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Kenji Bahar did not see any game action for the Ravens during the regular season, but the Baltimore native and Calvert Hall graduate says suiting up as the backup QB for Week 16 was “definitely a dream come true.”
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Former Calvert Hall star Peter Moore earned third-team All-ACC honors as a freshman at Virginia Tech this fall, and the Davidsonville, Md., native who grew up watching Ravens punter Sam Koch is looking forward to facing Maryland in the Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 29.
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Gary Neal spent a year at Calvert Hall before moving on to La Salle, Towson and eventually the NBA. Now a teacher and basketball coach at Calvert Hall, Neal’s focus is on giving back — not telling old stories about playing in the NBA.
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In partnership with the U.S. Army and County Sports Zone, PressBox facilitated an eGaming tournament at Catonsville High School Dec. 2.
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In partnership with the U.S. Army and County Sports Zone, PressBox facilitated an eGaming tournament at Tuscarora High School Nov. 29.
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Ahead of his senior season, McDonogh’s Jacob Murrell set a goal of scoring 40 goals. He finished the season with 41 goals and 20 assists. “Anytime we needed a goal, he was there,” coach Brandon Quaranta said. “For me, he is the National Player of the Year.”
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Despite its youth, Mount Saint Joseph football is 7-3 (4-1 MIAA A) and gearing up for a conference semifinal against visiting Calvert Hall (7-2). Gaels players are quick to give credit to new coach Dom Damico, who was hired in 2020, and the culture he has instilled.
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In partnership with the U.S. Army and County Sports Zone, PressBox facilitated an eGaming tournament at Frederick High School Oct. 22.
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Former Archbishop Spalding stars Margot Lawn and Kyler Greenwalt have played key roles for Maryland field hockey this season as the No. 4 Terrapins look to close out the regular season strong. “We have a great team,” Lawn said. “We’re really fast and disciplined when we want to be.”
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Archbishop Spalding football has already won more games than it did in 2019, and its style of play is rooted in physicality along the lines. “We go by the mindset that we are the toughest team in Maryland,” senior offensive lineman Brian Baucia said.
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