ACCIDENT — Northern made them pay for Frankfort’s frigid reception at The Igloo on Monday. The Falcons only managed to win 28 points in the first two games while the Huskies were quick to build a 2-0 lead. In the next two fiercely competitive stanzas, Frankfort quickened his speed, but there was little room for […]
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FORT ASHBY — Ashby’s Fort will host a performance by the Darryl Brenzel Trio on October 19 at 7:00 p.m. Having performed for audiences both domestically and abroad for 26 years with the U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors, Darryl Brenzel is a seasoned veteran in the jazz world. He studied at the renowned Berklee College of
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OAKLAND: On Wednesday, Jovie Breitfeller’s double-double helped No. 3 Fort Hill defeat Southern. The scores were 25-16, 25-21, and 25-22 for the Sentinels (8-2, 5-2 Western Maryland Athletic Conference). For Fort Hill, Breitfeller ended with a total of 18 digs, 12 points, and seven aces. Addison Furstenberg contributed 10 kills and 4 blocks, while Tatum
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OAKLAND: No. 2 Southern easily defeated the fifth-ranked Sentinels, 4-1, on Wednesday, jumping out to a 2-0 lead and taking advantage of a red card for Fort Hill. In the first fourteen minutes, the Rams (9-1 overall, 5-1 Western Maryland Athletic Conference) scored twice. With help from Ben Lohr, Kade Savage scored the first goal
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WHEELING— On Wednesday at the Jones Course, East Hardy senior Jordan Teets captured the Class A WVSSAC golf individual state championship, making school history as the first state champion. Teets defeated St. Mary’s Trent Renner by two shots at the end of the 14-over round with a 156. Teets shot 28 over for a 170
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CUMBERLAND: On Monday night, Tim Nightingale discovered the true nature of his undefeated Mountain Ridge team. After Allegany’s goal at halftime gave them a 1-0 lead and Mountain Ridge’s first setback of the season, the Miners were dealt a stomach punch. At Greenway Avenue Stadium, top-ranked Mountain Ridge overcame a deficit to defeat third-ranked Allegany,
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FREDERICK — Fort Hill dropped eight spots to No. 24 in the Maryland state media poll, while the top 15 teams stayed the same.Despite losing to Briar Woods, Virginia, 28-7 previous week, the Sentinels (3-2) were still included in the poll, with a ranking of 16th. Perry Hall appeared ready for another successful season in
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CUMBERLAND — On Monday, No. 3 Fort Hill defeated rival Allegany 3-1 thanks in part to double-doubles from Tatum Bishop and Kamryn Rice. After winning the first set 25-21 and losing the second 25-23, the Sentinels (7-2 overall, 4-2 Western Maryland Athletic Conference, 2-0 City League) won the next two 25-23 and 25-16 to win
CUMBERLAND: St. James defeated First Allegany on Thursday, 37–33. On Friday, Frankfort (49-12) and Briar Woods (28-7) destroyed the area-high home streaks of Mountain Ridge and Fort Hill, respectively. Since Mountain Ridge started playing football in 2007, the county has never seen a week ending in a loss. When Fort Hill fell to Martinsburg, Beall
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CRESAPTOWN — No. 5 Calvary dominated Bishop Walsh on Tuesday, amassing 21 aces in total during the serving game. The scores were 25-15, 25-17, and 25-14 for the Eagles (15-6). John Wall, the head coach of Calvary, observed, “We started out a little slow.” It is imperative that we always give it our all on
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