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THE PINK GAME NORTH EAST vs BOHEMIA MANOR

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2021

Girls Soccer Elkton Elks vs Rising Sun Tigers

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High School Rodeo

Cecil County Students ride in Rodeo at Showdown at Cowtown

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Cecil County Sports Blog.com High School Varsity Football Standings

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE:

TEAM W L PCT PF - PA

Home Road Strk

Last 5

Elkton 3 2 0.600 136 - 113

1-1

2-1

L1

3-2

Perryville 3 2 0.600 115 - 93

2-1

1-1

W2

3-2

Bohemia Manor 2 3 0.400 97 - 110

0-2

2-1

L1

2-3

Rising Sun 1 4 0.200 108 - 172 0-3

1-1

L2

1-4

North East 0 5 0.000 43 - 104

0-2

L5

0-5

0-3

High School Junior Varsity Football Standings

TEAM W L PCT PF-PA

Home Road Strk Last 5

Bohemia Manor 2 1 0.660 48-20

1-0

1-1

W2

1-1

Perryville 2 3 0.400 76-82

1-2

1-1

W1

2-3

Elkton 1 4 0.200 80-176

0-2

1-2

L4

1-4

Rising Sun 1 4 0.200 32-88

0-3

1-1

L1

1-4

North East 0 4 0.000 14-105

0-2

0-2

L4

0-4

FRIDAY, OCT 8 EDGEWOOD (2-2) PERRYVILLE (3-2) JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Edgewood High School BOHEMIA MANOR (2-3) C MILTON WRIGHT (2-3) JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Bohemia Manor High School ELKTON (3-2) NORTH EAST (0-5) JV - 4:00 PM Varsity - 7:00 PM Elkton High School ABERDEEN (1-3) RISING SUN (1-4) JV - 4:00PM Varsity - 7:00PM Aberdeen High School

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MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

BECKHAM AIMAN This week the Rising Sun Boys Soccer Team faced off against County Rival, North East High School.

Both teams came into the match up having defeated every other team in the county.

This game would be for the “County Sweep” and all the bragging rights that come with it for having defeated every Cecil County Team.

The North East Defense gave up two goals in the game with both scores coming from Beckham giving his team the victory.

#8 FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

RYLEE LENZ Bohemia Manor Junior Rylee Lenz has been a stand out on the court all season helping guide her team to a 6-0 record thus far in the season.

“Rylee is a force on the court all the way around, contributing as much for our team offensively as she does defensively and in serve receive.

She is humble, focused at practice, and leads the teams as Captain with grace and guidance. Her teammates respect her work ethic and determination, and they feed off the electricity she brings to the court.”

- Head Coach Sabrina Larmer

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ELKTON GOLDEN ELKS FOOTBALL

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PHOTOS BY SUSAN BURKHOLDER/ SWiB PHOTOGRAPHY

GOLDEN ELKS TAKE LOSS ON THE ROAD TO THE ARUNDEL WILDCATS 41-20.

This week they prepare for Homecoming and face a North East Indians squad looking for their first win of the season. The Golden Elks vs Indians will be the Inter-County Matchup to see this week.

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ELKTON’S TEAM MANAGERS: Left to Right: Jett’a Young, Malana Redden, Alexys Sisler, Mya Coursey, Kristi Viers, and kneeling in front is Gyselle Lopez .

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BOHEMIA MANOR EAGLES FOOTBALL

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PHOTOS BY JON DURR AND KARINA SERIO

BOHEMIA MANOR DROPS TO 2-3 AFTER 36-20 LOSS TO JOPPATOWNE THE EAGLES NOW PREPARE TO FOR C. MILTON WRIGHT FOR HOMECOMING WEEK ON OCT 8

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PERRYVILLE PANTHERS FOOTBALL

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PHOTOS BY WAYNE LAMBERT

PERRYVILLE SENIOR NIGHT WIN OVER NORTH EAST 33-16

By Shawn Huth

On a chilly night in Perryville, the clash between county rivals North East and Perryville ensued. It was Perryville’s senior night, and the stands were filled with pink because it was also their pink out game. North East came into the game, hoping to achieve their first win of the season, while Perryville was looking to continue to beat their county opponents.

The game started out with a punt, a fumble from Perryville, and then a missed field goal from North East. Perryville made North East pay for their miss and Daniel Tserkis caught a dart across the middle of the field for an 80 yard touchdown pass. Daniel Tserkis has been a monster this season

and is continuing to put up amazing numbers. The extra point was good and this was only the start to Perryville’s offensive domination. On their next drive, Perryville quarterback Zack Clarke showed his amazing elusiveness during an 11 yard scramble. Then he found Zach Ayers who showed his electric speed on a 35 yard touchdown pass.

The rest of the half showed no more scoring, and North East could not muster up any offense to compete with Perryville.

Some highlights on the next couple drives included solid rushes by Joe Funk of North East and an amazing 22 yard catch by Daniel Tserkis overtop his defender.

After halftime, Perryville started their drive with

a 3 and out but faked the punt in order to have a big gain from Tayvin Griffin. Perryville could not convert on fourth and gave the ball to North East. North East had a chance to score, but quarterback Nathan Patterson missed a wide open receiver who could’ve had a massive gain. Another bad throw led to a ball placed right into Daniel Tserkis hands for an interception. Within the next couple plays Jamiere Guy showed his incredible speed on a 67 yard rushing touchdown. Perryville was already up by 20.

The North East run game finally started to work when Joe Funk single handedly drove his team down the field. But, Nathan Patterson threw another interception right into the hands of

Caedon Kestner who had an excellent defensive performance.

Perryville switched quarterbacks to Jayden Griffin and he instantly found a wide open Jamiere Guy for a 68 yard receiving touchdown. Jayden delivered a great throw while being sacked for the touchdown.

North East finally would get onto the scoreboard in the fourth quarter on a screen pass to wide receiver Andrew Kosinski for a 51 yard touchdown. The score changed to 26-8. Following a punt, North East looked to bring the game even closer, but Nathan Patterson threw another interception. Zach Ayers made an amazing play, catching the ball and overpowering wide receiver Andrew Kosinski who is at

least 6 inches taller than him.

The next points were two drives later following a North East fumble when Perryville running back Jamiere Guy ran a touchdown in from one yard out. North East scored on the next drive after a 58 yard rush from Greg Kirby for 58 yards and Joe Funke punched it in for a touchdown. The final score would be Perryville 33 North East 16.

Next week, Perryville will travel to Edgewood for a very tough battle to keep their win streak alive.

North East will travel to Elkton for a tough game to try to have a number in the win column.

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NORTH EAST INDIANS FOOTBALL

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NORTH EAST STILL SEEKING FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON

PHOTOS BY DUANE GOLDSMITH

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PERRYVILLE/RISING SUN JV GAME

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PHOTOS BY DUANE GOLDSMITH

MONDAY NIGHT QUARTERBACKS LET IT FLY IN HIGH SCORING THRILLER

T I G E R S J V D E F E AT P A N T H E R S J V 3 0 - 2 0

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RISING SUN TIGERS FOOTBALL

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RISING SUN LOSES TO FALLSTON 56-20 PHOTOS BY JACKI TAYLOR

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VOLLEYBALL

14 High School Varsity Standings

TEAM Tri State Christian 9-0 Bohemia Manor 6-0 Elkton 5-2 North East 3-3 Perryville 2-3 Rising Sun 1-4 West Nottingham Tome School Providence Christian

High School JV Standings

TEAM Perryville 2-0 Elkton 2-1 Rising Sun 0-1 North East 0-3 Bohemia Manor 0-3

High School Varsity Scores SEPT 21: Tri-State Christian 3 FCA 0 Bohemia Manor Patterson Mill

3 1

Patterson Mill JV Bohemia Manor JV Fallston Perryville Fallston JV Perryville

2 1

3 1

2 0

Elkton Joppatowne

Elkton JV Joppatowne JV North East Harford Tech

The Elkton Elks won their fourth game in a row Tuesday afternoon, sweeping the Havre de Grace Warriors 25-23, 25-15, 25-21 and improving to an overall record of 4-2 this season.

Despite a close first game, the Elks capitalized on ball possession, registering 10 kills and 14 aces— two of which ended game one and two.

The first set did not begin how Elkton intended.

Down 1-5, setter Mikayla Jefferson found hitters Myaven Ewing and Emily Bonson who combined, unleashed three kills, waking the offense up and giving the Elks an 8-7 lead. Behind a short service run by Autumn Simpson, Elkton went up 12-8 before the Warriors battled back to take a 17-16 lead.

“We needed to come together,” Jefferson said, “we needed to start playing as a team instead of as individuals.” It was then the roles reversed as Ewing found the ball and set it to Jefferson who made the kill, tying the score 17-17 and demonstrating the versatility of an Elkton offense.

A couple of extensive volleys transpired— each point more valuable than the last as the Elks closed out game one, ending it with a Hanna Workman ace.

Workman carried over her efficient serving, tallying four aces in game two as the Elks began to find their groove. Elkton was up 20-12 at one point and had no plans to look back as they put on a dominate performance to win the second set. Jefferson helped the Elks to an early 4-0 lead in game three, including a play where she strategically placed the ball deep on Havre de Grace’s side, just out of reach for a return. But the Warriors were able to answer this time as they rallied back and took a 16-13 lead over the Elks. “We started to play down to the other team” Workman observed. With the score tied 21-21, Elkton coach Kim Brown took a necessary timeout to give her team a breather— soon after sophomore Kendall Gitau stepped up to the service line and secured the final four points, helping her team to a 3-0 match win.

Hanna Workman finished the night with five kills, two blocks and five aces while Mikayla Jefferson dished out ten assists to go with her two digs and three aces. Although the Elks came away with a win, the team is not about to settle with their performance, “while we did win, I think we’re a whole lot better then how we played tonight,” said Workman.

3 1

C. Milton Wright Rising Sun

2 1

SEPT 23: Tri-State Christian Delaware Valley North East Havre De Grace

3 0

Havre De Grace JV North East JV

3 2 3 0

2 1

3 0

Patterson Mill JV Rising Sun JV

2 0

Bohemia Manor Perryville

3 0

Perryville JV Bohemia Manor JV

2 1

SEPT 24: Tri-State Christian Tome School

By Megan Steimer

2 0

Harford Tech JV North East JV

Rising Sun Patterson Mill

Elkton sweeps visiting Havre de Grace, secures fourth win in a row

3 0

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TRI-STATE CHRISTIAN DEFEATS WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY 3-0

The Lady Crusaders of Tri-State Christian Academy continue their undefeated season this week with a win in 3 sets over West Nottingham Academy.

The Lady Crusaders have now defeated all

the Cecil County Teams that are on their schedule for the year having beaten Rising Sun, The Tome School, West Nottingham Academy and Providence Christian Academy.

FIELD HOCKEY

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High School Varsity Standings

TEAM

Tome School 3-1 Rising Sun 3-4

North East 3-3 Bohemia Manor 4-1

Perryville 0-4

Elkton 0-5

High School JV Standings

TEAM

Rising Sun 1-0 North East 1-1 Perryville 0-1

LADY TIGERS FALL TO BEL AIR 6-3 PHOTOS BY JACKI TAYLOR

High School Varsity Scores

SEPT 27 North East 6 Elkton 0 C. Milton Wright Perryville

7 0

SEPT 29 C. Milton Wright North East

4 0

C. Milton JV North East JV

3 0

Bel Air 6 Rising Sun 3 Bohemia Manor 3 Elkton 1 OCT 1 Kent County Rising Sun

5 0

Rising Sun JV North East JV

1 0

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Girls Soccer Varsity Standings

GIRLS SOCCER

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TEAM

North East 4-1 Perryville 4-2 Rising Sun 4-2 Bohemia Manor 4-3 Elkton 3-4-1

Girls Soccer JV Standings

TEAM

North East 1-2 Rising Sun 1-2

Girls Soccer Scores

SEPT 28 Bel Air 3 Rising Sun 0 Bel Air JV Rising Sun JV

2 1

North East Harford Tech

1 0

Harford Tech JV North East JV

7 0

SEPT 30 North East Perryville

4 0

Bohemia Manor Joppatowne

16 0

Rising Sun 2 Elkton 0

LADY TIGERS SHUT OUT GOLDEN ELKS 2-0 PHOTOS BY DUANE GOLDSMITH

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GIRLS SOCCER

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GOLF

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High School Standings

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RISING SUN SPLITS MATCH AGAINST C MILTON WRIGHT & BO MANOR

TEAM

By Andrew Barbin

1. Fallston 6-0 2. North Harford 4-0

Rising Sun HS split their tri-match against C Milton Wright and Bo Manor at Back Creek Golf Course on Tuesday, September 28th. Going into the match, both Rising Sun and Bo Manor were undefeated in Susquehanna Divisional Play, so this was a monumental match for both squads going into the end of the

3. C.M. Wright 2-0 4. Rising Sun 5-2 5. Harford Tech 5-1 6. Patterson Mill 4-2 7. Aberdeen 3-2 8. Havre de Grace 4-3 9. Bohemia Manor 3-3 10. Bel Air 2-2 11. Elkton 2-3

season. C.M. Wright, the only undefeated team in league play other than Fallston, continued their impressive campaign by firing a 217 to take both matches by over 20 strokes. Led by medalist Trevor Heid’s score of 38 and Tyler Mann’s 42, the Mustangs improve to 12 & 0 on the year.

The match between county rivals Rising Sun and Bo Manor was a

far closer exhibition, coming down to the wire with the Tigers taking down the Eagles 240 to 246. Rising Sun’s Timmy Dobrowolski was the team low with his season-best score of 42.

Dobrowolski’s solid round was followed up by Ben Adam’s score of 45 and Bradley Dietz’s 46. Bo Manor’s top finishers were Mason Williams and Noah Roleuh, who both fired 46s in their attempt to pull

ahead of Rising Sun in the standings. Also counting for Bo Manor was Braden “Bud” Paris, who shot a 49. Katie Kegley was the low girl of the contest, shooting a 51.

Rising Sun improves to 6&0 in Susquehanna play, and 9&3 in overall League Play. Bo Manor falls to 5&1 in Susquehanna play, and 5&7 overall.

12. Edgewood 2-7 13. North East 1-5

NORTH EAST TAKES DOWN HAVRE DE GRACE, FALLS TO NORTH HARFORD

14. Joppatowne 1-8 15. Perryville 1-6

By Andrew Barbin

High School Scores SEPT 20: Perryville C. Milton Wright Havre De Grace

265 245 266

SEPT 21: Elkton 266 Harford Tech 204 Rising Sun 200

North East High School traveled to Geneva Farms Golf Course to take on divisional rival Havre De Grace and the 10 & 1 North Harford Hawks. North Harford, led by medalist Aaron Beck’s 39, won by over 40 strokes over North East and Havre De Grace. North Harford

flexed it’s depth by following up Beck’s solid showing with a 42 from Zach Wilcox, a 44 from Johnny Manzari, and a pair of 46s from Jimmy Callant and Coulter Parsons for a team score of 217.

North East was able to improve their Susquehanna record to 2&2 with their defeat of the Hawks 264 to 282. Noah

Wallace, while not up to his standards, fired a 41 to lead the Indians. Lance Richardson’s 53 was the second best score on the team, followed by 56s from Brandon Kristovich and Ethan Moyers, and a 58 from Reese Swartout.

Havre De Grace, who falls to 4&5 for the division and 4&9 overall, was led by Ben Brzozowski’s score

of 50 and followed up by a 51 from Thomas Hinton, 60s from Eli Teffy and Liam Whiteheal, and a 61 from Michael Greco.

EVAN BARBIN FINISHES T-6TH IN THE 115th MIDDLE ATLANTIC AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Evan Barbin of Elkton, MD had a solid showing in the 115th Middle Atlantic Amateur Championship this weekend, shooting 6974-72 for a three-day total of 215 at Baltimore Country Club. The rising senior out of Red Lion Christian Academy (Bear, DE) was the leader in the clubhouse after his first round, and despite some troubles late in his second round, managed to hold second place at one point in the final round. His 6th place finish out of 122 qualifying golfers is another solid finish to what has been a strong season for Barbin, who qualifed to play in the 73rd U.S. Junior Amateur at the Country Club of North Carolina as well as the nationally televised Notah Begay III Junior Golf

Championship last November. The youngest Barbin brother also notched several victories this season, winning the Delaware Boy’s High School State Championship, the U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier at Doylestown, the Philadelphia Open qualifier at 1912 Club, Philadelphia Amateur Qualifier at Running Deer, the Philadelphia PGA Junior Qualifier, among both Philadelphia Junior Tour events he played in this year. Evan also had top 10 finishes at the Maryland Junior Amateur, the Pennsylvania Junior Amateur, the Delaware Junior Amateur, the GAP’s Christman Cup, the U.S. Amateur qualifier at Bedens Brook, and the Notah Begay Regional at Seaview.

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BOYS SOCCER

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High School Varsity Standings

TEAM

North East 5-1 Rising Sun 5-2 Perryville 1-3 Bohemia Manor 0-4 Elkton 0-4 Tri-State Christian Tome School

High School JV Standings

TEAM

North East 3-0 Rising Sun 2-1 Elkton 0-1 Perryville 0-2 Bohemia Manor 0-2

High School Varsity Scores SEPT 27 Rising Sun Tri State

TIGERS COMPLETE COUNTY SWEEP WITH WIN OVER INDIANS

By Kevin Phillips

CALVERT--After a first half in which North East proved to be dangerous on the counter, Rising Sun looked to make adjustments at halftime to limit the chances the visiting Indians had from taking the ball away.

Those adjustments proved to be successful as the Tigers prevented the Indians from getting as many counters in the second half, and they got a go-ahead goal late to earn a 2-1 win in UCBAC nondivisional boys’ soccer action Wednesday afternoon at Calvert Regional Park.

“I realized their plan was to counterattack, double-teaming our central players, so that opened up our flanks. We moved the ball out wide and attacked from there, but we had to be careful of the counterattack, which they had a good game plan,” Rising Sun head

coach Dylan Aiman said.

After the Tigers controlled the tempo in the early minutes, North East launched its first successful counter, which led to a corner kick, and the Indians took advantage of the opportunity when Corey O’Connell scored off a rebound off the crossbar in the seventh minute to make it 1-0.

Rising Sun continued to push the action after the North East goal, creating several chances through possession while the Indians created opportunities through the counter, and both teams’ goalies were up to the challenge, stopping several shots each.

The Tigers equalized at 1-1 in the 23rd minute when Beckham Aiman rocketed a cross from 20 yards out into the net, and he was a bit surprised the cross was allowed as he heard the ball might have gone out of bounds when it was crossed

to him.

“I actually, at first, thought the ball went out because everyone was saying ‘the ball went out’ as it was crossed to me. It went to me,” Beckham Aiman said. “I touched it and went through it with my left and went to the right side of the keeper.”

The remainder of the first half played out similarly to early stages of the game as both teams created promising scoring chances, but the ball did not get the ball into the net to keep the score at 1-1.

During the halftime break, Dylan Aiman told the Tigers to use a different method to get the ball past the North East pressure and limit the counter’s effectiveness.

“We talked at halftime about ‘instead of dribbling through, we need to pass the ball through because they’re trying to steal the ball on the dribble. They

have a hard time defending when we knocked it through.’

So, we passed through, instead of dribbling. That was the difference,” Dylan Aiman said.

Those adjustments paid off as Rising Sun broke through the pressure with passes and created several chances, and in the game’s 65th minute, the Tigers took the lead when the ball found the foot of Beckham Aiman, who’s shot found the far side of the net to make it 2-1.

The Indians spent the remainder of the game trying to get the equalizer, but the Rising Sun defense held firm and kept North East from establishing any type of attack to hold on to the win and complete a sweep of county teams.

“It felt really, really good. Especially at the end because we got the county sweep,” Beckham Aiman said. “They’re a good team, so it felt really good to win.”

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SEPT 29 Bohemia Manor Elkton Rising Sun North East

2 1

North East JV 1 Rising Sun JV 0

CROSS COUNTRY

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BOHEMIA MANOR BOYS CROSS COUNTRY FINISH 1...2...3...4

IN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Day Leone 16:29.85

Samuel Dickerson 18:06.84

Noah Beck 18:32.62

Cecil County Meet Men’s Results

GRADE NAME TIME

Cecil County Meet Women’s Results

GRADE NAME TIME

TEAM

1.

11 Amanda Callaghan 22:08.82 Rising Sun 2.

12 Lily Miller 22:17.42 Elkton 3.

11 Savannah Lacey 22:36.42 Rising Sun 4.

12 Ella Pennington 22:56.02 Elkton 5.

12 Eve Poteet 23:14.11 Rising Sun 6.

10 Mattea Marra 23:50.56 Elkton 7.

11 Emily Wishart 24:31.38 Rising Sun 8.

11 Kaitlin Perry 24:54.23 Rising Sun 9.

12 Molly Freel 25:07.88 Rising Sun 10.

12 Lilyana Heuisler 25:39.73 Perryville 11.

11 Taylor Young 26:13.56 Perryville 12.

12 Sarah Silva 26:31.58 Elkton 13.

10 Cameron Adcock 27:01.61 Rising Sun 14.

9 Isabella Chavis 27:03.28 Rising Sun 15.

10 Eva Weston 27:13.06 Rising Sun 16.

11 Sadie Cooper 28:33.48 Elkton 17.

12 Emily Norman 29:01.02 Bohemia Manor 18.

10 Ariana Stanton 31:28.45 Perryville 19.

11 Brianna Barrett 36:30.21 Perryville

Team Scores: Men

1. Bohemia Manor 2. Perryville 3. Rising Sun

16 56 62

Team Scores: Women 1. Rising Sun

Michael Young 18:50.82

TEAM

1.

12 Day Leone 16:29.85 Bohemia Manor 2.

12 Samuel Dickerson 18:06.84 Bohemia Manor 3.

12 Noah Beck 18:32.62 Bohemia Manor 4.

12 Casin Brown 18:38.67 Bohemia Manor 5.

11 Michael Young 18:50.82 Perryville 6.

12 David Pugh 19:02.32 Elkton 7.

11 Aidan McCullough 19:14.71 North East 8.

9 Alex McMillan 19:45.41 Bohemia Manor 9.

11 Eli Weston 20:02.44 Rising Sun 10.

9 Braeden Walker 20:15.29 Perryville 11.

12 Ian Davis 20:22.42 Bohemia Manor 12.

12 Anthony Czerwinski 20:41.78 Bohemia Manor 13.

9 J.B. Lightner 20:51.34 Rising Sun 14.

12 Matt Grahe 21:03.09 Perryville 15.

9 Niklas Heraldsson 21:48.69 Rising Sun 16.

11 Henry Williams 21:53.38 North East 17.

11 David Greenplate 21:54.59 Rising Sun 18.

11 Connor Kwiatkowski 22:00.86 North East 19.

12 Michael Kelly 22:20.64 Perryville 20.

12 Gabe Phillips 22:26.98 Perryville 21.

11 Owen Faben 22:29.90 Bohemia Manor 22.

11 Josh Burke 22:38.75 Rising Sun 23.

12 Nathaniel Hornberger 22:47.48 Rising Sun 24.

11 Mason Darsney 22:49.16 Bohemia Manor 25.

11 Richard Snyder 22:53.65 North East 26.

9 Hayden Graham 23:14.41 Rising Sun 27.

9 Jakob Edwards 23:28.50 Rising Sun 28.

9 Jayden Taylor 23:35.86 Bohemia Manor 29.

9 Landon Milloway 23:42.48 Rising Sun 30.

9 Ezra Peterson 23:49.41 Rising Sun 31.

9 Micah DeCru 23:49.96 Rising Sun 32.

10 Sam Abbey 23:51.03 Rising Sun 33.

11 Luke Gerhard 24:10.46 Elkton 34.

10 Nathan Wooster 24:11.50 Elkton 35.

9 Jordan Ulmer 24:46.00 Perryville 36.

10 Brigdon Bishop 25:25.52 Rising Sun 37.

11 Brendan Singer 25:45.98 Elkton 38.

12 Zackary Jarrell 27:54.19 Bohemia Manor 39.

9 Richie DiPilla 28:03.40 Rising Sun 40.

10 Bohdan Hamson 31:20.18 Perryville 41.

11 Max Hagar 31:44.63 Perryville

Casin Brown 18:38.67

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2. Elkton 34

Amanda Callaghan 22:08.82

Lilly Miller 22:17.42

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TENNIS

RISING SUN COROLLARY TENNIS TEAM HOSTS BOHEMIA MANOR

TEAM RISING SUN PICTURED: Back Row L to R - Austin Davis, Chloe Daniel, Billy Glidewell, Kenny Myers and Mason Dipalla.

Front Row L to R - Ray Grabowski, Dallas June, Maddie Harward, Samuelah Barlow

TEAM BOHEMIA MANOR PICTURED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrew Webb, Justin George, Patrick Webb

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HORSE SHOW/RODEO

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HOPEWELL TRAINING CENTER HORSE SHOW

The Hopewell Training Center hosted a schooling show on September 25th with over 30 entries that participated in 50 classes, which included divisions like Leadline, Walk Trot, Green horse, Western Pleasure, Hunter, Pleasure and 2 small Jumpers.

Hopewell Training Center is a family oriented, youth growing and young horse atmosphere. Their next show will be on October 30th and will include a costume class where horse and rider will be in costume and judged on their costume.

For more information contact Cathy Bradley at 443-207-2068

SHOWDOWN AT COWTOWN Cecil County Riders In Multi-State High School Rodeo

This weekend was the New Jersey High School Rodeo Association’s Showdown at Cowtown and the Turnin’3 Barrel Bash 2021 with students taveling from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Vir-

ginia, and Maryland.

The event including Goat Tying, Pole Bending, Barrel Racing, Steer Wrestling, Saddle Bronc Riding and Bull Riding.

Atleast 2 Cecil County Students that we

know of participated in the event this weekend in the Pole Bending and Barrel Racing competitions.

Rising Sun Junior, Erin Snider is a member of the New Jersey High School Rodeo

Association and lives in Conowingo, MD.

Abigail Henderson is a Senior and is Home Schooled. She is also from Conowingo and competed in the Pole Bending Competition and Barrel Racing.

At the time we went to print on Sunday the competition was still going on and final scores have not yet come in.

Let for an update on how each of them did on our Facebook

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PHOTOS BY SUSAN COALE COLE

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Tuesday, October 5, 2021