akosa (WES), 22.51; 3. Randlett-Tydings (CAT), 22.60.

Baltimore County police are searching for a man who they say punched a police officer, wriggled out from the officer's grasp and escaped in Milford Mill Sunday evening. Around 6 p.m., an officer spotted a man in an wooded area near the 2400 block of Golders Green Court who appeared to have a marijuana cigarette, police said. The officer got out of his car and approached the man who "swung his fist at the officer," police said. The officer drew his weapon and attempted to restrain the man on the ground while asking witnesses to call 911, police said.

Phil Booth, Mount St. Joseph, junior, guard Daquan Cook, St. Frances, senior, guard Cyrus Jones, Gilman, senior, guard David Nicholson, Arundel, senior, guard Keonte Potts, Centennial, senior, guard Donte Pretlow, Dunbar, senior, guard Myrek Lee-Fowlkes, Patterson, junior, forward Kayel Locke, McDonogh, senior, forward Katrell Myers, Milford Mill, senior, forward Ryan Ripken, Gilman, senior,...

The senior capped her high school indoor career with three gold medals at the New Balance Nationals Indoor championships in New York City. Running in the Emerging Elites division, Moses won the 55-meter hurdles (24.8 seconds) and the 200 (8.02 seconds) and also ran on the Millers' winning 800 relay team. In helping the Millers finish second at the Class 3A state championship meet last month, Moses won the 200 and ran on the winning 800 relay team. She was second in the 55 hurdles, and her 1,600 relay team also finished second.

The senior rounded out a strong season with a highlight-reel performance at the prestigious Alhambra Catholic Invitational tournament last weekend at Frostburg State. He had a game-high 30 points and six rebounds to lead the Patriots to a 72-62 victory over rival Mount St. Joseph in their tournament finale. For the event, Jones averaged 21 points per game as John Carroll went 2-1, also defeating Benedictine College Prep (Va.) and losing to St. Benedict's Preparatory (N.J.). Jones, who has orally committed to Loyola, averaged 13.5 points and 6.7 rebounds this season, leading the Patriots to the MIAA A Conference tournament title when he had 15 points, 5 rebounds and 3 blocks in the final against Mount St. Joe. Others considered: Evan Covelley, Mt. Carmel, baseball; Andrew Hofmeister, McDonogh, baseball; Conner Lipinski, Annapolis Area Christian, basketball; Katrell Myers, Milford Mill, basketball; Shack Stanwick, Boys' Latin, lacrosse.