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“As a group, we are just grateful for every opportunity,” Archbishop Spalding football coach Kyle Schmitt said of his team’s national recognition. “These kids love playing football. I always tell them, ‘The reward is Friday night.'”
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Archbishop Spalding quarterback Malik Washington says his decision to commit to Maryland came down to where he “felt the most comfortable” along with the opportunity to “create a big splash” and leave a lasting legacy.
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Virginia defensive tackle Jahmeer Carter credits his time at Archbishop Spalding for helping him get where he is today. “I think Spalding really to me was the best place where I could develop as a person to the best of my abilities and a football player as well,” Carter said.
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“Staying humble is part of being a good person,” Archbishop Spalding QB Malik Washington said of his mindset heading into his junior season. “If you are arrogant and stuff like that, it never really ends well for anybody.”
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Kyle Schmitt, varsity head football coach of the Archbishop Spalding Cavaliers, has been named the 2022 Ravens High School Coach of the Year.
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2022 marks PressBox’s sixth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Archbishop Spalding High School grad Jayden Umbarger chose to attend the Naval Academy because he wanted a school and football program that would challenge him on the field and off. Now in his third season, Umbarger has become the Mids’ top receiver.
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Archbishop Spalding football has already won more games than it did in 2019, and its style of play is rooted in physicality along the lines. “We go by the mindset that we are the toughest team in Maryland,” senior offensive lineman Brian Baucia said.
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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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