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In his new role as head coach of the Baltimore Blast, David Bascome says he looks forward to continuing the team’s legacy of being a pillar in the community and bringing people together, fans and players alike.
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David Bascome has been named the new head coach of the Baltimore Blast. Bascome has won eight championships with the Blast — three as a player and five as an assistant coach.
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The Baltimore Blast will induct three new members into its Hall of Fame at halftime Feb. 29: Lee Tschantret, David Bascome and Marty McGinty.
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After starring at Oakland Mills High and CCBC Catonsville, Mohamed Ndiaye is carving a role with the Baltimore Blast — with the same boundless swagger he’s always had.
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Jonatas Melo has been a key contributor for a Baltimore Blast team that has won three of the past four MASL championships. And he took a few moments during last year’s season opener to deliver a unique proposal to his then-girlfriend, Jennifer Harris.
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Goalkeeper William Vanzela, who is beginning his eighth season with the Baltimore Blast Nov. 22, has another MASL title in mind, but his ambitions in Baltimore extend beyond that. He’s working to shape the next generation of soccer players from the area as a coach.
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The Baltimore Blast came up short in the quest for a fourth straight MASL title last season, and the team is back to rectify that this season. “Once you taste that success, you want to keep tasting it,” head coach Danny Kelly said. “… There’s a hunger to get back there.”
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The Baltimore Blast’s 2019-20 preseason roster includes a key core of returning stars, including All-MASL players Adriano Dos Santos, Tony Donatelli, Jonatas Melo, William Vanzela, Vini Dantas and Ibrahima “Kalou” Keita.
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The Baltimore Blast will play a 24-game regular season schedule in 2019-20, starting off at home against Utica City FC Nov. 22.
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Quantrell Jones looks like a football player, but soccer is the UMBC goalkeeper’s sanctuary. “It’s like my happy place,” Jones said. “It’s somewhere I can go and I can relax and I can have fun. It’s that one place where every little thing goes away for me.”
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