Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 2 Issue 14 by Cecil County Sports Weekly

Volume 2 Issue 14 Tuesday, April 12, 2022

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COLLEGE SIGNING DAY: Six North East Seniors announce their College Commitments for 2022

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SPORTS WEEKLY

BOYS LACROSSE: Perryville and Rising Sun face off on the turf of Calvert Park

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REGIONAL 7-DAY FORECAST Tuesday

Tue. Night

A morning shower; some sun, warmer POP: 40% Wind: NW 7-14 mph

Wednesday

Partly cloudy POP: 5% Wind: E 3-6 mph

Thursday

Warm with some sun, then clouds POP: 25% Wind: S 4-8 mph

Mostly cloudy, a shower in the p.m. POP: 70% Wind: SSW 6-12 mph

Heating Degree Days

Statistics for the week ending Sat., April 9

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 ..................... 1.66” Total for the month ................... 1.86” Total for the year ....................... 7.55” Normal for the year ................ 11.19”

Weekly Conditions UV Index and RealFeel Temperature®

74 70 74 60 62 54 58 Apr. 12 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Apr. 15 Apr. 16 Apr. 17 Apr. 18 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.

10 10 9

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 The all-time measured wind speed record was set at Mt. Washington, N.H., on April 12, 1934. The wind averaged 186 mph for five minutes and gusted briefly to a record 231 mph. Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2022

High

Sunday

6:44 a 7:40 a 8:27 a 9:07 a 9:42 a 10:16 a 10:53 a

Cloudy

Mostly cloudy

POP: 10% Wind: S 4-8 mph

POP: 25% Wind: WNW 8-16 mph

Occasional afternoon rain POP: 60% Wind: NE 6-12 mph

Newark 71/49

Conowingo 72/50

Low

Elkton 71/50

Havre de Grace Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon.

Monday

Shown is Tuesday’s weather. Oxford Temperatures are Tuesday’s highs 69/49 and Tuesday night’s lows.

Tides Low

Cooler; breezy in the morning POP: 10% Wind: W 8-16 mph

Saturday ...................................... 16 Month to date ........................... 143 Normal month to date .............. 132 Since July 1 ............................. 4119 Normal since July 1 ................. 4207

High

Saturday

The Region

Almanac Temperature High for the week ......................... 62° Low for the week .......................... 33° Normal high .................................. 61° Normal low .................................... 40° Average temperature ................ 49.1° Normal average temperature .... 50.6° Temperature departure .............. -1.5°

Friday

1:00 a 6:31 p 12:21 p 1:51 a 7:30 p 1:31 p 2:36 a 8:24 p 2:35 p 3:15 a 9:13 p 3:32 p 3:52 a 9:59 p 4:24 p 4:27 a 10:43 p 5:13 p 5:03 a 11:27 p 6:01 p

Perryville 71/49

Brookside 71/49 Chesapeake City 71/49

Red Point 70/52

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

6:28 a 7:21 a 8:10 a 8:56 a 9:41 a 10:25 a 11:09 a

1:37 a 7:02 p 2:19 a 7:54 p 2:58 a 8:41 p 3:34 a 9:24 p 4:08 a 10:05 p 4:40 a 10:47 p 5:13 a 11:31 p

1:03 p 2:06 p 3:04 p 3:58 p 4:51 p 5:44 p 6:39 p

Aberdeen 70/51 Middletown 71/51

Town Point Wharf Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon.

6:18 a 12:25 a 6:43 p 12:15 p 7:10 a 1:17 a 7:38 p 1:17 p 8:00 a 2:01 a 8:30 p 2:15 p 8:46 a 2:40 a 9:17 p 3:08 p 9:30 a 3:16 a 10:03 p 3:59 p 10:13 a 3:52 a 10:48 p 4:49 p 10:56 a 4:30 a 11:33 p 5:40 p

Sun and Moon The Sun Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The Moon Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Rise 6:34 a.m. 6:32 a.m. 6:31 a.m. 6:29 a.m. 6:28 a.m. 6:26 a.m. 6:25 a.m. Rise 2:11 p.m. 3:16 p.m. 4:23 p.m. 5:31 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 7:52 p.m. 9:07 p.m.

Set 7:39 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:41 p.m. 7:42 p.m. 7:43 p.m. 7:44 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Set 4:16 a.m. 4:47 a.m. 5:15 a.m. 5:41 a.m. 6:06 a.m. 6:31 a.m. 6:59 a.m.

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Apr 30

May 8

Galena 72/52

City

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Appleton 71/49/pc Arundel 71/50/pc Bainbridge 71/49/pc Conowingo 72/50/pc Chesapeake City 71/49/pc Elk Mills 72/52/pc Elkton 71/50/pc Perryville 71/49/pc White Hall 71/51/pc Zion 69/49/pc

74/58/pc 73/60/pc 72/59/pc 71/57/pc 72/59/pc 72/60/pc 73/60/pc 72/59/pc 75/63/pc 73/58/pc

76/50/c 76/51/c 76/48/c 75/48/c 77/51/c 76/50/c 77/50/c 76/48/c 74/48/pc 74/49/sh

64/44/c 65/48/pc 63/45/c 61/45/c 63/44/c 63/45/c 62/44/c 63/45/c 61/44/pc 61/42/c

65/48/c 64/47/pc 63/48/c 63/49/c 64/48/c 63/48/c 64/47/c 63/48/c 63/46/c 61/46/c

59/43/c 57/43/c 57/40/c 56/42/c 59/42/pc 58/39/pc 59/41/pc 57/40/c 56/40/c 55/40/c

56/39/r 56/42/r 53/38/r 52/39/r 56/38/r 54/38/t 56/37/r 53/38/r 52/37/r 51/37/r

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

JACOB WHITEMAN

ANNA RANDO

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NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

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PANTHERS TRACK TEAM

North East Senior Pitcher Jacob Whiteman returns to the Athlete of the Week page again this week after helping his team defeat the North Harford Hawks.

Anna Rando had a great week on the track and field events as the Panthers traveled to Havre de Grace. Anna finished 1st in three events... the 100m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles, and the Long Jump where she set a personal record with a jump of 13’.

Whiteman hit a 7th Inning Home Run this week to tie the game for North East. Whiteman has been just as phenomenal at the plate as he has been on the mound this season.

Anna also finished 3rd in Triple jump with a distance of 25’2 which was a personal record for her. This week Perryville will participate in the Cecil County Championships on Thursday at Bohemia Manor High School.

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TRACK AND FIELD : PERRYVILLE vs HAVRE DE GRACE

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Men’s Results

Perryville Track Results Only 100 Meters 13. Nick Strong 15. Dakota Kelly 17. Sydney Phillips 18. Hasani Baynes 18. Andrew Hernandez 22. Omar Njie 24. Tayshaun Johnson 24. Nicolas Hungerford 28. Charles Bowling 29. Holden Coe 30. Josiah Rose 31. Trae Minker 200 Meters 7. Rocky Ramsland 9. Sydney Phillips 10. Nick Strong 10. Bohdan Hamson 10. Tayvin Griffin 14. Chase Freburger 15. Andrew Hernandez 20. Josiah Rose 24. Omar Njie 28. Tayshaun Johnson 28. Trae Minker 33. Kenneth Hostetter

12.0 PR 12.2 PR 12.3 12.4 PR 12.4 PR 12.8 PR 12.9 PR 12.9 PR 13.1 13.3 PR 13.4 PR 13.7 24.9 PR 25.1 PR 25.3 PR 25.3 25.3 PR 25.9 PR 26.0 27.6 PR 27.8 PR 29.0 PR 29.0 31.2 PR

400 Meters 5. Brady Martin 6. Matt Grahe 15. Gabe Phillips 18. Kenneth Hostetter

55.7 PR 57.0 SR 1:07.7 PR 1:21.5

800 Meters 3. Matt Grahe 16. John Cummins

2:19.9 2:40.8 SR

1600 Meters 5. Gabe Phillips 13. Aiden Willis 14. Jordan Ulmer 110m Hurdles - 39" 1. Ty Stiffler 8. Jaiden Proctor 9. Lucas Johnson 300m Hurdles - 36" 1. Ty Stiffler 7. Lucas Johnson 8. Jaiden Proctor

SCENES FROM PERRYVILLE/HAVRE DE GRACE TRACK MEET PHOTOS BY MIKAL HADDOX

5:32.5 PR 6:46.8 PR 6:55.8 PR 18.2 23.0 PR 23.1 43.7 SR 48.9 PR 51.8 PR

4x100 Relay 2. Charles Bowling, Sydney Phillips, Omar Njie, Aiden Blankenship 47.0 3.Rocky Ramsland, Ty Stiffler, Tayvin Griffin, Andrew Hernandez 48.1 4. Nick Strong, Hasani Baynes, Chase Freburger, Bohdan Hamson 48.3 4x200 Relay 3. Matt Grahe, Logan Shaw, Brady Martin, Chase Freburger 1:42.9 4. Charles Bowling, Nicolas Hungerford, Josiah Rose, Brody Malone 1:44.8 5. Trae Minker, Tayshaun Johnson, Dakota Kelly, Holden Coe 1:58.1 4x400 Relay 4. Matt Grahe, Logan Shaw, Brady Martin, Ty Stiffler 3:52.4 4x800 Relay 3. Gabe Phillips, Cooper M eekins, John Cummins, Jordan Ulmer 11:15.3 Shot Put - 12lb 3. Cameron Malone 9. Thomas Christian 11. Charles Bowling 14. Sydney Phillips 15. Cesko Ohwevwo 16. Tim Bartram 17. Dakota Van Der Werff 22. Adrian Ohwevwo

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5 Women’s Results

Perryville Track Results Only 100 Meters 5. Sophia Salvatore 13.9 PR 6. Savannah Bennett 14.0 PR 10. Genesis Green 17.8 PR 11. Alayjha Butcher 19.3 PR 200 Meters 6. Sophia Salvatore 30.2 PR 8. Savannah Bennett 31.0 PR 400 Meters 4. Hayden O'brien 1:12.1 PR 5. Sophia Salvatore 1:12.2 PR 7. Lilyana Heuisler 1:16.4 PR 8. Ariana Stanton 1:18.0 PR 9. Julia Biggers 1:20.0 PR 11. Rosi Diaz 1:28.3 800 Meters 5. Hayden O'brien 3:04.3 PR 7. Lilyana Heuisler 3:18.5 PR 8. Julia Biggers 3:32.5 SR 9. Rosi Diaz 3:42.9 PR 100m Hurdles - 33" 1. Anna Rando 18.6 SR 300m Hurdles - 30" 1. Anna Rando 51.8 SR 4x200 Relay 2. Annyah Willis, Julia May, Genesis Green, Alayjha Butcher 2:31.6 4x800 Relay 2. Hayden O'Brien, Julia Biggers Ariana Stanton, Rosi Diaz 13:34.1 Shot Put - 4kg 7. Julia May 16' 2 Discus - 1kg 3. Julia May 50' 3 High Jump 2. Ariana Stanton 4' 2 PR Pole Vault 1. Lilyana Heuisler Long Jump 1. Anna Rando 7. Annyah Willis Triple Jump 3. Anna Rando

Men’s Results Continued Perryville Track Results Only

Discus - 1.6kg 3. Cameron Malone 12. Holden Coe 14. Cesko Ohwevwo 15. Dakota Van Der Werff 17. Adrian Ohwevwo High Jump 1. Connor Racine 6. JaSean Miranda

92' 6 65' 2 PR 56' 1 47' 10 46' 10 PR 5' 6 4' 10

Pole Vault 3. Rocky Ramsland 3. Chase Freburger

7' 6 7' 6

Long Jump 1. Rocky Ramsland 4. Tayvin Griffin 6. JaSean Miranda 8. Jaiden Proctor 10. Lucas Johnson 11. Nicolas Hungerford 14. Bohdan Hamson

18' 8 PR 17' 1 16' 6 15' 0 PR 13' 9 13' 5 PR 11' 8.5

Triple Jump 1. Connor Racine 3. Lucas Johnson 6. JaSean Miranda 7. Bohdan Hamson

35' 6 PR 34' 0 PR 30' 10 29' 3 SR

7' 6 13' 0 PR 10' 5 PR 25' 2 PR

SOFTBALL : NORTH EAST vs NORTH HARFORD

STRANGE BUT TRUE By Lucie Winborne

* Now, here’s a good reason not to neglect checking your spam email folder from time to time: A Michigan woman bought a lottery ticket online but forgot about it until, opening said folder days later in search of a missing message, discovered that she’d won $3 million. * In 1985, a sting operation dubbed Operation Flagship mailed letters offering free tickets for Washington Redskins games to fugitive criminals. More than 100 arrests resulted, including two of America’s top 10 most wanted. * Domino’s Pizza Group has its own registered Tartan in its brand hues of red, white and blue. * In 2007, Ben Carpenter got the most terrifying ride of his life when his wheelchair’s handles were caught in the grill of a semi-trailer. Carpenter was pushed for several miles at a speed of over 60 mph before a pair of police officers followed the truck to its place of business and informed the stunned driver. The chair’s wheels had to be replaced, but Ben survived without injury. * FedEx’s founder nearly bankrupted his company with a Las Vegas trip, in which he used the corporation’s last $5,000 to play blackjack. Fortunately, he managed to turn the sum into $27,000 and keep things running until he obtained more funding. * The movie “Babe” required one animatronic and 48 real pigs, due to their rapid growth rate. * Remember playing “Simon Says” in your youth? In France, it’s “Jack Says”; in Norway “The King Commands”; in Japan “Teacher Says” and in Ireland “O’Grady Says.” * In 1920, Anoka, Minnesota, became the first U.S. city to put on a Halloween celebration, in an effort to distract kids from playing Halloween pranks. (c) 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.

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NORTH EAST RALLIES TO BEAT NORTH HARFORD 5-4

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BARBIN BESTS FIELD IN TOUGH CONDITIONS, WALLACE THIRD IN PHILLY JUNIOR TOUR EVENT

By Andrew Barbin

While the calendar says it’s spring, it certainly did not feel that way on Sunday, where Chesapeake Bay Golf Club hosted its annual stop with the Philadelphia Junior Tour. It was a grind all day with extremely chilly, windy, and wet conditions, but Cecil County’s golf talent still took care of business. This event marked the first time reigning Delaware Boys State Champion Evan Barbin and reigning Maryland Boys 1A/2A State Champion Noah Wallace have competed in the same event since the 2020 Chesapeake Bay Golf Club Junior Club Championship, where Barbin set the Chesapeake Bay Golf Club course record with a 9-under 62. This was also both Cecil County standouts’ first tournament of their 2022 season, and despite a rough outing, Barbin and Wallace continued to finish at the top of the leaderboard. Despite shooting his worst competitive score in two years, Elk Neck resident Evan Barbin managed to win by two strokes over New Jer-

sey’s Joseph Fargnoli. The Red Lion Christian Academy senior and Liberty University commit was also three shots clear of North East’s Noah Wallace, who tied with Blue Bell’s Kevin Lafond for bronze medal honors. This performance was also one of Wallace’s worst scores in recent memory as well. Look for both golfers to continue to shake off the rust and continue their dominance over the local circuit for the rest of the year! Karina Serio also took first place in the girls’ 16-18 division, notching yet another win under the Tome sophomore’s belt on the local circuit. Other notable Cecil County golfers competing were Chesapeake Bay GC member Zack Sullivan, as well as Bo Manor sophomore Braden Paris. Both golfers took home very respectable top 10 finishes in their Philly Junior Tour debuts.

BASEBALL : PERRYVILLE vs ELKTON

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

PANTHERS TAKE DOWN GOLDEN ELKS 11-2 PERRYVILLE - The Perryville Panthers Varsity Baseball Team made a statement behind the pitching of starter, Senior Rafe Adams. Adams pitched 6 2/3 innings of baseball recording 8 strikeouts and allowing just 4 hits as the Panthers Baseball team defeated the Elkton Golden Elks 11 – 2 on Tuesday night. Offensively for the Panthers freshman catch-

er Michael Candy recorded 3 RBI’s and scored a run. Senior James Able had 4 RBI’s and also scored a run in the victory. Additionally freshman DH Pierce Sponaugle scored 3 runs in the effort. The team improved their record to 5 – 1 with the win. On Wednesday the Panthers traveled to divisional rival Havre De Grace and finished with a

5-2 win. While rain made many games across the region postpone, the Panthers continued their hot streak traveling to Edgewood where they ended the week with another big win knocking off the Rams by a score of 9-1. Monday, April 11 the Panthers will host the Aberdeen Eagles who are struggling with a 2-6 start on their season.

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BOYS LACROSSE : NORTH EAST vs RISING SUN

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TENNIS : PERRYVILLE vs HAVRE DE GRACE

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PERRYVILLE TENNIS HOSTS HAVRE DE GRACE

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TRACK AND FIELD : RISING SUN vs EDGEWOOD

11 SportsQuiz By Ryan A. Berenz 1. In 1955, what catcher and outfielder became the first Black player in New York Yankees history?

RISING SUN, ELKTON COMPETE AT EDGEWOOD TRACK MEET Written by Amanda Callaghan and Katie Callaghan

EDGEWOOD - Last Wednesday, April 6th, marked another season track meet for Elkton and Rising Sun. Hosted at Edgewood High School against Elkton and Rising Sun, it was the last chance for these teams to compete before Cecil County Championships. On the Boys' side of the meet, Rising Sun finished second with 54 points, while Elkton finished third with 48 points. Kyrie Tyson of Elkton placed second in the 100m dash (11.25). Douglas McGonigle of Elkton placed third in the 200m dash (24.14) as well as second in the 300m hurdles. Hugean Greer of Elkton placed third in the 400m dash (56.28). Matt McKay of Rising Sun placed second in the 800m (2:15.93). John Ferry of Rising Sun placed third in the 1600m (5:00.78) as well as first in the 3200m (12:18.58). Carl Williams-Cohen of Rising Sun won first in the 110m hurdles (18.62) followed by teammate Aiden Emmel in third (20.49). Jayden Nichols of Elkton won the Shot

Put with a throw of 38 feet 6 inches, followed by Ian Brown of Elkton coming in second (38’ 3) and Austin Horton of Rising Sun coming in third (33’ 10). Ian Brown of Elkton also won first in the Discus, throwing 128 feet 1 inch. Garrett Rees of Rising Sun placed second in the Discus (112 ‘4) and Jayden Nichols of Elkton placed third (101’ 7). Nathaniel Oladele won first in the High Jump, clearing 5 feet 4 inches. Brigdon Bishop of Rising Sun, also clearing 5 feet 4 inches, placed second, and Jared Adams of Elkton won third (5’ 2). Rising Sun swept the Pole Vault, with Dylan Zahn winning first (8’ 6), Sam Martin placing second (8’ 0) and Logan Zahn placing third (8’ 0). Eli Weston and Dillon Lukeiweski of Rising Sun both tied for second in the Long Jump (16 6’). Mehki Lockhart of Elkton won first in the triple jump (35’ 2.5), and Josh Pace of Rising Sun placed third (33’ 0). On the Girls’ side of the meet, Rising Sun came in first with 88.5 points, followed by Elkton in third with 39 points. Sage North of Elkton placed second in the 100m dash (13.27), followed by Laynee Eyman of Rising Sun in third (13.46). Sytieia Brown placed second in the 200m dash (27.96) as

well as first in the Discus (102’ 6). MyAven Ewing won third in the 200m dash (28.49). Rising Sun swept the 400m dash, with Amanda Callaghan winning first (1:03.58), Katelyn Lacey placing second (1:05.2), and Katie Callaghan placing third (1:05.43). Lily Miller of Elkton placed third in the 800m (2:44.15) as well as second in the 1600m (5:49.4). Amanda Callaghan of Rising Sun placed third in the 1600m (5:55.22) and first in the High Jump (4’ 4). Kaitlin Perry of Rising Sun won first in the 3200m (14:00.59). Rising Sun also swept the 100m hurdles, earning places first through sixth with Ella Cost winning first (18.11), Meridith Hovatter placing second (20.08), Eva Weston placing third (20.34), Mackenzie Shepard placing fourth (20.43), Reena Patel placing fifth (20.58), and Tanna Bishop placing sixth (20.92). Emily Wishart of Rising Sun won first in the 300m hurdles (53.84), followed by Gyselle Lopez of Elkton in second (56.00) and Meredith Hovatter in third (58.35). Rising Sun won all four of the relays, with their 4x100 team running a 53.28 (Kaitlyn Martin, Caroline Mercer, Carley McCardell, Laynee Eyman), their 4x200 running a 1:55.28 (Kaitlin Martin, Caroline Mer-

cer, Laynee Eyman, Maddie Cleary), their 4x400 running a 4:27.5 (Katie Callaghan, Anna Callaghan, Katelyn Lacey, Amanda Callaghan), and their 4x800 running a 10:56.00 (Anna Callaghan, Eve Poteet, Katelyn Lacey, Katie Callaghan). Elkton swept the Shot Put with Sytieia Brown winning first (36’ 5), Jada Obegi placing second (31’ 9), and Kendall Gitau placing third (24’ 2). Caroline Mercer of Rising Sun placed second in the Discus (95’ 8) and Jada Obegi of Elkton placed third (93’ 9). Carley McCardell of Rising Sun won second in the Pole Vault (7’ 0). Katelyn Lacey of Rising Sun won the Long Jump (14’ 3), followed by her teammate Reena Patel in third (11’ 7). Katie Callaghan of Rising Sun won the Triple Jump (29’ 7) followed by Maddie Cleary of Rising Sun in second (27’ 9.5). Congratulations to all of the athletes who competed at the meet! Track fans and athletes, get ready because next week is Cecil County Championships! The best runners from around the county will gather to run against top competition for the County title. The meet is sure to be a blast at the beautiful Bo Manor Track! PHOTOS BY HEATHER REES

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Celebrate Athletics' HOF Class of 2020 Induction was delayed two years due to the pandemic

NORTH EAST, Md. – Cecil College will hold its Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday, April 23, with seven of its icons recognized. The Class of 2020 includes pioneers who all had a hand in the Cecil athletic programs’ creation, development, and growth. These individuals will be honored as the Class of 2020 as the ceremony was originally planned for two weeks after the pandemic lockdown. The Hall of Fame committee, made up of alumni, current coaches, and staff, will bestow honors upon Paul Bauer, Debra (Bowers) Fitzgerald, Barbara (Howell) Monger, Rashad Brooks, Dwayne “DJ” Wootson, Michael McCardell, and Wayne Franklin, at the ceremony honoring the Class of 2020. The induction ceremony will be held in the Physical Education Complex on the North East Campus. Also being honored that evening is Baseball Coach Charles “Charlie” O’Brien for his induction into the NJCAA Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame! The purpose of the Cecil College Athletics Hall of Fame is to honor individ-

uals who, through participation, support or interest, have made outstanding contributions or brought recognition to the athletic programs of Cecil College. Members of the public and campus community are asked to join Cecil College Athletics in celebrating these individuals. The accolades of this year’s class include:

A professor of philosophy and social sciences, Paul Bauer’s devotion to the success of student-athletes during his career at Cecil College was second to none. His belief in the impact of athletics on a student’s success in the classroom and life was evident when he established the Ted and Mary Bauer Softball Scholarship in

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memory of his parents. His influence reached beyond Cecil College as he taught each student-athlete inducted this year.

Debra Fitzgerald was a foursport athlete at then Cecil Community College from 1978-1980, earning an Associate of Arts in Business Management. She competed in the volleyball, basketball, bowling, and softball programs, earning Most Valuable Player honors both years on the softball diamond and at the net for the volleyball team in 1979, along with Athlete of the Year in 1980. Upon graduation, she continued her career with the Seahawks as a volleyball and softball programs coach. She went on to coach volleyball at Goldey Beacom College in Delaware.

A native of North East, Md., Barbara Monger was a three-sport athlete at then Cecil Community College, having turned down a scholarship to American University to remain close to home. During the 1978 and 1979 seasons, she competed in the women’s basketball program, softball squad, and volleyball team. Monger received multiple post-season honors, including All-NJCAA Second Team in volleyball, All-Region XX Second Team twice for basketball, and All-Region XX Second Team twice for softball. She currently lives in Rising Sun, having had a 37-year career with the Department of the Army at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Rashad Brooks was a standout on the men’s basketball team from 1996-1999, having red-shirted one season. He was a 1,000 point scorer for the Seahawks while averaging 17.5 points per game, 4.9 rebounds, and 5.9 assists over 61 games. In the post-season, he was honored with First Team

also selected to the NJCAA All-American team, highlighting his being named Cecil College Outstanding Male Athlete. He was drafted in the tenth round and went on to be signed as a free agent by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1981.

All-Maryland JUCO, All-Region XX, and Third Team All-American. He returned to Cecil College in 2009 to coach the Seahawks for three seasons, accumulating a 79-18 record and guiding Cecil to a sixth-place finish at the NJCAA National Tournament.

Dwayne “DJ” Wootson was the iron man for the Seahawks during the mid-90s and became the all-time leading scorer at Cecil College. Scoring 1,519 points in 62 games over two seasons, Wootson averaged 24.5 points along with 5.3 assists and 3.5 rebounds. In the 1998-1999 season, he was named First Team All-Maryland JUCO, Second Team All-Region XX, and All-Tournament Team at the NJCAA National Tournament.

Michael McCardell was a standout in the Seahawks’ baseball program, drafted by the Cincinnati Reds organization. During his freshman season at Cecil, he earned All-Maryland JUCO honors and was named to the All-Region XX team. The following season, he was again honored as one of the top players in Maryland JUCO and Region XX. He was

Wayne Franklin is a North East High School graduate who played for Cecil College before competing at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County. The Los Angeles Dodgers drafted Franklin in the 36th round of the 1996 amateur draft. His Major League debut was July 24, 2000, with the Houston Astros, and he played for five teams over six years. His MLB record was 11-16 with a 5.54 ERA.

Charles “Charlie” O’Brien’s presence throughout the tristate region goes far beyond the chalk lines on the baseball field. With more than 20 years of NJCAA coaching experience, O’Brien has made a difference in the lives of hundreds of students through support long after they have left Cecil College. At Keystone College in northern Pennsylvania, his teams won 136 games before returning to Cecil County in 1995. Under his guidance, the Seahawks have accumulated 586 victories, earning him the Maryland Junior College Conference Baseball Coach of the Year award three times. He was also a three-time recipient of the NJCAA Region XX Coach of the Year and the 2011 NJCAA Northeast District Coach of the Year.

BOYS LACROSSE : RISING SUN vs PERRYVILLE

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PANTHERS DEFEAT TIGERS 14-9

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BOYS LACROSSE : RISING SUN vs PERRYVILLE

Under$tandingCredit By: Alexis McKinney, 13 year banker

Many of you are smack dab in the middle of making a huge life decision; What do I do with my life after High School? I remember that feeling like it was yesterday! Many of you will be going to college, joining the workforce or possibly even joining our nation’s military. All these things, and everything in between, are honorable and exciting prospects. One thing I wish I would have understood better while I was transitioning from full time student to full time “adulting” was CREDIT. What is credit? How do I use it? What is good credit? Well, the best way to understand credit is to start with the basics; Character, Capacity, Capital, Condition and Collateral.

Character: This is a borrower’s willingness to payback borrowed money. This is determined mainly by reviewing a person’s payment history and their overall credit score. Check out the image below to see what the ranges of credit scores look like.

Capacity: This would be someone’s ability to meet all their current financial obligations

plus the obligation of any loan payment they would be applying for. This is when a lender looks at Debt To Income (DTI). DTI is calculated by taking Monthly Payments / Monthly Income. For example, someone has $2500 in monthly take home income with $1025 in monthly expenses. The equation would look like this; $1025 / $2500 = 0.41 or a 41% DTI Ratio.

Capital: Also known as cash on hand and ready to be used. This could be the total amount of money you have in bank accounts and can prove by providing bank statements.

Condition: This is when a lender needs to take any economic factors into consideration

(positive or negative). Lenders like to understand the purpose of the loan to ensure it make sense with the amount, term and type of collateral proposed for the loan. Speaking of collateral…

Collateral: This is when property or goods such as a car or even cash is put up to secure the loan request and help mitigate risk to the lender. However, the borrower needs to understand that if they fail to repay the loan, the collateral (or asset) will be taken or forfeited to the lender to repay the debt. When looking at collateral, some lenders will only lend up to a certain percentage of the assets value. For example; you want to buy a car. The car is worth $10,000 and the lender will only finance up to 80% of the value. The equation looks like this; $10,000 x 0.80 = $8,000. The lender will only finance $8,000 and you would have to have a down payment of $2,000 in order to purchase that $10,000 car. I hope this has given you a good start in understanding credit. I wish you all the best of luck in your future endeavors!

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TRIVIA TEST By Fifi Rodriguez

1. HUMAN ANATOMY: How many miles of blood vessels does the average human have? 2. GEOGRAPHY: What degree is assigned to the International Date Line? 3. MOVIES: Which Looney Tunes character’s catchphrase is “You’re despicable”? 4. ADVERTISING: What was the name of the grocery owner in the Charmin bath tissue ads of the 1960s-80s? 5. U.S. STATES: What is the only state to have one syllable in its name?

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6. CHEMISTRY: What is the only letter that doesn’t appear in the periodic table? 7. MYTHOLOGY: How many gods and goddesses were said to live on Mount Olympus?

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8. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which president was the last to serve without a college degree?

Havre de Grace

12-2

Rising Sun

7-3

9. LITERATURE: Celie is a character in which 1982 novel?

North Harford

15-7

10. TELEVISION: Which musical TV drama takes place at William McKinley High School?

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Patterson Mill

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Harford Tech

2-0

Bel Air

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North Harford

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SOFTBALL : RISING SUN vs QUEEN ANNE’S

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17 RISING SUN TIGERS STATS LINEUP

RELYING ON FAITH

LADY TIGERS TOP QUEEN ANNE’S LIONS 6-1 CENTREVILLE - The Rising Sun Lady Tigers (6-1) traveled to Queen Anne’s County High School for a make-up game against the defending 2A State Champions on Saturday. The Lions had six of their championship team graduate last year so the young Lions team had their hands full against a tough Tigers squad focused on getting to College Park this year.

Junior Faith McCullough completed five strong innings in the circle for the Lady Tigers, giving up one run on one hit over five innings, while striking out eight batters. Rising Sun was hitting well with 12 hits in the game. Jordan Lynch, Catherine Meadows, Cadence Williams and Josalyn McMillan all had multiple hits. Lynch led the Tigers with three hits

in four at bats including a solo home run in the third inning. Dixon and Meadows each had a stolen base during the game. The Lady Tigers will face two inter-county teams this week with a road game at North East against the 5-3 Indians on Monday April 11 and a home game against the Bohemia Manor Eagles (2-5) on Thursday.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2022: QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 1

RISING SUN TIGERS

QUEEN ANNE’S LIONS

RBI

J McMillan (2B)

J Lynch (3B)

B Cole (C)

F McCullough (P)

C Williams (P)

S Dixon (SS)

C Meadows (CF)

K Barks (1B, RF)

J Pyle (LF)

A McBride (1B)

TEAM

2B:

C Williams

HR:

J Lynch

TB:

J Lynch 6, C Williams 3, J McMillan 2, C Meadows 2, B Cole 1, F mcCullough 1, S Dixon1

HBP:

S Dixon, K Barks

SB:

S Dixon, C Meadows

CS:

F McCullough

A McBride PITCHING:

F McCullough

5.0

C Williams

2.0

7.0

TEAM Pitches - Strikes: Batters Faced:

F McCullough 93-48, C Williams 27-19 F McCullough 21, C Williams 7

SENIOR COMMITMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

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NORTH EAST INDIANS ALESIA DOCTOR

SOFTBALL NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

SIGNED LETTER OF INTENT TO: GOLDEY BEACOM COLLEGE Seated (L-R): Carly King (Coach), Megan Harris, Gretchen Doctor (Mom), Ben Doctor (Dad)

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FIELD HOCKEY NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

SIGNED LETTER OF INTENT TO: ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE Seated: Jessica Leftridge (Mom), Rob Leftridge (Dad) Standing: Coach Kendie Hudson, Coach Dave Spencer

LANCE RICHARDSON LACROSSE NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

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BOYS LACROSSE : RISING SUN vs PERRYVILLE

SIGNING DAY 2022 CAILYN HAWLEY

SOCCER NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

SIGNED LETTER OF INTENT TO: ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY Standing (L-R): Gavin Hawley (Brother), Matt Roberts (Coach) Seated (L-R): Gordon Hawley (Dad), Diana Hawley (Mom)

JACOB WHITEMAN

BASEBALL NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

SIGNED LETTER OF INTENT TO: TOWSON UNIVERSITY Standing (L-R): Shanna Whiteman (Mom), Faith Whiteman (Sister), Dusty Whiteman (Dad)

CATHERINE ROBERTS SOCCER NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

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CECIL COLLEGE ATHLETICS

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Khalid Gates NJCAA Division II First Team All-American

NORTH EAST, Md. – On the heels of an exceptional season that saw the Cecil College men’s basketball team qualify for the NJCAA National Tournament for the second time in three years, the accolades for Khalid Gates continue to highlight his career with the Seahawks. Gates was recognized once again this week when he was named First Team All-American for NJCAA Division II men’s basketball. “Being selected as NJCAA First Team All-American is a blessing. It means

a lot to me to be recognized as a top player. This was one of the goals I had set on my agenda in the beginning of the season, and I achieved it,” said Gates. Gates is a six-footfive sophomore forward from Washington Academy in the nation’s capital. He was the leading scorer for the Seahawks with 15.6 points per game average. “Khalid is deserving of being named First Team All-American. He was the best player in our Region as recognized by our member

coaches. His performance at the National Tournament solidified his status as one of the best players in NJCAA Division II. I am so happy for him. He has contributed so much to our program, and I look forward to seeing where his next chapter takes him,” said Cecil College head coach Ed Durham. The Seahawks finished the 2021-2022 season with a 27-4 record after winning the Region 20 championship before going on to the national tournament in Danville, Ill. Gates was a member

of both teams that qualified for the national tournament, with the Seahawks placing third in the nation during the 2018-2019 season. The 2020-2021 season was canceled due to the pandemic. Gates, a general studies major, was also named All-Region 20 First Team as he averaged 7.8 rebounds per game along with his scoring average. Gates scored double-digits in 21 games and recorded double-doubles in points and rebounds in nine games this season. He tal-

lied a career-high 31 points against No. 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. He was also named Maryland JUCO and NJCAA Region 20 Division II Player of the Month in January for his outstanding performance. Gates finished his career as a Seahawk with 671 career points, 452 of them coming from the 2021-2022 season. PHOTOS BY SCOTT SERIO

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

CECIL COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION

PARKS & REC CALENDAR

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% SCREENFREE 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.

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

Challenge Island -

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.

Welcome to Slimetopia - an ooey, gooey, squishy, squashy, slippery, stretchy slime-drenched camp extravaganza! Learn the science behind the slime while opening your

What a great Gift Idea, Spend an hour with mom at a Mother's Day Zumbathon! Zumba is an aerobic

Slimetopia S.T.E.A.M Camp

Mother’s Day Zumbathon

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.

COMICS

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COMICS

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