Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 2 Issue 12

Volume 2 Issue 12 Tuesday, March 29, 2022

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BOYS LACROSSE: North East Indians visit the Tome School Titans for first game of the season...

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SPORTS WEEKLY

RISING SUN TIGERS vs.

NORTH EAST INDIANS

Gymnastics:

BASEBALL:

Conowingo Elementary 4th grader Reagan Umbarger wins All Around Competition

Rising Sun Tigers host the North East Indians in Inter-County competition

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

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CECIL COUNTY SPORTS WEEKLY

REGIONAL 7-DAY FORECAST Tuesday

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Chilly with plenty of Very cold; increasing sunshine cloudiness POP: 0% POP: 25% Wind: WNW 8-16 mph Wind: NNW 3-6 mph

A shower in the a.m.; cloudy, chilly POP: 55% Wind: ESE 4-8 mph

Almanac

Heating Degree Days

Statistics for the week ending Sat., March 26

Degree days are an indicator of energy needs. The more the total degree days, the more energy is necessary to heat.

Temperature High for the week ......................... 66° Low for the week .......................... 31° Normal high .................................. 55° Normal low .................................... 35° Average temperature ................ 48.6° Normal average temperature .... 45.4° Temperature departure ............ +3.2° Precipitation Total for the week .....................

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Weather History Edgemont, Md., received 36 inches of snow on March 29, 1942. That is the greatest 24-hour snowfall in Maryland’s history. On that date in 1945, temperatures were in the 90s.

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Newark 43/22

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

JACOB WHITEMAN

ABBY MCBRIDE

SENIOR

SENIOR

NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL

INDIANS BASEBALL

TIGERS SOFTBALL

North East Senior Jacob Whiteman came in as relief pitcher against the Rising Sun TIgers varsity Baseball team and struck out 11 of the 15 batters he faced while leading the Indians to a 7-3 victory over the Tigers.

Rising Sun Senior Abby McBride pitched 7 innings against the 2021 Regional Champion North East Indians this week.

Whiteman led the team at the plate as well with 2 hits and 3 RBIs in the game.

Abby faced 26 Batters only giving up 3 hits and striking out 11. She pitched the entire game as the Lady Tigers shut out the Lady Indians with a final score of 3-0.

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GYMNASTICS

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

Umbarger wins All Around Competition

Conowingo Elementary 4th Grader, Reagan Umbarger competed in the 2022 Springtime Meltdown Invitational on Saturday, March 12 hosted by Force Gymnastics in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.

Reagan finished 1st All Around (ages 8-11) with a personal best score of 37.450. She finished 1st on Bars, and 2nd on beam.

She had new personal best scores on the Beam and Floor Routine.

Reagan practices 12-15 hours per week for her competitions and if very dedicated. She is now scheduled to compete on Sunday, April 3rd at the Pennsylvania State Gymnastic Championships.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

TRACK & FIELD: RISING SUN

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By Ryan A. Berenz 1. What college football team has the longest home winning streak entering the 2022 season?

2. In what combat sport do Vasily “Dumpling” Khamotiskiy, Koa “Da Crazy Hawaiian” Viernes and Dawid “Zales” Zalewski compete?

3. How many consecutive free throws did the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Micheal Williams make in regular-season games from March to November 1993?

RISING SUN BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK TEAMS WIN FIRST MEET OF THE SEASON

By Amanda Callaghan and Matt McKay

March 22nd marked the beginning of the competitive season for participating track athletes. Held at C. Milton Wright High School in Bel Air and attended by C. Milton Wright, North Harford, and Rising Sun, many runners broke personal records and scored points for their teams.

Both the Rising Sun Girls and Boys won the meet! The boys finished with an astounding 75 points, 9 points ahead of C Milton Wright. The girls team also earned a whopping 77.5 points, 6.5 points ahead of North Harford.

Standout Rising Sun boys performances included junior Josh Burke earning second in the 100-meter dash (11.96). Placing third in the 100m was senior Carl Williams-Cohen (12.06), who also won second in the

110m hurdles (18.62) and 300m hurdles (48.78). Junior Eli Weston finished third in the 200m dash (26.21) as well as third in the long jump (16’ 1). Sophomore Matt McKay won the 400m dash (58.3), followed by freshman Landon Milloway in second (59.05). Junior John Ferry placed second in the 1600m (5:13), and freshman Sean Snyder finished third in the 110m hurdles (21.72). Rising Sun performed extremely well in the shot put, with freshman Landon Harbert winning with a throw of 34’ 6. He was followed by sophomore Austin Horton in second (34’ 2), sophomore Mason Testerman in third (32’ 11), and sophomore Garrett Rees in fourth (31’ 8). Sophomore Garrett Rees also won the discus, throwing 92' 11, and junior Jason Krejci threw 85 ft, placing third.

Sophomore Brigdon Bishop placed second in the high jump (5’ 6) and freshman

Jake Edwards placed third (5’ 4). Sophomore Dylan Zahn placed second in the pole vault (7’ 6). Freshman Dillon Lukiewski won second in the long jump (16’ 6) and sophomore Travis Bare won third in the triple jump (31’ 5).

Sun’s 4x200 relay won first (1:47.93, Chris Greenplate, Hayden Graham, Austin Horton, Landon Cook).

On the girl’s side of the meet, junior Laney Eyman won third in the 100m dash (13.68) as well as second in the 200 (28.87). Junior Amanda Callaghan finished second in the 400m dash (1:02.81) as well as first in the high jump (4’ 8). Sophomore Katelyn Lacey followed her, earning third in the 400 (1:06.21). Rising Sun dominated the 800m run, with sisters Amanda Callaghan (Jr, 2:33), Katie Callaghan (Fr, 2:43), and Anna Callaghan (Jr, 2:48) placing first, second, and third, respectively.

Junior Savannah Lacey also

finished fourth in the 800 (2:49). Sophomore Meredith Hovatter placed third in the 100m hurdles (18.5). Junior Emily Wishart won the 300m hurdles (52.68). Sophomore Caroline Mercer won second in the shot put (29’ 1) followed by her sister, senior Georgia Mercer, placing third (22’ 11). Sophomore Katelyn Lacey won the long jump (13’ 3) and Emily Wishart finished third (12’ 4). Freshman Katie Callaghan won the triple jump (28’ 4) followed by freshman Maddie Cleary in second (27’ 7). Sun’s 4x100 (54.6, Laney Eyman, Caroline Mercer, Kaitlyn Martin, Carly McCardell), 4x200 (1:59.52, Meredith Hovatter, Kaitlyn Martin, Carly McCardell, Laney Eyman), and 4x400 (4:30, Georgia Mercer, Katie Callaghan, Katelyn Lacey, Amanda Callaghan) all won first.

Congratulations to all of the athletes who performed at the meet!

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5. The CBS sitcom “How We Roll” was inspired by the life and career of what PBA Tour bowler?

6. Trackhouse Racing Team, which made its NASCAR debut in 2021, is owned by former racecar driver Justin Marks and what pop-music superstar?

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Answers 1. The Clemson Tigers, with 34.

2. Slap fighting.

3. 97, an NBA record.

4. Aqueduct Racetrack.

5. Tom Smallwood.

6. Pitbull.

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BASEBALL: TOME vs BOHEMIA MANOR

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

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BOYS LACROSSE: TOME vs NORTH EAST

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

NORTH EAST OPENS SEASON WITH 7-1 WIN OVER TOME

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MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel

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* On April 17, 1882, several copies of Sheriff Pat Garrett’s wildly inauthentic, fictionalized biography, “An Authentic Life of Billy the Kid,” arrive at the Library of Congress. The first full, realistic biography of William Bonney (the Kid’s principal alias) was not published until 1989. * On April 16, 1897, Frederick William Winterbotham, one of Britain’s top code breakers, is born.

Winterbotham would play a decisive role in the World War II Ultra code-breaking project, enabling MI-6 to intercept top secret messages transmitted to and between German armed forces. * On April 14, 1912, just before midnight in the North Atlantic, the RMS Titanic fails to divert its course from an iceberg, ruptures its hull, and begins to sink. The Titanic’s hull was divided into 16 presumed watertight compartments, and the ocean liner was considered unsinkable. * On April 11, 1921, KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcasts the first live sporting event on the radio, a boxing match. Radio had been used primarily for two-way communication, but KDKA became the first licensed radio station in 1920.

Months later the first Major League Baseball game was broadcast. * On April 12, 1945, President Franklin Roosevelt dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at his home in Warm Springs, Georgia.

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BASEBALL: RISING SUN vs NORTH EAST

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

WHITEMAN LEADS INDIANS TO 7-3 WIN RISING SUN - North East Senior Jacob Whiteman slammed the door in relief and drove in three runs to push North East past Rising Sun 7-3 on Friday in one of the most anticipated matchups of the season.

The Indians’ bats struck first in the first inning with Whiteman getting his

first RBI of the afternoon off a fly ball to right field scoring Ethan Flaugher. The Indians would send 7 batters to the plate and be up 3-0 early in the first inning.

Luke Keefer started for the Indians striking out two of the first four batters but a walk and a double by Matty Lynch put runners at

2nd and 3rd and the tying run at the plate with 2 outs. With the count 0-2 , Cole Derosa would ground out ending the inning with the score 3-0.

Rising Sun Ace Matty Lynch would strike out the first two batters in the second inning and walk North East’s C. Balok on a full count, before Ethan Flaugher would end ground out for the third out.

In the bottom of the second inning with only one out the Tigers would once again have runners on second and third but Keefer would strike out the next two

batters to end the inning and keeping the Tigers scoreless through the first two innings.

Matty Lynch would walk Luke Keefer and Jacob Whiteman to start the third inning before being replaced on the mound by Hayden Spioch with runners at first and second. Spioch would strike out Austin Keefer for the first out. R. James hits a hard ground ball and reaches base on an error by Brandon Uhde at third which also allows Luke Keefer to score putting the Indians up 4-0.

North East’s G Bolender grounds into a double

play to retire the side and bring up the bottom of the third inning.

Sean Seibel grounds out to start the bottom of the third before the Indians would have trouble as Keefer walked the next two batters. The Indians would then send in their ace Jacob Whiteman as relief who also walked his first batter and loaded the bases.

Senior Hayden Spioch had a full count when he hits a pop fly to right field and is thrown out as he attempts to take third but Lynch, McNeill and Derosa had scored and brought the Tigers within one of tying the game and energized the Tigers and the home crowd.

Whiteman would take control on the mound for the next 4 innings holding the Tigers at 3 runs while also getting his 3rd RBI in the fourth inning as the Indians jumped out to a 7-3 lead that held up to win the game.

The Tigers and Indians will play again April 11.

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2022: RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH EAST INDIANS RISING SUN TIGERS

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SOFTBALL: RISING SUN vs NORTH EAST

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

TIGERS vs INDIANS CECIL COUNTY’S TOP PITCHERS FACE OFF IN GAME WE HAVE WAITED FOR ALL YEAR

The much anticipated matchup between Rising Sun’s Lady Tigers Softball Team and the North East Indians has been a game Rising Sun fans have waited for all year. These teams last faced each other in June of last summer after graduation in the Regional Championship game when the Indians defeated the Tigers 6-2 in a Saturday game that cost Rising Sun having several of their starters.

Although no championship was on the line this week, both teams wanted this win most of all. Starting pitchers for the game were the same as last year with Rising Sun Senior Abby McBride in the circle for Rising Sun against North East’s Ace, Senior Alesia Doctor.

The fan attendance was higher than usual much like you would expect for a playoff contest. Due to heavy rains the day before the game the field conditions were far from perfect but it was a great day to watch two of Cecil County’s best softball teams face off.

Both pitchers would go the distance and pitch the entire game with Doctor pitch-

ing six innings , striking out nine and giving up 6 hits facing 23 batters. McBride would pitch to the seventh inning, striking out 11 while only giving up 3 hits the entire game.

Doctor had 63 strikes on 89 pitches compared to McBride’s 70 strikes on 114 pitches facing 26 batters.

The first inning started with a walk as McBride walked Kenzie Langshaw to lead off the inning. Langshaw would steal second before Alesia Doctor singles to right field with Langshaw being held up at third. Doctor would advance to second base on the throw home. McBride would strike out the next two batters to get out of the inning with North East unable to get their runners in to score.

The Tigers’ bats would be first to score in the third inning when Catherine Meadows would be walked to first followed by a Sam Dixon single to center field. Meadows would steal 3rd and score as Sam Dixon steals 2nd giving the Tigers a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning.

McBride would quickly strike out the first two batters of the fourth inning before Allyson Miklas would bunt to

get on base. A ground ball to Faith McCullough on the next batter would get Miklas out at second and bring up the bottom of the fourth inning.

Jordan Lynch leads off the fourth inning with a single to right field. Lynch would steal second with McCullough at bat and hits a line drive single to center field advancing Lynch to third. McCullough steals second before Cadence Williams flies out but it allows Lynch to score. with two outs, McCullough scores when Meadows hits a single giving the Tigers a 3-0 lead.

McBride would ground out to get the Indians out of the inning.

Rising Sun looked like it might be able to add a few more runs in the sixth inning but Doctor picks off McCullough at second base in a double play to end the inning.

The Indians are unable to get runners on base in the top of the seventh which ended the contest with a final score of 3-0 Rising Sun. These two great teams will face each other again on April 11 at North East and we anticipate seeing them again in the regional finals this year.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2022: RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH EAST INDIANS RISING SUN TIGERS

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BOYS LACROSSE: PERRYVILLE vs NORTH EAST

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

PERRYVILLE BOYS LACROSSE LOOKING GOOR AFTER 19-2 WIN OVER NORTH EAST Perryville Boys Lacrosse hosted the North East Indians on Tuesday in their home opener and quickly showed their high scoring offense from last year is still a force to be reckoned with.

In 48 minutes of regulation play the Panthers scored 19 goals on the Indians and only gave up 2 goals to their opponnets.

Junior Vinnie Muscella #24 lead the Panthers scoring seven goals with 5 assists on the night followed by Evan Miller with four goals. A total of eight different Panthers contributed to the 19-2 win over the Indians.

The Panthers traveled to Havre de Grace on Friday where they dropped

to 1-1 on the season after a 5-12 loss to the Warriors.

The Panthers will travel to Bohemia Manor to face the Eagles on Tuesday March 29.

The Indians (1-1) will play at Elkton on April 1.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

BASEBALL: PERRYVILLE vs EDGEWOOD

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STRANGE BUT TRUE

By Lucie Winborne

* Maurice Sendak’s beloved kids’ classic “Where the Wild Things Are” was originally titled “Where the Wild Horses Are.” Why the change in title? Sendak realized he was unable to draw horses. * Rapper Lil’ Wayne originally went by the moniker “Shrimp Daddy.”

PERRYVILLE WINS HOME OPENER OVER EDGEWOOD 7-4

PANTHERS START THEIR SEASON 3-0 AFTER A ROAD WIN AGAINST ABERDEEN ON FRIDAY

The Perryville Panthers Varsity Baseball team won a tough game despite battling tough weather conditions and team errors. The Panthers were down 3 – 0 after 2 1/3 innings behind starting pitcher Cameron Kestner – who recorded 5 strikeouts defensively and had 3 RBI’s offensively.

The team battled back behind relief pitcher TJ Adams’ 2 2/3 innings effort scoring 2 runs in the 3rd inning and 5 in the 4th inning.

TJ Adams struck out 5 batters and offensively had a 2 RBI single.

Freshman Pierce Sponaugle contributed 1 inning of pitching relief in the 6th inning and the team finished behind sophomore Nick VanBurgen who came in and finished the game pitching the 7th inning for

the Panthers. Senior James Able contributed offensively with 2 singles and 2RBI’s as the Panthers won 7 – 4 improving its record to 2 - 0.

The Panthers continued their winning ways on Friday, defeating host Aberdeen 11 – 4. The team is now 3 – 0 behind the combined pitching efforts of Senior Mason Salisbury – 9 strikeouts in 3 innings, Sophomore Jake Berg - and Senior Rafe Adams – 4 strikeouts. Leading the team offensively were Sophomore Cameron Kestner – a triple, a run scored and 3 RBI’s, Senior James Able scoring 2 runs, Junior Zach Ayers scoring 3 runs, Senior Dan Tserkis scoring 2 runs and Junior TJ Adams with 2 RBI’s.

Perryville hosts Elkton on Monday at 3:30 pm.

* Not ones to marry in haste and repent at leisure, a Paraguayan couple set up housekeeping in 1933. After 80 years, eight children and 50 grandchildren, the 103-year-old groom finally said a formal “I do” to his 99-year-old bride. * The prize money for winning the Monopoly World Championship is $20,580 -- the same amount of money there is in the game’s bank. * Modern students who complain about the amount of homework they’re issued might well wish they’d lived in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when doctors crusaded against it because they believed it was causing children to become wan, weak and nervous.

In 1901, California even banned homework for anyone under the age of 15. * Over a 24-year career, Roman charioteer Gaius Appuleius Diocles amassed an astonishing fortune worth 35,863,120 sesterces (an ancient Roman coin), or roughly $15 billion in today’s dollars, making him the highest-paid athlete of all time. * In January 2021, the first commercial 3D-printed house in the U.S. went on sale for $299,000. * The term “rum bubber,” which originated in the 16th century, referred to a thief who specialized in stealing silver tankards from inns and pubs. * An actual “chill pill,” which could even be made at home, was used in the late 1800s to remedy chills associated with a high fever. (c) 2022 Synd., Inc.

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Cecil College Men’s Basketball teammates, Head Coach receive all-region honors NORTH EAST, Md. – The Cecil College Men's Basketball team was recently honored with three players named to the NJCAA All-Region 20 team and the Seahawks' head coach named Coach of the Year.

Khalid Gates, Darell Johnson, and Dominick Carrington earned all-region recognition for their outstanding performance in the region for the 2021-2022 season.

Head Coach Ed Durham

was named Mid-Atlantic Region/Region 20 Coach of the Year for leading his team to 26-2 regular-season record, Region 20 Division II Championship, and Elite Eight appearance in the NJCAA Division II Men's Basketball National Championship.

Gates was named All-Region 20 First Team after leading his team in scoring and rebounding with 15.6 points per game and 7.8 rebounds per game. Gates

scored double-digit points in 21 contests and recorded double-doubles in points and rebounds in nine contests.

He tallied a career-high 31 points against #3 Sullivan County Community College in the quarterfinal round of the national tournament and a career-high 19 rebounds against Garrett College on December 15. In January, he was also named MD JUCO and NJCAA Region 20 DII Player of the Month for his outstanding performance.

Gates finished his career as a Seahawk with 671 career points, 452 of them coming from the 2021-2022 season.

Johnson was also named to the All-Region 20 First Team and found himself second on the squad in scoring and rebounding behind Gates. Johnson averaged 14.1 points per game, 7.4 rebounds per game, and 3.2 assists per game (second on the team). Johnson started all 31 contests this season, scored 10-plus points in 28 of them, and recorded nine double-doubles. He recorded a career-high ten assists

against Harcum College on February 16 and two career-high games of 27 points on February 19 and March 1. In February, Johnson was named MD JUCO and NJCAA Region 20 DII Player of the Month for his outstanding performance. Johnson finished his career as a Seahawk with 679 points, 437 of them coming from the 20212022 season.

Freshman point guard Carrington earned All-Region 20 Honorable Mention during his debut season as Seahawk. Carrington averaged 10.5 points per game, 2.9 assists per game, 2.0 rebounds per game, and 1.5 steals per game as a freshman. Carrington made 29 starts in 31 games for the Seahawks and tallied a career-high 35 points against Hagerstown on February 7. Carrington made ten three-pointers in this game, tying a school record for most three-pointers made in a single game.

Carrington finished his freshman season with 324 career points.

PERRYVILLE GIRLS LACROSSE GOALIES PUTTING UP AWESOME STATS SAMANTHA PETERSON

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1. What was “Hootenanny” in the Sixties?

2. Who originally released “I’ll Take You There”?

3. Name the group that released “Sowing the Seeds of Love.”

4. Who wrote and released “Bring on the Night”?

5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “Talking is cheap, people follow like sheep, Even though there is nowhere to go.”

Answers 1. An ABC television musical variety show, hosted

by Jack Linkletter, running from April 1963 to September 1964. It ran into problems when it started banning left-wing performers such as Pete Seeger, leading to boycotts by other entertainers.

2. The gospel group The Staple Singers, in 1972.

The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999, and Chevrolet used it in their Malibu ads.

3. Tears for Fears, in 1989. The song reached Top 10 charts around the globe and the video won awards in multiple categories, including Best Special Effects.

4. Sting and the Police, in 1979.

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5. “Silence Is Golden,” by the Four Seasons in 1964 and the Tremeloes in 1967. The Four Seasons’ original (as a B-side to “Rag Doll”) didn’t do as well as the Tremeloes’ version, which went to No. 1 in numerous countries. (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate

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Abrakadoodle

Register by age group for Twoosy Doodlers (20-36mnths), Mini Doodlers (ages 3-5), or Doodlers (ages 6-12). Each age group will create and design their own masterpieces, using a wide range of quality art materials. Register your artiste now at cecilrec.recdesk.com for a time of creativity and fun!

Car Show - 1st Annual

Cecil County Parks and Recreation is sponsoring their first annual Car Show to be held on September 24th at the Cecil Arena. Co-sponsored by Passion 4 Pavement, Car, Truck and Bike Club, vehicles of all kinds can register for this show, running from 10am to 3pm. Day of Vehicle check in is from 9am - 1pm.

Vendors, Food, Music, 50/50's, Games for kids as well as up to 500 vehicles of all shapes, sizes and years. Parking will be at Rising Sun High School with all the festivities taking place at the Cecil Arena, 2706 North East Road in North East Maryland. We'll have over 100 trophies and over 700 paved spots on location. First 100 vehicles registered will get a free Dash Plaque. Register your vehicle online at cecilrec.recdesk.com with a $20 donation that will help support the Cecil County Parks and Recreation Scholarship fund.

Challenge Island -

Arcade Mania This Kids-Choice Challenge Island adventure puts a 100% SCREEN-FREE STEAM twist on popular video games: From Super STEAMio to Island Blox to Mine Island to Fort Island to retro-inspired games like Space Aliens and Pinball Machines! You and your STEAM Team will swap game consoles for creativity and joysticks for ingenuity and imagination as you take on Islands of low-tech STEAM challenges created with game-loving kids in mind! The camp will run from 9am - 12pm at the Rising Sun Community Center from July 11 - July 15.

Open to children ages 5-12.

Cost of the camp is $85. Registration is limited. Visit cecilrec. recdesk.com for more information or registration about Arcade Mania.

Challenge Island -

Harry Potter Wizardry S.T.E.A.M Camp Pack your wizard gear (Harry Potter Fans!) and join us for a magical week of spellbinding adventure! You and your housemates will take a full load of Wizarding Classes from Transfiguration to Flying Broomsticks to Charms and Potions to Magical Beasts. The STEAMtastic camp will culminate with an enchanted graduation ceremony. A must for every wizarding fan! The camp will run from 9am - 12pm at the Rising Sun Community Center from June 20 - June 24. Open to children ages 5-12. Cost of the camp is $85. Registration is limited. Visit cecilrec.recdesk.com today to register or for more information about Harry Potter Wizardry camp.

Challenge Island -

Pet Palooza S.T.E.A.M Camp Wag on over to the most PAWSOME camp in town! You and your STEAM Team will engineer a world created just for pets: From Pets Palooza Hotel Day to Having a Ball Day to Give a Dog a Bone Day to Salty Sea Dog Day to a very special Rescue Pets Day. You’ll even get to adopt adorable pretend pets of your own and create habitats to match their needs and personalities! This STEAMtastic camp gets two paws up and is a must for every pet-loving kid! The camp will run from 9am - 12pm at the Rising Sun Community Center from June 27 - July 1. Open to children ages 5-12.

Cost of the camp is $85. Registration is limited. Visit cecilrec. recdesk.com today to register or for more information about Pet Palooza.

Challenge Island -

Slimetopia S.T.E.A.M Camp Welcome to Slimetopia - an ooey, gooey, squishy, squashy, slippery, stretchy slimedrenched camp extravaganza!

Learn the science behind the slime while opening your own Slimetopia Theme Park. Make at least 10 different kinds of the addictively playful polymer: From butter to bubble; from crunchy to munchy; from fluffy to floamy from unicorn to color-changing we’ve got you and your STEAM Team covered (in

slime, that is!). Don’t miss out on this Challenge Island bestseller!

The camp will run from 9am 12pm at the Rising Sun Community Center from July 5 - July 8. Open to children ages 5-12.

Cost of the camp is $85. Registration is limited. Visit cecilrec. recdesk.com today to register or for more information about Slimetopia.

Club Extreme

Get into the Club - Club Extreme will include such daily activities as Nerf wars, kickball, wiffle ball, dodgeball, obstacle courses, water play with a giant water slide and various sports.

Best suited for the more active and competitive types. Club dates are August 8-12, daily from 9 am - 3 pm. Children must bring lunch. All activities will follow recommended state Covid protocols at time/date of Club Registration is open to children 6-12 years old and there is a Club Fee of $125. Visit cecilrec. recdesk.com today to register or for more information about Club Extreme.

Easter Egg Hunt

The PeeWee Energy Easter Egg Hunt is finally here! Bring your Easter basket to the Cecil Arena on April 12th from 10:30am to 12pm and enjoy snacks, drinks, a photobooth, craft table, and a crazy fun egg hunt! If your tot (ages 6 and under) is not already registered for PeeWee Energy, visit cecilrec. recdesk.com today for registration or more information.

Mother’s Day Zumbathon What a great Gift Idea, Spend an hour with mom at a Mother's Day Zumbathon! Zumba is an aerobic fitness class featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance and performed primarily to Latin American dance music. The class is designed to burn up to 1200 calories. Instructor Danielle Ford will lead a Special Mother's Day Zumbathon class on Friday, May 6th from 6-7pm at the Rising Sun Community Center. Cost of the program is $15. Visit cecilrec.recdesk.com today to register or for more information about our Mother’s Day Zumbathon.

Soccer Camp (6-13)

Soccer Camp at the Rising Sun Community Center with instructor Terry Tallman will run 9am to 12pm, focusing on skills, drills, and some fun along the way for ages 6-13! This camp is $100 for the week, which includes equipment and a tshirt. Session l runs June 27th to July 1st, and Session ll runs August 1st to 5th. Visit cecilrec.recdesk.com today for registration or more information about Soccer Camp.

Tennis Camp (6-13)

Tennis Camp will teach tennis skills and techniques to help kids learn the game, as well as some break time antics to cool off and have fun like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide! Some loaner equipment is available, but campers are encouraged to bring their own if they have it.

Camp will be held July 18 - 22 (Session l) and August 15 - 19 (Session ll) from 9 am -12 pm at the tennis courts behind the Rising Sun Community Center.

The fee for the week-long camp is $100, which includes a tshirt.

Register online today at cecilrec.recdesk.com!

Track & Field Camp

Come join us this summer for our Summer Track and Field Program. Camp begins June 23 and runs through August 4. This six week program is designed for beginner runners who want to learn something new and be active. The Track and Field program will be held on Thursdays for six weeks, meeting at the track at Perryville High School. Running heats, sprints, distance, long jump, softball throw and relays are some of the events focused on during the summer. Track meet will be held the last day of camp, August 4th. Cost of the camp is $45. Register online at cecilrec. recdesk.com

Velocity Xpress

Velocity Xpress is an AAU developmental track and field club for athletes 6-8th years old. This program is designed to teach the fundamental concepts of running and field events to enhance the overall athletic performance. Velocity Xpress will teach and equip athletes with power, endurance, speed, and coordination, while promoting character and integrity. The mission of VE is to shape superb athletes and expose them to exciting new competitive experiences that will produce a skilled, mature, and experienced athlete. Practices will be held at the Elkton High School track Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 5:30-7pm from April 4th until mid-July. Cost of the program is $60. After May 13th, the cost will rise to $75. Fee includes USATF and AAU memberships. Visit cecilrec.recdesk.com to register.

Volleyball Camp (8-14)

Volleyball Camp will focus on teaching and developing fundamentals to children ages 8-14, and will include some breaks in the action to cool off and enjoy the sun, like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide! The camp will run from 9 am - 12 pm every day from July 25 to 29 (Session l) and August 22 to 26 (Session ll). Campers will practice and learn the basics of the game of volleyball to introduce them to the sport in a fun and safe environment. The camp will be held at the Rising Sun Community Center Park, drop off will be by the tennis courts. Cost of the camp is $100, which includes a tshirt. Visit cecilrec.recdesk.com for registration or for more information about Volleyball Camp.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS PERRYVILLE PANTHERS

GIRLS LACROSSE: PERRYVILLE vs ELKTON

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BUNK AND DAVENPORT LEAD ELKTON TO WIN OVER PERRYVILLE

Elkton Senior Lexi Bunk and Junior Annmarie Davenport combined for 11 goals in Elkton’s 13-8 win over the Lady Panthers of Perryville on Tuesday.

Sophomore Mattea Marra contributed 2 goals.

Sarah Murrell led the Panthers in scoring with 4 goals and 2 assists and Megan Bines had 2 goals. Taylor Young and Brooke Murrell each scored 1 goal.

Perryville will play North East on Tuesday March 29 at 6pm under the llights while Elkton will be on the road at Patterson Mill on Tuesday for a 4:45pm start.

MINDS IN MOTION

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

WINTER 2021-2022 MINDS IN MOTION AWARDS

The Minds In Motion Certificates are a scholar-athlete honor roll award provided by the MPSSAA to every school. Minds In Motion Certificates are distributed following each of the three sports seasons by high school athletic departments to those student-athletes who achieve a 3.25 GPA, or higher, while participating in a school-sponsored sport.

Rising Sun High School, Bohemia Manor High School and Perryville High School recently announced their Winter 2021-2022 recipients and sent us their names. Congratulations to all the Student Athletes for their Outstanding accomplishments in their sport and in the classroom.

RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL MINDS IN MOTION RECIPIENTS: BOYS BASKETBALL Jeremy Frock Lucas Moore Patrick Rosenberger Teagan Norman Garrett Rees Avery Rush-Fisher Aidan Schaeffer Trey Spohn Devin Williams (Manager)

Girls Basketball McKayla Bennett Faith Brooks Sarah Clark Madilyn Cleary Brianna Cole Isabel Covert-Lyon Marielle Fitzgerald Payton Grimm Lila Hubbard Ava Morrow Sara Morrow Kaylee Pruett Jillian Ragan Allison Stoudt Rebecca Taylor Emily Wishart

Wrestling

Collin Bell Mason Calhoun Connor Dube Elijah Farr Tyler Garvin Landon Harbert Jonathan Horne Kaleb Johnson Desiderio McTague Dmytro Starysh

Indoor Track

Kieran Abbey Sophia Amoretti Hannah Baker Brigdon Bishop Amanda Callaghan Anna Callaghan Katelynn Callaghan Maria Consiglio Ella Cost Sophia Cost Kyle Davies Corey Dietz Tyler Dietz Jakob Edwards Audrey Ferguson Molly Freel Nathaniel Good Christopher Greenplate David Greenplate Alexis Haywood Katelyn Lacey Savannah Lacey Brandon Lowinski Kaitlyn Martin Alyssa McCall Carly McCardell Mary McCardell Matthew McKay Geogria Mercer Landen Milloway Kaitlin Perry Ezra Peterson Garrett Rees Caleb Simon Carl Williams-Cohens Dylan Zahn Logan Zahn

BOHEMIA MANOR HIGH SCHOOL MINDS IN MOTION RECIPIENTS: WRESTLING: Joshua Allen Woodford Bowe Joseph Rinker Noah Beck

CHEER:

Ke’Myia Camper Kylee Fabian Gabrielle Minsker Abigail Horlacher Atalia Richardson

BOYS BASKETBALL: Christopher Harris Landon Horsey Dain Lenz Andrew Lenz Brody Vaughan Jonas Scott Braden Paris Kyle Polaski Jacob Titter

INDOOR TRACK:

Nicole Davis Robert Heinzelman Skylar Pizzulli Daniel Racine Jacob Seiple Luke Walther Zachary Black Mason Darsney Leighton Dell Owen Fabian Heriberto Cantoran Torres William Conley Ethan Dell Colleen Nelsen Paige Racine Jordon Brinkley Casin Brown Ian Davis Samuel Dickerson Day Leone Hayden Rash Kathryn Scott Briana Poullard

BOWLING:

Kendel Leonardi Gauge Badur Andrew Hemelt Dillon Richardson Patrick Webb

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Madison McKew Raegan Lenz Rylee Lenz Simone Mattucci Julia Walz Emily Norman Kara Pardue

SWIMMING: Lauren Scott

PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MINDS IN MOTION RECIPIENTS:

BOYS BASKETBALL Tayvin Griffin Vinnie Muscella Daniel Tserkis Paytn Hulbert Nicholas Howes Michael Candy Blake Stevens

CHEER

Kaylin Conrad Maddie Elmer Felicia Jablonsky Katie Ruark Lanie Schaule Joceyln Testerman

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GIRLS BASKETBALL Kristina Belgira Mallory Stamper Nevaeh Croxsell Bailey Opie Mollie McCall Savannah Adams Justina Radcliff Genesis Green Samantha Peterson

WRESTLING

Holden Coe Braedon Hampton Bohdan Hamson Michael Kelly

BOWLING

Faith Hunter Sebastian Trimble Isaac Lawson Giselle Griffin Benjamin Olszewski Kamren Trimble-Collins

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GIRLS LACROSSE: TOME vs SAINT MARIA GORETTI

TOME LADY TITANS vs.

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FINAL SCORE: TOME 14 GORETTI 5

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