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Former Gilman and St. Frances football coach Biff Poggi says his new job as the head coach at Charlotte is “wildly exciting” because of the enthusiasm the school and city have for the program, the “blank canvas” the 49ers offer and the success his staff has already had in recruiting.
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At an open gym session back in September, everyone quickly feared the worst when McDonogh girls’ hoops star Kennedy Umeh landed awkwardly on her right knee, but now she’s back and ready to lead the Eagles’ IAAM A Conference title defense.
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Kyle Schmitt, varsity head football coach of the Archbishop Spalding Cavaliers, has been named the 2022 Ravens High School Coach of the Year.
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Former Loyola Blakefield star quarterback Jordan Moore will compete in Maryland once again when Duke takes on UCF in the Military Bowl on Dec. 28 … but he’s not a quarterback anymore.
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Archbishop Spalding High School grad Jayden Umbarger chose to attend the Naval Academy because he wanted a school and football program that would challenge him on the field and off. Now in his third season, Umbarger has become the Mids’ top receiver.
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Injuries forced Jackson Merrill to miss nearly three months of his first season in the Padres organization, but the former Severna Park star performed well once he returned and was happy not to be one of the prospects included in the Juan Soto deal.
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Eagles cornerback and special teams ace Zech McPhearson embraces his role on the NFL’s lone undefeated team, and the Baltimore native credits his close relationship with his family and his time at Riverdale Baptist as the building blocks of his NFL career.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Concordia Prep football coach Joe Battaglia about the team’s success this season, his transition from the college to high school game and more.
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One year after an MIAA B Conference championship, the Concordia Prep football team is again enjoying a solid season. “It’s been nice to see them get a little bit better each week,” head coach Joe Battaglia said of his young roster. “It’s been cool to watch.”
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Gilman grad Brandon Copeland, who was elevated to the Ravens’ active roster against the Patriots and Bills, says it’s extra special to play for his hometown team. “I’m soaking in all the little details and just enjoying it all,” Copeland said. “Hopefully it leads to the best season of my career.”
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