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Lou Eckerl retired as the athletic director and varsity baseball coach at Calvert Hall following the 2021-22 school year. Former players Matt Bosse, Brooks Kerr, Zach Rowe and Troy Stokes Jr. share what made Eckerl so successful.
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Jim Henneman details the life of Dennis Chapman, a 1965 Calvert Hall graduate who has been teammates with Mr. October and Dr. J and has Fortune 500 companies as clients.
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Longtime Calvert Hall athletic director and baseball coach Lou Eckerl is set to retire at the end of the school year after a highly enjoyable run with the Cardinals. “It’s one of those jobs that was perfect for me,” Eckerl said.
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Kenji Bahar did not see any game action for the Ravens during the regular season, but the Baltimore native and Calvert Hall graduate says suiting up as the backup QB for Week 16 was “definitely a dream come true.”
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Former Calvert Hall star Peter Moore earned third-team All-ACC honors as a freshman at Virginia Tech this fall, and the Davidsonville, Md., native who grew up watching Ravens punter Sam Koch is looking forward to facing Maryland in the Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 29.
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Gary Neal spent a year at Calvert Hall before moving on to La Salle, Towson and eventually the NBA. Now a teacher and basketball coach at Calvert Hall, Neal’s focus is on giving back — not telling old stories about playing in the NBA.
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2021 marks PressBox’s fifth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Former Calvert Hall star shortstop Jose Torres, who was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the third round of the 2021 MLB Draft, credits Cardinals head coach Lou Eckerl for helping him develop as a ballplayer and a man in high school.
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Calvert Hall graduate Troy Stokes Jr., now an outfielder in the Pirates’ organization, is close to breaking through to the big leagues … and he just might be in the perfect situation to make that happen.
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After spending his first two seasons at Towson, Calvert Hall grad Justin Gorham has helped fuel Houston’s run to the Sweet 16. “All eyes are on us,” Gorham said, “but we’ve just got to play to our culture and toughness and advance.”
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