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Maryland women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese is already seeing the impact of St. Frances grad Angel Reese as a player and a leader. “Angel Reese is as good as advertised, if not better,” Frese said. “She’s playing at a level that’s pretty special as a freshman coming in.”
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Walkersville High School softball head coach Randy Hinkelman describes senior second baseman Abbie Peterson as “a joy to have at practice” and “a leader on and off the field.”
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Mia Smith, a junior combo guard for the Clarksburg High School girls’ basketball team, talked with PressBox about how she got started in the sport, what it means to have a chance to become the first player in program history to score 1,000 points and more.
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Howard High School boys’ basketball coach Seth Willingham says senior Cooper Haberern “exemplifies hard work, dedication and commitment to his teammates, coaches and school.”
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Long Reach High School track and field team coach Rosalind Sheppard praised senior Cameron Hindle for his “athleticism, hard work and effort,” noting that his “teammates all strive to be better athletes because they have witnessed his hard work and dedication.”
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Mae Beins, a senior goalie for the Frederick High School girls’ lacrosse team, took on a leadership role within the team during the pandemic, checking in on teammates throughout the spring and summer.
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Calvert Hall College High School and Loyola Blakefield football will face off on Thanksgiving Day for the 101st Turkey Bowl.
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Hereford girls’ soccer coach Brad Duvall and Milford Mill football coach Reggie White explain how their players stayed ready during the summer and fall with the fall sports season up in the air.
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Former Raven Jacoby Jones is happy to be back in Baltimore as the wide receivers coach at Calvert Hall. “This place right here, when I was at my lowest, they gave me a changing opportunity in life and I turned my life around,” Jones said. “Now they are giving me another opportunity again.”
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Judson Lincoln IV, a junior track and field star at Oakland Mills High School, competed in the 2020 AAU Junior Olympic Games, winning the 400-meter event for 15- and 16-year-olds.
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