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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Harlem Wizards Take on Local Team at McDaniel College Feb. 2

The fundraiser will raise money for a a local boy who needs an assistance dog.

The Harlem Wizards will be coming to Westminster on Feb. 2 to dribble, shoot and dunk their way past a team of local players -- all to raise money for an assistance dog for a local boy. Wendy Boag said she invited the Harlem Wizards to come play a game at McDaniel College as a way to raise money for her son's assistance dog. "They are like the 'Harlem Globetrotters,' but on more of a community-type scale," Boag said. "They do all of the same types of tricks as the Globe Trotters, but are more interactive with the kids in the audience, like inviting them all onto the court for half time fun." According to the fundraising website, www.buddyfund.net, assistance dogs can help children with disorders like anxiety, OCD, ADHD and Sensory …

Saturday, November 17, 2012

After Struggles, Maryland Basketball Great Juan Dixon Looks for Second Chance

Do you remember watching Juan Dixon play for the Terps?

By CONNOR LETOURNEAU Capital News Service Juan Dixon couldn’t help but feel a bit nostalgic as he sat in a red Comcast Center seat late last month.   The Terrapins men’s basketball icon had spent the past 20 minutes discussing life after College Park. He had touched upon a failed drug test, the ups and downs of playing abroad and the NBA comeback attempt that ultimately landed him alongside the newest generation of Terps. Then he paused. A slight smile began to form on the 34-year-old shooting guard’s face as he glanced at the rafters above him.  “That’s possible,” Dixon said as he pointed at the 2002 national championship banner. “The reality is, not everybody can make it to the NBA. But that banner, that’s possible. Everybody on the team…

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Video: Nailbiter Ends with Owls Beating Knights at the Buzzer

The Westminster Owls boys basketball team beat the Century Knights 62-59 Friday night.

Westminster High School senior Zach Dudley threw up a long shot as the buzzer sounded in Friday night's showdown against Century. The team and crowd went wild as the ball dropped through the net. Dudley's shot broke the 59-59 tie to win the game for the Owls. The Knights dominated the first half and went into half time with a 30-24 lead. But in the second half the teams stayed within a few points of eachother. At the end of the third quarter the Owls led 43-42. The Owls record stands at 15-4 (9-3 in the county) and the Knights record is 15-3, (10-2 in the county). Points Scored: Century (59): Michael Austin 8, Billy Dickman 10, Evan Fritsche 11, Mitch Sleight 12, Chris Tan 18. Westminster (62): Darius Clifton 8, Zach Dudley 20, Deryk Kern …

June Byrnes

5:38 pm on Sunday, February 5, 2012

What an exciting win!! Coach Byrnes and the players have really given Westminster High a reason to cheer this year. What an awesome comeback they have made in the last two years. Way to go team!!!!   more ›

Thursday, February 2, 2012

McDaniel College Sports Roundup

Swimmer Jessica Fry and basketball player Louis Sarris-Grau are named athletes of the week.

McDaniel College's spring semester is back in full swing and the athletes are well into the spring season. Green Terror Athletes of the Week   Last Week's Results               This Week's Schedule     For more information on McDaniel Athletics and for up-to-the-minute schedules and results, visit http://www.mcdanielathletics.com.  Information in this article was submitted by the McDaniel College athletic department.

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Roundup of McDaniel College Athletics

Two swimmers were chosen as McDaniel's Athletes of the Week.

As students prepare to return to campus for spring semester, McDaniel College athletes continue to represent the Green Terror on fields and courts around the region. Green Terror Athletes of the Week   Last Week's Results  Women's Basketball (7-9, 4-8 CC) Jan. 12 – vs. Haverford – L, 43-50 (OT) Jan. 14 – at Ursinus – L, 51-59 Jan. 17 – at Gettysburg – L, 51-73 Men's Basketball (4-10, 1-6 CC) Jan. 12 – vs. Haverford – L, 62-66 Jan. 14 – at Ursinus – L, 51-63 Wrestling (1-5, 0-1 CC) Jan. 17 – at Johns Hopkins – L, 17-20 Men's Swimming (1-6, 0-4 CC) Jan. 14 – at Dickinson – L, 68-125 Women's Swimming (1-6, 0-4 CC) Jan. 14 – at Dickinson – L, 70-125     This Week's Schedule Wednesday, Jan. 18 Men's Basketball at Gettysburg, 7 p.m. Thursday, …

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

High School Boys Basketball: Cavaliers Soar Over Falcons

South Carroll boys win 66-49.

South Carroll behind junior Gavin McTavish pounded visiting Winters Mill 66-49 in boys basketball Tuesday evening. McTavish poured in 25 points to lead the Cavalier attack. Junior guard John Quinn was in double figures with 10 points. Teammates Tyler Alcid and Ryan Tate each had nine points each. Also scoring for victors was Dan Mullen with six, Ethan McBryde had four and Matthew Dee has two. South Carroll jumped out to a seven point lead 14-7 with 3:15 left in the first quarter. Winters Mill chipped away to take a 18-16 lead on a three-pointer by Joe Sands with 1:06 left. The Cavaliers took the lead back the next time down the court on a three-pointer by Ryan Tate  to make the score 19-18 after eight minutes of play. South Carroll took a …

Iru Kandji

2:30 pm on Wednesday, December 14, 2011

I always feel bad for the JV teams...they got 7 words of last sentence coverage in the above story (if you don't count the score at the end of the sentence as "words"....)   more ›

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Winters Mill Alum Shoots Way to CAC Award

Brett Burrier averaged 28 points in two games last week.

Stevenson University junior Brett Burrier, a Winters Mill alum, is picking up right where he left off. The 6-foot-6, 205-pound guard won the Capital Athletic Conference's Player of the Week award for his play during the last seven days of last year's basketball season. Two weeks into the 2011-2012 season, Burrier has won the award again, having averaged 28 points and nine rebounds in two games last week, one an 81-71 win over NYU Poly. The Mustangs are 2-3, two weeks into coach Gary Stewart's first season. In helping Stevenson win their second game, Burrier scored 32 points and snared 11 rebounds. The Westminster native had 24 points and seven rebounds in a Nov. 22 loss to Elizabethtown.

Friday, June 3, 2011

'Attitude' Makes a Fast Break for Nationals in Florida

The AAU girls 4th grade basketball team, Attitude, will be competing for the national title in July.

Twelve giddy girls, five proud coaches and a swarm of family members will be trekking to Orlando on July 9 with two goals: play some good basketball and have a lot of fun.  After going 19-4 this season and winning the state championship title a few weeks ago, the 4th grade Attitude team members say they are prepared to be very competitive in Orlando.  In preparation for the trip, the team continues to practice and play games. Next weekend they will travel to Philadelphia to play in a tournament where Coach Joe McAleer says the girls will have the opportunity to play some New York teams. This, he said, will help prepare them for some of the different type of play they will see in Orlando.  Although being competitive and winning is important…

Megan Brown

8:27 pm on Friday, June 3, 2011

WooHoo...Good luck Girls! We are all so proud of how hard you all have worked and continue to do so. FLORIDA here we come!!   more ›

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

McDaniel Women’s Basketball Team Enters the Pink Zone

Coaches, athletes and students covered their green and gold with pink to raise awareness about breast cancer.

This past Saturday, McDaniel's Gill Center was a sea of vibrant shades of pink. It wasn't a Valentine's Day Dance, it wasn't a spring flower sale. It was a Green Terror Ladies basketball game.  The McDaniel Women’s Basketball Team hyped up the crowd when they spilled onto the court for warm ups sporting knee-high  pink socks, which matched ever- so-perfectly with their gold and green jerseys (not). They were in the zone—the Pink Zone, that is. The Women’s Basketball Coaches Association created the Pink Zone initiative in 2007 to raise awareness about breast cancer on the court, at the college, and in the community.   The initiative was heavily influenced by the late head coach of North Carolina State University’s women’s basketball team, …

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

County Prep Standings

Teams prepare for the last month of regular season competition.

This week we move into the last month of the regular season for winter sports. On the hardwood this week, Winters Mill and Westminster face off in boys and girls basketball on Friday. The boys game is on the Owls court and the girls face-off at Winters Mill. The Winters Mill wrestling team has a big week. On Tuesday they host South Carroll which should go a long way in deciding the county champion. Both squads are 5-0 in the county. On Wednesday, the Falcons travel to Eldersburg to take on Century. The Knights are 4-1 in the county with their lone loss coming against South Carroll. This week in a view of the stats, we look at rebounding. On the boys side, Craig Bowen tops Winters Mill by grabbing about 7.5 rebounds a game. The Owls are led…

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