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High School Sports
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Published
11/13/07
The Baltimore Touchdown Club has selected its Super 22 players who will participate in the regional high school all-star game and be honored at the organization's annual awards banquet. Find Us On Facebook
Most Anne Arundel County schools will be represented on the Suburban team that will face a team from Baltimore in the annual Senior Football Classic.
Players from county schools include, on offense, quarterbacks Bobby Cooper of South River and Nick Elko of Arundel, wide receiver Mark Staines of Severn School, running back Dontra Peters of St. Mary's. On special teams are center and long snapper Ethan Brown of Old Mill and kick returner...
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Across the Bay- Cross cou - 2007-11-15 13:50:22
I'm not sure where Mr. Gross got his information concerning the girls cross country team at Kent Island high school. They DID NOT win the Bayside conference title or the Region 2A East title. Those two titles were won by the girls from Queen Anne's County High School. Not only did the QA girls win those titles but they also had an undefeated season against Maryland schools and finished second in the Tidewater Classic race which involves 3 different states. They finished 11th at the State competition, one place better than last season and they were missing one of their better runners. Please give credit where it is due...the QA Lady Lions are an awesome group of girls and had an amazing season!!
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