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Calvert Hall graduate Troy Stokes Jr., now an outfielder in the Pirates’ organization, is close to breaking through to the big leagues … and he just might be in the perfect situation to make that happen.
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“I want to be that guy that people can look to for inspiration,” former Franklin star Damon Hazelton said as he looks ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft. “Just to know that they can make it happen.”
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As Maryland linebacker Shaq Smith looks ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft, there’s one NFL legend who has helped shape his game since his days growing up in Baltimore and playing for St. Frances Academy.
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After spending his first two seasons at Towson, Calvert Hall grad Justin Gorham has helped fuel Houston’s run to the Sweet 16. “All eyes are on us,” Gorham said, “but we’ve just got to play to our culture and toughness and advance.”
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Bel Air grad Maggi Hall is already making her mark on Florida lacrosse, and she credits her upbringing for her success. “My whole family, really, has been amazing,” Hall said. “I wouldn’t be where I am without them.”
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Jaret Patterson is not a highly-touted NFL Draft prospect, but the Pallotti grad is used to surpassing expectations. “I feel like my game definitely translates to the next level, and I feel like I haven’t even scratched the surface yet,” Patterson said.
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South River grad Lauren Poole has turned things around during her sophomore season at Kentucky, helping the Wildcats win their first-ever SEC title, and she enters the NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with high expectations.
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Last fall, twins and Boys’ Latin lacrosse teammates Dom and Nick Pietramala chose attend North Carolina for different reasons — but neither Dom nor Nick is surprised they ended up sticking together.
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New Town graduate Quincy Roche is poised to be picked in April’s NFL Draft after a solid year at Miami — and he credits Ravens legend Ed Reed, whom Roche grew up watching, for helping him develop.
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Led by coaches Jayme Lutz and Casey Burdette, the Watkins Mill High School corollary sports program has adapted to keep students with special needs engaged virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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