Cecil County Sports Weekly - Issue #7

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Golf

Fall Ball

Manolescu & Hogan win the 2021 Chesapeake League

Little League District 5 Photos from Susan Coale Cole

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SPORTS WEEKLY

MARYLAND 5 STAR MAKES SPLASH IN CECIL COUNTY

“INAUGURAL EVENT HUGE SUCCESS!” Volleyball

Rising Sun Homecoming

The North East Indians face a red hot Elkton on a Winning Streak

The Tigers play Bohemia Manor for Homecoming 2021

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Cecil County Sports Weekly High School Varsity Football Standings

TEAM W L PCT PF - PA

Home Road Strk

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE: Last 5

Elkton 5 2 0.710 221 - 133 2-1

3-1

W2

3-2

Perryville 3 3 0.500 141 - 137 2-1

1-2

L1

3-2

Bohemia Manor 4 3 0.570 158 - 163 1-2

3-1

W2

2-3

Rising Sun 1 6 0.140 153 - 228 0-4

1-2

L4

1-4

North East 0 7 0.000 43 - 201

0-4

L7

0-5

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High School Junior Varsity Football Standings

TEAM W L PCT PF-PA

Home Road Strk Last 5

Bohemia Manor 3 2 0.600 75-46

1-1

2-1

W1

3-2

Perryville 2 5 0.330 76-120

1-2

1-2

L1

2-3

Elkton 2 5 0.330 122-204 1-2

1-3

L1

1-4

Rising Sun 1 6 0.160 96-174

0-4

1-2

L3

1-4

North East 0 5 0.000 14-141

0-2

0-3

L5

0-5

THURSDAY, OCT 21 SENIOR NIGHT:

RISING SUN JOPPATOWNE JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Rising Sun High School

FRIDAY, OCT 22 HAVRE DE GRACE PERRYVILLE JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Havre de Grace High School BEL AIR ELKTON JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Bel Air High School NORTH EAST PATTERSON MILL JV 4:00PM Varsity - 7:00PM North East High School

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RMS MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

JAYDEN TRIPLETT - EHS The Elkton Golden Elks lost Senior RB Ian Brown in the first quarter to an ankle sprain in their game this week on the road at C. Milton Wright. Senior Jayden Triplett, playing at Quarterback, put the team on his back and had close to 400 yards of offense.

Jayden had 27 rushes for an amazing 252 yards scoing 1 TD and one 2 pt conversion. Jayden was just as impressive on passing with 144 yards passing on 7/16 scoring 1 TD and one 2 pt conversion.

Jayden did this all while the Golden Elks were down 3 starters on their Offensive Line. The Golden Elks defeated the C. Milton Wright Mustangs 30-20.

RMS FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

RACHEL TAYLOR - RSHS Rising Sun Senior Rachel Taylor was a force to be reckoned with as she held down the defense for the Tigers.

Rachel played in both overtime periods, making many key stops as Patterson Mill tried to get into the Tiger’s defensive end. She showed true Tiger resilience in the 1 v 1 overtime period when she scored the Tiger’s winning goal with a beautiful lifted shot after a rebound from the Patterson Mill goalkeeper.

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ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS FOOTBALL

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PHOTOS BY SUSAN BURKHOLDER/SWiB

TRIPLETT SHINES UNDER THE FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

The Golden Elks were able to get out of CM Wright Thursday with a tightly contested 30-20 victory. The Golden Elks were led by Jayden Triplett who carried the team with a 252 yard rushing performance to go along with 144 yards passing. Triplett found the end zone 4 times (2 touchdowns and 2 conversions) as well. Brandon Turner contributed over 100 yards combined rushing and receiving while scoring on a long reception in the 2nd quarter. Ian Brown scored a touchdown and 2 point conversion before leaving

with an injury in the 1st quarter. Rounding out the scoring for the Golden Elks was Isaiah Huffstutler who caught a pass from Triplett for a 16 yard touchdown.

Defensively for the Elks, Kyrie Tyson, Doug McGonigle and Jaidyn Light all registered interceptions for the Elks while Jamere Hunter led the team with 9 tackles. The Golden Elks have another tough matchup this Friday at Bel Air where they are seeking their 6th win of the season.

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C. MILTON WRIGHT MUSTANGS

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NORTH EAST INDIANS FOOTBALL

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INDIANS HEADED BACK TO NORTH EAST FOR FINAL TWO GAMES

HOMECOMING WEEK AND SENIOR NIGHT NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE TO END THE REGULAR SEASON

The North East Indians traveled to Havre de Grace this week in their final road game of the regular season to face a Warriors squad that has dominated every opponent they have faced this year. Only three teams have scored against the Warriors this year and none more than six points.

The Indians played

hard but a few mistakes and turnovers gave the Warriors opportunities to get some easy points.

North East Seniors Connor Keen, Andrew Kosinski, and Joe Funk all had some great plays in the game with Kosinski even making it into the endzone for a touchdown at the end of the first half.

That play would be called

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back on a penalty and the half ended with Havre de Grace leading 28-0.

The Indians return home this week for Homecoming Week to face Patterson Mill that is 2-5 for

the season.

Patterson Mill defested Perryville this week 44-26 but previously have not been able to get more than 15 points in their 5 losses.

North East sched-

ule could be favorable to them in their last two games against the 2-5 Huskies and the Season finale on Oct 29th against a 1-6 Rising Sun Tigers.

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RISING SUN TIGERS FOOTBALL

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PHOTOS BY DUANE GOLDSMITH & NATALIE GOLDSMITH

LATE TIGERS RALLY RUNS OUT OF TIME IN HOMECOMING LOSS

By Kevin Phillips

CALVERT-- Bohemia Manor ran just nine offensive plays in the second and third quarters as Rising Sun used clock killing drives to keep the Eagles’ dynamic offense off the field.

Bo Manor made the most of those limited snaps as they scored 28 points in the middle two quarters to jump out to a 25-point lead before holding off a late Tiger rally to earn a 35-32 victory in UCBAC football action Thursday night.

“We have great players and, also, great coaching

by Coach (Jason) Zang over there,” Eagle head coach Vincent Ricci said of his team’s offensive efficiency.

“Jake Koehler and Tyler Lotsen made great catches and did the rest. We also got pretty good blocking down

the field as well.”

The score was knotted at 7-7 through 12 minutes after Losten caught a 36-yard touchdown pass from Angel Granado with 26 seconds left in the first quarter, and Rising Sun proceeded to control the ball for the game’s next 24 plays.

In the middle of that ball dominance, Bo Manor took the lead when Lotsen made a mid-play adjustment to intercept a pass and return it 50 yards for a touchdown to make the score 14-7 with 6:51 left in the second quarter.

“My first mindset was get to the quarterback, but then, I see our d-end crashing hard. I saw the quarterback getting ready to throw, so I backed up. He fired it right to me,” Lotsen said.

After the Tigers went

on a long drive that resulted in a 33-yard field goal from Gannon Russel to make it 14-10 with 1:16 left in the second quarter, the Eagles broke the game open with two touchdowns in 14 seconds.

Facing a 4th and 8 at the Rising Sun 28, Granado connected with Jake Koehler in the endzone for a touchdown to increase Bo Manor’s lead to 21-10 with 19.9 seconds left in the second quarter.

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Connor,

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You have grown up before we were ready. With all of your talents your future is limited only by you. You will achieve whatever you want to in life. All you have to do is have half the belief in yourself that we have in you.

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Love, Dad, Mom and Karlee

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BOHEMIA MANOR EAGLES FOOTBALL

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EAGLES HOLD BACK TIGERS RALLY TO GET SECOND WIN IN A ROW PHOTOS BY DUANE GOLDSMITH & NATALIE GOLDSMITH

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After a squib kick went out of bounds, the Eagles were forced to rekick, and they tried the squib kick again, which they recovered at the Tiger 40. On the ensuing play, Granado connected with Lotsen again for a 40-yard touchdown that increased Bo Manor’s lead to 28-10.

“We ran a fake, and I saw the safety high. I put it in there between the safety and corner. (Losten) made a move and scored along the sideline,” Granado said of the touchdown right before halftime.

After getting the ball to start the third quarter, Ris-

ing Sun marched down the field to the opposing 30, but the Eagles stopped the Tigers on downs to get the ball back for their offense.

Two plays later, Bo Manor added to its lead when Granado broke free for a 58-yard touchdown to make it 35-10 with 7:19 left in the third quarter, and that touchdown was the Eagles’ fifth of 20 yards or more.

“We were thinking on the fly and making our move on the fly. We played as a team. We played as a family. We were all clicking, playing in sync, and reading it,” Granado said of his team’s big play ability.

Rising Sun mounted a furious rally with Russel scoring three of his four

touchdowns in the fourth quarter to cut its deficit to 3532 with 4:37 remaining in the game.

After recovering the onside kick, Bo Manor went on its longest drive of the game, taking the final 4:37 off the clock to hold on to the win.

“That’s what I told the guys after the game. The second half was rough for us at the end of the third quarter and beginning of the fourth quarter. The o-line stepped up, and we were able to get a couple of first downs. On the last play, we only needed to run three seconds,” Ricci said of the last drive. “The offensive line stepped up big time.”

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PERRYVILLE PANTHERS FOOTBALL

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PANTHERS MISSING NUMEROUS STARTERS FOR HUSKIES MATCHUP PHOTOS BY WAYNE LAMBERT

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MARYLAND 5 STAR

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BOYD MARTIN WINS MARYLAND 5 STAR AT FAIR HILL

PHOTOS BY SCOTT SERIO

After a weekend of postulating that the title for the Inaugural Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill would go across the pond to Great Britain’s Oliver Townend, it turned out the crown would only go up the road a few miles to Cochranville-based, Australian transplant Boyd Martin.

The win would be Martin’s first at the sport of three-day eventing’s penultimate difficulty level.

His first four-star win was in Australia, but this win in the five-star was in front of a crowd in Cecil County.

For the county, it was a splashy event that drew

PHOTO BY KARINA SERIO

thousands of fans to the rolling landscape in the top part of the county in a area known for horses, horse trails and horse competitions. By all accounts from attendees, the event was a huge success.

“Cecil County shined during the Maryland 5 star. It was great to see so many local Rising Sun businesses represented. Buying and supporting local is how we are going to continue to grow our economy in Rising Sun and Cecil County.” said Rising Sun Mayor, Travis Marion.

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PHOTOS BY SCOTT SERIO

“The inaugural Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill was a major success. Congratulations to Boyd Martin and On Cue on the exciting win!”

- Governor Larry Hogan

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MANOLESCU & HOGAN WIN 2021 CHESAPEAKE LEAGUE

By Andrew Barbin

Chesapeake League rookies Bob Manolescu and Rick Hogan topped off their excellent debut season with a huge win over Tom Vincenti and Tim Taylor in the finals. Manolescu and Hogan were nearly wire to wire the #1 overall seed through the 20-week regular season, and continued their winning

through the playoffs taking down the teams of Mark Thompson and Justin Eldreth, Joe Gaskill and Dave Gaskill, and Doug Phillips and Rick Speed en route to their title match against the red-hot team of Tom Vincenti and Tim Taylor.

Doug Phillips, with Rick Speed out of the lineup due to injury, took down Roger Keane and John Van Fossen in the third-place match

with an outstanding score of 38 for a net 32. On the consolation bracket, Mark McCoy, also missing his partner Doug Barry, took down Joe Ferdinando and Ryan Jackson in the finals with a 37 for 32 of his own. Frank Hill and Doug Bolton won on a walkoff over Andrew Barbin Jr and Mike Nelles when Frank drained a par putt from the back bunker on hole #9 to come from behind and win

the match.

The Chesapeake League, ran and hosted by Chesapeake Bay Golf Club, is a 9-hole league played on Thursday Nights (starting at 5:30pm). The 2021 season was the biggest turnout by far, with 64 golfers (32 teams) teeing it up over a 20-week regular season and 4-week playoff. With gross and net skin pots, proximity contests, random drawings,

quarterly and seasonal payouts, and a Calcutta during the playoffs – the Chesapeake League gave out nearly $16,000 in prize money (mostly cash, some gift cards).

Next year’s league will begin April 7th, 2022 and will have an 18-week regular season ending August 4th, and a 4-week playoff ending September 1st.

RISING SUN FALLS SHORT OF PATTERSON MILL, WINS OVER EDGEWOOD AND JOPPATOWNE

By Andrew Barbin

On Tuesday, October 12th the Rising Sun Tigers played their last regular season match for the season against Patterson Mill, Edgewood, and Joppatowne at Winter’s Run CC. Despite a team season low score of 225, they still could not quite keep up with the Huskies’ score of 215. They did howev-

er win big over Edgewood and Joppatowne to finish their 2021 campaign at 11-6 overall and 9-0 in the Susquehanna division.

Ben Adams shot his season low score to lead the Tigers with a great score of 40, finishing one back of Patterson Mill’s John Harrison’s medaling score of 39. Adams was followed up by Tyler Hogue, who shot his season best

score of 41. Hogue notably had no scores worse than a bogey in his 5-over finish.

Rounding out the scoring was Tim Dobrowolski’s 46, Bradley Dietz’s 47, and a 51 from Johnny Waldridge.

Rising Sun looks to get past their disappointing finish at the divisional championship, and improve upon their solid showing at the district championships as they take down

the other county teams at Back Creek on Thursday at the County Championships. The Tigers will look to take down Noah Wallace and the rest of the North East Indians in the rematch they’ve been waiting two weeks for. Perryville will look to stage an upset of their own after close finishes with both North East and Rising Sun at the previous two championships.

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High School Varsity Standings

TEAM

Tri State Christian 15-1 Bohemia Manor 9-1 Elkton 9-2 Tome School 7-5 Providence Christian 7-8 North East 4-6 Perryville 2-3 West Nottingham 4-7 Rising Sun 2-6

High School JV Standings

TEAM

Perryville 3-1 Elkton 6-5 Rising Sun 2-2 North East 0-9 Bohemia Manor 0-10

High School Volleyball Scores OCTOBER 11: Elkton

North East

Elkton JV North East JV

3 2

2 0

OCTOBER 12: Bohemia Manor C. Milton Wright Elkton Aberdeen

North Harford North East

3 1

3 1

North Harford JV North East JV Bel Air Rising Sun

3 1

2 0

OCTOBER 13: Rising Sun C. Milton Wright

3 0

3 1

OCTOBER 14: North East

Harford Tech

3 0

Elkton Joppatowne

3 1

Bohemia Manor Patterson Mill

OCTOBER 15: Bel Air

Bohemia Manor

3 1 3 0

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Elkton digs deep, wins in 5 sets over North East for 7th in a row

By Megan Steimer

Elkton entered Monday night’s match on a sixgame winning streak, including two game five victories in their previous two contests.

When it became evident the match against county rival North East Indians was heading in that same direction, the Elks were prepared as they came out on top 2523, 19-25, 23-25, 25-18, 1510 to defeat a tough North East team and win their seventh game in a row.

The first set saw several unforced errors as both Elkton and North East tried to find their rhythm and develop plays, but the North East offense came alive in game two. Anna Breneman stepped up to knock in four kills and tie the match at 1-1 for the Indians who ended the game on a seven-point

service run. By game three the volleys became longer and more intense, the plays were more strategic, and the match was overall livelier.

Both Delaney and Shelby Donaldson recorded aces for North East, including backto-back aces for Shelby Donaldson to put her team ahead 22-20. With the game on the line, Elkton’s Emily Bonson made a smart play, tipping the ball over to the Indian’s side for a kill and giving the Elks a chance for a comeback, however North East held on to win game three.

Shelby Donaldson continued her impeccable serving in game four, dishing out three aces in a row as the Indians jumped to a 3-0 lead. A characteristically energetic Elkton team became unusually quiet as they faced a gut-check. Down 15-13, Elks’ head coach Kim Brown

called a timeout to get her team back in gear. A North East hitting error gave Elkton the ball and the opportunity to prove a comeback was again possible. Both Kendall Gitau and Hanna Workman went on service runs to give the Elks a 22-16 lead and soon after, the win to tie the match.

With their winning streak again on the line, Elkton entered a familiar game five situation. At one point, the Elks were up 10-4 and looked to run away with the victory before North East came within a point to tie the game. Bonson made sure the comeback was short lived as she tallied three significant kills late in the game, giving the Elks momentum to capture game five and the match. “I think we did really well tonight. It was tough, but we pulled through” said

Bonson, who finished with five kills on the night. Mikayla Jefferson led the Elks with 12 assists, two kills and three aces while Hanna Workman tallied five kills and two aces.

Autumn Simpson led the defense with 7 digs to go with Ainsley Jackson’s four digs and three aces. Jackie Marison had a stellar night on offense for the Indians with six kills and two aces while Delaney Donaldson and Emily Mullins each tallied four kills and Shelby Donaldson had four assists to go with her ten aces.

Elkton has since gone on to win two more matches for nine wins in a row. Look for the Elks to host Edgewood Tuesday, October 19th while North East hosts Havre de Grace on Monday, October 18th.

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WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY WINS HOMECOMING THRILLER OVER PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN

West Nottingham Academy celebrated Homecoming this past weekend and hosted the Providence Christian Academy Varsity Volleyball Team.

The West Nottingham Rams won the first set 25-22 but the Lady Griffins from Providence showed they were not to be taken lightly.

West Nottingham would again win in the second set by a score of 25-19 giving the Rams a two game lead in the best of five series.

The Griffins would rally back in the third set and get their first win of the contest. A win by Providence in the fourth set 25-20 would take the game into a fifth set to determine the winner.

West Nottingham won the fifth set 16-14 to get the hard fought victory over a very competitive Providence Christian Academy.

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PERRYVILLE SHUTS OUT EDGEWOOD 2-0 ON SENIOR NIGHT

Abbey 2022

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With love and pride, today and always!

Love, Mom

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INDIANS OVER THE PANTHERS 2-0 FOR THE SECOND TIME THIS SEASON

Nathan, We have enjoyed watching you play the game of soccer that you have been playing since you were 4 years old. Continue to be the compassionate person you are in all aspects of your life and you will do well in your future. We are extremely proud of you.

Love Mom, Dad, and Natalie

CROSS COUNTRY RISING SUN GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY WIN SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP

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Amanda Callaghan 21:51

Lillian Alexander 22:11

Cecil County Meet Women’s Results

Mackenna Senko 22:30

GRADE NAME TEAM

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GRADE NAME TEAM

TIME

Savannah Lacey 22:42

Team Scores: Women

Emily Wishart 22:45

Team Scores: Men

1. Rising Sun 28 1 11 Amanda Callaghan Rising Sun 21:51.00 1. Patterson Mill 18 2. Havre de Grace 47 2 10 Lillian Alexander Havre de Grace 22:11.00 2. Rising Sun 56 3 10 Mackenna Senko Havre de Grace 22:30.00 3. Elkton 69 3.

Perryville 64 4 11 Savannah Lacey Rising Sun 22:42.00 4. Patterson Mill 86 5 11 Emily Wishart Rising Sun 22:45.00 6 12 Ella Pennington Elkton 22:46.00 7 12 Eve Poteet Rising Sun 22:51.00 8 10 Mattea Marra Elkton 23:40.00 9 9 Alexandria Mack Havre de Grace 24:05.00 10 11 Maie Ikemoto Patterson Mill 24:17.00 11 12 Molly Freel Rising Sun 24:44.00 12 12 Lily Miller Elkton 25:18.00 13 10 Cameron Adcock Rising Sun 25:32.00 14 11 Lauren Lenhoff Patterson Mill 25:35.00 15 9 Bella Chavis Rising Sun 26:12.00 16 9 Chloe Eisner Havre de Grace 26:13.00 17 9 Natalie Burton Havre de Grace 26:27.00 18 11 Emma O’Neil Patterson Mill 26:29.00 19 11 Adeline Murray Havre de Grace 26:56.00 20 11 Kaitlin Perry Rising Sun 27:17.00 21 10 Julia Biggers Perryville 27:49.00 22 12 Valerie Kruger Patterson Mill 27:57.00 23 9 Eva Weston Rising Sun 29:07.00 24 10 Ariana Stanton Perryville 29:25.00 25 11 Samantha Hicks Joppatowne 31:10.00 26 11 Sadie Cooper Elkton 32:05.00 27 12 Sarah Silva Elkton 32:10.00 28 12 Anayah Saunders Elkton 32:19.00 PICTURED: L to R, 29 11 Brianna Barrett Perryville 37:28.00 Amanda Callaghan, Mackenna Senko, Savannah Lacey, Emily Wishart, Ella Pennington, 30 11 Julia Arbogast Patterson Mill 41:11.00 Mattea Marra, Lillian Alexander 31 9 Jasmine Jarousak Perryville 42:14.00 1 12 Berkeley Tisch 2 12 Diego Gonzalez 3 11 Aidan McCullough 4 12 David Pugh 5 11 Michael Young 6 10 Ian Rapp 7 12 Andrew Gneo 8 12 Rager Laughlin 9 11 Eli Weston 10 12 Cameron Dunne 11 10 Matthew Elliott 12 9 Niklas Heraldsson 13 12 Michael Kelly 14 11 Connor Kwiatkowski 15 10 Matt McKay 16 9 JB Lightner 17 10 Andrew Higgins 18 11 Henry Williams 19 12 Tyson Caprinolo 20 10 Preston Dalling 21 12 Ryan Baker 22 11 David Greenplate 23 12 Jean Nieto 24 12 Gabe Phillips 25 9 Braeden Walker 26 11 Lucas Bruns 27 9 Hayden Graham 28 9 Ezra Peterson 29 11 Luke Gerhard 30 10 Nathan Wooster 31 11 Kent Bromley 32 12 Joseph Amaral 33 9 Eric Cumbie 34 12 Rafe Adams 35 12 Amar Hathiramani 36 12 Nathaniel Hornberger 37 9 Micah Decru 38 10 Jacob Fruchey 39 9 Philip Tran 40 12 Andrew Trinh 41 10 Sam Abbey 42 10 Andrew Grosso 43 12 Nicholas May 44 9 Richie Dipilla 45 9 Gavin MacFawn 46 11 Josh Clasing 47 11 Max Hagar 48 9 Jack Baker 49 12 Javaughn Vernon 50 10 Bohdan Hamson 51 9 Reilly Arbogast 52 10 Brandon Lowinski

Patterson Mill Patterson Mill North East Elkton Perryville Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Rising Sun Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Rising Sun Perryville North East Rising Sun Rising Sun Havre de Grace North East Elkton Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Rising Sun Patterson Mill Perryville Perryville Joppatowne Rising Sun Rising Sun Elkton Elkton Havre de Grace Patterson Mill Havre de Grace Perryville Patterson Mill Rising Sun Rising Sun Havre de Grace Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Rising Sun Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Rising Sun Patterson Mill Patterson Mill Perryville Patterson Mill Joppatowne Perryville Patterson Mill Rising Sun

Cecil County Meet Men’s Results

18:03.00 18:23.00 19:10.00 19:13.00 19:41.00 19:42.00 19:46.00 20:00.00 20:08.00 20:16.00 20:26.00 20:35.00 20:53.00 20:55.00 20:59.00 21:02.00 21:13.00 21:34.00 21:43.00 21:45.00 21:51.00 21:56.00 22:14.00 22:15.67 22:15.90 22:15.95 22:29.00 22:35.00 22:36.00 22:43.00 22:45.00 22:49.00 22:51.00 23:07.00 23:17.00 23:30.00 23:31.00 23:44.00 24:13.00 24:22.00 24:29.00 24:33.00 24:50.00 25:11.00 25:23.00 26:47.00 27:25.00 29:00.00 30:12.00 30:18.00 31:49.00 38:20.00

Berkeley Tisch 18:03

Diego Gonzalez 18:23

Adrian McCullough 19:10

David Pugh 19:13

Michael Young 19:41

Ian Rapp 19:42

PICTURED: L to R, Berkeley Tisch, Diego Gonzalez, Adrian McCullough, David Pugh, Michael Young, Ian Rapp, Andrew Gneo, Rager Laughlin

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LITTLE LEAGUE DISTRICT 5

PHOTOS BY SUSAN COALE COLE

ALEXIS ARCE When I knew I was going to be a mom for the first time I was very happy. At two and a half months I felt your first kick so I knew that you were going to be a great soccer player. The years passed and I saw you play for the first time at the age of 3. You were called the star player on the team you played with in Mexico. I am the happiest mom seeing you play and continue to shine. I know that you will go very far and become someone in life. Congratulations for being a Senior and to the whole team for always giving their best efforts on the field. I wish nothing but the best to the team. Love, Mom

We are so proud of the man you’ve become on and off the field. It’s been amazing to see your transformation over the years from playing at a very early age to becoming an impressive athlete. We have so many great memories watching you play over the years, and have enjoyed every moment of it!

BRYCE RITCHINGS

Love, Mom and Dad

Go Tiger Army!

Congratulations Hunter on a great Senior Season! We’re very proud of your dedication and success. We love watching you grow & develop over the years on and off the field.

Guard that goal like a Boss!

HUNTER KENNEDY

Love, Mom and Dad

We have loved watching you grow from the smallest, scrappiest little guy on the field to the talented young man you’ve become. We are so proud of your accomplishments on and off of the field. We’ll always cherish our soccer family memories, and we look forward to making more memories as you begin your college soccer career.

Congratulations to all of the Rising Sun High Seniors. Go Tigers!

GRANT SOPA

Love, Mom and Dad.

Conor, it has been such a pleasure watching you grow into a kind and wonderful young man and a great leader on and off the field. We are so proud of you and look forward to whatever life has in store for you. Congratulations to you and your Tiger Army on a great season! We love you.

CONOR NAJERA

Love, Mom & Dad

We are extremely proud of you.

You have blessed us with such joy watching your successes in life and on the field. Over the years we’ve had early mornings, travelled hundreds of miles, slept in countless hotel rooms, and seen way too many soccer fields...but nothing will ever amount to the memories and time we spent together.

Congratulations on your Senior Season.

DANE SCHUELER

JAKE HERWECK

RYAN KRANKOSKI

Love, Mom and Dad

Ryan, We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished through High School. We look forward to watching you play Basketball and Lacrosse later this year and seeing you graduate with the Class of 2022. NO more slide tackles. Have a great Senior Year!

Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations on your Senior Season. It has been awesome watching you grow and develop on and off the field. We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. We look forward to watching you continue to take on the next chapters in life and all that you will accomplish.

RISING SUN BOYS SOCCER

Love, Mom and Dad