St. Clair, John Carroll's most dangerous weapon, had only three second-half drives with which to work. Meanwhile, Wade Korvin and Shelly White put the Cavaliers ahead and the defense locked up a 30-19 victory last night to clinch a berth in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference title game.
"We expected it," said Terrell Johnson, the captain of the Cavaliers' defense, which had two interceptions and two sacks in the last 14 minutes. "Our goal at the beginning of the year was to...
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