Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol. 2 Issue 18 by Cecil County Sports Weekly

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Volume 2 Issue 18 - Tuesday, May 10, 2022

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NORTH EAST SENIOR ABBEY SCHEFFLER HAS HUGE NIGHT AGAINST RISING SUN TIGERS

NORTH EAST - The North East Indians Girls Lacrosse team celebrated Senior Night this past Tuesday in their last regular season home game at North East High School.

The Lady Indians are graduating 12 seniors this year, and going into their Senior Night game the Indians were at the bottom of the standings for the 1A South Region II playoffs.

The Rising Sun Tigers sit in third place in those same rankings and had previously defeated the Lady Indians 16-10 in early April. The Indians and Tigers could end up

facing each other again in the Regional Quarterfinals so the Lady Indians needed to show they could rally and match the high scoring pace of Rising Sun’s Emily Stuart and Allie Piccalo.

The Indians have carried a message all year on their warmup jerseys. Printed on each jersey is the word Relentless and - CONTINUED ON PG 4 -

LADY TIGERS CLINCH LEAD IN NINTH INNING FOR WIN OVER PANTHERS

RISING SUN & PERRYVILLE TRACK RESULTS SEE PAGE B-10

PERRYVILLE - Wednesday's game against Rising Sun was a heartbreaker for the home team Perryville Panthers, as they lost the lead late in a 5-3 defeat. The game was tied at three with Rising Sun batting in the top of the ninth when an error scored two runs for Rising Sun. The Lady Tigers snatched the lead late in the game in a 5-3 victory over the Lady Panthers. The game was tied at three with Rising Sun batting in the top of the

ninth when an error scored two runs for Rising Sun. The Tigers had opened up scoring in the second inning. Kelsey Barks's sac fly scored one run for Rising Sun. They would hold a 1-0 lead through six innings getting their second run in the top of the seventh inning for a 2-0 lead but the Lady Panthers would come back and tie up the game in the bottom of the seventh taking the game into extra innings after Rising Sun loads the bases.

Rising Sun sends in Faith McCullough in relief to the circle and a double hit to right field by Arianna Fetters would score Ryleigh Racine and Amaya Murray. In the eighth inning Jayden Simpkins is placed on second and advances to third after tagging up when McBride flies out to center fielder - CONTINUED ON PG 6 -

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REGIONAL 7-DAY FORECAST Tuesday

Tue. Night

Wednesday

Thursday

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Clear

Partly sunny

POP: 0% Wind: NE 6-12 mph

POP: 0% Wind: NE 3-6 mph

POP: 0% Wind: N 4-8 mph

Partly sunny and pleasant POP: 5% Wind: ENE 4-8 mph

Heating Degree Days

Statistics for the week ending Sat., May 7

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 ..................... 3.79” Total for the month ................... 3.79” Total for the year ..................... 11.40” Normal for the year ................ 14.53”

Weekly Conditions UV Index and RealFeel Temperature®

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72 76 79 73 74 77 78 May 10 May 11 May 12 May 13 May 14 May 15 May 16 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 10 10 8

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 On May 10, 1889, tornadoes hit several eastern Pennsylvania communities, including Reading, Pottsville, Shamokin and Philadelphia.

High

Sunday

Mostly cloudy, a shower and t-storm POP: 85% Wind: SE 6-12 mph

POP: 20% Wind: E 3-6 mph

Mostly cloudy, a t-storm; humid POP: 80% Wind: SW 4-8 mph

Variable clouds, a t-storm or two POP: 85% Wind: SSW 4-8 mph

Newark 67/46

Conowingo 66/40

Low

Elkton 67/44

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

Monday

Shown is Tuesday’s weather. Oxford Temperatures are Tuesday’s highs 66/42 and Tuesday night’s lows.

Tides Low

Low clouds

Saturday ...................................... 16 Month to date ............................. 51 Normal month to date ................ 39 Since July 1 ............................. 4435 Normal since July 1 ................. 4448

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Saturday

The Region

Almanac Temperature High for the week ......................... 75° Low for the week .......................... 39° Normal high .................................. 70° Normal low .................................... 49° Average temperature ................ 57.5° Normal average temperature .... 59.5° Temperature departure .............. -2.0°

Friday

4:58 a 10:42 a 4:43 p 11:50 p 5:51 a 11:46 a 5:42 p --6:42 a 12:40 a 6:43 p 12:57 p 7:30 a 1:29 a 7:42 p 2:06 p 8:14 a 2:16 a 8:38 p 3:10 p 8:56 a 3:00 a 9:31 p 4:07 p 9:38 a 3:43 a 10:20 p 5:00 p

Perryville 66/42

Brookside 67/46 Chesapeake City 68/45

Red Point 66/43

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

5:01 a 11:21 a 5:08 p --5:55 a 12:37 a 6:03 p 12:31 p 6:47 a 1:17 a 6:56 p 1:39 p 7:38 a 1:56 a 7:46 p 2:43 p 8:26 a 2:32 a 8:35 p 3:45 p 9:13 a 3:08 a 9:23 p 4:44 p 10:00 a 3:45 a 10:13 p 5:42 p

Aberdeen 67/45 Middletown 66/43

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

4:47 a 5:37 a 6:28 a 7:17 a 8:05 a 8:53 a 9:41 a

10:38 a 4:58 p 11:29 p 11:40 a 5:54 p --12:15 a 6:51 p 12:45 p 12:59 a 7:47 p 1:47 p 1:41 a 8:41 p 2:45 p 2:22 a 9:33 p 3:39 p 3:05 a 10:24 p 4:32 p

Sun and Moon The Sun Rise Monday 5:56 a.m. Tuesday 5:55 a.m. Wednesday 5:54 a.m. Thursday 5:53 a.m. Friday 5:52 a.m. Saturday 5:51 a.m. Sunday 5:50 a.m. The Moon Rise Monday 12:59 p.m. Tuesday 2:04 p.m. Wednesday 3:09 p.m. Thursday 4:17 p.m. Friday 5:27 p.m. Saturday 6:41 p.m. Sunday 7:58 p.m.

Set 8:07 p.m. 8:08 p.m. 8:09 p.m. 8:09 p.m. 8:10 p.m. 8:11 p.m. 8:12 p.m. Set 2:47 a.m. 3:15 a.m. 3:41 a.m. 4:05 a.m. 4:30 a.m. 4:56 a.m. 5:26 a.m.

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70/50/pc 72/52/pc 71/49/pc 70/49/pc 72/51/pc 71/50/pc 71/49/pc 71/49/pc 70/50/pc 68/48/pc

74/53/pc 75/55/pc 74/55/pc 74/55/pc 75/54/pc 73/55/pc 75/54/pc 74/55/pc 76/56/pc 73/55/pc

75/60/c 74/60/c 72/60/c 72/60/c 75/60/c 73/59/c 74/60/c 72/60/c 72/61/c 73/57/c

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VOLUME 2 ISSUE 18 May 10, 2022 PUBLISHERS: Sam Dixon Duane Goldsmith Natalie Goldsmith SR EDITOR: Sam Dixon cecilcountysportsblog@ gmail.com 717-538-0843 PHOTOGRAPHERS: April Clark Becky Young Duane Goldsmith Frances Bowman Jacki Taylor Jessica Joyce Karina Serio Mikal Haddox Natalie Goldsmith Sam Dixon Scott Serio Scotty Bennett WRITERS: Andrew Barbin Amanda Callaghan Becky Young Katie Callaghan Karina Serio Kevin Phillips Sam Dixon Scott Serio ADVERTISING: Sam Dixon cecilcountysportsblog@ gmail.com 717-538-0843 or Duane Goldsmith 443-309-3611

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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

DAN HICKLING

ABBEY SCHEFFLER

SOPHOMORE

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PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

PANTHERS LACROSSE

INDIANS LACROSSE

Sophomore Dan Hickling is Goalie for the Perryville Panthers Lacrosse Team. This week, in the last game of the regular season, Dan recorded 13 saves against Aberdeen. The Panthers defeated Aberdeen 14-5.

North East Senior Abbey Scheffler scored 7 goals for the Lady Indians Lacrosse Team on Tuesday night helping carry her team to a win over division rival Rising Sun.

Impressive numbers and he still has two more years to play with the Panthers. Definitely a goalie to watch in the playoffs and next couple years.

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the number 13. A special homage to a Coach these 12 Seniors lost following their freshman year. His name was Ryan Cooling. He was an Assistant Coach at North East their freshman year, and he was loved by all his players. He had coached several of this year’s Seniors even before High School. His death hit the girls hard as well as the families of all the players he coached from a young age. Tuesday was their last stand on their home field, and they wanted to go out with a big win. No one played harder than the young woman who changed her jersey number to 13 following Ryan’s death, his daughter Abbey Scheffler. Abbey had a standout game for the Indians on Tuesday scoring 7 goals helping carry the Lady Indians to a huge win over the Rising Sun Tiger 15-10. Full game stats were not available to be included in this story but really the story isn’t about goals or assists. The story on Tuesday was about the relentless play of Abbey Scheffler and her eleven Senior friends along with her sister, Sophomore Sophie Scheffler, who played their hardest to honor a coach and father they will never forget.

GIRLS LACROSSE : NORTH EAST vs RISING SUN

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

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GIRLS LACROSSE : NORTH EAST vs RISING SUN

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

MOMENTS IN TIME The History Channel

* On May 24, 1883, after 14 years and 27 deaths during construction, the Brooklyn Bridge in New York is opened, the largest suspension bridge ever built to that date. * On May 27, 1894, Dashiell Hammett, author of “The Maltese Falcon,” is born in Maryland. He worked as a Pinkerton detective for eight years and turned his experiences into fiction. The novel was filmed three times, the last in 1941, starring Humphrey Bogart. * On May 28, 1902, Owen Wister’s “The Virginian” is published. It was the first serious Western and one of the most influential in the genre. The book became a sensation and inspired four movies and a Broadway play. * On May 29, 1932, the so-called Bonus Expeditionary Force, a group of 1,000 World War I veterans seeking cash payments for their veterans’ bonus certificates, arrives in Washington, D.C. One month later, that number had swelled to nearly 20,000 strong. * On May 26, 1940, President Franklin Roosevelt makes a radio appeal for the support of the Red Cross. Belgian and French civilians were “running from their homes to escape bombs and shells and machine gunning, without shelter, and almost wholly without food,” FDR told Americans. * On May 23, 1960, a tsunami caused by an earthquake off the coast of Chile travels across the Pacific Ocean and kills 61 people in Hilo, Hawaii. The massive 9.5 magnitude quake had killed thousands in Chile the previous day. The Pacific Tsunami Warning System, established in 1948, worked properly and warnings were issued to Hawaiians six hours in advance, but some people ignored the warnings and others actually headed to the coast to view the wave. * On May 25, 1977, the communist government of China lifts its decade-old ban on the writings of William Shakespeare. Mao Tse-Tung’s 1966 revolution had banned any cultural work that did not have the required ideological content. (c) 2022 Hearst Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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SOFTBALL : PERRYVILLE vs RISING SUN

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

LADY TIGERS CLINCH LEAD IN NINTH INNING FOR WIN OVER PANTHERS

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Tori Reil who goes over the fence with a great catch and holds onto the ball. Catherine Meadows comes to the plate and hits a sacrifice fly to right fielder Jaylin Rouselle allowing Simpkins to score putting Rising Sun up 3-2 in the middle of the eighth inning. The Panthers would fight back in the bottom of the inning putting Jaylin Rouselle on second. Jocelyn Rebman would advance Rouselle to third when she grounds out to McCullough. With the tie run on third and 1 out, Brooklyn Logan hits a ground ball and reaches first on an error also allowing Rouselle to score and tie the game 3-3. McCullough gets out of the inning when Riley Jackson and Ryleigh Racine each fly out to center field. Going into the ninth with the score tied at three all, the crowd is getting excited and growing as the baseball game has ended and some of the track competitors from the track event are watching through the fence from the adjacent track. Rising Sun begins

the extra inning placing Senior Grace Boyd on second. Sam Dixon pops out to first baseman Kaiva Hicks holding Boyd at second. Rebman walks Jordan Lynch placing runners now at first and second base. Catcher Bri Cole hits a hard ground ball for single and loads the bases for the Lady Tigers and Faith McCullough next at bat. Faith hits a fly ball to left field and reaches base on an error by Perryville as Grace Boyd and Jordan Lynch come in to score. Jayden Simpkins would pop out in foul territory and Meadows lines out to shortstop Riley Jackson sending the Panthers into the bottom of the ninth down 5-3. The Lady Panthers place Hicks as the runner on second base but are unable to score as they ground out twice to Simpkins at second base and a line out to Lynch at third ends the game. Abby McBride started the game in the circle for Rising Sun. McBride went six innings, allowing two runs on two hits and striking out four. Faith McCullough took the

win for Rising Sun. The pitcher lasted three innings, allowing one hit and zero runs while striking out two and walking one. Jocelyn Rebman took the loss for the Panthers. Rebman toed the rubber the entire game with the righthander allowing 13 hits and three runs over nine innings, striking out one. Rising Sun collected 13 hits. Bri Cole, Jordan Lynch, and McBride each collected multiple hits for the Lady Tigers. Lynch and Cole each managed three hits to lead the team. Briana Rebman led the Panthers with two hits in three at bats. Perryville now has one game remaining on their regular season schedule. They will travel to North East on Monday May 9 to face the Indians. Teams from across the county will learn their playoff matchups later in the week as Regional Quarterfinals begin on Thursday May 12. Currently the Panthers are sitting at fourth in the 1A South Division while the Tigers have the lead sitting atop the 2A East Division.

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SOFTBALL : PERRYVILLE vs RISING SUN

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

RISING SUN TIGERS STATS LINEUP

RBI

S Dixon (SS)

J Lynch (3B)

B Cole (C)

F McCullough (2B, P)

J Simpkins (2B)

A McBride (P)

C Meadows (CF)

K Barks (1B)

G Boyd (LF)

TEAM

2B:

J Lynch, K Barks

TB:

J Lynch 4, B Cole 3, A McBride 2, K Barks 2, F McCullough 1, C Meadows 1, J Simpkins 1, S Dixon 1

SF:

C Meadows, K Barks

F McCullough PITCHING:

A McBride

6.0

F McCullough

3.0

9.0

TEAM Pitches - Strikes: Batters Faced:

A McBride 73-47, F McCullough 40-28

RISING SUN TIGERS

PERRYVILLE PANTHERS

PERRYVILLE PANTHERS STATS AB

RBI

J Rebman (P)

B Logan (3B)

A Murray (3B)

R Jackson (SS)

B Redman (C)

K Hicks (1B)

R Racine (1B)

K Brustman

B Saponaro

A Fetters (LF)

T Reil (CF)

J Rouselle (RF)

TEAM

2B:

B Rebman 2, A Fetters

TB:

B Rebman 4, A Fetters 2 A Fetters, B Rebman PITCHING:

J Rebman

9.0

TEAM

Batters Faced:

2. U.S. PRESIDENTS: What was President Richard Nixon’s Secret Service code name? 3. TELEVISION: In which year did the first episode of the animated comedy “South Park” air? 4. HISTORY: What was the former name of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River?

6. LITERATURE: What are the names of Harry Potter’s deceased parents in the book series?

Pitches - Strikes:

1. GEOGRAPHY: Dubai is the largest city of which country?

5. MUSIC: Which instrument is Pablo Cassals famous for playing?

By Fifi Rodriguez

A McBride 22, F McCullough 13

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2022: PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

LINEUP

TRIVIA TEST

J Rebman 111-68 J Rebman 43

7. LANGUAGE: What does the Latin phrase “bona fide” mean? 8. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a baby fish called? 9. ACRONYMS: What does BMW stand for? 10. MOVIES: What is the song playing in the famous twist scene of “Pulp Fiction”? Answers 1. United Arab Emirates 2. Searchlight 3. 1997 4. Boulder Dam, for a short time in the 1940s 5. The cello 6. James and Lily 7. In good faith 8. A fry or fingerling 9. Bavarian Motor Works 10. “You Never Can Tell,” Chuck Berry

GIRLS LACROSSE : PERRYVILLE vs BOHEMIA MANOR

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PHOTOS BY BECKY TAYLOR

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

PERRYVILLE DEFEATS BOHEMIA MANOR 10-5

The Lady Panthers finished the regular season with a win over Bo Manor. Bo Manor scored first, Perryville came back with 2 in a row and kept the lead. Bo Manors Goalie #25 had 6 saves. Four Bo Manor players found the net as #1, #12 and #7 tallied one each. #13 had 2 goals Perryville had 5 scorers in the game. Sar-

ah Murrell had 3 goals 2 assist , Krizzia Belgira-Blackburn and Broke Murrell tallied 2 goals each. Megan Bines, Kameryn Marcinkevich and Taylor Young both added a goal in the 2nd half. Freshman Goalie Jillian Galano had 7 saves in the game. Abbey Collins and Emily Baker had a strong defensive game. With 6

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caused turnovers in front of Perryville’s goal. Perryville goes into the post season 8-3 as the number 1seed in their division. Their 1st game will be Friday the 13th at Perryville High School. They are excited sharing the night with the Boys program, as they are playing at home as well on Friday.

BASEBALL : NORTH EAST vs ELKTON

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

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STRANGE BUT TRUE By Lucie Winborne

* Most of us know that pregnancy has its challenges, but one you might not be aware of is that expectant moms attract roughly twice as many mosquito bites. It’s believed this is because they exhale more carbon dioxide and have higher body temperatures than those who aren’t pregnant. * A Chinese father hired virtual assassins to kill his son’s World of Warcraft character, hoping that would stop the young man from playing after he’d quit his day job.

NORTH EAST SENIOR NIGHT NORTH EAST LITTLE LEAGUE PARK MONDAY, MAY 2, 2022

ELKTON NORTH EAST

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* American death row prisoners are given a physical to ensure they’re fit enough to die. * During the 1984 Olympic Summer Games in Los Angeles, McDonald’s announced a promotion offering free food and drink every time an American athlete made it to the medals podium. After the former Soviet Union boycotted the games, it turned out to be quite a costly promotion. * The French duo Daft Punk took their name from a negative review they received from “Melody Maker” magazine regarding a trio of which they’d previously been members. * Between 1887 and 1950, American weather forecasters were not allowed to use the word “tornado.” * A particularly pessimistic fan of football’s Cleveland Browns requested in his obituary that six members of the team serve as pallbearers at his funeral so “the Browns could let him down one last time.” * In the early 1970s, the first Nike shoe was inspired by ... a waffle. After watching his wife make waffles, the company’s co-founder, Bill Bowerman, poured urethane into a waffle iron to see what would happen. The Waffle Trainer debuted soon after.

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BOYS LACROSSE : PERRYVILLE vs ABERDEEN

PHOTOS BY BECKY YOUNG

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

PANTHERS SHUT DOWN THE EAGLES 14-5 ON SENIOR NIGHT By Becky Young

PERRYVILLE - The Perryville Men’s Lacrosse Team came out strong to end their regular season with a 14-5 victory over the Aberdeen Eagles. The Panthers honored their Seniors Cameron Blackburn, Jake Dimling, and Evan Miller before the game. From the first whis-

tle, the Panthers came out hot and worked together throughout the game. Attack led the team effort with 4 goals and 2 assists by Vinnie Muscella, 3 goals and 2 assists by Michael Young, and 1 goal and 1 assist by Rowan Gowan. Midfield was led by Miller with 4 goals and Nick Howes with 2. The Panthers defense, led by

Kurt Vaughn, held Aberdeen to only 3 goals in the second half. Danny Hickling made a staggering 14 saves to help seal the win for the Panther and send their Seniors off on a high note. The Panthers have solidified the #1 seed in their bracket for the MPSSA 1A playoffs and will look to host in the first round.

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

BOYS LACROSSE : PERRYVILLE vs ABERDEEN

PHOTOS BY BECKY YOUNG

A-11 SportsQuiz By Ryan A. Berenz 1. Eddie Gaedel, who had one plate appearance with the St. Louis Browns in 1951, was the shortest player in Major League Baseball history. How tall was he? 2. Name the NCAA men’s basketball all-time leader in assists (1,076), who had his No. 11 jersey retired by the Duke Blue Devils. 3. What British racecar driver won the Formula 1 driver’s championship in 1992, then won the CART championship the following year? 4. Tulane University’s athletic teams are known by what nickname? 5. What U.S. golfer won the 2010 LPGA Championship by a record 12 strokes? 6. What Basketball Hall of Famer from Australia was named WNBA MVP in 2003, ‘07 and ‘10? 7. In 1997, Larry Rothschild was named manager of what Major League Baseball expansion team? Answers 1. 3 feet, 7 inches. He drew a walk. 2. Bobby Hurley. 3. Nigel Mansell. 4. The Green Wave. 5. Cristie Kerr. 6. Lauren Jackson. 7. The Tampa Bay Devil Rays. (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate, Inc.

GIRLS LACROSSE : ELKTON vs TOME

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PHOTOS BY JACKI TAYLOR

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G O L D E N E L K S C L A SS O F 2 0 2 2 S E N I O R N I G H T G A M E

ELKTON vs TOME GIRLS L ACROSSE MONDAY, MAY 2, 2022

TOME SCHOOL ELKTON

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GIRLS LACROSSE : ELKTON vs TOME

PHOTOS BY JACKI TAYLOR

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GIRLS LACROSSE : RISING SUN vs ELKTON

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PHOTOS BY JACKI TAYLOR

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RISING SUN GIRLS LACROSSE HONORS SENIOR CLASS OF 2022 THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2022

ELKTON RISING SUN

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RICH STRIKE WINS KENTUCKY DERBY PHOTO BY SCOTT SERIO

No one gave Rich Strike much of a chance to win the 148th running of the Kentucky Derby, not even the announcer calling the race, until a relatively unknown jockey guided a horse anyone could have bought for $30,000

last September up the rail to shock everyone in the biggest horse race in the world. The stunning victory by the 80-1 shot, who looked great all week while training next to much more heralded thoroughbreds, capped a week on the

road for Cecil County Sports Weekly contributing photographers, and father-daughter team, Scott and Karina Serio. The task of documenting the week leading up to the infamous - CONTINUED ON B-2 -

MAYOR MARION DECLARES MARCH 5TH AS TYLER GARVIN DAY

The Town of Rising Sun honored Rising Sun High School Sophomore Tyler Garvin recently for his outstanding performance in the MPSSAA State Wrestling Tournament. Garvin won the

State Championship on March 5th in a two day tournament wrestling against the top wrestlers in the state from other 2A schools. Garvin has been focused all season on winning the state title and

getting his name placed on the sign of Champions located in Rising Sun’s Richardson Park. Also listed on that sign is Tyler’s Father, Luke Garvin who was also a MD State Wrestling - CONTINUED ON B-16 -

ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS HOST NORTH EAST FOR CLASS OF 2022 SENIOR NIGHT PHOTOS ON PAGE B-6

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148TH KENTUCKY DERBY

PHOTOS BY SCOTT SERIO AND KARINA SERIO

KENTUCKY DERBY ROADTRIP WITH SCOTT & KARINA SERIO

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“Run for the Roses” can be a grind of waking up every morning at 5am and heading out in the dark to find the moments that are part of the journey that ends up crowning horse racing’s next superstar. In year’s past, horses with Maryland connections like Native Dancer or Cecil County trainee Animal Kingdom won on the first Saturday in May. This year’s winner had no local connections

beyond the photographers who photographed him working out in the mornings all week long and then as he stormed down the stretch for a jaw-dropping win. Take a photographic journey with Team Serio into what life is like on the backstretch at Churchill Downs during Derby Week and then during the two biggest days of horse racing in Kentucky – Oaks and Derby Day.

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

148th KENTUCKY DERBY

PHOTOS BY SCOTT SERIO AND KARINA SERIO

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BASEBALL : PERRYVILLE vs NORTH EAST

PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

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INDIANS END SEASON 17-1 WITH WIN OVER PERRYVILLE

The Panther Panther Varsity Baseball team lost its last game of the season to finish 13 – 4 on the season. Pitching for the Panthers were Senior James Able and Rafe Adams in the 12 – 3 loss. The team struggled at the plate striking out 9 times and managing only 5 hits while committing numerous mental errors. North East managed 12 runs on 15 hits, 6 walks and one strikeout.

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SOFTBALL : NORTH EAST vs BOHEMIA MANOR

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Five RBI Day for Byronique Robinson Spells Out Victory for North East Over Bohemia Manor

NORTH EAST - North East Senior Byronique Robinson was clutch at the plate with runners on base on Wednesday, driving in five on three hits to lead North East Varsity past the Bohemia Manor Eagles 13-1. Robinson drove in runs on a home run in the first, a double in the second, and a single in the third on the Lady Indians Senior Night celebrating Robinson and her fellow Seniors.

The Lady Eagles of Bohemia Manor got things moving in the first inning, when Addie Sample singled on a 3-2 count, scoring one run. North East scored five runs in the third inning. The offensive firepower by North East was led by Kalila Pace, Alesia Doctor, Robinson, and Reagan Hassell, who each had RBIs in the inning.

Senior Alesia Doctor earned the victory in the pitcher's circle for North East. Doctor allowed only three hits and one run over five innings, striking out seven and walking zero. Bohemia Manor Senior Mary Grace Valle was in the pitcher's circle for the Lady Eagles. The Nyack College commit lasted two and two-thirds innings, allowing 12 hits and 13 runs while

walking one. Senior Emily Heath threw one and onethird innings in relief. North East bats hit two home runs on the day with Robinson putting one out in the first inning followed by Hassell having a homer in the third inning. The Indians collected a total of 12 hits on the day. Megan Harris, Robinson, and Pace each managed multiple hits for North

East. Seniors Robinson and Harris each had three hits to lead the Senior Night celebration. North East didn't commit a single error in the field.

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SOFTBALL : NORTH EAST vs BOHEMIA MANOR

NORTH EAST SOFTBALL HONORS SENIOR CLASS OF 2022 NORTH EAST INDIANS STATS LINEUP

RBI

K Pace (C)

M Harris (3B)

A Doctor (P)

B Robinson (1B)

R Hassell

J Marison (2B)

J Ledford (LF)

A Miklas (SS)

K Langshaw (CF)

TEAM

2B:

K Pace, B Robinson

3B:

A Doctor

HR:

B Robinson, R Hassell

TB:

B Robinson 7, R Hassell 4, M Harris 3, K Pace 3, A Doctor 3, J Marison 1, A Miklas 1

HBP:

J Marison, A Miklas

SB:

M Harris 3, K Pace PITCHING:

5.0

TEAM

5.0

Pitches - Strikes: Batters Faced:

A Doctor A Doctor 69-49 A Doctor 19

BOHEMIA MANOR EAGLES STATS LINEUP

TB: HBP: E:

RBI

A Wilson (C)

E Heath (LF, P)

M Penta (SS)

K Bergman (3B)

A Sample (1B)

L Lynn (RF)

M Valle (P, LF)

Bowes (LF)

K Wilkins (2B)

H Rash (CF)

TEAM

E Heath 1, A Sample 1, L Lynn 1 M Penta

PITCHING:

M Valle

2.2

E Heath

1.1

TEAM

4.0

Pitches - Strikes: Batters Faced:

1. How long was the album version of “Try Me, I Know We Can Make It”? 2. Name the group that released “Midnight Train to Georgia.” 3. What duo wrote and released “What Have I Done to Deserve This”?

5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “The wind in the willow played love’s sweet melody, But all of those vows we made were never to be.” Answers 1. The song was nearly 18 minutes, one minute longer than “Love to Love You Baby,” Donna Summer’s previous release. “Try Me” topped the Dance Club charts in the U.S. 2. Gladys Knight and the Pips, in 1973. The song netted them a Best R&B Vocal Performance Grammy. 3. The Pet Shop Boys, in 1987, in collaboration with Dusty Springfield. The song helped revive Springfield’s flagging career when it hit the Top 10. 4. Kathy Mattea, in 1986.

M Penta 2

HBP:

By M ick Har per

4. Which artist released “Walk the Way the Wind Blows”?

A Doctor (W)

HBP:

FLASHBACK

M Valle, E Heath M Valle 62-40, E Heath 20-14 M Valle 23, E Heath 5

5. “Blueberry Hill,” by Fats Domino in 1956. The 1940 song was released several times during that decade, mostly by big bands. The oddest version, available around the Internet, has to be that done by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in 2010 at an international children’s charity benefit. (c) 2022 King Features Syndicate

TRACK : PERRYVILLE VS RISING SUN VS FALLSTON

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PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

PERRYVILLE CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT IN LAST MEET OF SEASON WOMEN’S RESULTS

100 Meters - Finals 1. Anna Rando 2. Caroline Mercer 3. Kaitlyn Martin 3. Laynee Eyman 5. Savannah Bennett 6. Sophia Salvatore 8. Mary McCardell 10. Olivia Watson 14. Grace Murr 16. Annyah Willis

13.4 13.8 14.1 14.1 14.8 14.9 15.1 15.2 16.1 16.3

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200 Meters - Finals 1. Anna Rando 3. Laynee Eyman 4. Anna Callaghan 5. Abby Wishart 5. Savannah Bennett 7. Carley England 8. Eve Poteet

27.3 29.1 30.5 31.4 31.4 32.5 32.9

Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun

400 Meters - Finals 1. Katie Callaghan 2. Anna Rando 5. Isabella Chavis 6. Anna Callaghan 7. Sophia Salvatore 8. Savannah Bennett

1:03.4 1:03.7 1:09.7 1:11.4 1:11.9 1:14.7

Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Perryville

800 Meters - Finals 1. Amanda Callaghan 2. Savannah Lacey 5. Alyssa McCall 6. Hayden O’brien 7. Rosi Diaz

2:32.8 2:39.9 2:50.3 2:54.9 3:33.4

Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Perryville

1600 Meters - Finals 1. Savannah Lacey 2. Hayden O’brien 5. Julia Biggers 6. Rosi Diaz

6:05.2 6:13.4 7:16.6 7:49.4

Rising Sun Perryville Perryville Perryville

3200 Meters - Finals 1. Eve Poteet 2. Kaitlin Perry

13:39.2 13:53.3

Rising Sun Rising Sun

100m Hurdles - 33” - Finals 1. Ella Cost 2. Meredith Hovatter 3. Emily Wishart 3. Eva Weston 5. Reena Patel 6. Mackenzie Shepherd 7. Tanna Bishop 8. Julia Biggers

17.1 18.5 19.9 19.9 20.3 20.6 21.1 28.8

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300m Hurdles - 30” - Finals 1. Emily Wishart 2. Caroline Mercer 5. Reena Patel 6. Maddi Cleary 7. Sophia Amoretti 8. Mackenzie Shepherd 9. Julia Biggers

51.8 54.5 57.1 57.2 59.4 1:00.5 1:13.0

Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville

Written by Amanda Callaghan and Katie Callaghan

PERRYVILLE - May 4th was another season meet for Rising Sun and Perryville track. Hosted at Perryville, the meet contained athletes from Fallston, Rising Sun, and Perryville. It was another successful meet for all teams! On the boys side of the meet, Perryville won with 87.5 points, with Rising Sun coming in second with 76.17 points. On the girls side, Rising Sun won with 114.5 points and Perryville came in third with 22 points. One of the highlights of the meet were the fun relays that were run by Perryville and Rising Sun. In the boys 4x100, both Perryville and Rising Sun put together "throwers relays." Perryville's throwers relay of Thomas Christian, Dakota Van Der Werff, Cameron Malone, and Cesko Ohwevwo finished fourth followed by Rising Sun's throwers relay of Mason Testerman, Austin Horton, Garrett Rees, and Luke Forsmark in fifth. Rising Sun's A team of Travis Bare, Josh Burke, Bryce Ritchings, and Carl Williams-Cohen won the event. In the boy's 4x400, Perryville put together multiple teams based on grades. The Perryville senior team of Matt Grahe, Tayvin Griffin, Connor Racine, and Jaimere Guy won the 4x400, narrowly defeating the Perryville junior team of Rocky Ramsland, Ty Stiffler, Andrew Hernandez, and Sydney Phillips.

The Perryville freshman team of Logan Shaw, Josiah Rose, Deyshawn Henderson, and Brady Martin placed fourth. There was also some fun in the girl's relays! In the girl's 4x400, Rising Sun put together a "Katelyn 4x4" of athletes Kaitlyn Martin, Kaitlin Perry, Katelyn Lacey, and Katelynn (Katie) Callaghan. The team finished second behind Rising Sun's other 4x400 team of Alyssa McCall, Isabella Chavis, Emily Wishart, and Amanda Callaghan. Rising Sun also entered three girls 4x200 teams into the meet and swept the relay! First place came to the team of Kaitlyn Martin, Amanda Callaghan, Maddi Cleary, and Laynee Eyman. Second place was to the girl's throwers relay of Sophia Amoretti, Izzy Severson, Mary McCardell, and Georgia Mercer. Third place went to the team of Olivia Watson, Carley England, Grace Murr, and Abby Wishart. The Rising Sun boys also swept the 4x200, with first place going to the team of Travis Bare, Josh Burke, Bryce Ritchings, and Corey Dietz, and second place going to the team of Richie DiPilla, Landon Cook, Nate Hornberger, and Hayden Graham. Cecil County runners won many events. In boy's events, Rocky Ramsland of Perryville won the 100 and the Long Jump, Josh Burke of Rising Sun won the 200, Jaimere Guy of Perryville won the 400, Brady Martin of Perryville won the

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TRACK : PERRYVILLE VS RISING SUN VS FALLSTON

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PHOTOS BY SAM DIXON

WOMEN’S TEAM RESULTS

1. 2. 3.

Rising Sun Fallston Perryville

114.5 44.5 22

800, Matt McKay of Rising Sun won the 1600, and John Ferry of Rising Sun won the 3200. Ty Stiffler won both the 110 and 300m hurdles. Rising Sun won the 4x800 (Nik Haraldsson, John Ferry, Eli Mackie, Jake Edwards). Cameron Malone of Perryville won the Shot Put, Mason Testerman of Rising Sun won the Discus, and Connor Racine of Perryville won both the High Jump and Triple Jump. In girl's results, Anna Rando of Perryville won the 100 and the 200, Katie Callaghan of Rising Sun won the 400, Amanda Callaghan of Rising Sun won the 800, Savannah Lacey of Rising Sun won the 1600, and Eve Poteet of Rising Sun won the 3200. Ella Cost of Rising Sun won the 100 meter hurdles and Emily Wishart of Rising Sun won the 300 meter hurdles. Rising Sun won both the 4x100 (Kaitlyn Martin, Caroline Mercer, Maddi Cleary, Laynee Eyman) and the 4x800 (Anna Callaghan, Eve Poteet, Georgia Mercer, Katelyn Lacey) again winning all four relays. All from Rising Sun, Caroline Mercer won the Discus, Georgia Mercer won the Shot Put, Katelyn Lacey won the Long Jump, and Maddi Cleary won the triple jump. Next on the schedule for Rising Sun is a dual meet at Bo Manor (05/10). Perryville has a week off before heading to 1A Regionals on May 19th and 21st. Congratulations and good luck to all of the athletes!

WOMEN’S RESULTS 4x100 Relay - Finals 1. Kaitlyn Martin Caroline Mercer Maddi Cleary Laynee Eyman

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4x200 Relay - Finals 1. Amanda Callaghan Kaitlyn Martin Laynee Eyman Maddi Cleary 1:57.3 2. Sophia Amoretti Isabel (Izzy) Severson Mary McCardell Georgia Mercer 2:08.8 3. Olivia Watson Carley England Grace Murr Abby Wishart 2:11.2 4x400 Relay - Finals 1. Amanda Callaghan Alyssa McCall Isabella Chavis Emily Wishart 4:32.0 2. Kaitlyn Martin Kaitlin Perry Katelyn Lacey Katie Callaghan 4:44.0 4. Lilyana Heuisler Julia Biggers Rosi Diaz Hayden O’brien 5:27.3

Rising Sun

Perryville

4x800 Relay - Finals 1. Georgia Mercer Anna Callaghan Eve Poteet Katelyn Lacey

11:00.1

Rising Sun

Shot Put - 4kg - Finals 1. Georgia Mercer 3. Isabel (Izzy) Severson 4. Mary McCardell 5. Julia May 6. Sophia Amoretti 7. Alayjha Butcher

26’ 7.5 25’ 1.5 22’ 4.5 20’ 2 19’ 8 14’ 7

Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Perryville

Discus - 1kg - Finals 1. Caroline Mercer 3. Sophia Amoretti 4. Julia May 6. Isabel (Izzy) Severson 8. Anna Callaghan 9. Mary McCardell 10. Layla Galyen 11. Alayjha Butcher

90’ 9 65’ 7 62’ 3 55’ 6 48’ 6 47’ 4 21’ 0 18’ 6

Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville

High Jump - Finals 2. Amanda Callaghan 3. Isabella Chavis

4’ 8 4’ 2

Rising Sun Rising Sun

Pole Vault - Finals 2. Lilyana Heuisler 3. Katie Callaghan 5. Ella Cost

7’ 0 6’ 6 6’ 0

Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun

Long Jump - Finals 1. Katelyn Lacey 2. Ella Cost 3. Anna Rando 4. Emily Wishart 5. Annyah Willis

14’ 10 14’ 6 13’ 10 13’ 9 11’ 2

Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Perryville

Triple Jump - Finals 1. Maddi Cleary 2. Katie Callaghan 3. Mackenzie Shepherd

30’ 9 29’ 9 28’ 11

Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun

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MEN’S RESULTS 100 Meters - Finals 1. Rocky Ramsland 2. Ty Stiffler 2. Tayvin Griffin 2. Josh Burke 5. Travis Bare 5. Hasani Baynes 7. Sydney Phillips 7. Jaiden Proctor 10. Hayden Graham 10. Andrew Hernandez 12. Bryce Ritchings 12. Corey Dietz 15. Omar Njie 17. Aiden Blankenship 17. Nathaniel Hornberger 19. Josiah Rose 21. Charles Bowling 23. Chris Greenplate 26. Brody Malone 29. Holden Coe 30. John Amoretti 31. Billy Glidewell 31. Braeden Ritchings

11.7 11.9 11.9 11.9 12.0 12.0 12.2 12.2 12.4 12.4 12.5 12.5 12.6 12.7 12.7 12.8 12.9 13.0 13.4 13.9 14.0 14.4 14.4

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200 Meters - Finals 1. Josh Burke 2. Sydney Phillips 3. Bohdan Hamson 4. Jaiden Proctor 4. Landon Cook 7. Corey Dietz 8. Richie DiPilla 9. Omar Njie 9. Andrew Hernandez 11. Chris Greenplate 13. Charles Bowling 16. Nathaniel Hornberger 19. Brody Malone 20. Maddox Martin 23. Logan Zahn 25. Braeden Ritchings 27. Billy Glidewell 28. Noah Nawrocki 29. Kenneth Hostetter

24.2 24.6 25.1 25.3 25.3 25.7 26.0 26.2 26.2 26.5 26.8 27.0 28.1 28.2 29.6 30.1 30.8 31.1 32.3

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400 Meters - Finals 1. Jaimere Guy 2. Hasani Baynes 3. Brady Martin 4. Landon Milloway 6. Jakob Edwards 10. J.B. Lightner 12. Bohdan Hamson 16. Billy Glidewell 17. Noah Nawrocki

54.0 55.6 55.9 57.8 58.6 1:01.0 1:02.5 1:08.2 1:13.4

Perryville Perryville Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun

800 Meters - Finals 1. Brady Martin 2. Matt Grahe 4. John Ferry 5. Eli Mackie 6. Jacob Herweck 7. Jordan Perrine 8. Aidan Holt 9. Gabe Phillips 10. Landon Milloway 13. David Greenplate 14. J.B. Lightner 16. Jace McMillan 17. Aiden Willis 20. Sam Abbey 21. Andrew “AJ” Jones 22. Jordan Ulmer 25. Noah Chriscoe

2:12.3 2:13.1 2:23.4 2:26.7 2:27.1 2:27.5 2:30.7 2:31.3 2:31.4 2:35.1 2:35.6 2:38.3 2:41.9 2:48.5 2:50.0 2:53.5 3:28.7

Perryville Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun

1600 Meters - Finals 1. Matt McKay 2. Niklas Haraldsson 4. Gabe Phillips 5. Jordan Perrine 6. Logan Shaw 7. Eli Mackie 8. Ezra Peterson 10. Jordan Ulmer

5:03.5 5:22.3 5:29.2 5:41.1 5:42.1 5:44.6 5:52.7 6:37.8

Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville

3200 Meters - Finals 1. John Ferry 3. Niklas Haraldsson 5. Ezra Peterson 6. Andrew “AJ” Jones

11:14.6 11:44.4 13:25.8 13:34.1

Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun

110m Hurdles - 39” - Finals 1. Ty Stiffler 2. Carl Williams-Cohen 3. Aiden Emmel 4. Andrew Hernandez 5. Sean Snyder

17.1 18.6 19.8 20.9 21.3

Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun

300m Hurdles - 36” - Finals 1. Ty Stiffler 2. Carl Williams-Cohen 3. Deyshawn Henderson 4. Sean Snyder 5. Aiden Emmel 6. Matt Grahe

44.3 47.2 48.6 52.7 54.3 54.8

Perryville Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville

MEN’S TEAM RESULTS

1. 2. 3.

Perryville Rising Sun Fallston

87.5 76.17 19.33

MEN’S RESULTS 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals 1. Travis Bare Josh Burke Bryce Ritchings Carl Williams-Cohen 47.6 3.

Corey Dietz Dillon Lukiewski Chris Greenplate Jullian Hubbard

51.1

Rising Sun

Thomas Christian Dakota Van Der Werff Cameron Malone Cesko Ohwevwo 52.4

Perryville

Mason Testerman Austin Horton Garrett Rees Luke Forsmark

52.5

Rising Sun

Charles Bowling Omar Njie Brody Malone Josiah Rose

1:05.7

Perryville

4x200 Relay - Finals 1. Travis Bare Josh Burke Bryce Ritchings Corey Dietz

1:42.7

Rising Sun

Richie DiPilla Landon Cook Nathaniel Hornberger Hayden Graham 1:43.2

Rising Sun

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MEN’S RESULTS

MEN’S RESULTS 4x400 Relay - Finals 1. Matt Grahe Tayvin Griffin Connor Racine Jaimere Guy 2.

3:50.8

Perryville

Rocky Ramsland Ty Stiffler Andrew Hernandez Sydney Phillips 3:53.2

Perryville

Matt McKay Jacob Herweck Dylan Zahn Landon Milloway

Rising Sun

3:57.4

Logan Shaw Josiah Rose Deyshawn Henderson Brady Martin 4:03.1

Perryville

Cooper Meekins Gabe Phillips John Cummins Aiden Willis

4:22.7

Perryville

Jakob Edwards Jordan Perrine J.B. Lightner Brigdon Bishop

4:24.1

Rising Sun

4x800 Relay - Finals 1. Niklas Haraldsson John Ferry Eli Mackie Jakob Edwards 9:35.5

Rising Sun

Dillon Lukiewski Aidan Holt Andrew “AJ” Jones Jace McMillan 10:50.8

Rising Sun

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Shot Put - 12lb - Finals 1. Cameron Malone 2. Austin Horton 3. Jayden Griffin 4. Nate Blankenship 5. Sydney Phillips 6. Dakota Van Der Werff 7. Charles Bowling 8. Luke Forsmark 9. Michael MJ Brusio 10. Landon Harbert 12. Kaleb Johnson 13. Cesko Ohwevwo 15. Adrian Ohwevwo 16. Brandon Lowinski

37’ 5.5 36’ 4 36’ 1.25 34’ 5 34’ 2.25 31’ 11.5 31’ 0 30’ 8 30’ 7 29’ 10.5 26’ 6 25’ 11 20’ 2 18’ 10.5

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Discus - 1.6kg - Finals 1. Mason Testerman 2. Cameron Malone 3. Jayden Griffin 4. Michael MJ Brusio 5. Holden Coe 6. Austin Horton 8. Dakota Van Der Werff 9. Cesko Ohwevwo 11. Adrian Ohwevwo

105’ 4 102’ 7 91’ 9 91’ 5 75’ 6 72’ 5 64’ 11 62’ 11 56’ 2

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High Jump - Finals 1. Connor Racine 2. Jakob Edwards 3. David Greenplate 4. Jaiden Proctor 4. Deyshawn Henderson

5’ 8 5’ 6 5’ 4 5’ 0 5’ 0

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Pole Vault - Finals 2. Sam Martin 3. Rocky Ramsland 4. Kyle Davies 4. Dylan Zahn 7. Logan Zahn 8. Maddox Martin 8. Nate Fortney 8. Dakota Kelly 11. Matt Grahe 12. Hasani Baynes

10’ 0 9’ 6 8’ 6 8’ 6 8’ 0 7’ 6 7’ 6 7’ 6 7’ 0 6’ 6

Rising Sun Perryville Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Rising Sun Perryville Perryville Perryville

Long Jump Varsity - Finals 1. Rocky Ramsland 2. Tayvin Griffin 3. Connor Racine 4. Dillon Lukiewski 5. Aiden Blankenship 6. Dylan Zahn 7. Jaimere Guy 8. Cooper Meekins 9. Bohdan Hamson 10. Logan Zahn 11. Gavin McKeown 12. Aidan Holt 13. Aiden Emmel 14. Gabe Phillips 15. Billy Glidewell

19’ 5 18’ 5 18’ 1 17’ 6 16’ 6 15’ 10 15’ 2 15’ 1 14’ 5 14’ 4 14’ 3 14’ 1 13’ 10 12’ 6 11’ 0

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Triple Jump Varsity - Finals 1. Connor Racine 2. Travis Bare 3. Josh Pace 4. Aiden Blankenship 5. Bohdan Hamson 6. Eli Weston 7. Hasani Baynes 8. Noah Chriscoe

39’ 2 34’ 5 33’ 9 32’ 4 31’ 6 29’ 8 29’ 2 25’ 4

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COMICS

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COMICS

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TOP 10 MOVIES 1. The Bad Guys (PG) animated 2. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (PG) James Marsden, Jim Carrey 3. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (PG-13) Eddie Redmayne, Jude Law 4. The Northman (R) Alexander Skarsgard, Nicole Kidman 5. Everything Everywhere All at Once (R) Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu 6. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (R) Nicolas Cage, Pedro Pascal 7. The Lost City (PG-13) Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum 8. Memory (R) Liam Neeson, Monica Bellucci 9. Father Stu (R) Mark Wahlberg, Mel Gibson 10. Morbius (PG-13) Jared Leto, Matt Smith Source: Box Office Mojo (c) 2022 King Features Synd., Inc.

PUZZLE SOLUTIONS FOR THIS WEEK ON PAGE B-16

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SPRING SEASON STANDINGS AS OF MAY 8, 2022

B-16 SOFTBALL 1A SOUTH REGION I: Patterson Mill Fallston Havre de Grace Perryville Bohemia Manor Joppatowne

17-0 15-1 9-7 7-10 5-10 3-10

2A EAST REGION I: Rising Sun Harford Tech North East North Harford C. Milton Wright Elkton

BASEBALL

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BOYS LACROSSE

GIRLS LACROSSE

1A SOUTH REGION I: Perryville 13-4 Bohemia Manor 11-4 Havre de Grace 10-7 Patterson Mill 10-9 Joppatowne 1-10

1A EAST REGION II: Perryville 9-3 Rising Sun 7-5 North East 4-8 Kent County 3-6-1 Cambridge SD 2-8 Bohemia Manor 2-10

1A SOUTH REGION II: Perryville 8-3 Bohemia Manor 6-6 Rising Sun 4-7 Cambridge SD 2-3 North East 2-8 Kent County 1-8-1

13-2 14-5 9-8 8-9 2-14 2-15

2A EAST REGION I: North East 17-1 Fallston 9-8 North Harford 9-10 Elkton 7-10 Rising Sun 5-10 Harford Tech 5-13

2A EAST REGION I: Kent Island 11-2 North Harford 9-5 C. Milton Wright 8-5 Queen Anne’s 7-3 Elkton 3-9

2A EAST REGION I: C. Milton Wright 9-3 North Harford 9-4 Kent Island 6-4-2 Elkton 6-8 Queen Anne’s 3-3

Regional Quarterfinals - May 12 Regional Semifinals - May 16 Regional Finals - May 18

Regional Quarterfinals - May 12 Regional Semifinals - May 14 Regional Finals - May 17

Regional Quarterfinals - May 11 Regional Semifinals - May 13 Regional Finals - May 16

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Champion for Rising Sun High School in 1996. The last name to be added to the town sign was Anthony Cimorosi. Cimorosi was State Wrestling Champion in 2012. Now, ten years later, he is one of the coaches who has been working with the young grappler for several years. Garvin had a record of 43 wins and zero losses this year on his way to his first High School State Championship. His goal is to win again his Junior and Senior year so his name can be on the town sign three times. The only person to be listed on the sign is RS Wrestler Matt Jackson who won the State Championship in 2006. 2007 and 2008.

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