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Patrick Nixon knew the first thing that had to change when he accepted the offer to be Mervo’s football coach back in 2009. That was the school’s weight room, helping to lay the foundation for the program’s success.
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Rather than crumble under the weight of immense pressure and expectations, the McDonogh boys’ lacrosse team rose to the occasion in securing a third consecutive MIAA A Conference title this spring.
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“Perfection is impossible. There are so many things you can do [with golf] and so many different ways to play it,” said Gilman’s Bennett Espenshade, a top junior golfer. “That has always just really intrigued me.”
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Last spring, Manchester Valley’s Emma Penczek authored one of the greatest single seasons in the history of Maryland high school lacrosse. Now, she aims to be even better as a junior.
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Glen Burnie girls’ basketball rose from a winless program in 2018-19 to a Class 4A state championship in 2022-23. Star Amourie Porter has moved on, but the culture developed under Sam Porter remains.
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For Gilman’s Dejuan Lane, moving from cornerback to safety changed everything. And now he is one of the most dynamic high school football players in the state and following in his brother’s footsteps.
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“Staying humble is part of being a good person,” Archbishop Spalding QB Malik Washington said of his mindset heading into his junior season. “If you are arrogant and stuff like that, it never really ends well for anybody.”
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Megan Nicotra is ready for the pressure that comes with taking on the head coaching job for the perennially strong McDonogh School girls’ lacrosse team. “I like the pressure,” Nicotra said. “I thrive in that environment.”
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The Broadneck girls’ lacrosse team has won three consecutive Class 4A state titles, all coming in different ways. This season was all about guts and determination, right down to its final minute.
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Archbishop Spalding’s Parker Thomas has the discipline and desire to stick with a meticulous routine as he chases his baseball dreams. “It’s actually pretty impressive to watch,” Spalding HC Joseph Palumbo said.
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