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Linganore High School football coach Rick Conner describes recent graduate Will Colletti as someone who is “tough as nails and stands up for what is right,” adding that “great things await this kid, be sure of that.”
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Janiece Bennett excelled in three sports during her two years at Joppatowne High School, leaving a lasting impact with her smile and hustle.
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Bel Air High School’s girls’ basketball program reached new heights during the 2019-20 season, and head coach Calvin Skelton sees the success as a byproduct of simply having fun and keeping things light throughout the winter.
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“He is the gutsiest and toughest kid I’ve ever coached in almost 20 years,” Winters Mill football coach Matt Miller said of Cayden Beard.
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A four-year girls’ basketball varsity player for Clarksburg High School, Miki Howson helped lead the team to back-to-back division championships and a first-ever regional title.
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Luke Evans, a baseball player who recently graduated from Quince Orchard High School, moved to Maryland from Utah as a junior and immediately made an impact for the Cougars.
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Eric Browner Jr. had always played football and basketball, but for his senior year, he joined the indoor track team and jumped right into a title — literally.
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Shira Litman used the skills she learned on the soccer field to help in her training as an EMT with the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, and she’s ready for her next challenge when she starts at the Air Force Academy in the fall.
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Mia Smith, a sophomore basketball standout at Clarksburg High School, helped lead the Coyotes to back-to-back division titles, a first-ever regional title and the best record in school history (20-5) this past season.
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Timothy Furgeson, a senior at Damascus High School, starred for the Hornets in football, wrestling and lacrosse.
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