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Archbishop Spalding’s Parker Thomas has the discipline and desire to stick with a meticulous routine as he chases his baseball dreams. “It’s actually pretty impressive to watch,” Spalding HC Joseph Palumbo said.
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A former three-sport athlete at Sparrows Point High School who transferred to Dundalk High School for his senior year, Ronnie Brown is hoping to hear his name called in the 2023 NFL Draft after four years as a running back at Div. II Shepherd University in West Virginia.
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Glenn Clark says the story of the day is former St. Frances star Angel Reese leading LSU to a national championship and the debate surrounding her celebration/taunting is pointless.
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Freshman Brian Ruppel has settled in as the Terps’ starting goalie after senior Logan McNaney suffered a torn ACL. “Our defense tells me every game they have my back. I tell them I have theirs …” Ruppel said. “I just try to do my job, and I know they’re going to do theirs.”
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Century girls’ lacrosse made a 19-0 run to the MPSSAA Class 2A title last spring, marking the Knights’ fourth championship under head coach Becky Groves. Credit her trademark intensity for the success.
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Anthony Walker won two state championships at Perry Hall. Now, he’s hoping to help Miami men’s basketball make another deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
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McDonogh School grad Noah Locke is back in the NCAA Tournament, this time with Providence, and he credits growing up in a basketball family for helping him develop his game.
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Former St. Frances star Ace Baldwin had a fantastic season for VCU, leading his team in scoring and winning the A-10 Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year awards. Now, he’s ready to help the Rams make their mark in the NCAA Tournament.
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Amani Hansberry closed out his Mount Saint Joseph career with a second consecutive Baltimore Catholic League championship. “You know how it feels when you lose, that feeling in your stomach?” Hansberry said. “I play to avoid that feeling.”
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Baltimore native Mohamed Ibrahim, who played high school football at Good Counsel before starring for Minnesota, hopes to hear his name called in this year’s NFL Draft, and he says the lessons he learned from an apartment fire helped shape him into the person he is today.
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