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John Carroll graduate Ky’el Hemby hasn’t had the easiest path leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft, but he’s motivated to continue his journey at the next level — and playing for his hometown Ravens would be “extra special.”
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Hereford High School wrestler Owen Bell talked with PressBox about how he got into wrestling, staying busy amid the pandemic and more.
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As he prepares for the 2021 NFL Draft, McDonogh grad Eric Burrell is turning to former McDonogh teammate and current Bears LB Josh Woods and former McDonogh head coach Dom Damico. “Whenever that opportunity comes,” Burrell said, “I’ll take advantage of [it].”
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As he looks ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft, Boys’ Latin grad Victor Dimukeje, who moved to the U.S. from Nigeria when he was 8 years old, has a message he wants to share: “No matter where you come from you can end up wherever you put your mind to.”
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Mike DeShields was recently selected by D.C. United with the No. 5 pick in the MLS SuperDraft, and DeShields gives credit to his time at McDonogh and coach Brandon Quaranta for helping him get where he is today.
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Hereford High School wrestler Emerson Lehnert talked with PressBox about his favorite wrestling moments, balancing sports and academics and more.
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Hereford High School wrestler Morgan Vandergrift talked with PressBox about how he got started in the sport, how he’s stayed active during the pandemic and more.
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Now a junior at Delaware, former Catonsville High School basketball star Jasmine Dickey has taken on a greater role for the Blue Hens this year, on the court and off. “My coaches trust me, the players trust me and I have that same trust back with them,” Dickey said.
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During its 8-0 season, Mount Saint Joseph soccer was motivated by the fact that every practice or game could be its last. “I just said to do the best you can,” Gaels coach Mike St. Martin recalled. “We don’t know how long this is going to last.”
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Not much high school football took place this year, but Archbishop Spalding football team stood out during its two games. “It served a little bit like spring ball,” head coach Kyle Schmitt said.
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