Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 3 Issue 8

CECIL COUNTY SPORTS WEEKLY

VOLUME 3 ISSUE 8

February 28, 2023

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: GUILD MORTGAGE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

MICHAEL MARRA

ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS SWIMMING

Michael swam in the MPSSAA State Swim Finals this past weekend and finished 7th in the 50 yard Freestyle. He earned a spot on the podium and also set a new Elkton High School record in the process.

SYDNEY PHILLIPS

PERRYVILLE PANTHERS TRACK

Sydney Phillips is the 1A Maryland State Champion in Shotput for the Winter Indoor Track Season. His throw of 44 feet 6.5 inches was almost 2 feet further than the second place finisher.

The distance was a personal record for Sydney and a Perryville High School Record.

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SPORTS QUIZ #12345_20230227

FOR RELEASE FEB. 27, 2023

By Ryan A. Berenz

1. The media center at the U.S. Open Tennis tournament is named in honor of what flamboyantly dressed journalist and sportscaster?

2. What 1972 arcade video game from Atari was based on table tennis?

3. Bucky the Bison is the official mascot of what Patriot League university’s athletic programs?

4. What document sold for $4,338,500 at a Sotheby’s auction in December 2010?

5. Name the French road cyclist who won 10 Grand Tour races, including five Tour de France victories, from 1978-85.

6. Former Major League Baseball pitcher Roberto Hernandez went by what name before his visa from the Dominican Republic was discovered to be fraudulent in 2012?

7. According to Abe Simpson (voice of Dan Castellaneta) in a 1995 episode of “The Simpsons,” what NFL great has “a haircut you could set your watch to”?

Answers

1. Bud Collins.

2. “Pong.”

3. Bucknell University.

4. James Naismith’s original rules of basketball.

5. Bernard Hinault.

6. Fausto Carmona.

7. Johnny Unitas.

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GIRLS

BY:

BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES CECIL

BASEBALL SCORES

Tuesday,

CECIL COUNTY SPORTS SCHEDULE

1A East Individual Tournament Region Meet

INDOOR TRACK RESULTS CECIL & HARFORD COUNTY

Tuesday, February 21st

1A Women’s State Championship Bo Manor- 12th place

2A Women’s State Championship Rising Sun- 12th place Harford Tech- 18th place Fallston- 22nd place North Harford- 26th place North East- 29th place

1A Men’s State Championship Perryville- 6th place Bo Manor- 20th place Havre de Grace- 24th place

2A Men’s State Championship Harford Tech- Tied 16th place Rising Sun- 25th place Fallston- 32nd place

Wednesday, February 22nd

3A Women’s State Championship

Edgewood- Tied 23rd place

Bel Air- Tied 23rd place

C. Milton Wright- Tied 33rd place

3A Men’s State Championship

Bel Air- Tied 20th place

Aberdeen- Tied 20th place

C. Milton Wright- 28th place

site) Cecil College @ WVU Potomac 6:00pm

GIRLS BASKETBALL State Quarterfinals TBD (game played at higher seed’s site)

WRESTLING

MPSSAA State Boys Tournament Show Palace, Waldorf, MD

Saturday, March 4th

BASEBALL Hagerstown CC @ Cecil College Dpuble Header 12:00pm/2:30pm

Saturday, February 25th

106: Connor Birth (Havre De Grace) 16-6, Fr. over Aiden Fodel (Fallston) 22-10, Fr. (Fall 1:58)

113: Mason Boyd (North East) 26-9, Fr. over Zaden Tablan (Harford Technical) 15-8, Fr. (Fall 2:38)

120: Logan Barkey (Harford Technical) 28-4, Jr. over Jorselen Gabriel (Colonel Richardson) 16-5, Sr. (Fall 5:44)

126: Chase Rondone (Bohemia Manor) 36-1, Sr. over David Willis (Cambridge-South Dorchester) 20-7, Sr. (Fall 1:25)

132: Sam Souil (Colonel Richardson) 19-3, Sr. over Kyler Brown (Perryville) 21-9, Jr. (Fall 3:18)

138: Quincy Gash (Harford Technical) 31-2, Sr. over Zach Alkhatib (Patterson Mill) 18-16, Jr. (Fall 1:36)

145: Ben Ziervogel (Fallston) 24-4, Sr. over Michael Kelly (Perryville) 16-11, Sr. (Dec 5-1)

152: Kevin Mendez (Harford Technical) 20-2, Sr. over Noah Beck (Bohemia Manor) 29-9, Sr. (MD 10-2)

160: Kameron Schank (North East) 19-8, Jr. over Godfred Acheampong (Harford Technical) 20-11, Sr. (Fall 3:02)

170: Charlie Turney (Harford Technical) 28-7, Jr. over Anthony Weiss (Cambridge-South Dorchester) 24-6, Sr. (Fall 1:22)

182: Ethan Doctor (North East) 33-2, Sr. over Gavin Thompson (Harford Technical) 14-10, Jr. (Fall 3:41)

195: Kelvin Mendez (Harford Technical) 26-0, Sr. over James Paylor (North East) 13-7, Sr. (Fall 1:58)

220: Robert Okougbo (Harford Technical) 27-5, Sr. over Lesly Fleurissaint (Colonel Richardson) 18-8, Sr. (Fall 4:00)

285: Austin Alexander (Colonel Richardson) 25-1, Jr. over Ethan Arno (Fallston) 19-5, Sr. (Fall 0:58)

2A East Individual Tournament Region Meet

106: Tyler Garvin (Rising Sun) 39-0, So. over Kane Bowers (C. Milton Wright) 31-4, Fr. (TF-1.5 3:23 (18-3)

120: Cruz Cespedes (North Harford) 37-0, Jr. over Jack Hooks (Kent Island) 33-6, Jr. (Dec 5-0)

160: Noah Reho (Stephen Decatur) 35-0, Sr. over Carter Goscinski (C. Milton Wright) 27-7, Sr. (Fall 1:24)

170: Mason Testerman (Rising Sun) 37-4, So. over Giuseppe Mellinger (Kent Island) 31-8, So. (Fall 2:55)

182: Eli Sellinger (Parkside) 35-0, Sr. over Andrew Van Syckle (C. Milton Wright) 22-5, Sr. (Fall 2:16)

220: Elijah Farr (Rising Sun) 28-6, Fr. over Henry Brous (Stephen Decatur) 23-8, Sr. (Dec 10-5)

3A North Individual Tournament Region Meet

106: Cole Bursk (Bel Air) 10-13, Fr. over () , . (Bye)

113: Jonathan Booker (Edgewood) 17-9, Sr. over Kelly Bailey (Kenwood) 31-5, Jr. (Dec 3-2)

120: Matt Oliver (Edgewood) 17-9, Sr. over Austin Bacot (Bel Air) 24-7, Jr. (Fall 2:20)

126: Ky-El Ali (Woodlawn) 18-0, Jr. over Manny Lucas (Bel Air) 29-4, Jr. (MD 12-4)

132: Gavin McDowell (Bel Air) 31-1, Jr. over Chase Lineberry (Aberdeen) 21-13, Fr. (MD 17-5)

138: Chris Nice (Bel Air) 24-4, So. over Noah Richard (Towson) 20-5, Sr. (Fall 3:00)

145: Marc Taylor (Kenwood) 29-3, Sr. over Graden Hughes (Bel Air) 24-7, Sr. (MD 11-3)

152: Daniel Cross (Bel Air) 23-3, Sr. over Bashiru Soko (Baltimore Polytechnic Institute) 23-5, Sr. (MD 10-0)

160: Sorensen Wynn (Baltimore Polytechnic Institute) 22-3, Jr. over Taran Johnson (Bel Air) 21-9, Jr. (Fall 1:15)

195: Justin Briscoe (Woodlawn) 17-0, Sr. over Cade Zengel (Bel Air) 27-5, Jr. (Fall 1:36)

220: Oluwademila Omopariola (Woodlawn) 21-2, Jr. over Ian Nitz (Bel Air) 23-9, So. (Fall 2:31)

285: Garrett Mackenzie (Towson) 17-11, . over Jasanveer Aulahk (Bel Air) 23-9, Sr. (Fall 2:44)

BOYS BASKETBALL State Quarterfinals TBD (game played at higher seed’s site)

WRESTLING

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ELKTON AND RISING SUN SWIMMERS COMPETE IN STATE FINALS

BELTSVILLE - Swimmers from Rising Sun High and Elkton High School traveled to the University of Maryland this past weekend to compete in the MPSSAA State Swim Meet.

It was the final high school swim for Seniors Sarah Clawson, Sadie Cooper and Michael Marra of Elkton and Landon Reese of Rising Sun.

Michael Marra ended his Senior Season with a podium finish placing seventh in the the 50 yard freestyle and setting a new Elkton High School record in the process.

Elkton High School had four school records broken

at the State Meet this year. In addition to Marra’s 50yd finish, the Golden Elks set new records in the Boys 200yd Medley Relay, the Boys 100 freestyle and the Boys 100 backstroke.

The new Elkton 100yd freestyle record was set by Sophomore Jacob Cline. Michael Marra set the new Eklton 100yd backstroke record. His ninth place finish was just three tenths of a second from getting him his second podium finish for the evening.

Freshmen Cara Pennington and Beau Kammerzelt made their first State Finals appearance with Relay and Individual events.

photos by Susan Burkholder

Eight Cecil Wrestlers Advance to State Finals on March 3-4

CENTREVILLE, MD - The Rising Sun Tigers Wrestling program is one of the top in the 2A division right now with four wrestlers consistently taking the top podium spot each week.

At the MPSSAA 2A-1A Regionals this past weekend four Tigers grabbed the top spot as a total of nine Cecil Wrestlers punched their ticket to go to the State Tournament in Upper Marlboro.

Fresh off of winning the UCBAC Championships, Tyler Garvin, Zach Garvin, Mason Testerman and Elijah Farr place first in the Regional Tournament. This is a return trip for all but Zach Garvin who is a freshman and headed to the State Tournament for the first time. Zach was the JR Wrestling State Champion in 2022 before coming to Rising Sun. His older brother Tyler is the 2022 2A State Champion and a National Champion.

Mason Testerman and Elijah Farr are returning to the State Tournament again where they hope to top their performance last year when Testerman placed third and

Farr placed fifth. Adan Stewart and Xzavier Brown will also join their teammates in Upper Marlboro after placing in the top 4 on Saturday.

Bohemia Manor’s Josh Allen and Perryville’s Kyler Brown will also be representing Cecil County in the Tournament.

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1st Place - Elijah Collick of Stephen Decatur

2nd Place - Kane Desch of C. Milton Wright

3rd Place - Landon Shanks of Queen Anne`s

4th Place - Adan Stewart of Rising Sun

5th Place - Hunter Pettorossi of North East

6th Place - Akbarjon Adkhamjonov of Patterson Mill

113

1st Place - Tyler Garvin of Rising Sun

2nd Place - Tommy Blankenship of North Harford

3rd Place - Aaron Leggett of Wicomico

4th Place - Juan Hinojosa of Stephen Decatur

5th Place - Cameron Greene of Parkside

6th Place - Zaden Tablan of Harford Technical

120

1st Place - Tremaine Jackson of Queen Anne`s

2nd Place - Jack Hooks of Kent Island

3rd Place - Xzavier Brown of Rising Sun

4th Place - Ryan Payne of Parkside

5th Place - Aaron August of Stephen Decatur

6th Place - Mitchell Nguyen of C. Milton Wright

126

1st Place - Reid Caimi of Stephen Decatur

2nd Place - Logan Barkey of Harford Technical

3rd Place - Kyler Brown of Perryville

4th Place - Colby Jones of Parkside

5th Place - Will Conley of Queen Anne`s

6th Place - Tyler Henderson of Rising Sun

132

1st Place - Logan Intrieri of Stephen Decatur

2nd Place - Cruz Cespedes of North Harford

3rd Place - Scottie Ford of Kent County

4th Place - Gregory Couch of Kent Island

5th Place - Mason Boyd of North East

6th Place - Mason Albright of Queen Anne`s

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1st Place - Zach Garvin of Rising Sun

2nd Place - Rocco Tully of Parkside

3rd Place - Ethan Clark of Kent County

4th Place - Josh Allen of Bohemia Manor

5th Place - Cody Sandefer of Kent Island

6th Place - Sean Bunce of North Caroline

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1st Place - Gus Clark of North Caroline

2nd Place - Aiden Pusey of Parkside

3rd Place - Devin Sweeney of C. Milton Wright

4th Place - ZJ Lyons of Stephen Decatur

5th Place - Connor Dube of Rising Sun

6th Place - Zach Alkhatib of Patterson Mill

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152 1st Place - Gavin Solito of Stephen Decatur

2nd Place - Brody Zumbano of C. Milton Wright

3rd Place - Corey Bunce of North Caroline

4th Place - Wesley Outlaw of Harford Technical

5th Place - Kent Bromley of Havre de Grace 6th Place - Nick Price of Kent County

160 1st Place - Zach Curry of Queen Anne`s

2nd Place - Canaan Mapp of Parkside

3rd Place - Evan Haworth of Stephen Decatur

4th Place - Jaxon Simms of C. Milton Wright

5th Place - Josh Taylor of Snow Hill

6th Place - Brian Vickers of Harford Technical

170

1st Place - Parker Intrieri of Stephen Decatur

2nd Place - Reis Burgstahler of Easton

3rd Place - Jeff Mueller of Parkside

4th Place - Holden Young of North Harford

5th Place - Will Collison of Queen Anne`s

6th Place - Pharel Petifrere of Bohemia Manor

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1st Place - Mason Testerman of Rising Sun

2nd Place - Giuseppe Mellinger of Kent Island

3rd Place - Nate McDaniel of Stephen Decatur

4th Place - Tommy Morris of North Caroline

5th Place - Evan Lyttle of Patterson Mill

6th Place - Bradley Mueller of Parkside

195

1st Place - Elijah Farr of Rising Sun

2nd Place - Kole Kohut of Stephen Decatur

3rd Place - Gavin Thompson of Harford Technical

4th Place - Andrew Dupont of Snow Hill

5th Place - Ali`i Turner of Parkside

6th Place - Chris Schauber of Kent County

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1st Place - Jaeden Warner of North Caroline

2nd Place - Joel Tufts of C. Milton Wright

3rd Place - Austin Loss of Fallston

4th Place - Shaheed Armstrong of Parkside

5th Place - Gavin Lawson of Harford Technical

6th Place - Michael Pritchett of North East

285

1st Place - Austin Alexander of Colonel Richardson

2nd Place - Clay Lawrence of North Harford

3rd Place - JaBez Baptiste of Wicomico

4th Place - Jorge Bautista of Parkside

5th Place - Daketa Kinsey of North Caroline

6th Place - Thomas Whitehurst of Rising Sun

COUNTY

SYDNEY PHILLIPS WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR SHOTPUT

CECIL ATHLETES SHINE AT MPSSAA INDOOR TRACK STATE FINALS

By Amanda Callaghan and Katie Callaghan

LANDOVER, MD - On Tuesday, February 21st, over 80 teams from MPSSAA regions 1A and 2A arrived at the PG County Sports and Learning Complex to run at this year’s 1A and 2A MPSSAA State Championships. Athletes competed with the top high schoolers in the state. Cecil Country athletes performed extraordinarily, setting new personal records and earning medals and ribbons in their events.

1A Championships

Perryville and Bo Manor competed in the 1A State Championships with much success. In the sprint events, Rocky Ramsland of Perryville took home a bronze medal earning third place with a time of 6.63 seconding in the 55m dash. His time was a personal record. Perryville’s Evan Beynon placed 11th in the 300m dash, running a time of 39.25 seconds (PR). Ty Stiffler of Perryville placed 5th in the 55m hurdles, with a time of 8.19 seconds.

Dain Lenz, also in the 55m hurdles, placed 9th running

a time of 8.82 seconds. Both hurdlers left with new personal records. Brady Martin of Perryville ran a 2:08 in the 800 placing 8th and earning a personal record, while his teammate Michael Young ran a 5:14.80 placing 9th in the 1600. Robert Heinzelman (5:21.01) and Jason Wolfenden (5:31.38) followed in 10th and 12th place from Bo Manor. In the 3200, Bo Manor boys earned 6th, 7th, and 10th, with Ethan Dell (11:05.77), followed by John Conley (11:14.98) and Leighton Dell (12:17.13).

Perryville’s boys 4x200 of Zach Ayers, Rocky

Ramsland, Ty Stiffler and Evan Beynon placed 5th, running a time of 1:36.19. Their 4x400 placed 9th, running a time of 3:49.47 with a team of Evan Beynon, Zach Ayers, Ty Stiffler, and Brady Martin. Perryville’s 4x800 of Brady Martin, Anthony Thompson, Aidan Willis, and Rowan Gatch placed 7th with a time of 9:22.25.

In the 1A boy’s field events, Sydney Phillips of Perryville won the shot put, making him the 1A MPSSAA State Champion in the event. He threw a whopping 44’ 6.5”, stunning competition and clinching his title. This distance was a new personal

record for him. Teammate Thomas Kilby placed 8th in the event, throwing 38’ 8.” Deyshawn Henderson also of Perryville, placed 7th in the high jump, jumping a height of 5’ 6.” Michael Young and Rocky Ramsland placed 4th and 5th in the pole vault, both jumping 10’ 3” for Perryville. For 1A girl’s events, Katie Scott of Bo Manor placed 5th in the 1600, running a time of 5:42.70.

Sister Lauren Scott ran a time of 14:08.55 in the 3200, Skylar Pizzulli placed 6th in the 3200, running a time of 12:52.64. Both girls made personal records. Jaelyn

Strand of Perryville placed 10th in the 55m hurdles, running a time of 10.67. In relays, Bo Manor’s 4x200m relay of Hannah Beck, Gracie Nelsen, Paige Racine, and Colleen Nelsen placed 8th, running a time of 2:02.61. Bo Manor’s 4x400 placed 9th, running a time of 4.47.11, the team included Paige Racine, Colleen Nelsen, Katie Scott, and Skylar Pizzulli. Bo Manor’s 4x800m relay of Colleen Nelsen, Katie Scott, Lauren Scott, and Skylar Pizzulli placed 5th, earning a time of 11:10.14. They continued on B-2

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were followed by Perryville’s 4x800 team in 12th, running a time of 13:30.83; the team consisted of Julia Biggers, Taylor Young, Rosi Diaz, and Hayden O’Brien.

For 1A girl’s field events, Samaya Burley of Perryville threw a distance of 22’ 8.5” earning 12th in the shot put. Bo Manor’s Hannah Beck vaulted 6’ 9” to earn 8th in the pole vault, a new PR.

2A Championships

Rising Sun, Elkton, and North East raced in the 2A championships. In the 2A races, the Rising Sun Girl’s 4x800 kicked off the meet. The team of Anna Callaghan, Emily Wishart, Savannah Lacey, and Amanda

Callaghan took 6th in the 4x800 (10:32.9). Shortly thereafter, North East’s Leanna Rogers earned 7th in the 1600, running a 5:31.09. Amanda Callaghan of Rising Sun finished 7th in the 500, with a time of 1:23.35. Katie Callaghan of Rising Sun earned 13th in the 55m hurdles (11.01).

Katie Callaghan, Leanna Rogers, and Amanda Callaghan all returned later in the meet to run in the 800.

Katie Callaghan took 9th in the event (2:30.14) with Amanda Callaghan coming in 11th (2:32.05), and Leanna Rogers finishing 12th (2:34.38). The Rising Sun girls 4x400 of Anna Callaghan, Bella Chavis, Amanda Callaghan, and Katie Callaghan closed out the meet with an 11th-place fin-

ish (4:38.71).

In 2A girl’s field events, Caroline Mercer of Rising Sun earned third in the shot put with a throw of 31’ 9.” Brin Khanjar of North East earned 15th in the high jump, clearing 4’ 6.” Her teammate, Alyssa Snyder, earned 14th in the pole vault clearing 7’ 6.”

The 2A boy’s teams also performed well! Rising Sun’s 4x800 of John Ferry, Logan Meadows, Matt McKay, and Nik Haraldsson took 8th in the event (9:00.18).

Isaiah Huffstutler of Elkton earned 9th in the 55-meter dash (6.68). Huffstutler also ran the 4x200, where Elkton’s relay of Isaiah Huffstutler, Allan Tate, Taino Jurry, and Joshua Brill took 11th (1:38.23). John Ferry of Rising Sun earned 9th in

the 1600 (4:50.86) and 9th in the 3200 (10:22.52). He set personal records in both races. All athletes performed amazingly at the state meet and represented Cecil County well. As the indoor track season comes to a close, athletes can look forward to the outdoor track season! The first outdoor meets are Rising Sun vs. Joppatowne and North Harford (at Rising Sun High School), Bo Manor and North East vs. Fallston (at Bo Manor High School), Perryville vs. Harford Tech and Patterson Mill (at Patterson Mill High School), and Elkton vs. Aberdeen and Edgewood (at Edgewood High School) all at 3:30 on March 22nd. It is sure to be an exciting season!

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TRI-STATE , TOME AND WEST NOTTINGHAM COMPETE IN MIL FINALS

The Tome School opened Saturday night’s Mid-Atlantic Independent League season-ending championships as a repeat champion with a five-point victory against Tri-State Christian Academy’s Lady Crusaders at Cecil College. The TriState boys closed out the evening by battling West Nottingham for most of the final, but pulled away late for a 63-43 to claiming the championship crown.

For Tome, it was freshman Ainsley Carrillo stepping up to lead the Titans with 14 points in their 39-34 win to close out their head coach’s career. Seniors Alivia Carrillo and Landen Cain added eight and seven points respectively to close out their high school careers as well.

“It feels awesome for the fourth year in a row, all of high school, to be able

to win the championship,” said Cain. “It is great to go out on a win with Coach Palmer. It is heartfelt and sad, but I am really glad I got to play on this team.”

It was an emotional win for Coach Jermaine Palmer as well, who fought to keep his squad focused as they worked their adversity throughout the season. “The plan fell apart 10 times and we had to revamp the plan, it is stressful, but it feels good. It is hard to beat a team three times and they came out to play,” said Palmer. “My freshman stepped up. This is my third year, three straight. This is my last year. I am going to follow my kids because they are in sports. So, this is it. Going out a winner and on top.”

Tessa Davis led the Crusaders and all scorers with 19.

Tri-State ran out to an early lead against West Nottingham in the boy’s matchup, but the Rams fought back. With the presence of West Nottingham big man Jonathan Aina causing problems in the paint, the Crusaders rode the hot hand of Jackson Sartin, especially beyond the arc, as they repelled multiple comeback attempts.

Tri-State held a single-digit lead when Aina fouled out in the second half and pulled away for their 20-point win. Sartin had a career night with 37 points and five three-pointers. Jonte Jenson add a dozen for the Crusaders. Aina led West Nottingham with 12 and Ray Tsai added 11.

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