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Jeff OlenickCentennialcross countryA senior, and the defending Howard County champion, Olenick was the lone local runner to take first place last week in the state cross country championships. The Centennial runner covered the 3.1-mile course in 16: 52, nine seconds ahead of the nearest competitor.Sarah OglesbySt. Paul'sfield hockeyThe senior midfielder led the Gators to the Association of Independent Schools A Division championship by scoring in tTC regulation and in a shootout in a 2-1 semifinal win over Bryn Mawr.

Baseball Angels: Placed P Jason Dickson on 15-day DL, retroactive to April 29, with strained left hip flexor. Assigned P Lou Pote to Triple-A Edmonton. Recalled P Mike Holtz from Edmonton. Athletics: Placed P Kevin Appier on 15-day DL with strained right forearm. Recalled P Luis Vizcaino from Triple-A Sacramento. Brewers: Activated P Juan Acevedo from the 15-day DL. Purchased contract of P Ray King from Triple-A Indianapolis. Designated P Matt Williams for assignment. Released P Jaime Navarro.

The Ravens just might be showing their youth. Rookie cornerback Ronnie Prude had an interception in the team's 28-6 thumping of the Oakland Raiders at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. Second-year cornerback Evan Oglesby, filling in for injured starter Samari Rolle, deflected three passes, including one that was intercepted by linebacker Adalius Thomas. And when nine-time Pro Bowl cornerstone Jonathan Ogden went down in the third quarter with a hyperextended right knee, third-year offensive tackle Adam Terry jumped into the fray.

Quarterback In: McNair, Boller Bubble: T. Smith, Olson Running back In: McGahee, Anderson, Mu. Smith, Daniels Bubble: Ross Long shot: Pruitt Fullback In: Green, McClain Receiver In: Clayton, Mason, Williams, Figurs Bubble: Moore, Darling Long shots: R. Bryant, Willis, Linson Tight end In: Heap, Wilcox, Sypniewski Bubble: None Long shots: Ballantyne, Freeman Offensive line In: Ogden, Brown, Flynn, Chester, Terry, Grubbs, Gaither, Vincent,...

A HAND FOR BOLLER Quarterback Kyle Boller floated a perfect 44-yard pass over cornerback Willie Gaston into the hands of rookie wide receiver Yamon Figurs. That play caused the crowd to erupt in applause. A GOOD READ The secondary seemed to read the routes the receivers were running and jumped on them with moderate success. Cornerbacks Samari Rolle and Chris McAlister each grabbed interceptions, and cornerback Evan Oglesby ended practice with another interception. BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO Linebacker Joe Martin nearly added his name to that list of defensive players with an interception.

AIS A DivisionAttack: Sheehan Stanwick, Lacey Aumiller, Notre Dame Prep; Erin McInnes, Roland Park; Mills Hook, Kate Ahearn, St. Paul's; Maron Deering, Friends; Katie Lafferty, Maryvale; Kim Smith, Bryn Mawr; Erin Riedy, McDonogh; Cantey Boyd, Garrison Forest; Carol Prickett, Jessie Popham, Severn; Katie O'Connell, Mount de Sales.Defense: Nicole Foran, St. Mary's; Lauren Aumiller, Kate Kaiser, Notre Dame Prep; Reagan Raneri, Kristin Raneri, Roland Park; Sarah Oglesby, St. Paul's; Amy Galebach, Gussie Habeck, Severn; Katie MacColl, Bryn Mawr; Hathaway Ingraham, Karie Reed, Garrison Forest; Brooke Stasney, Maryvale.

James Dozier of Morgan State was named yesterday to the Associated Press Division I-AA All-America second team. Dozier, 6-foot-3, 240-pound senior defensive end from Randallstown, previously was selected to the All-MEAC first team and was picked as MEAC Defensive Player of the Year. The teams:2 Punter -- Pumpy Tudors, Tennessee-Chattanooga.THIRD TEAM OffenseQuarterback -- Dave Goodwin, Colgate.Running backs -- Derrick Franklin, Indiana State; Robert Green, William & Mary.Wide receivers -- Mike Trevathan, Montana; Mark Didio, Connecticut.

St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson opened a new Center for Eating Disorders yesterday. Its director is Dr. Harry Brandt, who has run a similar program at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore since 1989.The new program is housed in the psychiatry department, which has undergone $2 million in renovations and construction. Brandt also will head that department.The center will have seven beds for inpatients, who are expected to stay an average of 10 days each, according to Dr. Steve Crawford, associate director.

Kelly Gregg said the last time he ran as long and as fast as he did on his 59-yard fumble return late in the third quarter yesterday was during a summer workout. "But I never had the ball and I never had guys chasing me," the defensive tackle said after the Ravens' 28-6 victory over the Oakland Raiders. Gregg never made it to the end zone, getting pushed out at Oakland's 15-yard line and becoming the second Ravens defensive lineman in two weeks to return a turnover a long way without scoring.

When he first came to Baltimore six years ago, Towson University basketball coach Pat Kennedy figured there was a college summer league for his players to join similar to those in Philadelphia, New York and Washington. Kennedy was shocked to learn that there was nothing that closely resembled the Baker, Rucker or Kenner leagues that had become institutions in their respective cities. Kennedy made inquiries about starting one but never got far. "Summer leagues were pretty consistent, and, especially in this hotbed of basketball, I was surprised," Kennedy said last week.