Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol. 2 Issue 6 by Cecil County Sports Weekly

Volume 2 Issue 6 Tuesday, February 15, 2022

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COROLLARY BOWLING:

NORTH EAST CHEERLEADERS 2022 Class 1A Regional Champions

Page 10

SPORTS WEEKLY

WRESTLING:

Bowlers from area High Schools wind down their season

MPSSAA Regional Competitions and Bohemia Manor’s Battle at the Bridge

Pages 21

Pages 7-9, 19

Cecil County Sports Weekly

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

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CECIL COUNTY SPORTS WEEKLY

REGIONAL 7-DAY FORECAST Tuesday

Tue. Night

Mostly sunny and not as cold POP: 0% Wind: W 4-8 mph

Wednesday

A moonlit sky POP: 5% Wind: SE 3-6 mph

Thursday

Warmer with clouds and sun POP: 5% Wind: SSE 7-14 mph

Cloudy and mild; p.m. rain, breezy POP: 75% Wind: S 8-16 mph

Heating Degree Days

Statistics for the week ending Sat., February 12

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

Precipitation Total for the week ..................... Total for the month ................... Total for the year ....................... Normal for the year ..................

0.05” 1.27” 2.68” 4.45”

Weekly Conditions UV Index and RealFeel Temperature®

37 48 53 39 43 44 51 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ number, the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme. The AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive index of effective temperature based on eight weather factors.

Comfort Index™ Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.

Sat. Sun. Mon.

A rating of 10 feels very comfortable while a rating of 0 feels very uncomfortable.

Outdoor Activities Forecast Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.

Sat. Sun. Mon.

0-2: Poor; 3-4: Fair; 5-6: Good; 7-8: Very Good; 9-10: Excellent.

Weather History In 1980, a series of storms brought heavy rain to California, Oregon and Washington in the middle of February. Mount Wilson, Calif., received 9.00 inches of rain in two days. Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2022

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Brilliant sunshine

Abundant sunshine

POP: 10% Wind: SSW 6-12 mph

POP: 0% Wind: WNW 3-6 mph

Partly sunny and not as cool POP: 0% Wind: SSW 6-12 mph

Newark 38/22

Conowingo 37/23

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Elkton 38/24

Havre de Grace Tue. 8:50 a Wed. 9:29 a Thu. 10:02 a Fri. 10:32 a Sat. 11:02 a Sun. 11:34 a Mon. 12:10 p

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Shown is Tuesday’s weather. Oxford Temperatures are Tuesday’s highs 35/23 and Tuesday night’s lows.

Tides Low

Winds gradually subsiding and cooler POP: 25% Wind: NW 12-25 mph

Saturday ...................................... 17 Month to date ........................... 346 Normal month to date .............. 360 Since July 1 ............................. 2899 Normal since July 1 ................. 2955

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The Region

Almanac Temperature High for the week ......................... 62° Low for the week .......................... 16° Normal high .................................. 44° Normal low .................................... 27° Average temperature ................ 37.0° Normal average temperature .... 35.2° Temperature departure ............ +1.8°

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Perryville 38/23

Brookside 38/20 Chesapeake City 38/24

Red Point 38/24

Port Deposit Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon.

8:09 a 8:54 a 9:36 a 10:17 a 10:58 a 11:41 a 12:09 a

Aberdeen 39/23 Middletown 37/24

Town Point Wharf Tue. 8:20 a Wed. 9:02 a Thu. 9:41 a Fri. 10:19 a Sat. 10:56 a Sun. 11:35 a Mon. 12:16 p

2:44 a 3:23 a 3:58 a 4:30 a 5:01 a 5:32 a 6:05 a

Sun and Moon The Sun Rise Monday 6:59 a.m. Tuesday 6:57 a.m. Wednesday 6:56 a.m. Thursday 6:55 a.m. Friday 6:54 a.m. Saturday 6:52 a.m. Sunday 6:51 a.m. The Moon Rise Monday 3:35 p.m. Tuesday 4:39 p.m. Wednesday 5:44 p.m. Thursday 6:50 p.m. Friday 7:56 p.m. Saturday 9:02 p.m. Sunday 10:10 p.m.

Set 5:40 p.m. 5:41 p.m. 5:42 p.m. 5:43 p.m. 5:44 p.m. 5:46 p.m. 5:47 p.m. Set 6:08 a.m. 6:46 a.m. 7:18 a.m. 7:47 a.m. 8:13 a.m. 8:37 a.m. 9:02 a.m.

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63/50/r 63/53/r 62/48/r 60/48/r 64/51/r 65/52/r 63/49/r 62/48/r 61/43/r 62/49/r

54/25/pc 53/25/pc 51/25/pc 49/22/pc 53/27/pc 53/25/pc 52/25/pc 51/25/pc 45/28/pc 50/21/pc

50/24/s 46/27/s 48/22/s 47/24/s 49/24/s 48/24/s 49/24/s 48/22/s 48/23/s 46/21/s

43/27/s 42/30/s 41/28/s 39/27/s 42/28/s 42/27/s 42/27/s 41/28/s 40/26/s 38/25/s

56/37/pc 55/40/pc 53/37/pc 52/37/pc 56/38/pc 54/37/s 55/37/pc 53/37/pc 53/36/pc 51/34/pc

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Cecil County Sports Weekly

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

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GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETES OF THE WEEK:

TYLER GARVIN

4x800 RELAY TEAM

SOPHOMORE

RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL

TIGERS WRESTLING

TIGERS INDOOR TRACK

Rising Sun Sophomore Tyler Garvin went 5-0 this week in competition as he competed in the MPSSAA Duals Tournament and the Battle at the Bridge Tournament at Bohemia Manor High School.

Amanda Callaghan, Eve Poteet, Katie Callaghan and Katelyn Lacey make up the 4x800 Meter Relay Team for the Rising Sun Tigers.

Tyler won his matches at the Quarter Finals and SemiFinals rounds of the Class 2A Duals Tournament earlier in the week and entered Battle at the Bridge as the #1 Seed. Tyler won out the 106lb Bracket at Battle at the Bridge with three pins to secure a 1st place finish and was named “Best Overall Lightweight” in the tournament.

The team is traveling this week to the State Finals on Wednesday after winning the Regional Championship at Worcester Rec Center this past week. The girls ran a time of 11:12.90 and gave the Rising Sun Girls Indoor Track team their only 1st place finish at the Regional Competition.

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INDOOR TRACK : 2A EAST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

2A EAST INDOOR TRACK REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

By Amanda Callaghan

The time had come. All of the training, all of the hard workouts on a snow-covered track, all of the effort, had come to this meet. The MPSSAA 2A East Region Championships took place on Wednesday, February 9th. It was a gorgeous day as Elkton, North East, and Rising Sun boarded the buses, heading for the Worcester County Recreation Center near Ocean City, MD. All of the Eastern Shore’s 2A track teams had converged for the deciding meet. While athletes sat in the center, the 168-meter track beckoned with every turn; it was impossible not to address the importance of the meet. Only the top four runners in each event would move on to the Maryland 2A State Championships, set to occur on February 16th. The rest of the athletes seasons’ would reach an end. The tension was palpable as athletes listened to the meet announcements, occurring before the first event. All 15 teams were quiet, anxiously awaiting the sound of the starting gun. As soon as the gun sounded to start the preliminaries of the 55-meter hurdles, the meet was off! The Regional Meet was unlike any of the other meets that had been run during the Cecil County indoor track season. Specifically, it was the first indoor meet for many of the runners. New challenges were faced running on an indoor track, rather than the standard, 400m outdoor track. Runners had to wear different shoes to maintain the integrity of the track, relay exchange zones had changed, and more laps with a smaller

sight distance were only some of the unique challenges. Nevertheless, Cecil’s teams performed phenomenally. In the women’s competition, Rising Sun won third place with a total of 63.5 points. North East followed, earning 10th place with 20 points, in front of Elkton, who earned 12th place with 16 points. In the men’s competition, Rising Sun was the top-scoring Cecil team, earning 6th with 36 points, followed very closely by Elkton in 7th place, earning 35 points. North East won 14th with 4 points. Many athletes from Elkton, North East, and Rising Sun qualified for the state championships. Elkton’s qualifying athletes include Sytieia Brown, who won the regional title in the shot put, earning first with an amazing throw of 38 feet and 5 inches. Elkton’s Torien Newton won second in the 55m dash (6.84) and fourth in the 300m (38.10). Elkton and Rising Sun’s relays performed exceptionally well, with Elkton’s men’s 4x200 (Douglas McGonigle, Torien Newton, Brandon Turner, Allan Tate - 1:39.50) placing second, and Elkton’s men’s 4x400 (Douglas McGonigle, Langston Belser, Tyson Caprinolo, Brandon Turner - 3:53.85) placing third. In the women’s relays, Rising Sun qualified in every event. Sun’s 4x200 finished fourth (Lexi Haywood, Kaitlyn Martin, Carly McCardell, Caroline Mercer - 2:00.07) while their 4x400 finished second (Georgia Mercer, Anna Callaghan, Amanda Callaghan, Katelyn Lacey - 4:37.39). Rising Sun’s 4x800 captured the regional title, running an 11:08.12.9 (Amanda Callaghan, Eve Poteet, Kate-

lynn Callaghan, Katelyn Lacey). Individuals from Rising Sun qualifying for States include Katelyn Lacey earning fourth in the 500m (1:27.28), Amanda Callaghan earning second in the 800m (2:36.39), Savannah Lacey earning third in the 1600m (6:09.55), Ella Cost earning fourth in the 55m hurdles (10.07), Carly McCardell earning fourth in the pole vault (6’0”), and Dylan Zahn also earning fourth in the pole vault (8’0”). North East’s Leanna Rogers also qualified for States, earning fourth in the 1600m (6:12.32). Cecil County dominated in the high jump. In the women’s high jump, North East’s Brin Khanjar won the regional title, clearing five feet. Following her in second was Rising Sun’s Amanda Callaghan (4’08”). In the men’s high jump, Rising Sun’s David Greenplate claimed the regional title, jumping five feet four inches. He was followed by his teammate, Brigdon Bishop, winning second (5’04”). All of the Cecil County runners performed amazingly, representing their coaches, teams, and county with pride, all while displaying strong team spirit that set Cecil County’s teams apart from other teams. Congratulations to the State Qualifiers and all of the participants in the meet!

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

INDOOR TRACK : 2A EAST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2A East Indoor Track Regionals

Womens Results

(showing Cecil County Athletes Only) 55 Meter Dash Varsity - Prelims 12. Carly McCardell 8.10a Rising Sun 22. Zionna Symonette 8.62a Elkton 25. Kandice Walker 8.74a Elkton 27. Skye Ragan 8.77a North East 30. Mehakdeep Ghuman 9.57a PR Elkton 300 Meters Varsity - Finals 5. Sage North 45.87a Elkton 15. Kaitlyn Martin 48.59a Rising Sun 16. Isabella Chavis 48.89a PR Rising Sun 23. Skye Ragan 51.35a PR North East 28. Mehakdeep Ghuman 1:00.29a PR Elkton 500 Meters Varsity - Finals 4. Katelyn Lacey 1:27.28a PR Rising Sun 11. Katelyn Goodwin 1:40.79a PR North East 12. Anayah Saunders 1:41.10a PR Elkton -Janet Harris DNS Elkton 800 Meters Varsity - Finals 2. Amanda Callaghan 2:36.39a PR Rising Sun 6. Katie Callaghan 2:43.12a PR Rising Sun 9. Leanna Rogers 2:51.66a North East 10. Sarah Silva 2:51.87a Elkton 20. Destiny Kleinsasser 3:23.90a PR Elkton 24. Hannah Peterson 3:38.39a PR Elkton 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals 3. Savannah Lacey 6:09.55a PR Rising Sun 4. Leanna Rogers 6:12.32a PR North East 12. Kaitlin Perry 6:50.01a PR Rising Sun 14. Destiny Kleinsasser 7:34.54a PR Elkton 55m Hurdles - 33" Varsity - Finals 4. Ella Cost 10.07a Rising Sun 55m Hurdles - 33" Varsity - Prelims 3. Ella Cost 9.85a PR Rising Sun 11. Georgia Mercer 11.19a PR Rising Sun -Layla Bronson DNS North East -Amber Baumiller DNS North East 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals 4. Alexis Haywood Kaitlyn Martin Carly McCardell Caroline Mercer 2:00.07a Rising Sun - A 7. Sytieia Brown Zionna Symonette Anayah Saunders Sage North 2:02.86a Elkton - A 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals 2. Georgia Mercer Anna Callaghan Amanda Callaghan Katelyn Lacey 4:37.39a Rising Sun - A -Anayah Saunders Sarah Silva Janet Harris Sage North DNS Elkton - A 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals 1. Eve Poteet Katie Callaghan Amanda Callaghan Katelyn Lacey 11:12.90a Rising Sun - A Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals 1. Sytieia Brown 38-08.00 PR Elkton 6. Allyson McGowan 28-11.00 PR North East 7. Byronique Robinson 28-10.50 PR North East 9. Kandice Walker 27-00.00 PR Elkton 11. Caroline Mercer 25-10.25 PR Rising Sun 17. Natalie Mackie 22-10.50 PR Elkton High Jump Varsity - Finals 1. Brin Khanjar 5-00.00 North East 2. Amanda Callaghan 4-08.00 Rising Sun Pole Vault Varsity - Finals 3. Carly McCardell 6-00.00 Rising Sun

INDOOR TRACK : 2A EAST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

2A East Indoor Track Regionals

Mens Results

(showing Cecil County Athletes Only) 55 Meter Dash Varsity - Finals 2. Torien Newton 6.84a Elkton 7. Douglas McGonigle 7.18a Elkton 55 Meter Dash Varsity - Prelims 2. Torien Newton 6.84a Elkton 6. Douglas McGonigle 7.07a Elkton 9. Carl Williams-Cohen 7.14a PR Rising Sun 15. Brandon Turner 7.36a Elkton 20. Richie DiPilla 7.77a Rising Sun 300 Meters Varsity - Finals 4. Torien Newton 38.10a PR Elkton 12. Douglas McGonigle 39.99a Elkton 17. Allan Tate 41.23a PR Elkton 20. Landon Milloway 42.41a PR Rising Sun 500 Meters Varsity - Finals 7. Langston Belser 1:16.17a Elkton 12. Tyson Caprinolo 1:18.09a Elkton 14. Matt McKay 1:18.52a Rising Sun -Damon Brooks DNS Elkton 800 Meters Varsity - Finals 9. Tyson Caprinolo 2:24.29a Elkton 10. Daniel Katz 2:27.48a PR North East 11. Aidan McCullough 2:27.69a PR North East 13. Langston Belser 2:28.83a Elkton 18. Eli Mackie 2:32.48a PR Rising Sun -Damon Brooks DNS Elkton 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals 5. Daniel Katz 5:15.54a PR North East 6. John Ferry 5:17.17a PR Rising Sun 11. Aidan McCullough 5:26.42a North East 14. Ezra Peterson 5:58.24a PR Rising Sun 55m Hurdles - 39" Varsity - Finals 5. Carl Williams-Cohen 9.64a Rising Sun 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals 2. Douglas McGonigle Torien Newton Brandon Turner Allan Tate 1:39.50a Elkton - A --

Richie DiPilla Chris Greenplate Julian Hubbard Carl Williams-Cohen

Rising Sun - A

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals 3. Douglas McGonigle Langston Belser Tyson Caprinolo Brandon Turner 3:53.85a Elkton - A 8.

Hayden Graham Chris Greenplate Landon Milloway Matt McKay 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals 7. Jakob Edwards Hayden Graham Eli Mackie John Ferry Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals 10. Richard Snyde 15. Michael MJ Brusio 16. Patrick Smith 17. Robert Tuono

4:08.86a

Rising Sun - A

10:32.25a

Rising Sun - A

34-04.00 PR 30-09.75 PR 28-11.00 PR 26-10.50 PR

North East Rising Sun North East Elkton

High Jump Varsity - Finals 1. David Greenplate 5-04.00 Rising Sun 2. Brigdon Bishop 5-04.00 PR Rising Sun 5. Isaiah Huffstutler 5-02.00 Elkton Pole Vault Varsity - Finals 4. Dylan Zahn 8-00.00 PR Rising Sun 6. Logan Zahn 7-00.00 Rising Sun

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Tuesday, February 15, 2022

BATTLE AT THE BRIDGE BATTLE AT THE BRIDGE FINAL RESULTS:

106lb 1st - Tyler Garvin of Rising Sun 2nd - John DeOrio of Sun Valley Hs 3rd - Owen Coats of Kennett Hs 4th - Travis Balback of Penns Grove 5th - Jairo Tomas-Macario of North Caroline 6th - Younguk Han of Plymouth Whitemarsh

160lb 1st - Josh Barlow of Kennett Hs 2nd - Cameron Faulkner of Kent Island 3rd - Justin Bainbridge of Plymouth Whitemarsh 4th - Jason Wallace of Middletown 5th - Ulysses Van Atta of Red Lion Christian 6th - Pharel Petifrere of Bohemia Manor

120lb 1st - Shane Holefelder of Sun Valley Hs 2nd - Kane Lengel of Kennett Hs 3rd - Jake Williams of Plymouth Whitemarsh 4th - Jack Hooks of Kent Island 5th - Jonathan Horne of Rising Sun 6th - Connor Bosco of Middletown

170lb 1st - Darrale Barrett of Kennett Hs 2nd - Mason Testerman of Rising Sun 3rd - Thomas Bunce of North Caroline 4th - James Emel of Penns Grove 5th - Chase Timmons of Middletown 6th - Giuseppe Mellinger of Kent Island

126lb 1st - Brecken Strickland of Sun Valley Hs 2nd - Ashton Wittenberg of Plymouth Whitemarsh 3rd - Chase Rondone of Bohemia Manor 4th - Greg Couch of Kent Island 5th - Michael Oldaker-Banks of Odessa 6th - Brady Sutton of Kent County

182lb 1st - Matt Sadel of Plymouth Whitemarsh 2nd - Collin Bell of Rising Sun 3rd - Erick Roderick of Red Lion Christian 4th - Evan Boyd of Middletown 5th - Albert Zilbershtyn of Kennett 6th - Teagan Lister of North Caroline

132lb 1st - Daniel Kearney of Sun Valley Hs 2nd - Jacob Bowman of Kent Island 3rd - Kyler Brown of Perryville 4th - Sean Bunce of North Caroline 5th - Anthony Brown of Penns Grove 6th - Landon Cantron of Bohemia Manor

195lb 1st - Brendan Timmons of Middletown 2nd - David Van Wie of Kent Island 3rd - Chase Thompson of Sun Valley 4th - Trey Wilson of Red Lion Christian 5th - Bruce Macolley of Odessa H S 6th - Calixto Tomas of North Caroline

145lb 1st - Jack Mulligan of Kent Island 2nd - Gus Clark of North Caroline 3rd - Will Cadden of Sun Valley Hs 4th - Ty Borkowski of Plymouth Whitemarsh 5th - Michael Kelly of Perryville 6th - Jayden Owens of Penns Grove

220lb 1st - John Pardo of Kennett Hs 2nd - Dakari Oretade of Middletown 3rd - Anthony Laird of Sun Valley 4th - Elijah Farr of Rising Sun 5th - Jaeden Warner of North Caroline 6th - Justin Dillon of Kent Island

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

B AT T L E AT T H E B R I D G E W R E S T L I N G TO U R N A M E N T

TRIVIA TEST By Fifi Rodriguez

1. HISTORY: When did the first Winter Olympics take place? 2. PSYCHOLOGY: What is the extreme fear represented by a condition called ophidiophobia? 3. AD SLOGANS: Which company featured this advertising campaign in the mid-1980s: “Quality never goes out of style”?

285lb 1st - Abub Saccoh of Red Lion Christian 2nd - Chris Clarke of North Caroline 3rd - Ronnie Weaver of Sun Valley Hs 4th - Bryce Steinberg of Middletown 5th - Kaden Bensalem of Plymouth Whitemarsh 6th - Marshal Conley of Bohemia Manor

4. LITERATURE: Which 19th-century novel begins with the line, “Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show”? 5. MOVIES: Where were the park bench scenes from “Forrest Gump” filmed? 6. ANATOMY: What is the common name for the orbit in human anatomy? 7. MEASUREMENTS: What does a hygrometer measure? 8. U.S. STATES: In which state was the movie “Children of the Corn” filmed? 9. LANGUAGE: What does “fair dinkum” mean in Australian English? 10. SCIENCE: What is the common name for nitrous oxide? Answers 1. 1924, Chamonix, France 2. Fear of snakes 3. Levi’s 4. “David Copperfield” 5. Chippewa Square, Savannah, Georgia 6. Eye socket 7. Humidity 8. Iowa 9. Unquestionably good 10. Laughing gas

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CHEER REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS! The North East Indians brought home Cecil County’s First Regional Championship for Cheerleading. Congratulations to the

North East Indians Cheerleaders: Emily Sanborn Natelege Bullock Nevaeh Cooper Andrea Paraskewich Karlea Ewing Layla Woodie-Freas Samantha Stewart Jordan Ford Addy Wade Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Tori Gibson Asst. Coach: Kristy Peronace Asst. Coach: Britany Mobley

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

COLLEGE COMMITMENT 2022

CLASS OF 2022 COLLEGE COMMITMENT SIGNING DAY

PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Perryville Senior Mason Salisbury signs National Letter of Intent papers to play baseball for Hood College in Frederick, MD. Mason is a member of the Perryville Panthers Baseball Team.

Perryville Senior Brooke Murrell has signed her National Letter of Intent to play Lacrosse for Millersville University.

Perryville Senior Megan Bines signed her National Letter of Intent to play Lacrosse at Alvernia University in Reading, Pennsylvania

STRANGE BUT TRUE By Lucie Winborne

Editor’s Note: In the 6th factoid, there are accents over the “o” in both “Motley” and the “u” in “Crue” and “Brue.” --* Rapper Snoop Dogg tried to rent the country of Lichtenstein for a music video, but was rejected. * The Vatican has its own telescope staffed by priests, and has even received awards for the pursuit of scientific research. * Until they are large enough to sleep upright, baby owls sleep on their stomachs because their heads are too heavy. * Actual corpses were on the set and going to be used during the filming of “Apocalypse Now.” However, the man who supplied them turned out to be a grave robber and was arrested. * Oceans around the world contain about 20 million tons of gold in the water itself, worth hundreds of trillions of dollars at current prices. * In 1997, Motley Crue created a soda called “Motley Brue” to help promote their new album “Generation Swine.” For additional fun, they added enough blue dye to turn the drinker’s urine green. * Walt Disney accidentally “kidnapped” Richard Nixon by dispatching his monorail train before the Secret Service could get on. * When added together, the numbers on a roulette wheel add up to 666.

Perryville Senior Evan Miller signed his National Letter of Intent to play Lacrosse at Lebanon Valley College in Annville, PA.

* M&Ms were created so military soldiers could enjoy heat-resistant and easily transportable chocolate during war. * If your arm or hand falls asleep, try rocking your head from side to side. This will release the pressure on the nerves in your neck and wake up the limb. * In 2003, PepsiCo offered Estonia $25 million dollars to change the spelling of one of its lakes, Lake Peipsi, to Lake Pepsi, but was turned down. * A man legally named Santa Claus was elected to the city council in North Pole, Alaska. (c) 2022 Synd., Inc.

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B OY S B A S K E T B A L L : W E S T N OT T I N G H A M v s P R O V I D E N C E C H R I S T I A N

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

GRIFFINS DOMINATE SECOND HALF FOR A HUGE LEAD OVER RAMS PROVIDENCE BLOWS OPEN SECOND HALF FOR BIG WIN OVER WEST NOTTINGHAM RAMS By Kevin Phillips

COLORA–Despite playing short-handed, West Nottingham Academy played well for the first quarter and half against visiting Providence Christian Academy Friday evening. Eventually, the short bench proved to be too much to overcome as the Griffins took control of the game in the second quarter before pulling away for a 71-37 victory over the Rams in Mid-Atlantic Independent League boys’ basketball action. “I wanted to throw out a little bit of pressure. I like to play

with pressure just to make the other team doubt themselves a little bit,” West Nottingham head coach Aaron Byrd said of his team’s strong start. “We came out with the press, and I think that discombobulated them a little bit. We were able to get a lot more possessions. We like to play fast and get teams rushing a bit. That was working a bit.” The press allowed the Rams to create more scoring opportunities in the first quarter as they jumped out to a 17-14 lead after eight minutes, but Providence kept pace with West Nottingham thanks to four made three-pointers by Nelson Ro-

driquez in the first quarter. The Rams maintained a 22-19 advantage midway through the second quarter before the Griffins adjusted to the press and proceeded to close the second quarter on an 11-2 run to take a 30-24 lead into halftime. Providence continued to pour it on in the third quarter as it increased its lead to 49-31 after outscoring West Nottingham 19-7 in the frame thanks to Jon McAndrews’ 10 points in the frame. The Griffins put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter as they won the frame

22-7 to secure the victory. The Rams played without several key contributors in their lineup, and that prevented them from maintaining its early pace. However, Byrd was still pleased with the effort his team put up. “I’m not the type of person to make excuses because I’m all about effort. They gave their full out effort out there,” Byrd said. McAndrews led Providence with 23 points while Rodriquez chipped in 22 points, and West Nottingham was paced by Gilberto Palma-Velez’s 23 points.

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

B OY S B A S K E T B A L L : R I S I N G S U N v s T R I - S TAT E C H R I S T I A N

TIGERS PROVE TOUGHER TO BEAT SECOND TIME AROUND By Kevin Phillips

NORTH EAST–There was a clash of styles as visiting TriState Christian Academy performed better when the game was played over the full court while host Rising Sun played better in the half-court set in the teams’ nonconference boys’ basketball contest Thursday night. The Crusaders’ style won out in the end as they turned up the pressure in the fourth quarter, holding the Tigers to just six points in the final eight minutes to earn a 65-59 victory. “We became a lot more active in the fourth quarter and applied a lot more pressure,” Tri-State coach Brendon Smith said. “They were having success in the half court, so we wanted them to run up-and-

down with us. I thought we were the better team in the full court while they were better in the half-court, so we tried to make it a faster, up-tempo game. It plays more to our strengths.” The Crusaders entered the fourth quarter trailing 53-52, but after experiencing some success with the full-court press in the third quarter, they employed it for the entirety of the final frame. That switch proved to be successful early in the final quarter as Tri-State sped up the Tigers and forced more turnovers, which sparked a 9-0 run to take control of the game. With Rising Sun holding a 57-55 lead early in the fourth, Kyle Rogers made a layup that tied the game at 57-57, and on the ensuring inbound play, Rogers forced a turnover and made another

layup to give the Crusaders a lead for good at 59-57. Smith added another basket to make it a 4-point game, and Sam Falko made a three-pointer with 3:59 left in the game to cap the run and increase Tri-State’s lead to 64-59. Rogers said the press defense was the key to the Crusaders’ strong fourth quarter. “Coach [Smith] called the press there, and it really helped us,” Rogers said. “We were able to take the ball away from their ball handlers and get some steals.” Mason McNeil brought the Tigers back within five points with a field goal with 2:42 remaining, but both teams struggled down the stretch as they combined for 1 point the rest of the way to allow Tri-State to hold on to the victory. Despite the loss, Ris-

ing Sun showed massive improvement from the last time it played the Crusaders in a 72-28 loss on January 27, and Lammers said the Tigers’ offensive improvement was a result of a more deliberate offense. “We came out and weren’t in a hurry. We were patient in the first half. We passed the ball around and got open looks,” Lammers said. “We went down low. When they went manto-man in the second half, we got a little out of sorts, threw the ball away a couple of times, and let them back in the game.” Jeremiah Falko paced the Tri-State with 17 points with Rogers and Jackson Sartin chipping in 15 and 14 points respectively. Jeremy Frock scored 25 points while McNeil had 15 for Rising Sun.

BIBLE TRIVIA by Wilson Casey

1. Is the book of Valentin in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. According to Paul, what kind of giver does God love? Loving, Generous, Cheerful, Reluctant 3. Which Old Testament book reads like a love story? Ruth, Daniel, Habakkuk, Song of Solomon 4. How many times did Jesus ask Peter, “Do you love me?” 2, 3, 7, 10 5. I Corinthians 13 is known as the chapter of ... ? Faith, Hope, Love, Pardon 6. Where do you find the phrase, “God is love”? Genesis, Nehemiah, Hebrews, 1 John ANSWERS: 1) Neither 2) Cheerful 3) Song of Solomon 4) 3 5) Love 6) 1 John (4:8, 16) (c) 2021 King Features Synd., Inc.

B OY S B A S K E T B A L L : TO M E v s F E L LO W S H I P O F C H R I S T I A N AT H L E T E S

TOME TITANS WIN ON SENIOR NIGHT PHOTOS BY KARINA SERIO

By Karina Serio

The Tome School bagged a 58-52 win for first-year head coach Doe Goldman on Senior Night against the visiting Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The Titans and Saints traded leads early in the matchup, with the FCA leading 25-24 at the half. Tome came out from the break and outscored the Saints 15-6 in the third quarter to pull ahead where they stayed for the remainder of the game. Micah Champ drained 17 points for FCA. TJ Kinard added 15. Gavin Davis knocked down 17 points for Tome. Taven Nunley added 13.

Tome’s seniors reflected on their time playing for the Titans:

Gavin Davis:

“It’s the best feeling, being out here playing with my teammates. It’s the last time I’m going to be able to do it so I was trying to make the best of it and that’s what we did tonight. We’ve had a rough season but I got to play with my favorite people and we got a couple wins. It’s cool to try and leave a legacy behind, teaching the younger kids how to do what we do and to even try and be better than we are. ”

Taven Nunley:

“I’ve been going to Tome my whole life and its just cool that

all the YMCA basketball all the middle school basketball, and all the high school basketball culminates into one night. It was pretty cool and really special. Just getting to have a season and playing with the people I love means a lot

Ryotaro Orihara:

“Being a senior on the team comes with the responsibility of having to help lead the team on and off the court. On senior night, I was hyped and excited to be able to play in front of all my friends and family coming out to support me. It was great that we got a win too; it made the night really special.”

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Tuesday, February 15, 2022

B OY S B A S K E T B A L L : P E R R Y V I L L E v s R I S I N G S U N

PERRYVILLE SENIOR NIGHT BOYS BASKETBALL FEBRUARY 8, 2022

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel

* On March 6, 1776, a committee of the New York Provincial Congress instructs Major William Malcolm to dismantle the Sandy Hook lighthouse to prevent the lighthouse from helping the British by warning ships of the rocky shore. He succeeded. * On March 3, 1845, Congress reins in President John Tyler’s zealous use of the presidential veto, overriding it with the necessary two-thirds vote. This marked Congress’ first use of the Constitutional provision allowing veto overrides. * On March 1, 1932, Charles Lindbergh, Jr., the 20-month-old son of aviation hero Charles Lindbergh, is kidnapped from the family’s new mansion in New Jersey. The baby’s body was found a mile from the home. One of the $70,000 ransom bills was discovered and tracked to a German immigrant. He was tried, convicted and electrocuted in 1936. * On March 4, 1944, Louis “Lepke” Buchalter, the head of Murder, Inc., is executed at Sing Sing Prison in New York. Lepke’s downfall came when several members of his notorious killing squad turned into witnesses for the government. * On Feb. 28, 1953, Cambridge University scientists James Watson and Francis Crick announce that they have determined the double-helix structure of DNA, the molecule containing human genes. The molecular biologists were aided significantly by the work of another researcher, Rosalind Franklin, although she did not share the subsequent Nobel Prize. * On March 5, 1963, the Hula Hoop, a hip-swiveling toy that became a huge fad across America when it was first marketed by Wham-O in 1958, is patented. An estimated 25 million Hula Hoops were sold in its first four months of production. * On March 2, 1978, two men steal the corpse of the film actor Charles Chaplin from a cemetery in Switzerland. Chaplin’s wife refused to pay the $600,000 ransom and police later arrested two auto mechanics who were convicted of grave robbing and attempted extortion. (c) 2022 Hearst Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved

G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L : TO M E v s F E L LO W S H I P O F C H R I S T I A N AT H L E T E S

PEEL LEADS THE WAY ON SENIOR NIGHT PHOTOS BY KARINA SERIO

By Karina Serio

The Lady Titans rebounded from recent losses just in time for senior night Friday against the visiting Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Tied at the end of the first half, due to the Titans balanced attack on both sides of the court they were able to put up 22 points in the third quarter leading to a 44-30 win for the lady Titans. Emersen Peel lead found her stride after dealing with coronavirus and led all scorers knocking down 19 points. Landen Cain added 12. For FCA, Kenna Smith drained 15 points and Holly Wall and Lainey Johnson added 6 and 5 respectively. Tome Seniors reflected on playing for the Titans:

Maggie Evans #31

Emmersen Peel #13

“Senior night is such a surreal moment. Since we have seen it for so long its finally us. It’s kind of like in the movies when the perspective changes and you realize this is what it actually is. For me hearing everyone cheer for us, having my friends here that ive grown up with, it couldn't of been more perfect. It’s exactly what I expected, which is the best thing to expect.”

“One of my favorite moments this year was when we were playing against Rising Sun and down at the half. Our coach gave us a talk telling us to get our act together and some plays to run and we came back and played with a lot more intensity and we ended up beating them by like 20 points. What I’ve learned this year was never give up, there’s always more effort you can give, there's always something you can do to contribute.”

“Growing up I’ve always wanted my senior night so it feels like it's all come full circle. I started playing in seventh grade and the seniors were always there for us so just being able to carry on that Tome tradition means a lot. Watching the younger girls play is rewarding and I’m honestly happier watching them play and grow.”

“ Tonight was really emotional. I thought i’d be fine and it would be like any other game but after everyone’s speeches it was kinda sad because it’s one of my last home games i’m ever going to play here. At least it was a good game, it was really special.”

Carliegh Johnson #4

“I definitely think Coach Palmer has helped me alot this year we;ve had about four different coaches throughout our basketball career starting in eighth grade. Having him made a huge difference, he definitely pushed me and he helped me become a better player, more confident in my shots even when it's not my best.”

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

PA R K S & R E C : B OY S I N D O O R L A C R O S S E

17 SportsQuiz By Ryan A. Berenz 1. Which of the placekicking Zendejas brothers had the most career NFL regular-season field goals made: Max, Joaquin or Luis? 2. Name the Baseball Hall of Famer and five-time World Series champion who pitched a perfect game on May 8, 1968, while a member of the Oakland A’s.

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3. In what 1984 fantasy film did Basketball Hall of Famer Wilt Chamberlain play a warrior named Bombaata? 4. What Buffalo Sabres player won the Vezina Trophy for best goaltender six times from 19932001? 5. Since 1977, what sporting goods manufacturer has supplied the official baseball used by Major League Baseball? 6. Name the soccer legend from the Netherlands who is credited with saying, “If you can’t win, make sure you don’t lose.” 7. What team defeated Stanford 49-0 in the inaugural Rose Bowl game held in 1902? Answers 1. Luis, with 37 (Max had 34, Joaquin had zero). 2. Jim “Catfish” Hunter. 3. “Conan the Destroyer.” 4. Dominik Hasek. 5. Rawlings. 6. Johan Cruyff. 7. The Michigan Wolverines. (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate, Inc. (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate, Inc.

B OY S B A S K E T B A L L : N O R T H E A S T v s B O H E M I A M A N O R

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

GRIMES vs GRIMES REMATCH DELIVERS ON EXCITEMENT By Margaret McGlothlin

Friday night the father-son coach battle of The North East Indians and The Bohemia Manor Eagles met at North East for the second match-up between the two of the winter season. The Eagles brought home another win securing 52-33 over North East. From the start of the game Senior Jonas Scott gained his team possession at the jump ball. An early foul on Scott allows for uncontested shots at the free throw line scoring a point. Senior Tyler Losten for The Eagles assisted Gannon Williams for a 3-point shot gaining early confidence for his team, later shooting another. For The Indians Austin Keefer put up a fight at the free throw line along with Soloman George shooting a clutch 3-pointer to add points

to the board. The battle on both ends ties the game 7-7 in the first quarter. The following quarter was started off by Senior Mason Williams of Bohemia Manor out for a successful three. George responds with a layup, pushing through the paint. Despite the efforts at the foul and 3 point line by Luke Keefer of The Indians, the second quarter created a 9 point lead for The Eagles. Bohemia Manor’s lead to start off half time put North East at the disadvantage. Quarter three was started off by The Indians with a 3 point shot by Luke Keefer. Bohemia Manor quickly responds with a pass from Jake Vaughan to Gannon Williams for an uncontested three pointer. The See-Saw battle between both teams stayed apparent, however The Eagles offense stayed

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strong through the entirety of the game as North East began falling behind. Senior Captain, Jonas Scott describes, “County games are always a big deal and it was of course a great feeling to get the season sweep over North East. We worked on our man to man all week in practice and played it for most of the game. We were happy to see it pay off, holding them to under 40 and having a strong game all around.” Senior Gannon Williams led Bohemia Manor with 16 points, and Arcel Rameriez tallied 12 points. For The Indians, Solomon George and Luke Keefer both allied team-highs of 9 points each. As the basketball season begins coming to an end, this was the final matchup between North East (2-15) and Bohemia Manor (5-13) until the 2022-2023 season.

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

2 A E A S T W R E S T L I N G D UA L S R E G I O N A L C H A M P I O N S H I P

RISING SUN TIGERS END DUAL TOURNEY BID AT STEPHEN DECATUR The Rising Sun Tigers Wrestling Team traveled to Stephen Decatur High School in Berlin, MD on Wednesday for the Regional Semi-Finals and Regional Finals of Class 2A Maryland State Dual Wrestling Tournament. The Rising Sun Tigers looked great in competition showing a lot of promise for the individual tournament coming in a couple weeks but the Dual Tournament is about the entire team. As a team, the Tigers lacked enough wrestlers on their roster to be able to contest every weight class. The Tigers gave up 36 points in 6 forfeits making every other match a must win for the Tigers against a Stephen Decatur team with some excellent talent.

Tyler Garvin, Collin Bell, and Elijah Farr pinned their opponents giving the Tigers 6pts each and Jonathan Horne added 4pts after winning his match by major decision. This gave the Tigers 22 points and Stephen Decatur gained 19 points thru only 2 pins and 3 decisions. However the forfeits would seal the fate of the talented Tiger team giving 36 points to Stephen Decatur and making the final score 55-22 Stephen Decatur went on to the Regional Championship round where they defeated C. Milton Wright 53-16. The Tigers are now preparing for the MPSSAA Wrestling Regional Tournament and the shot at winning some State Championships.

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

Full Results of Regional Duals Semi-Finals Match: 106lb - Tyler Garvin (RSHS) pins Juan Hinojosa 113lb - Aaron August wins by decision Desi McTague (RSHS) 120lb - Jonathan Horne (RSHS) wins by major decision over Liam Hugues 126lb - Reid Caimi wins by forfeit 132lb - Cody Drummond wins by forfeit 138lb - Logan Intreiri wins by forfeit 145lb - Gavin Solito pins Austin Long (RSHS) 152lb - Gavin Kramer wins by forfeit 160lb - Parker Intreiri wins by forfeit 170lb - Noah Reho wins by major decision over Mason Testerman (RSHS) 182lb - Collin Bell (RSHS) pins Jack Quisguard 195lb - Alex Kolivkov wins by forfeit 220lb - Elijah Farr (RSHS) wins Henry Btous HWT - Michael Rayne pins Thomas Whitehurst (RSHS)

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