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Boys' Latin rising junior Ben Pridemore, who started at midfield for the Lakers as a sophomore this spring, has made a commitment to play at Notre Dame.
Pridemore, who maintains a 4.0 grade point average and is a Williams Scholar at Boys' Latin, also considered Virginia, Harvard, Princeton and Duke.
He was named an Under Armour Underclassmen All-American and will play for the Baltimore team in this weekend's event.
Team Maryland, a group of high school all-star baseball players, fell to 2-3 at the Heartland Classic with a 5-3 loss to Texas on Thursday afternoon.
Maryland finishes its league games in the eight-team tournament in Norman, Okla., with two games Friday. The team faces Ohio at 4:30 p.m. and Georgia at 8 p.m.
The tournament's postseason begins Saturday.
To follow the event, click here.
When Seton Keough basketball coach Jackie Boswell decided to take the head coaching job at Stevenson University, she knew that would be the easy part.
Telling her players? Telling her fellow coaches? Actually walking away? Not so easy.
“It was harder than I thought after being there for 14 years,” Boswell said Wednesday. “I feel like I have a good rapport with the faculty, and so it was really difficult. Last week, I met with my coaches on Wednesday night, and I’ve had some of those same coaches for the entire time I’ve been there. Telling the girls on Thursday was really rough. A couple of the basketball players took it so hard that I almost turned around and said: ‘You know what? I’ll just stay,’ but they all are really happy for me.”
Boswell led the Gators to a 21-9 season last winter in which they were runners up in the IAAM A Conference and ranked No. 3. Six seniors from that basketball team were graduating, so when she learned of the Stevenson opening, Boswell decided the timing was right.
She's looking forward to a new challenge at Stevenson, which finished last season 4-21 but has had success in the past, going 20-7 in 2005-06 with a trip to the ECAC Division III South championship and finishing 19-10 the following year.
"I'm looking forward seeing if I can take the program to the next level," Boswell said. "I've been saying for years I think this area is really good to try to find some Division III players. There's so much good basketball being played in the Baltimore and D.C. and Pennsylvania, Virginia area, I think it will be fun to try to go to the next level and coach a bunch of kids moving on to the next phase of their lives."
Boswell made sure the decision was okay with the three most important girls in her life, daughters Kayla, 11; Elayna, 9; and Tessa, 7. They have been fixtures around the Seton Keough gym their whole lives, so it will be hard for them to leave, too.
The Mustangs' job, which she starts July 7, also will require more time during the summer. While getting her program going, Boswell expects to have to commit about the same amount of time as she did at Seton Keough, where she was also the athletic director and softball coach.
She said her daughters -- and her husband -- are used to her work schedule.
"For the past 10 years, I've worked such crazy hours and they've really grown up [at Seton Keough]. They don't know any other way really, and I hope that what I'm showing them -- especially having three daughters -- is that you really can do everything. I think it takes a huge supporting cast, and they're very supportive on their end and I do talk to them all the time about the things that they sacrifice, but it's really important, I think, for our family dynamic. That's what makes our family work."
Boswell has made it a priority to take one of the girls on every basketball trip she has taken while coaching or working camps.
"I've tried really hard over the past 10 years to include them in on everything that I can. As many trips as we go on -- like Seton Keough has gone to Texas -- I've taken one kid with me, so I can have some one-on-one time with that child and they feel like it's special. When I used to coach AAU, they would just rotate. I'm in Florida right now, getting ready to work the Florida camp [Thursday], and my middle daughter's with me."
Boswell said Seton Keough officials would interview prospective athletic director candidates next month, and, if they don't find someone who can also coach the basketball team, they will look for a separate basketball coach after that. She said she believes her assistant softball coach, Chris Snee, will take over the softball team and remain the JV basketball coach.
An exceptionally successful two-sport coach, Boswell was the All-Metro Basketball Coach of the Year in 2009 and the All-Metro Softball Coach of the Year in 2003. She led her teams to three IAAM A Conference crowns -- one in basketball and two in softball.
A graduate of Archbishop Spalding and Virginia Wesleyan, she played basketball and softball at both. At Seton Keough, she assisted Jim Stromberg for several years before taking over the head basketball coach position in 2000 when he moved on to St. Paul's.
The Gators, one of the area's top girls basketball programs long before Boswell arrived, remained among the area's best throughout her tenure. She took them to six A Conference finals and, in 2009, won that title as well as championships at the Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament and the ESPN Rise National Invitational. The Gators finished that season No. 1 in The Sun and No. 12 in the ESPN Rise poll.
Team Maryland, a group of high school all-star baseball players, is in Norman, Okla., competing against seven other teams from around the country and Canada in the Heartland Classic.
Through four games, the Maryland squad is 2-2.
In two games Tuesday, Maryland lost to Oklahoma 12-4 and defeated Arizona 8-0. On Wednesday, Maryland lost to Arkansas 15-7 and beat Canada 12-4.
Fans can watch the Maryland team face Texas live Thursday at 1 p.m. at http://zpreps.com.
To follow all the games, click here.
Marriotts Ridge High School will host the Maryland All-American Wrestling Camp and Clinic from July 25-27.
The camp, for wrestlers from 5th through 12th grades, will consist of two sessions per day (morning session from 9 a.m. to noon; afternoon session from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.) and costs $150 or $155 if signed up after July 11.
Experienced 3rd and 4th grade wrestlers may attend at the discretion of the camp director.
University of Maryland coaches Todd Beckerman, Mike Catullo and Chris Vitale will be part of the coaching staff. The camp will concentrate on instruction and drilling for beginning and advanced wrestlers. It will cover techniques and drills from the feet, top and bottom positions, along with live wrestling.
For more information, contact Marriotts Ridge wrestling coach Jason Conley at jconley@hcpss.org or 443-745-0588.
More than 70 local high school girls lacrosse players are among 1,800 nationally honored this season as members of the US Lacrosse All-Academic team.
Coaches can nominate up to five players who exhibit "exemplary lacrosse skills and excellent sportsmanship on the field while also representing high standards of academic achievement in the classroom." Nominees must have a 3.6 GPA or higher and take at least 50 percent college prep, honors or AP classes. They also must have performed community service.
Following are the Baltimore-area players named to the team:
Selena Guerrero-Martin, Poly
Anne Blonder, Poly
Sam McGee, Bryn Mawr
Morgan Rubin, Bryn Mawr
Josie George, Bryn Mawr
Jordan Snyder, C. Milton Wright
Katie Gallagher, C. Milton Wright
Heather Summers, Fallston
Jenna Mosketti, Fallston
Garland Mooney, Garrison Forest
Kayleigh Hinkle, Glenelg
Kirby Taylor, Glenelg
Kristen Carr, Glenelg
Gretchen Gurganus, Glenelg
Sarah Hemler, Hammond
Lauren Groft, Howard
Mollyann Pais, John Carroll
Melissa Cox, John Carroll
Colleen Zulty, John Carroll
Victoria Thompson, Marriotts Ridge
Emily Cooke, Marriotts Ridge
Flannery Carney, Maryvale
Brooks Lawler, McDonogh
Elizabeth Trainer, Mount Hebron
Alyssa Goldeisen, Mount Hebron
Brittany Arens, Mount Hebron
Taylor Babin, Mount Hebron
Brittany Boden, North Harford
Michelle Meeder, North Harford
Autumn Cohen Park
Gabi Schwartz, Park
Skylar Fidel, Pikesville
Daniela Eppler, Roland Park
Audrey Todd, Roland Park
Naa Adei Mante, St. Timothy's
Erin Levitas, St. Timothy's
Jessica Mucci, Spalding
Kendall Garden, Spalding
Rebecca Dean, Spalding
Sarah Arndt, Spalding
Stephanie Pazulski, Spalding
Alli Dawson, Broadneck
Lexi Bristow, Broadneck
Paige Duncan, Broadneck
Abigail Mack, Chesapeake-AA
Breanna Phillips, Chesapeake-AA
Erin Tenneson, Chesapeake-AA
Holly Lucke, Chesapeake-AA
Valerie Everett, Chesapeake-AA
Amber Andino, Northeast
Carolin Code, Severn
Rachael Nock, Severn
Alexandra Adams, Severna Park
Elizabeth Barranco, Severna Park
Jennifer Skrenta, Severna Park
Laura Patterson, Severna Park
Ally Vansloun, South River
Hannah Street, South River
Molly Marbut, South River
Casey Brogan, St. Mary's
Claire Andrews, St. Mary's
Dani Lazo, St. Mary's
Laura Molina, St. Mary's
Meghan McCarthy, St. Mary's
Maggie McCormick, Liberty
Allie Colson, Manchester Valley
Hannah Clinton, Manchester Valley
Kristen Cannon, Manchester Valley
Shelby Newman, Manchester Valley
Erin Slifer, South Carroll
Jordan Wilkins, Westminster
Emily Peters, Winters Mill
Erin McMunn, Winters Mill
Mandy Buell, Winters Mill
Meade wrestling coach Chad Vosburg wants to remind any wrestler (ages 8 to 18) who wants to get sound coaching this summer about the Workhorse Wrestling Commuter Camp, which runs July 18-21 from 8:30 a.m. -- 4 p.m. Meade is hosting the camp at Arundel High. The cost of the camp is $150 per wrestler, with a limit of 100 total wrestlers.
The camp will be run similarly to the Granby School of Wrestling Camps in Virginia. This camp is geared toward increasing wrestling knowledge, both technically and mentally. The camp will focus on a system of moves that will be developed through thorough drilling and repetition.
Takedowns will include Sweep Singles, Inside Step and Russian Arm Series. Bottom work will focus on 5-point holds that include Granby Rolls, Shrugs and the Forced Roll Series. Top work will include Bars, Tilts, Turks and Cradles. Diet plans, weight training, conditioning, work ethic, and mental toughness will all be discussed in the last 15 minutes of each day.
Jon Soiredas, current Old Dominion assistant coach and head clinician at the Granby School of Wrestling, will be conducting the camp. Soiredas will be assisted by current and past Old Dominion All-Americans and wrestlers.
To register for the Workhorse Wrestling Camp, visit premiersportsacad.com.
Lauren Gibson (Chesapeake-AA) and Kourtney Salvarola (Broadneck) were recently selected to USA National Softball Team rosters. Both are former Baltimore Sun Players of the Year.
Gibson, a sophomore at Tennessee, will play for the full U.S. National Team, while Salvarola, a freshman at South Florida, was named to the USA Junior National Women’s Team.
"It is unbelievable to have two girls from Maryland on USA teams at this level and both are from Anne Arundel county," Chesapeake-AA coach Don Ellenberger said. "It may never happen again."
Gibson, a second baseman, had a .420 overall batting average and a team-best 13 doubles with three triples, eight home runs and 63 RBIs. She was also 12-for-12 on stolen bases for the Volunteers. Salvarola, a shortstop, was one of four players to start all 53 games for the Bulls, batting .290. She was second on the team with six home runs and 43 RBIs. She also led the team in total bases (79), triples (four) and hit by pitches(seven).
The national team will play a two-game exhibition series in Plant City, Fla., on Saturday, June 25, and then will travel to Salem, Va., for another exhibition series on June 29.
The final tune-up before international play will be in Bowie on July 1.
From July 9-17, 12 of the 18 players will play in their first international tournament at the Canadian Open Fast Pitch International Championship in Surrey, B.C., before returning home for the World Cup of Softball VI, July 21-25 in Oklahoma City.
-- Todd Karpovich
Upper Chesapeake Bay All-Division Girls Lacrosse Teams
Chesapeake Division
First Team
Sam Nolan, Fallston, attack
Abby Wilson, Fallston, attack
Meg Will, C. Milton Wright, attack
Emily Clark, North Harford, attack
Jordan Hammond, Bel Air, midfield
Jenna Mosketti, Fallston, midfield
Abby Smucker, C. Milton Wright, midfield
Alyssa Blevins, C. Milton Wright, defense
Katie Mitchell, Fallston, defense
Sam Williams, Bel Air, defense
Sarah Piazza, C. Milton Wright, defense
Danielle Horschak, North Harford, goalie
Second Team
Kaitlan Moynihan, C. Milton Wright, attack
Heather Summers, Fallston, attack
Katie Gallagher, C. Milton Wright, attack
Emily Keesling, Patterson Mill, attack
Taylor Burns, Patterson Mill, midfield
Kathryn Merrick, Bel Air, midfield
Courtney Laubach, Fallston, midfield
Katie Lazzeri, Fallston, defense
Lindsay Boyle, C. Milton Wright, defense
Christina Wright, Fallston, defense
Desiree Vann, Aberdeen, goalie
Susquehanna Division
First Team
Leeann Hollenbeck, Elkton, attack
Cynthia Ezedikl, Joppatowne, attack
Maddie Hewitt, Havre de Grace, attack
Karley Bush, North East, attack
Kaycee Strickland, North East, midfield
Alison Watson, Perryville, midfield
Savannah Fox, Perryville, midfield
Leslie Graul, Joppatowne, defense
Lauren Harrison, North East, defense
Candice Knight, Havre de Grace, defense
Lauren Paulsen, Rising Sun, goalie
Jennifer Miller, Edgewood, extra
Second Team
Katie Clelland, Perryville, attack
Brooke Poore, Elkton, attack
Hanna Wein, Perryville, attack
Carley Thompson, Havre de Grace, attack
Rebecca Conte, Edgewood, midfield
Britaney McDaniel, Elkton, midfield
Brianna Davis, Bo Manor, midfield
Helen Boniface, Havre de Grace, defense
Natalie Loux, North East, defense
Nicole Schmidt, Joppatowne, defense
Abby Blessing, Havre de Grace, goalie
In 10 seasons as the Poly girls lacrosse coach, Josh Headley has guided the Engineers to every Baltimore City championship.
During the last few years, though, his priorities have been switching to a couple of other athletes — son Justin, 8, and daughter Paige, 5.
“I really want to see my kids grow up,” Headley said, “and I had heard from too many long-time coaches, ‘Yeah, I never saw my kids’ games.’ I don’t want to be that guy.”
While Headley has coached his children’s rec soccer teams, his desire to spend more time with them, as well as added responsibilities as head of Poly’s history department, were stretching him a bit too thin. Despite his success as lacrosse coach as well as eight years as the girls soccer coach, he’s decided to let coaching go.
Headley goes out on a high note as the Engineers (10-3) overcame a rough stretch late in the season to claim their 10th straight city title.They had to forfeit a 14-2 win over Western after Headley found out his goalie was academically ineligible. With that loss, Poly faced a must-win game against City for sole possession of the title.
Selena Guerrero-Martin scored six goals and Sukaina Miftah, five while back-up keeper Zoe Spiliadis turned in a stellar effort as the Engineers won 14-4.
Following are the baseball coaches’ all-county, all-division and/or all-conference teams within the Baltimore Sun’s coverage area, which includes Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard counties and the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) private schools.
Baltimore City coaches did not select an All-City team.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
BASEBALL COACHES’
ALL-COUNTY TEAM
Brandon O'Malley, Northeast, Jr, pitcher
Jon Powell, Northeast, Jr, pitcher
Jake Bram, Chesapeake, Sr, pitcher
Scott Mitchell, South River, Soph., pitcher
Alex Brown, Meade, Sr., catcher
Braden Goughenour, Old Mill, Sr, catcher
Jonathon Robinson, Glen Burnie, Sr, 1st base
Jake Rich, Chesapeake, Jr, 2nd base
Brandon O'Malley, Northeast, Jr, shortstop
Brent Jones, Severna Park, Sr, 3rd base
Dalton Durocher, Arundel, Jr, infielder
Scott Mitchell, South River, Soph, infielder
Connor Wells, Severna Park, Sr, outfielder
Zach Hawk, Meade, Sr, outfielder
Nick Sia, South River, Jr, outfielder
Brian Musgrove, Chesapeake, Sr, outfielder
Abel Arocho, Old Mill, Soph, outfielder
Brandon Cavil, Severna Park, Jr, DH
Ian Dukehart, Glen Burnie, Jr, DH
BALTIMORE COUNTY COACHES'
CONSENSUS ALL-COUNTY
Matt Goodman, Franklin, Jr, pitcher
Eric Upton, Dulaney, Sr, pitcher
Tyler Witt, Owings Mills, Sr, pitcher
Mitch Goldstein, Pikesville, Soph, 1st base
Kevin Francis, Towson, Jr, 2nd base
Kevin Class, Hereford, Sr, shortstop
Anthony Pelakakis, Kenwood, Sr, 3rd base
Theo DiPace, Catonsville, Sr, catcher
Devontae Brown, Parkville, Sr, outfield
Nick McElfish, Eastern Tech, Sr, outfield
Shane Campbell, Kenwood, Sr, outfield
Shane Montgomery, Lansdowne, Sr, DH
ALL-DIVISION I
Matt Goodman, Franklin, pitcher
Chris Hook, Eastern Tech, pitcher
Eric Upton, Dulaney, pitcher
Eric Upton, Dulaney, 1st base
Andy Szamski, Eastern Tech, 2nd base
Kevin Class, Hereford, shortstop
Anthony Pelakakis, Kenwood, 3rd base
Theo DiPace, Catonsville, catcher
Devontae Brown, Parkville, outfield
Nick McElfish, Eastern Tech, outfield
Shane Campbell, Kenwood, outfield
ALL-DIVISION II
Tyler Witt, Owings Mills, pitcher
Steven Boudouris, Loch Raven, pitcher
Sam Warfield, Lansdowne, pitcher
Mitch Goldstein, Pikesville, 1st base
Kevin Francis, Towson, 2nd base
Tete Obot, Pikesville, shortstop
Kyle Faid, Sparrows Point, 3rd base
Tony Oleszczuk, Overlea, 3rd base
Jean Carlos Sologuren, Owings Mills, catcher
Brett Mazor, Owings Mills, outfield
Shane Montgomery, Lansdowne, outfield
Brandon Olszewski, Patapsco, outfield
ALL-DIVISION III
Jose Welsh, Dundalk, pitcher
Jason Terry, New Town, pitcher
Chris Segarra, Milford Mill, pitcher
Greg Chandler, Milford Mill, 1st base
Noah Majinnasola, Milford Mill, 2nd base
Mike Kemp, New Town, shortstop
Dion Roche, New Town, 3rd base
Jasper Smith, Dundalk, 3rd base
Shawheem Dowdy, New Town, catcher
James Davis, Western Tech, outfield
Desean Rabb- Western Tech, outfield
Casey Rappazzo, Dundalk, outfield
Steve Wasner, New Town, outfield
ALL-MIAA TEAMS
A CONFERENCE
Brent Jacobs, Archbishop Curley, Sr., pitcher/outfield
Ryan Metzler, Archbishop Spalding, Sr., 2nd base
Austin Neary, Archbishop Spalding, Sr., 3rd Base
Sean Miller, Archbishop Spalding, Jr., shortstop
Nick Freeburger, Archbishop Spalding, Jr, 1st Base
Austin Clark, Archbishop Spalding, Jr., pitcher
Matthew Bosse, Calvert Hall, Sr., outfield
Spencer Sutton, Calvert Hall, Sr., 1st base
Justin Fratantuono, Calvert Hall, Sr., outfield
Alex Murphy, Calvert Hall, Soph, catcher
John Durham, Gilman, Sr., outfield
Gavin Sheets, Gilman, Fr., outfield/ 1st base/pitcher
KJ Hockaday, John Carroll, Sr., shortstop
Brendan Butler, John Carroll, Sr., 1st base
Trent Shaw, John Carroll, Sr., 2nd base/pitcher
AJ Lardo, Loyola Blakefield, Sr., centerfield
Luke Sheehan, Loyola Blakefield, Sr., pitcher
Kyle Simmons, McDonogh, Soph, outfield
Pat Rogers, Mount St. Joe, Sr., 2nd base
Nick Payne, Mount St. Joe, Jr, catcher/1st base
Lamonte Wade, St. Paul’s, Jr, outfield/pitcher
Robert Lucido, St. Paul’s, Sr, catcher
B CONFERENCE
Lane Farmer, Annapolis Area Christian School, Sr
Steven Ridings, Annapolis Area Christian School, Jr, pitcher/shortstop
FX Graham, Annapolis Area Christian School, Sr, centerfield
Thomas Williams, Annapolis Area Christian School, Sr., pitcher/shortstop
Joshua Schildwachter, Baltimore Lutheran, Sr., shortstop
Taylor King, Baltimore Lutheran, Sr, 1st base/DH
Mike Gillespie, Boys’ Latin, Jr, pitcher/3rd base
Arnie Capute, Friends, Jr, pitcher
Doug Miller, Glenelg Country School, Sr, 1st base/pitcher
Ben Koffel, Glenelg Country School, Sr, shortstop
Bobby Sanzone, Mount Carmel, Sr, pitcher/shortstop
Ian Arciaga, Mount Carmel, Sr, pitcher/1st base
Mike Krannebitter, Mount Carmel, Sr, catcher
Evan Covelly, Mount Carmel, Jr, pitcher/infield
Alec Ring, Park, Sr, 1st base
Antoine Crawford, St. Frances
Danny Usewick, St. Mary’s, Sr, shortstop/pitcher
Matt DeFrank, St. Vincent Pallotti, Jr, shortstop
Jackson Souder, St. Vincent Pallotti, Sr, pitcher/ 3rd base/1st base
Corey Dirks, St. Vincent Pallotti, Jr., catcher/pitcher
Jake Ashworth, Severn, Sr., outfield
Joe Kotler, Severn, Jr, pitcher
C CONFERENCE
Josh Flax, Beth Tfiloh, Sr
Ian Blaustein, Beth Tfiloh, Soph
Myles Horowitz, Beth Tfiloh, Sr
Josh Disney, Beth Tfiloh, Jr, pitcher
Jordan Lawrence, Chapelgate CA, Jr, shortstop/outfield/pitcher
John Hamilton, Chapelgate CA, Soph, 1st base/pitcher
Alex Bishop, Chapelgate CA, Soph, pitcher/infield/outfield
Alex Boisvert, Key, Sr, leftfield/3rd base
Josh Gurka, Key, Soph, shortstop/pitcher
Nick Peifer, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Jr, shortstop/pitcher
Jason Harris, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Jr, 3rd base
Cory Matson, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Jr, 2nd base/pitcher
Matt Leiter, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Jr, catcher/pitcher
Maciah Thomas, St. John’s Catholic Prep, Fr, outfield
Sts Peter & Paul:
Kemp Broujos, Sts. Peter & Paul, Sr, infield
Brad Elliott, Sts. Peter & Paul, Sr, 3rd base
Brian Delaney, Sts. Peter & Paul, Jr., infield/pitcher
Kasey Nelson, Sts. Peter & Paul, Soph, catcher
CARROLL COUNTY COACHES'
ALL-COUNTY TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Michael Austin, Century, Jr., infield
Bobby Conlon, Liberty, Jr., catcher
Chad Diehl, Westminster, Jr., pitcher
Brian Martin, Winters Mill, Sr., pitcher
Mitch McVerry, Westminster, Sr., infield
Brandon Nelson, Westminster, Sr., infield
Marty Windisch, Manchester Valley, Jr., outfield/pitcher
Jason Baytop, Manchester Valley, Jr., infield
Pat Darnley, Century, Sr., pitcher/infield
Cody Harman, Westminster, Sr., catcher
Andrew Massey, Liberty, Jr., pitcher
Chad Nazelrod, Manchester Valley, Sr., outfield
Brandon Taylor, Westminster, Sr., outfield/pitcher
Keith Woodrow, Frances Scott Key, Sr., utility
SECOND TEAM
Kyle Brandt, Century
Dan Virbickis, Century
D.J. Bennett, Liberty
Greg Wheatley, Liberty
Kyle Cavey, Manchester Valley
Luke Fernandez, Manchester Valley
Nick Frock, Manchester Valley
Dennis Hennigan, Manchester Valley
Kyle Wromm, North Carroll
Jakob Smith, South Carroll
Eric Deitz, Westminster
Ryan Robinson, Westminster
Paul Roemer, Westminster
Nick Sohn, Westminster
UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
ALL-DIVISION TEAMS
CHESAPEAKE FIRST TEAM
Bobby Ruse, C.Milton Wright, pitcher
Kevin Mooney, North Harford, pitcher
Andrew Clow, C. Milton Wright, catcher
Nick Stalllings, C. Milton Wright, 1st base
Jacob Bright, Harford Tech, 2nd base
Brady McGuire, North Harford, shortstop
Justin Sommer, Fallston, 3rd base
Brandon Del Piler, Fallston, outfield
Cody Brittain, outfield, North Harford
Matt Armour, Elkton, outfield
Tyler Norcross, Bel Air, DH
CHESAPEAKE SECOND TEAM
John Hetterman, Fallston, pitcher
Tyler Riedal, Bel Air, pitcher
Robert Campbell, North Harford, catcher
Dre Jones, Harford Tech, 1st base
Jake Lyon, North East, 2nd base
Grant Kelly, Fallston, shortstop
Jeremy Roig, Bel Air, 3rd base
Paul Keeley, North East, outfield
Matt Switzer, Bel Air, outfield
Nick Waite, Harford Tech, outfield
Brandon Wooten, North Harford, DH
SUSQUEHANNA FIRST TEAM
Madison Neddo, Bohemia Manor, pitcher
Joe Roman, Patterson Mill, pitcher
Kyle Thompson, Bohemia Manor, catcher
Corey White, Bohemia Manor, 1st base
Mike Delinski, Patterson Mill, 2nd base
Jimmy Salamone, Pattersson Mill, shortstop
Joe Ward, Edgewood, 3rd base
Dale Budnick, Aberdeen, outfield
Matt Golczewski, Patterson Mill, outfield
Aaron Childs, Patterson Mill, outfield
Jesse Ellis, Perry Hall, DH
SUSQUEHANNA SECOND TEAM
Griffin Godbey, Aberdeen, pitcher
Detrick Matthews, Edgewood, pitcher
Zach Scheuerman, Patterson Mill, catcher
Nate Lohman, Rising Sun, 1st base
Nick Gartsicle, Havre De Grace, 2nd base
Trey Hathaway, Edgewood, shortstop
Zach Zeller, Patterson Mill, 3rd base
Tucker Freeman, Bohemia Manor, outfield
Danny Carpenter, Bohemmia Manor, outfield
Gary Pierce, Rising Sun, outfield
Zach Litch, Aberdeen, DH
HOWARD COUNTY COACHES'
ALL-COUNTY TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Kyle Alexander, Reservoir, Sr, pitcher
Josh Martin, Atholton, Jr., pitcher
Tim Benjamin, Glenelg, Sr, catcher
David Menker, Marriotts Ridge, Jr, 1st base
Kory Britton, Atholton, Sr., middle infield
Evan Griffin, River Hill, soph, middle infield
Raul Shah, Mt. Hebron, Jr, middle infield
Danny Caddigan, River Hill, Sr, 3rd base
Ben Ferraro, Marriotts Ridge, Jr, outfield
Andrew Giuliani, Mt. Hebron, Sr, outfield
Jon Thews, Atholton Sr, outfield
Thomas Mee, Wilde Lake, soph, utility/catcher/outfielder
SECOND TEAM
Pitcher: Lee Lawler, Reservoir, Jr, pitcher
Pitcher: Patrick Watson, Marriotts Ridge, Sr, pitcher
Catcher: Matt Shiflett, Hammond, Sr, catcher
First base: Garret Kurtz, Centennial, Jr, 1st base
Middle infield: Colin Dyer, Howard, Jr, middle infield
Middle infield: Shane Kellaher, Glenelg, Sr, middle infield
Middle infield: Dillon Shaw, Hammond, Sr, middle infield
Third base: Nick Russo, Glenelg, Sr, 3rd base
Outfield: Logan Dubbe, Glenelg, soph, outfield
Outfield: Ryan Toland, Howard, Sr, outfield
Outfield: Jake True, Glenelg, Sr, outfield
Utility: Zach Hazzard, Hammond, Sr, utility
ALL-MONOCACY VALLEY ATHLETIC LEAGUE
CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCE
(Carroll County)
FIRST TEAM
Brandon Taylor, Westminster, Sr.
Ryan Robinson, Westminster, Sr.
Cody Harman, Westminster, Sr.
Brandon Nelson, Westminster, Sr.
Chad Nazelrod, Manchester Valley, Sr.
Jason Baytop, Manchester Valley, Jr.
Keith Woodrow, Francis Scott Key, Sr.
Brian Martin, Winters Mill, Sr.
Pat Darnley, Century, Sr.
Mike Austin, Century, Jr.
Andrew Massey, Liberty, Jr.
Bobby Conlon, Liberty, Jr.
SECOND TEAM
Paul Roemer, Westminster, Sr.
Mitch McVerry, Westminster, Sr.
Chad Diehl, Westminster, Jr.
Marty Windisch, Manchester Valley, Jr.
Nick Frock, Manchester Valley, Sr.
Kyle Cavey, Manchester Valley, Sr.
Luke Fernandez, Manchester Valley, Jr.
Dennis Hennigan, Manchester Valley, Sr.
Dan Virbickis, Century, Sr.
Kyle Brandt, Century, Jr.
Jakob Smith, South Carroll, Sr.
D.J. Bennett, Liberty, Sr.
The fourth annual St. Frances Academy Basketball Camp will offer four sessions for boys and girls from second to ninth grade. Session I is set for June 20-25; Session II -- June 27-July 1; Session III July 5-8; and Session IV -- July 11-15. St. Frances boys basketball coach Mark Karcher and junior varsity coach and athletic director Nick Myles will conduct the camps, which will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The camp, which costs $150 per session, will feature individual skill development, competitive games and special contests with prizes for each contest winner. A camp T-shirt or basketball also is included. For more information, please e-mail Coach Myles at nicholas.myles@sfacademy.org or call 410-539-5794, ext. 31. St. Frances is located at 501 East Chase St, Baltimore, 21202.
The fourth annual National Lacrosse Classic will take place July 6-8 at the Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds.
The National Lacrosse Classic, presented by Brine, Gatorade and Lacrosse.com, brings together the top high school underclassman lacrosse players in the country to one venue, where regional teams compete to become the U.S. champion. Players are selected to regional teams from tryouts scheduled throughout the country.
Seventeen cities including Baltimore, served as hosts for players trying out for their respective regional teams. Cities include: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, Chicago, Dallas, Princeton (N.J.), Philadelphia, Lancaster (Pa.), Long Island (N.Y), St. Louis, Boston, Rochester (N.Y.), Washington D.C., Atlanta, Charlotte and Tampa.
Sixty-six players, boys and girls, who attend public and private schools in Maryland have been selected from a large pool of talent to compete at the National Lacrosse Classic.
The Maryland teams will be coached by Rick Brocato (St. Paul’s School, 2010 MIAA-A Champions), Andrew “Buggs” Combs (MLL professional), Bill Zopp (Baltimore Lutheran, 2009-10-11 MIAA C Champions), Matt Parks (Fallston), Jason Bellamy (Patterson Mill), Craig Campbell (Pikesville, 3-time Maryland State Champions) and Carin Peterson (Severna Park).
SCHOOL PLAYER POS CITY
Annapolis Area Christian Steven Anderson M Crownsville
Archbishop Spalding Sabrina Davis M Crownsville
Archbishop Spalding Emily Eckert D Catonsville
Archbishop Spalding Neil Donahue M Gambrills
Arundel High School Tyler Young M Crofton
Bel Air High School Carson Kalama A Bel Air
Broadneck James Dunn D Arnold
Bryn Mawr Caroline Joy M Owings Mills
Calvert Hall Patrick Carotenuto A Towson
Calvert Hall Kevin Diehl M Towson
Calvert Hall David McBrien M Bel Air
Calvert Hall Tyler Roop D White Hall
Calvert Hall Joel Linkous M Jarrettsville
Chesapeake (AAC) Jason Crane D Pasadena
Dulaney Kelsie Swanson M Hunt Valley
Fallston Sean Lewns D Fallston
Fallston Courtney Laubach M Fallston
Fallston Samantha Nolan A Fallston
Fallston Jason Lawrence M Fallston
Fallston Caleb Abney G Forest Hill
Fallston Zack Esser D Forest Hill
Fallston Katie Lazzeri D Fallston
Garrison Forest Julie LeGar D Eldersburg
Gilman Riley DeSmit M Baltimore
Gilman Bryan Moore G Lutherville
Glenelg Mark Darden M Dayton
Glenelg Nicholas Wynne A Sykesville
Glenelg Anthony Pagnotta M Woodbine
Glenelg Glenn Lucas M Woodbine
Hereford Ted Demiris M Parkton
John Carroll Emily Etkins A Havre de Grace
Kent Island Brady Dove M Stevensville
Landon Robby Dunigan M Kensington
Leonardtown Conor Duffy D Leonardtown
Loch Raven Jack Voelker M Towson
Loyola Gerarde Clothier D Glyndon
Marriotts Ridge Margaret Brooks M Ellicott City
Maryvale Prep Caroline Federico G Towson
Maryvale Prep Amanda Bochniak A Fallston
McDonogh Benjamin Falcone G Baltimore
McDonogh Evan Frederick D Reisterstown
McDonogh Anne Smith M Elkridge
Mercy Jaimie Adelsberger D Kingsville
Mount Hebron Haley Sutton M Ellicott City
Mount Hebron Madison Fisher G Ellicott City
Mt. St. Joseph Alec Zeliff D Eldersburg
Notre Dame Prep Elizabeth Haus M Lutherville
Parkville Olivia Bowman A Baltimore
Patterson Mill Jay Kuhn G Bel Air
Patterson Mill Tony Roney D Bel Air
Queen Anne County JT Thompson A Queenstown
Queen Anne County Jessica Crew A Sudlersville
Richard Montgomery Calum McClelland D Washington Grove
Severn Mark Cohen M Arnold
Severna Park Dash Ferguson M Severna Park
Severna Park Jeanne Angeles A Severna Park
St Johns Joseph Oliver A Gaithersburg
St. Mary's Annapolis Taylor Morse M Arnold
St. Pauls School Greg Louzan A Ellicott City
St. Pauls School Michael Mayer D Elkridge
St. Pauls School Ben Linkous A Jarrettsville
St. Pauls School for Girls Amanda Sutor A Phoenix
Urbana Mike Lowe D Monrovia
Urbana Scott Carpenter M Urbana
Winters Mill Spenser Love A Westminster
Wootton Max Romm A Rockville
The National Lacrosse Classic is open to the public.
For event details and registration, visit www.nationallacrosseclassic.com.
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Mount St. Joseph soccer standout Jalen Robinson, a junior midfielder, has committed to play at Wake Forest. Robinson, a three-year starter, is a two-time All-Metro selection who is a member of the U.S. Under-18 men's national team.
The school also announced senior Jordan Manley will be playing at American and senior Brett Smoot is set to play at Mount St. Mary’s this fall. All three players were a part of the program's 2009 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference championship team.
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