Updegrove

C. Milton Wright's Erin Updegrove had a feeling the third time would be a charm. She was right.2 Sharee Lewis scored 19 points for the Indians.

On April 3, 2003, RICHARD PAULWEEKLY, of Catonsville; beloved husband of the late Mae Elizabeth Weekly; devoted father of Linda and her husband Kermit L. Updegrove; loving grandfather of Erin L. and Joseph P. Updegrove. Also survived by a host of family and friends. Relatives and friends may call at the HUBBARD FUNERAL HOME, INC., 4107 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore, on Monday, April 7, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where services will be held on Tuesday at 10 A.M. Interment Crestlawn Memorial Gardens.

C. Milton Wright's Katie Hatton and Erin Updegrove turned in Harford County's best performance in yesterday's District V tennis tournament at Howard High School.The girls doubles duo placed fourth in the two-day event, losing in the third-place match to Severna Park's Sarah Keller and Jenny Weitz, 6-2, 6-1.Hatton and Updegrove were sent to the consolation brackets by losing to eventual champions Amber Clutter and Nikki Robitaille (South Carroll) in straight sets.Saul Passell and Kristie Johnson, also of C. Milton Wright, advanced to the mixed doubles quarterfinals before losing to the first-place duo of Stephanie Krouse and Brian Ruppert of Centennial, 6-0, 6-2.In boys singles, Bel Air's second-seed Jeff Roux fell to districrunner-up Ben Rawitt of Severna Park, 6-2, 6-4, in the quarterfinals.

Richard Montgomery made its first state tournamen appearance a stunning success, as it took charge in the third quarter and went on to a 50-34 victory over previously unbeaten and No. 4-ranked C. Milton Wright.With its 16th straight victory, Richard Montgomery (23-3) advances to tomorrow's Class 3A final against Frederick Douglass, at UMBC Fieldhouse at 8 p.m.It was Wright's first loss of the season, ending a winning streak of 22 in a row. The Mustangs and Class 2A Linganore (23-0) were the only unbeaten teams entering the semifinals.

On April 3, 2003, RICHARD PAULWEEKLY, of Catonsville; beloved husband of the late Mae Elizabeth Weekly; devoted father of Linda and her husband Kermit L. Updegrove; loving grandfather of Erin L. and Joseph P. Updegrove. Also survived by a host of family and friends. Relatives and friends may call at the HUBBARD FUNERAL HOME, INC., 4107 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore, on Monday, April 7, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where services will be held on Tuesday at 10 A.M. Interment Crestlawn Memorial Gardens.

C. Milton Wright, with three successful defending county champions, and Bel Air, with strength in numbers, dominate The Baltimore Sun's 1995 All-Harford County tennis team.The team is made up of the county champions, plus Paul Shearer of Fallston, and the Bel Air doubles team of Rob Carroll and Ryan Nett. Bel Air won the county team title, earning William Torres the Coach of the Year award.Torres, who came to the county from Puerto Rico seven years ago, is a former professional tournament player, who now limits himself to clinics and teaching at a Bel Air racket club.

Senior Heather Swearingen and sophomores Erin Updegrove and Paul Shearer head The Baltimore Sun's All-Harford County tennis team.Shearer, from Fallston, was the top boy, going unbeaten in the county and finishing third in the region with a 14-1 record.The No. 1 girls honor was shared by Swearingen (15-3) of Havre de Grace and Updegrove (15-3) of C. Milton Wright. They beat everybody else in the county and beat each other.Completing the team are Susan Renner and Kate Corea of C. Milton Wright, girls doubles; Ryan Vandrey and Mike Baldwin of Aberdeen, boys doubles; and Alison Beach and Mike Hielke of C. Milton Wright, mixed doubles.

Ari DolidOwings MillsWrestlingDolid won the 130-pound title at the Gilman Duals while wrestling with a broken hand. The sophomore recorded three pins, including one in the first period.Tamiko MackNorth CountyIndoor trackMack won the 300-, 500- and 800-meter runs and was the only three-event winner at the Anne Arundel Championships. The senior broke the county record in the 300 by .6 of a second.Erin UpdegroveC. Milton WrightBasketballUpdegrove totaled 49 points, 14 rebounds and five steals in victories over Havre de Grace (62-23)

Jenny Weber, bothered by illness earlier in the season and coming off a poor effort at Atholton last Friday, turned things around with her best game of the season, leading unbeaten and fourth-ranked Fallston (10-0, 5-0) past rival C. Milton Wright, 2-1, last night.Weber, a senior and veteran starting striker, rallied the Cougars with a goal and an assist on mirror-image plays in the second half to overhaul the visitors (7-3, 4-1). The victory put her team in position to win the county championship tomorrow night at home against North Harford.

Bel Air coach Valerie Cooper said her goal was to hold C.M. Wright's Erin Updegrove to under 20 points.Visiting Bel Air held Updegrove, the area's leading scorer with a 23.2 average, to 14 points, but fourth seed C.M. Wright held the Bobcats to under 10 points in each quarter to win the Class 3A, North Region championship, 45-29.Updegrove led the Mustangs (17-8) in scoring, and Kellie Flynn led the sixth seed Bobcats (13-12) with nine.The win gave the Mustangs their first regional title, and advanced them to Thursday's Class 3A state semifinals at UMBC.

Aberdeen Eagles1994 record: 3-9. Coach: Jim McClenahan.Top players: Diane Cundra, Soph., D; Chrissy Duran, Sr., D; Julie France, Sr., D; Erin Gibas, Jr., M; Kim Helmers, Jr., S; Amanda Laughton, Jr., S; Joanna Ruzzuto, Sr., S; Kim Stacks, Sr., M.Outlook: The Eagles have a solid core of returnees, particularly on offense, which McClenahan hopes will lead to a .500 record. More team speed may lead to an increase in goals scored, however the defense is young but improving.Bel Air Bobcats1994 record: 8-6. Coach: Bill Zimmerman.

C. Milton Wright, with three successful defending county champions, and Bel Air, with strength in numbers, dominate The Baltimore Sun's 1995 All-Harford County tennis team.The team is made up of the county champions, plus Paul Shearer of Fallston, and the Bel Air doubles team of Rob Carroll and Ryan Nett. Bel Air won the county team title, earning William Torres the Coach of the Year award.Torres, who came to the county from Puerto Rico seven years ago, is a former professional tournament player, who now limits himself to clinics and teaching at a Bel Air racket club.

Top seed Walt Whitman went into last night's Class 3A semifinal against C. Milton Wright (17-9) with five senior starters who had led the Vikings to a record of 21-3.They showed how they accomplished it during an 11-0 run early in the third quarter, turning a nine-point lead into a 22-point cushion. The final score at UMBC Fieldhouse was 66-42.Whitman will play Bladensburg (22-3) for the championship tomorrow night at 9 o'clock.During the first three minutes of the third-period blitz, Whitman overwhelmed Wright in opening a 44-24 lead.

Bel Air coach Valerie Cooper said her goal was to hold C.M. Wright's Erin Updegrove to under 20 points.Visiting Bel Air held Updegrove, the area's leading scorer with a 23.2 average, to 14 points, but fourth seed C.M. Wright held the Bobcats to under 10 points in each quarter to win the Class 3A, North Region championship, 45-29.Updegrove led the Mustangs (17-8) in scoring, and Kellie Flynn led the sixth seed Bobcats (13-12) with nine.The win gave the Mustangs their first regional title, and advanced them to Thursday's Class 3A state semifinals at UMBC.

C. Milton Wright's Erin Updegrove had a feeling the third time would be a charm. She was right.2 Sharee Lewis scored 19 points for the Indians.

Ari DolidOwings MillsWrestlingDolid won the 130-pound title at the Gilman Duals while wrestling with a broken hand. The sophomore recorded three pins, including one in the first period.Tamiko MackNorth CountyIndoor trackMack won the 300-, 500- and 800-meter runs and was the only three-event winner at the Anne Arundel Championships. The senior broke the county record in the 300 by .6 of a second.Erin UpdegroveC. Milton WrightBasketballUpdegrove totaled 49 points, 14 rebounds and five steals in victories over Havre de Grace (62-23)

Top seed Walt Whitman went into last night's Class 3A semifinal against C. Milton Wright (17-9) with five senior starters who had led the Vikings to a record of 21-3.They showed how they accomplished it during an 11-0 run early in the third quarter, turning a nine-point lead into a 22-point cushion. The final score at UMBC Fieldhouse was 66-42.Whitman will play Bladensburg (22-3) for the championship tomorrow night at 9 o'clock.During the first three minutes of the third-period blitz, Whitman overwhelmed Wright in opening a 44-24 lead.

Jenny Weber, bothered by illness earlier in the season and coming off a poor effort at Atholton last Friday, turned things around with her best game of the season, leading unbeaten and fourth-ranked Fallston (10-0, 5-0) past rival C. Milton Wright, 2-1, last night.Weber, a senior and veteran starting striker, rallied the Cougars with a goal and an assist on mirror-image plays in the second half to overhaul the visitors (7-3, 4-1). The victory put her team in position to win the county championship tomorrow night at home against North Harford.