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Published
06/09/09
When Johns Hopkins head coach Dave Pietramala initially scouted Michael Evans as a high school junior, the defenseman was like a wild horse. Bursting with athleticism and oozing aggression, the Davidsonville resident was like a bucking bronco that needed to be broken. 
Courtesy photoSouth River High grad Michael Evans capped an impressive career at Johns Hopkins by being named the nation's top defenseman. Find Us On Facebook
Pietramala loved the way the South River High standout played and the fact he possessed certain innate characteristics that could not be taught. "When I first saw Mike I was impressed by how athletic he was and how hard he played. He was a little rough around the edges, but he threw his body around and was extremely tough and physical," Pietramala...
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