HAGERSTOWN — No. 5 Allegany travels to Saint James for a rare Thursday afternoon game in hopes of winning two straight. The match begins at 4 p.m. After winning another Thursday game last week, 26-14 over Albert Gallatin, Pennsylvania, the Campers (1-3) are fresh off their first win of the year. Last week, St. James […]
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CRESAPTOWN — On Tuesday, No. 5 Calvary defeated Heritage 3-1 to secure the second spot in the Mason-Dixon Christian Conference playoffs. Additionally, it guaranteed home-court advantage for the MDCC playoffs’ first two rounds. Senior Night was also observed by the Eagles (14-5), who honored Arabella DeValk and Hope Potts, the two captains. Calvary head coach
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CUMBERLAND: A committee will be established to examine hundreds of applications from people who are interested in relocating to Queen City. The goal of the pilot program, according to Cumberland officials, is to expand the region’s “talented workforce,” boost economic opportunities, and enhance city housing. A $10,000 relocation incentive was available for a limited period
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FROSTBURG: The children’s musical “Blueberries for Sal” will launch the 2024–2025 season at Frostburg State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance on October 19 at 2 p.m. in the Drama Theatre of the university’s Woodward D. Pealer Performing Arts Center as part of Homecoming weekend. “Blueberries for Sal: The Musical,” which is based on Robert
FROSTBURG: On Wednesday, Frostburg State defeated Wheeling 4-1 thanks to an impressive second-half scoring performance.”We’re always pleased when we win at home,” Keith Byrnes, head coach of FSU, stated. “I felt like we did a decent job of trying to distance ourselves from them and coming out in the second half. However, we were a
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In one county clash, second-seeded Mountain Ridge (20-3) hosts third-seeded Allegany (15-7) at Frostburg, while top-seeded Southern (19-3) hosts county foe and fourth-seeded Northern (14-8). The start times of those two area semifinal contests are 6 p.m. On Wednesday, the higher seed will host the area finals. The defending region champion and 2022–23 Class 1A
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Lavale: The Allegany County Department of Emergency Services reports that two cars collided late Tuesday afternoon on Mount Savage Road close to the Timbrook car dealership, injuring three adults and two children but not seriously. Injured Were Transported For Medical Care DES ambulances transported each injured person to UPMC Western Maryland for medical attention. The
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Cumberland: The game-winning goal in the 67th minute by Brayden Upole gave Northern a 3-2 victory over No. 5 Fort Hill on Tuesday. At the half, the Huskies (1-5 in the Western Maryland Athletic Conference, 2-6 overall) had a 2-1 advantage. Lucas Evans’ goal, assisted by Vincent Largent, with 28:01 left in the game tied
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PENNSYLVANIA: On the final play of the match, No. 24 Patuxent overcame No. 18 Huntingtown 26–20 thanks to a touchdown throw. Other than that outcome, all 25 of the teams ranked in the previous week’s Top 25 won, so this week’s rankings barely changed. Following a convincing 51-0 victory against Gilman, Archbishop Spalding continues to
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CUMBERLAND: In a thrilling five-game match on Monday, No. 2 Fort Hill defeated No. 4 Mountain Ridge.After losing the first two games, 25-17 and 25-16, the Sentinels (6-1 overall, 3-1 Western Maryland Athletic Conference) won the next three, 25-17, 25-14, and 15-13, to win the match. Mountain Ridge lost to WestMAC 4-3.Addison Furstenberg, Kamryn Rice,