FOOTBALL
SATURDAY
NO. 8 CONCORDIA PREP 49, BOYS’ LATIN 14
NO. 10 ATHOLTON 27, RESERVOIR 6
DUNDALK 12, PATAPSCO 0
HEREFORD 32, DULANEY 6
NEW TOWN 46, EASTERN TECH 0
SEVERN 42, ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTAN 41
ST. ANDREWS (DE) 26, HAVRE DE GRACE 12
FRIDAY
NO. 1 ST. FRANCES 50, NO. 14 ARUNDEL 0
NO. 2 ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 34, LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 20
Hakeem Simms ran for two touchdowns and sophomore quarterback Malik Washington added a rushing score as Archbishop Spalding (8-1) remained perfect in MIAA A Conference play (5-0).
Simms broke free for a 49-yard score in the second quarter to cap a quick three-play drive after Loyola had to close to within 7-6. He added a 10-yard score early in the fourth quarter to complete a 85-yard drive.
Washington scored on a quarterback sneak with 3:37 left in regulation. Jameson Coffman added a two-yard touchdown run.
Sophomore quarterback Brad Seiss threw touchdown passes to Ezra Carter (19 yards) and Zach Phillips (38) for Loyola (3-5, 2-3 MIAA) and sophomore Kendrick Worthington added a 65-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. The loss pushed the Dons into fifth-place as the top four teams will qualify for the A Conference playoffs.
The Cavaliers have secured the No. 1 or 2 spot. They will play at No. 3 Mount St. Joseph (5-0 MIAA A) Saturday afternoon, with the winner claiming the top-seed.
NO. 3 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 28, ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI 13
Junior quarterback Winston Watkins threw for two touchdowns, and Greg Roman added a defensive score as Mount St. Joseph (7-2) cleared its final hurdle to a first-place showdown with Archbishop Spalding next weekend.
Watkins threw scores to senior Tre’ Goodrige and Avery Jones as the Gaels built a 21-7 halftime lead. Roman, a junior, returned a fumble 60 yards for a touchdown.
Bryce Cox added a rushing score for Mount St. Joseph, which hosts the No. 2 Cavaliers in a matchup of only unbeaten teams (both 5-0) in MIAA A play. The winner will get the top-seed and a home semifinal match Nov. 11th or 12th.
NO. 6 ST. MARY’S 31, ST. PAUL’S 8
Carson Pettibon threw two touchdown passes and Nick Golini returned an interception for a score as St. Mary’s (9-0) completed MIAA B Conference play with a victory at St. Paul’s.
Pettibon, a senior transfer from Gonzaga (D.C.) hit Casey Smith from 48 yards for the game’s opening score in the first quarter. The Saints (6-0 MIAA B) recovered a St. Paul’s fumble at the hosts’ 32-yard line, leading to a six-yard score by Pat Cary for a 14-0 lead in the opening period.
In the second, Golini, a defensive back headed to Navy for lacrosse, intercepted Crusader quarterback Luke Bair and went down the sidelines for an 80-yard touchdown, extending the St. Mary’s lead to 21-0. Mason Ferrara got St. Paul’s (2-6, 0-5 MIAA B) on the board with a two-yard touchdown run before Andrew Marshall connected on a 32-yard field goal for Saints, ending the first half.
Pettibon found Cole Menshaw from eight yards in the fourth quarter. The Saints play at Severn School in the squads’ annual season-ending rivalry Friday afternoon.
NO. 7 CALVERT HALL 27, MCDONOGH 24
NO. 9 BROADNECK 38, GLEN BURNIE 7
CITY COLLEGE 24, NO. 11 POLY 16
NO. 12 WESTMINSTER 28, WINTERS MILL 10
NO. 15 BEL AIR 28, EDGEWOOD 27, 4OT
ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 35, RIVERDALE BAPTIST 12
CATONSVILLE 36, WESTERN TECH 14
CHESAPEAKE-AA 34, NORTHEAST 7
C. MILTON WRIGHT 28, ABERDEEN 0
CROFTON 43, SOUTHERN-AA 17
DOUGLASS 49, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 0
FRANKLIN 42, WOODLAWN 6
GLENELG 42, MOUNT HEBRON 21
HARFORD TECH 28, ELKTON 6
HOWARD 38, CENTENNIAL 6
JOPPATOWNE 18, PATTERSON MILL 14
KENWOOD 30, TOWSON 7
LARGO 30, GREEN STREET ACADEMY 8
LIBERTY 35, CENTURY 0
LONG REACH 45, HAMMOND 0
MANCHESTER VALLEY 26, POOLESVILLE 21
MARRIOTTS RIDGE 9, OAKLAND MILLS 8
MOUNT HEBRON 42, GLENELG 21
NORTH COUNTY 35, MEADE 28
NORTH HARFORD 16, FALLSTON 14
Kent Holcombe scored a pair of second half touchdowns on runs of 51- and 63-yards and Lukas Smith had 32-yard field goal to help North Harford edge Fallston, 16-14. Evan Bradley-Dozier rushed for both of Fallston’s touchdowns.
OLD MILL 35, SEVERNA PARK 0
OVERLEA 18, SPARROWS POINT 8
OWINGS MILLS 30, LANSDOWNE 0
PERRYVILLE 37, BOHEMIA MANOR 0
RANDALLSTOWN 28, LOCH RAVEN 14
RISING SUN 35, NORTH EAST 14
RIVER HILL 41, WILDE LAKE 14
SOUTH CARROLL 52, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 12
SOUTH RIVER 13, ANNAPOLIS 6
ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC PREP 47, REVOLUTION 6
WILLIAMSPORT 40, PIKESVILLE 0
THURSDAY
NO. 4 DUNBAR 54, EDMONDSON 12
Tristan Kenan rushed for two touchdowns, and Dunbar (9-0) recorded three defensive scores in its victory over Edmondson to retain the Ben Eaton Memorial Trophy and complete a second straight undefeated regular season.
Josh Fedd had a fumble recovery in the end zone, Shantron Monroe returned an interception for a score and Anthony Campbell returned a fumble for a touchdown for Dunbar, which extended its winning streak to 23 games. Savion Witherspoon and Jabre Griffin each added rushing scores.
The Poets have won 13 of 15 battles for the Eaton Trophy, named after former Dunbar coach who died of a heart attack before the 200whe7 season. Dunbar will begin its defense of the Class 2A/1A state title with a North Region second round contest in two weeks.
NO. 5 MILFORD MILL 54, PARKVILLE 0
Sean Williams rushed for 166 yards and three touchdowns, and Deshawn Purdie tossed four touchdown passes as Milford Mill (9-0) completed the program’s third undefeated regular season.
Purdie, a junior, threw for 267 yards as senior Daysen Shell caught three passes for 105 yards and two touchdowns. David Diggs (87 yards) and Corey Jones had touchdown receptions.
It’s the first perfect regulars season for Milford Mill since 1999 when it reached the Class 3A state semifinals. The previous undefeated regular season was Milford Mill’s lone state championship (Class C; finished 13-0) season in 1987.
The Baltimore County school, which lost the 2A state final last year, will host a North Region opening round match next weekend.
FOREST PARK 22, CARVER VO-TECH 14
JOHN CARROLL 16, MOUNT CARMEL 6
MERVO 72, REGINALD LEWIS 0
PATTERSON 42, DIGITAL HARBOR 22
WILLIAMSPORT 41, PIKESVILLE 0
BOYS SOCCER
SATURDAY
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
PATTERSON MILL 2, HAVRE DE GRACE 1
4A STATE PLAYOFFS
OLD MILL 2, MEADE 1
2A STATE PLAYOFFS
NORTH HARFORD 5, ELKTON 0
FRIDAY
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
FALLSTON 14, JOPPATOWNE 0
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 4, WESTERN TECH 2
PERRYVILLE 6, KENT COUNTY 0
SOUTH CARROLL 2, LOCH RAVEN 0
2A STATE PLAYOFFS
EASTERN TECH 2, OVERLEA 1
HEREFORD 6, OWINGS MILLS 0
GLENELG 1, HAMMOND 0
LANSDOWNE 4, MILFORD MILL 2
LIBERTY 8, NORTHEAST 1
SOUTH CARROLL 2, LOCH RAVEN 0
SPARROWS POINT 5, PATTERSON 1
3A STATE PLAYOFFS
BEL AIR 6, KENWOOD 0
CENTENNIAL 1, HOWARD 0
CITY COLLEGE 4, DIGITAL HARBOR 2
RESERVOIR 2, RIVER HILL 0
STEPHEN DECATUR 2, CHESAPEAKE-AAA 1
TOWSON 1, C. MILTON WRIGHT 0
WILDE LAKE 2, ATHOLTON 1
4A STATE PLAYOFFS
NO. 5 SOUTH RIVER 5, NO. 12 BROADNECK 0
ARUNDEL 4, NORTH COUNTY 3
CATONSVILLE 1, DUNDALK 0
DULANEY 5, PARKVILLE 0
SEVERNA PARK 2, NORTH POINT 0
WESTMINSTER 1, MARRIOTTS RIDGE 1 (WEST. PKS)
OTHER
NO. 7 MCDONOGH 3, GILMAN 0
Tyler Tucker, Mikey Markels and Malik Adegbenro each scored a goal as McDonogh closed its regular season with a 3-0 shutout of rival Gilman. The Eagles, who are suddenly hot, will travel to Archbishop Curley on Tuesday for an MIAA A Conference quarterfinal playoff game.
JEMICY 2, ST. FRANCIS 1
THURSDAY
BETH TFILOH 5, ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC PREP 0
KEY 6, CHAPELGATE CHRISTIAN 0
ST. FRANCES 3, MOUNT CARMEL 2
GIRLS SOCCER
SATURDAY
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
PATTERSON MILL 5, HAVRE DE GRACE 0
2A STATE PLAYOFFS
NORTHEAST 3, LIBERTY 0
3A STATE PLAYOFFS
MOUNT HEBRON 4, MANCHESTER VALLEY 1
4A STATE PLAYOFFS
BROADNECK 2, NORTH POINT 0
FRIDAY
IAAM A QUARTERFINALS
NO. 3 JOHN CARROLL 1, ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 0
NO. 7 NOTRE DAME PREP 1, NO. 6 ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 0
IAAM B QUARTERFINALS
BRYN MAWR 5, CONCORDIA 1
MARYVALE PREP 2, ST. TIMOTHY’S 1
MOUNT DE SALES 3, ROLAND PARK COUNTRY 1
SEVERN 3, ST. MARY’S 0
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
BOHEMIA MANOR 7, COLONEL RICHARDSON 0
FALLSTON 12, JOPPATOWNE 0
SOUTH CARROLL 10, WESTERN TECH 0
2A STATE PLAYOFFS
CARVER CENTER 2, LANSDOWNE 0
GLENELG 1, WALKERSVILLE 0
HARFORD TECH 2, RISING SUN 0
LOCH RAVEN 2, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 0
NORTH HARFORD 3, NORTH EAST 0
3A STATE PLAYOFFS
CROFTON 8, OXON HILL 0
LONG REACH 2, ATHOLTON 0
MARRIOTTS RIDGE 4, HOWARD 2
RIVER HILL 3, WILDE LAKE 1
SPARROWS POINT 3, EASTERN TECH 2
TOWSON 2, EDGEWOOD 0
4A STATE PLAYOFFS
GLEN BURNIE 3, MEADE 1
Brynn Mitchell scored twice and registered an assist for Glen Burnie, while eStephanie Ohl also registered an assist and Pe’la Saunders made 7 saves.
Glen Burnie will face the winner of Saturday’s North County vs. Arundel contest.
PERRY HALL 3, DULANEY 2
THURSDAY
IAAM C QUARTERFINALS
CATHOLIC HIGH 6, ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 1
GARRISON FOREST 4, INDIAN CREEK 0
GERSTELL 3, ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC PREP 0
PARK 3, KEY 1
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
PERRYVILLE 6, KENT COUNTY 0
FIELD HOCKEY
THURSDAY
IAAM A QUARTERFINALS
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 6, ST. MARY’S 2
GARRISON FOREST 1, BRYN MAWR 0
MCDONOGH 1, MARYVALE PREP 0
NOTRE DAME PREP 3, MOUNT DE SALES 0
1A STATE PLAYOFFS
NORTH EAST 5, ELKTON 0
VOLLEYBALL
FRIDAY
ABERDEEN 3, JOPPATOWNE 1
NORTH EAST 3, EDGEWOOD 2
PATTERSON MILL 3, NORTH HARFORD 0
RESERVOIR 3, OAKLAND MILLS 0
THURSDAY
IAAM A SEMIFINALS
NO. 6 ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 3, ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 0
NO. 7 MARYVALE PREP 3, MOUNT DE SALES 0
IAAM B SEMIFINALS
CHAPELGATE CHRISTIAN 3, GERSTELL 1
NO. 12 MERCY 3, ROLAND PARK COUNTRY 0
IAAM C SEMIFINALS
GARRISON FOREST 3, ST. MARY’S 0
GLENELG COUNTRY 3, BETH TFILOH 0
OTHER
NO. 1 ARUNDEL 3, OLD MILL 0
NO. 4 RIVER HILL 3, DULANEY 0
NO. 8 BROADNECK 3, NO. 6 CROFTON 1
NO. 10 BEL 3, FALLSTON 1
NO. 11 WESTMINSTER 3, WINTERS MILL 0
CHESAPEAKE-AA 3, ANNAPOLIS 1
GOOD COUNSEL 3, ATHOLTON 1
HAMMOND 3, OAKLAND MILLS 0
HOWARD 3, CHOPTICON 1
SEVERNA PARK 3, NORTHEAST 0
SOUTH CARROLL 3, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 0
SOUTH RIVER 3, SOUTHERN 0
This story will be updated throughout the weekend.
