Poly 65 City College 64 F 👀
I can't believe this score.
Posted 05 March 2019 - 01:29 AM
Poly 65 City College 64 F 👀
Posted 05 March 2019 - 06:27 AM
I can't believe this score.
Posted 05 March 2019 - 06:47 AM
I tried to talk you into going to the game. After a tough season you should be proud of your boys even in the loss.
I can't believe this score.
Posted 05 March 2019 - 10:32 AM
I tried to talk you into going to the game. After a tough season you should be proud of your boys even in the loss.
Posted 05 March 2019 - 08:56 PM
Posted 06 March 2019 - 08:37 AM
Dulaney has arguably the best array of talent on any team in the Baltimore area. The Lions lost to a team that lost all five starters and three best players to graduation or transfer in Laquill Hardnett (Cincinnati), Anthony Higgs (Illinois) and Anthony Walker (Brewster Academy).
I hoped Ryan Conway, Che Evans, Ike Cornish and Cam Byers would take a legitimate step in the MPSSAA playoffs and win the 4A. Is it coaching or do the players not get it? Hopefully, Dulaney can pull it all together in 2019-20. That is, if they don’t lose anyone to the transfer bug.
Posted 06 March 2019 - 11:05 AM
Ok. I misread Mamba’s post. They lost in ‘18. Lol!
They haven't played yet.
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4A East Regional Championship
#15 Broadneck (20-5) v #19 Meade (19-5) > v top 25 B 2-2, M 2-4; v top 50 B 5-5, M 3-5; v top 75 B 6-5, M 4-5
The Mustangs proved that its hard to beat a tough rival 3 times in one season, as they knocked off AACo champ and rival Old Mill, 55-53 in the regional final, as coach Mike Glick won his 500th game.
Glick, who coached at Pallotti, Spalding, and Gwynn Park, is in his first year at Meade, after replacing his former assistant at Gwynn Park, Pete Corriero, who led Meade to its only state championship in '15.
Broadneck beat Meade in their only meeting this year back on February 5th, 69-54, using a 23-12 third quarter to break open up a 1 point game. Wednesday, the Bruins topped North Point, 66-61, to advance to the regional final.
The Bruins are led by senior Che Colbert, who scored 17 points v North Point, 6'1 senior Jahmir Young, who scored 16 in the sectional final, 6'7 junior Logan Vican, who was selected to the '18 AACo 2nd team, and 6'3 senior Mike Cantrell.
The Bruins are coached by former Bruin John Williams, who is in his 3rd year of his second stint at his alma mater. Williams led the Bruins to a pair of county titles in his first stint at Broadneck from '03-12.
The Mustangs are led by the MPSSAA's leading scorer Mahzi Thames, who averages 26.1 points per game. Thames, who has amassed over 1,200 points in his career, has hit 64 3's and 85% (120-142) of his free throws this season. 6'5 senior Tre Dunn averages 13.9 points and 9.9 rebounds per game. TJ Speight, a 5'8 sophomore, adds 10.5 points per game.
Meade has made 7 trips to the Final Four, winning AACo's only 4A state title since Annapolis won it in 1990. Broadneck has won just two regional titles, in '86 and '95.
4A West Regional Championship
#5 Richard Montgomery (23-1) v #42 Walter Johnson (18-6) > v top 25 RM 3-1, WJ 0-1; v top 50 RM 7-1, WJ 0-4; v top 75 RM 9-1, WJ 3-6
The Rockets avoided their fate of 2015; going into a sectional final at 22-1, only to see the season there. Wednesday, the Rockets outlasted MoCo 4A West rival Gaithersburg, 55-53, in overtime.
Down 53-51, with 24 seconds to go in overtime, Ryan Conway hit 2 free throws, then made a game-winning lay-up at the buzzer following a Diordje Orcev steal. Conway scored 20 points before the sell-out crowd.
Conway is joined by Orcev, guard Kordell Lewis, and 6'7 Miles Galley on the 1-loss Rockets roster. The Rockets are one of only two teams in the state with one loss or less.
The Wildcats, who have won 18 of their last 22 games after losing their first two, are led by 6'4 senior Hank Roll, and 6'6 senior Abdel Nasser. Coach William Morris has led the Cats to an 18 win season so far, following a 5-18 campaign a year ago.
The Rockets won the only meeting between the teams this season, 86-54, in the season opener. The Rockets scored 52 first half points, as Orcev hit 5 3's and finished with 22 points, while Cornish added 19 points.
The Rockets, who made three consecutive trips to the Final Four from '65-67, winning it all in '66, haven't been back since. The Cats have made 3 trips, but not since winning 2A in '87.
Posted 08 March 2019 - 10:03 AM
Anyone know anything about New Era? Kinda odd having them in the 1A West, didnt play any of the west teams during the year obviously so they are a major unknown up here.
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Posted 08 March 2019 - 08:24 PM
I saw New Era against Milford Mill at the Concordia Prep Holiday Showcase. MMA won by 10, 59-49. It was the first time ever seeing New Era on the court. They have some decent athletes and play hard.
Anyone know anything about New Era? Kinda odd having them in the 1A West, didnt play any of the west teams during the year obviously so they are a major unknown up here.
Posted 08 March 2019 - 10:32 PM
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