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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CUMBERLAND — No. 3 Allegany defeated No. 5 Fort Hill 5-2 on Thursday to secure the City title on Homecoming thanks to three goals from Avery Miller. Miller scored two of the goals to gave Allegany (5-2-1 overall, 3-1-1 Western Maryland Athletic Conference, 3-0 City League) a 3-0 halftime lead. Myia Miller and Ella Shade
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CUMBERLAND — An instant classic was presented at Greenway Avenue Stadium on Thursday. The first half was a goal-for-goal exchange between No. 3 Allegany and No. 5 Fort Hill that lasted more than 89 minutes. Chris Manherz won it for the Campers (5-4-1, 3-0 City League) with 27 seconds remaining in overtime, helping Allegany win
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ROMNEY- Hampshire and Mountn. Ridge play to a scoreless tie; Northern wins ROMNEY—On Thursday, No. 1 Mountain Ridge and No. 4 Hampshire drew without scoring. In the shutout, Mountain Ridge had a 12-7 shot advantage and a 3-2 advantage in corner kicks. Taylor Lamberson, the Miners’ goalkeeper, had four saves. In the junior varsity match,
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KEYSER— On Thursday, Keyser overcame Allegany in five sets. With scores of 21-25, 31-29, 23-25, 25-11, and 15-7, the Golden Tornado (6-4) emerged victorious. For the Campers (2–7), Ava Strother completed with five digs and 18 assists. Mackenzie Monahan recorded 11 kills, 9 digs, and a block, and Hailee Isom provided 15 assists with 8
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KEYSER— Over the course of the weekend, the Personal Best/Hartley’s/Ledo’s Pizza Patriots defeated the Keyser Steelers 50-0, with Levi House accounting for 145 yards in total and three touchdowns. With the win, the team will play the unbeaten Braddock Warriors on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the newly constructed Allegany High School football field. The
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LANDOVER, MARYLAND —Throwing an early interception at the goal line, Jayden Daniels shrugged it off as if it were his 50th NFL game, not his fifth. It was successful enough to give Daniels and the Washington Commanders their fourth straight win, as they destroyed the Cleveland Browns 34–13 on Sunday. Despite having almost as many
CINCINNATI: Throughout the afternoon, Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow exchanged touchdown passes. The Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals had a crazy game that ended in overtime with a huge run and a chip-shot kick. Following a 51-yard rush by Derrick Henry to tie the Ravens at the Bengals 6, Justin Tucker scored a 41-yard field