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Long Reach pulls away from Chesapeake for program's first region titleLyric Swann (22 points), Jaelyn Swann (16), Kiana Williams (16) and Arianna Briggs-Hall (14) all scored in double figures for a Long Reach (20-2) team that advances to play Poly next Thursday in the state semifinals at Towson University’s SECU arena.
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Catonsville girls win second straight regional basketball championshipJunior point guard Gabby Douglas contributed three steals to a defense that held Paint Branch to five field goals in the first half.
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Baltimore County championship game win over PikesvilleJasmine Dickey (20 points), Jameila Barrett (19) and Gabby Douglas (15) led the No. 4 Comets (19-3).
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Long Reach secures piece of first county titleKiana Williams scored 26 points to lead the way in the victory, while Lyric Swann (25 points) and Arianna Briggs-Hall (21) also had standout offensive efforts.
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Williams scores career-high 40 on senior night, leading Long Reach past AtholtonArianna Briggs-Hall (12 points) joined Williams and Swann in double figures scoring on the evening.
Reservoir 56, Mt. Hebron 53 The interior duo of Emily Dorn (25 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 blocks, 2 steals) and Nia Powell (18 points, 12 rebounds, 9 blocks) put together monster games to help the Gators hold on for the victory down the stretch. Marriotts Ridge 37, Oakland Mills 36 MR: H. Morath 10, Noll 6, Bryan 6, E. Morath 5, Miller 3, Conroy 3, Crosby 2, Kohler 2. Article |
Conference basketball semifinals set for Thursday
In the B Conference, No. 1 St. John’s Catholic Prep (18-6, 12-0), fourth-seeded Mount de Sales Academy (18-7, 9-3), third-seeded Annapolis Area Christian School (19-5, 10-2) and second-seeded Institute of Notre Same (17-6, 11-1) advanced.
Junior Abby Kuhn contributed seven assists, eight boards and four steals to the winning cause.
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Junior Abby Kuhn contributed seven assists, eight boards and four steals to the winning cause.
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Howard avenges lone loss, beats Long Reach to pull into tie for firstLR (13-1, 14-2): L. Swann 19, Briggs-Hall 11, Williams 11, J. Swann 9, Streeter 7.
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Jim Coleman Honda Howard County Players of the WeekGirls Player of the Week (Feb. 11): Emily Dorn
The junior forward averaged a double double in games against Long Reach and Atholton last week, helping the Gators to a split in those contests. She finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds in a loss to Long Reach, accounting for more than 50 percent of her team’s offense. She then followed that up with 16 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals in a 47-32 win over Atholton. Article |
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Reservoir pulls away from Atholton, 47-32Emily Dorn (16 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals)
Long Reach 83, Centennial 57 LR: Williams 30, L. Swann 21, Briggs-Hall 20, Streeter 6, J. Swann 2, Thompson 2, Richardson 2. Marriotts Ridge 48, River Hill 27 MR: Bryan 12, Conroy 10, Crosby 6, Bergquist 4, H. Morath 4, Kohler 4, Colburn 2, Levey 2, E. Morath 2, Cooke 2. Article |
Updated Howard County girls basketball scoring leaders 2017-18 (1 week left in season)
Mallory Conroy, Marriotts Ridge - 9.3 average
Conroy has played in 18 games, averaging 9.3 points with a season-high of 16 points.
Meredith Williams, Mt. Hebron - 10.0 average
Williams has played in 18 games, averaging 10.0 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Arianna Briggs-Hall, Long Reach - 13.2 average
Briggs-Hall has played in 14 games, averaging 13.2 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Emily Dorn, Reservoir - 15.0 average
Dorn has played in 16 games, averaging 15.0 points with a season-high of 27 points.
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Conroy has played in 18 games, averaging 9.3 points with a season-high of 16 points.
Meredith Williams, Mt. Hebron - 10.0 average
Williams has played in 18 games, averaging 10.0 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Arianna Briggs-Hall, Long Reach - 13.2 average
Briggs-Hall has played in 14 games, averaging 13.2 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Emily Dorn, Reservoir - 15.0 average
Dorn has played in 16 games, averaging 15.0 points with a season-high of 27 points.
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Oakland Mills locks down defensively in 55-28 win over GlenelgMarriotts Ridge 43, Wilde Lake 35
The Mustangs got a team-high 16 points from Mallory Conroy on the way to completing the season sweep of the Wildecats. Long Reach 58, Reservoir 36 The Lightning maintained their one-game lead in the county standings, getting double-digit scoring efforts from Arianna Briggs-Hall (15) on the way to the win over the Gators. On the other side, Emily Dorn (22 points, 12 rebounds) Article |
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Mt. Hebron Girls Basketball holds off Centennial, 40-36Meredith Williams, who finished with a game-high 13 points, scored nine of Hebron’s 14 fourth-quarter points to seal the win.
Reservoir 58, Tuscarora 38 Emily Dorn (17 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks and 3 steals) Article |
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Reservoir girls basketball rallies past River Hill, 52-43Reservoir 52, River Hill 43
Re: Dorn 15, Powell 13, Bailey 12, Verna 7, Hooker 5. Long Reach 83, Oakland Mills 33 Arianna Briggs-Hall (18 points, 18 rebounds) Marriotts Ridge 44, Atholton 43 MR: H. Morath 10, Bergquist 8, Noll 6, E. Morath 6, Conroy 5, Blackman 3, Kohler 2, Crosby 2, Bryan 2. Mt. Hebron 56, Hammond 35 MH: Valentine 18, Williams 16, Chase 9, Oliver 5, Milano 4, Rogers 2, Madden 2. Article |
Recap of Paint Branch Games
Howard County girls basketball scoring leaders 2017-18 (Midway of the season)
Mallory Conroy, Marriotts Ridge - 9.4 average
Conroy has played in 14 games, averaging 9.4 points with a season-high of 16 points.
Meredith Williams, Mt. Hebron - 9.5 average
Williams has played in 14 games, averaging 9.5 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Arianna Briggs-Hall, Long Reach - 12.9 average
Briggs-Hall has played in 10 games, averaging 12.9 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Emily Dorn, Reservoir - 14.5 average
Dorn has played in 10 games, averaging 14.5 points with a season-high of 27 points.
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Conroy has played in 14 games, averaging 9.4 points with a season-high of 16 points.
Meredith Williams, Mt. Hebron - 9.5 average
Williams has played in 14 games, averaging 9.5 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Arianna Briggs-Hall, Long Reach - 12.9 average
Briggs-Hall has played in 10 games, averaging 12.9 points with a season-high of 18 points.
Emily Dorn, Reservoir - 14.5 average
Dorn has played in 10 games, averaging 14.5 points with a season-high of 27 points.
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Pink Out game for breast cancer brings Mount de Sales togetherMount De Sales 63, Maryvale Prep 32
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Reservoir girls basketball outlasts Glenelg for sixth straight winEmily Dorn ended up leading the way with 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Gators.
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Girls Varsity Basketball beats Sherwood 79 – 48Paint Branch played smothering defense on the Sherwood Warriors. We had 5 people in double digits
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Big first quarter sparks No. 8 Old Mill girls over No. 15 Mount de Sales, 49-36MDS—Berlin 6, Krug 1, Kuhn 13, Zaranski 8, Gower 9, Sy.Skalstad 1. Totals 16 3-13 36.
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Centennial girls basketball holds off Glenelg, 44-42Mt. Hebron 55, Oakland Mills 42
MH: Valentine 12, Chase 11, Rodriguez 9, Williams 8, Oliver 7, Madden 4, Milano 2, Rogers 2. Reservoir 52, Wilde Lake 17 The Gators won for the fourth straight time, getting a double-double performance from Emily Dorn (13 points, 13 rebounds). Marriotts Ridge 66, Mt. Hebron 59 MR: Conroy 16, Noll 13, E. Morath 10, Bergquist 9, H. Morath 8, Kohler 5, Bryan 2, Cooke 2, Levey 1. MH: Chase 20, Valentine 12, Williams 9, Oliver 8, Rodriguez 6, Milano 4. Article |
Oakland Mills girls basketball rides defense to 30-27 comeback win over Centennial
Reservoir 59, Marriotts Ridge 47
Emily Dorn scored a career-high 27 points, while also pulling down 10 rebounds and grabbing five steals, to lead the Gators to their fifth straight win.
MR (3-5, 7-7): Conroy 13, H. Morath 12, Kohler 9, E. Morath 4, Bergquist 2, Crosby 2, Cooke 2, Noll 2, Blackman 1.
Long Reach 75, Wilde Lake 16
LR (8-0, 9-0): L. Swann 20, Williams 16, J. Swann 12, Briggs-Hall 10, Thompson 9, Richardson 8.
Glenelg 58, Mt. Hebron 39
MH (3-7, 7-8): Valentine 20, Chase 6, Rodriguez 5, Williams 4, Madden 2, Oliver 2.
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Emily Dorn scored a career-high 27 points, while also pulling down 10 rebounds and grabbing five steals, to lead the Gators to their fifth straight win.
MR (3-5, 7-7): Conroy 13, H. Morath 12, Kohler 9, E. Morath 4, Bergquist 2, Crosby 2, Cooke 2, Noll 2, Blackman 1.
Long Reach 75, Wilde Lake 16
LR (8-0, 9-0): L. Swann 20, Williams 16, J. Swann 12, Briggs-Hall 10, Thompson 9, Richardson 8.
Glenelg 58, Mt. Hebron 39
MH (3-7, 7-8): Valentine 20, Chase 6, Rodriguez 5, Williams 4, Madden 2, Oliver 2.
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Reservoir Girls Basketball keeps momentum going with win over Hammond
Reservoir, with standout junior forward Emily Dorn in and out of the line-up battling an ankle injury, opened the season losing six of its first seven games. But with Dorn back in the fold, and those around her having gained valuable experience in her absence, the pieces have started to come together for the Gators.
Reservoir 50, Hammond 25
Re: Powell 16, Moore 11, Bailey 8, Dorn 6, Fourney 5, Hooker 4.
Long Reach 62, River Hill 37
LR: Williams 15, Briggs-Hall 14, L. Swann 12, Thompson 8, Streeter 7, J. Swann 3, Proctor 3.
Centennial 43, Marriotts Ridge 13
MR: Conroy 6, H. morath 3, Bryan 2, Crosby 2.
Mt. Hebron 46, Wilde Lake 11
MH: Valentine 20, Oliver8, Williams 8, Dennis4, Madden 4, Chase 2.
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Reservoir 50, Hammond 25
Re: Powell 16, Moore 11, Bailey 8, Dorn 6, Fourney 5, Hooker 4.
Long Reach 62, River Hill 37
LR: Williams 15, Briggs-Hall 14, L. Swann 12, Thompson 8, Streeter 7, J. Swann 3, Proctor 3.
Centennial 43, Marriotts Ridge 13
MR: Conroy 6, H. morath 3, Bryan 2, Crosby 2.
Mt. Hebron 46, Wilde Lake 11
MH: Valentine 20, Oliver8, Williams 8, Dennis4, Madden 4, Chase 2.
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Oakland Mills girls basketball pulls away late to defeat Marriotts RidgeOakland Mills 48, Marriotts Ridge 41
MR : Conroy 11, H. Morath 10, Levey 5, H. Bergquist 5, Crosby 4, Noll 4, E. Morath 2. Reservoir 60, Mt. Hebron 45 Re: Dorn 24, Powell 17, Moore 9, Abunassar 6, Fourney 2, Verna 2. MH: Valentine 16, Williams 12, Rodriguez 9, Chase 4, Rogers 2, Oliver 1. Long Reach 58, Atholton 51 LR: L. Swann 24, J. Swann 14, Briggs-Hall 12, Thompson 4, Williams 4. Article |
Roland Park & Poly earn wins at Holly & Hoops tournament
Poly 52, Mount de Sales 43
Mount De Sales: Berlin 18, Krug 8, Sy.Sklastad 5, Devine 2, Zaranski 5, Gower 3, Stewart 2. Totals 10 21-34 43.
Roland Park 68, Catonsville 49
Catonsville: Barrett 11, Daniels 9, Douglas 6, Dickey 15, Ferguson 8. Totals 21 7-12 49. Half: 26-26.
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Mount De Sales: Berlin 18, Krug 8, Sy.Sklastad 5, Devine 2, Zaranski 5, Gower 3, Stewart 2. Totals 10 21-34 43.
Roland Park 68, Catonsville 49
Catonsville: Barrett 11, Daniels 9, Douglas 6, Dickey 15, Ferguson 8. Totals 21 7-12 49. Half: 26-26.
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Girls Varsity beats John F Kennedy 100 – 20
Paint Branch from the beginning of the game dominated the Kennedy Cavaliers.
Patricia Anugmba lead the way with an impressive 29pt, and 3 steals. Amele Ngwafang followed behind with 23pt., 13 rebounds 4 steals, and 4 blocks, Katerra Myers had 15pt, 11 rebounds, and 2 steals, Obriani Remy 11 pt., Jessie Kaur 7, Cynthia Stewart 5, Jabria Bruce 6, and Alex Plummer 4
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Patricia Anugmba lead the way with an impressive 29pt, and 3 steals. Amele Ngwafang followed behind with 23pt., 13 rebounds 4 steals, and 4 blocks, Katerra Myers had 15pt, 11 rebounds, and 2 steals, Obriani Remy 11 pt., Jessie Kaur 7, Cynthia Stewart 5, Jabria Bruce 6, and Alex Plummer 4
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Williams' career night helps Long Reach complete season sweep of Mt. HebronLR (6-0, 7-0): Williams 31, Briggs-Hall 16, L. Swann 14, J. Swann 5, Thompson 4, Proctor 4.
MH (1-5, 5-6): Valentine 25, Rodriguez 15, Williams 6, Chase 3, Madden 3, Oliver 3. Article |
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Long Reach GIRLS makes statement with 70-51 win over HowardLong Reach 70, Howard 51
L. Swann (19 points), Briggs-Hall (15 points, 9 rebounds), Williams (12 points, 11 assists) and Thompson (11 points) all stood out while helping Long Reach improve to 4-0 in county play and 5-0 overall. Reservoir 47, Centennial 39 Powell (9 points, 8 rebounds), Dorn (8 points, 6 rebounds), Abunassar (9 points), Moore (5 points, 8 rebounds) and Verna (4 points, 5 assists). Hammond 47, Marriotts Ridge 44 Conroy 11, H. Morath 9, Noll 8, E. Morath 6, Levey 2, Colburn 2, Kohler 2, Cooke 2, Crosby 2. Mt. Hebron 56, Atholton 49 Valentine (19 points), Chase (14) and Williams (14) all scored in double figures as the Vikings won their first county game and fourth straight contest overall. Article |
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First-Team 2017 soccerDefenders
Emily Dorn, Reservoir, junior. As she did last season, Dorn headlined another stout Reservoir back line this fall. The Gators played the entire season without senior goalkeeper Janie Romer, started freshman Lizzie Dudzinski and still allowed just 14 goals in 16 games. That’s a testament to Dorn and the entire defensive unit, which played a big role in Reservoir finishing with a record of 9-6-1. “Emily is such a smart player,” Ranker said. “She always takes the right angle and cleans up potential chances. She leads the team defense and is always a calming influence on everyone. That was vitally important for us this year since we counted on so many freshmen to contribute.” Article |
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Jim Coleman Honda Howard County Basketball Players of the weEkGirls Player of the Week (Dec. 24): Arianna Briggs-Hall
The junior forward registered double-doubles in a pair of victories that kept the Lightning undefeated (4-0) on the season. She scored 16 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in a 61-51 win over Chesapeake. A day later, she scored 18 points and pulled in 11 rebounds in a 68-37 win over Centennial. Article |
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Long Reach vs. CentennialLong Reach 68, Centennial 37
LR (3-0, 4-0): L. Swann 20, Briggs-Hall 18, Williams 13, J. Swann 6, Streeter 4, Thompson 4, Proctor 2. Article |
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Long Reach girls basketball builds early lead, defeats ChesapeakeBriggs-Hall ended up scoring 16 points and grabbing 16 rebounds, finishing as one of three Lightning players in double figures for points.
South River 50, Reservoir 35 Emily Dorn (14 points and 18 rebounds) Article |
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Nowlin Grabs CAC Women's Basketball Weekly AwardNowlin was selected as the CAC Player of the Week for the first time in her career after tallying a season-best 16 points to help St. Mary's College of Maryland snap a four-game skid with a 53-48 road win over Gallaudet University on Sunday.
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Seahawk Women Posts Solid Road Win over GallaudetSenior captain Olivia Nowlin paced the Seahawks in their third win of the season with a season-best 16 points.
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Comets capture first Catonsville Cup with victory over Mount de SalesCatonsville junior point guard Gabby Douglas contributed all seven of her points, including a three-pointer, in the first half, and two of her four assists were to Chambers for treys in the second quarter.
The Sailors were playing without 5-10 junior forward Abby Kuhn, who was ill for the second straight game. Kuhn averages 10 points and 12 rebounds a game. Catonsville 63 Barrett16, McLean14, Dickey12, Chambers8, Douglas 7, Daniels6. Mount de Sales 37 Skalstad 11, Berlin 7, Zaranski 4, Devine 4, Krug 3, Stewart 3, Gower 2, Walker 2, Kearney 1 Article |
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Glenelg girls basketball turns up pressure on way to win over Marriotts Ridge
Glenelg 50, Marriotts Ridge 20
Mallory Conroy scored five points in the opening five minutes to help the Mustangs to the early lead.
Long Reach 77, Mt. Hebron 36
Lyric Swann led the way for Long Reach with 18 points, but there were four others — Ariana Briggs-Hall (17 points) Kianna Williams (15), Jaelyn Swann (14) and Malaya Streeter (10) — that finished in double figures scoring as well.
Meredith Williams led the way in the loss for Mt. Hebron with 15 points.
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Archbishop Spalding 55, Reservoir 40
Emily Dorn returned from an ankle injury to score seven points and grab 12 rebounds.
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Mallory Conroy scored five points in the opening five minutes to help the Mustangs to the early lead.
Long Reach 77, Mt. Hebron 36
Lyric Swann led the way for Long Reach with 18 points, but there were four others — Ariana Briggs-Hall (17 points) Kianna Williams (15), Jaelyn Swann (14) and Malaya Streeter (10) — that finished in double figures scoring as well.
Meredith Williams led the way in the loss for Mt. Hebron with 15 points.
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Archbishop Spalding 55, Reservoir 40
Emily Dorn returned from an ankle injury to score seven points and grab 12 rebounds.
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Mt. Hebron girls opens season with comeback win over Glenelg CountryEve Chase led the way with 10 points in the win for Mt. Hebron, followed closely behind by nine points apiece from Meredith Williams and Julia Rodriguez.
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Nowlin Leads St. Mary's in Loss to MarymountAlong with her season-best 14 points, Nowlin collected a season-high two steals and contributed seven rebounds and three assists.
Seahawk Women's Basketball Falls to CHRISTOPHER NEWPORTKline and fellow classmate and captain Olivia Nowlin (Glenelg, Md./Glenelg) each chipped in eight points while Kline also grabbed five caroms and Nowlin collected four rebounds and three helpers.
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Howard, Long Reach girls basketball on collision course for county supremacy
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Top players: Senior Kiana Williams (G); juniors Lyric Swann (G) and Arianna Briggs-Hall (F).
The gap between Howard and the field is closing, however, thanks in large part to its neighboring rival Long Reach. Junior forward Arianna Briggs-Hall averaged 8.5 points, 9.7 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game a year ago and is expected to be among the leaders in double-doubles this season.
Reservoir
Top players: Senior Nia Powell (F); juniors Emily Dorn (F), Natalie Verna (G) and Jenni Fourney (G).
Despite graduating six players and losing two more to preseason injuries, Reservoir will be among the toughest teams to beat with two of the best forwards in the league in senior Nia Powell and junior Emily Dorn. The duo combined to average 19.9 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game last season, as they both finished among the top four in the county in each statistic. Dorn also pitched in with 11.5 points per contest.
Marriotts Ridge
Top players: Senior Hope Morath (F); junior Mallory Conroy (F/G).
Mt. Hebron
Top players: Senior Erin Demek (G); juniors Meredith Williams (F), Eve Chase (F) and Clarke Oliver (G); sophomore Tori Valentine (G).
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Top players: Senior Kiana Williams (G); juniors Lyric Swann (G) and Arianna Briggs-Hall (F).
The gap between Howard and the field is closing, however, thanks in large part to its neighboring rival Long Reach. Junior forward Arianna Briggs-Hall averaged 8.5 points, 9.7 rebounds and 2.6 steals per game a year ago and is expected to be among the leaders in double-doubles this season.
Reservoir
Top players: Senior Nia Powell (F); juniors Emily Dorn (F), Natalie Verna (G) and Jenni Fourney (G).
Despite graduating six players and losing two more to preseason injuries, Reservoir will be among the toughest teams to beat with two of the best forwards in the league in senior Nia Powell and junior Emily Dorn. The duo combined to average 19.9 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game last season, as they both finished among the top four in the county in each statistic. Dorn also pitched in with 11.5 points per contest.
Marriotts Ridge
Top players: Senior Hope Morath (F); junior Mallory Conroy (F/G).
Mt. Hebron
Top players: Senior Erin Demek (G); juniors Meredith Williams (F), Eve Chase (F) and Clarke Oliver (G); sophomore Tori Valentine (G).
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2017-18 girls basketball poll preseason Top 15
#5. Catonsville - Gabby Douglas
Outlook: Coming off their first state championship, the Comets return four starters, but they have a big hole to fill in the middle with Jen Gast, 6-2, now at UMBC. Still, those four starters could lead them to another stellar season, including All-Metro forward Jasmine Dickey, who scored 30 points in the state final, and guard Jameila Barrett, who had 26 in the semifinal.
#10. Long Reach - Arianna Briggs Hall
Outlook: The Lightning defeated Howard late last season and then fell to Atholton in the regional final. They return an impressive backcourt with second-team All-Metro guard Kiana Williams and the Swann twins, Lyric and Jaelyn. Although they lack height, they have cohesion with five players who’ve been together for three years.
#11. Mount de Sales - Abby Kuhn, Maura Devine & Rachel Krug
Outlook: The Sailors return all five starters and most of their bench while adding strong transfers to a team that fell to St. John’s, 45-39, in the conference final. With more depth and speed, they have all the tools on offense to challenge for the title in what appears to be a strong B Conference.
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Outlook: Coming off their first state championship, the Comets return four starters, but they have a big hole to fill in the middle with Jen Gast, 6-2, now at UMBC. Still, those four starters could lead them to another stellar season, including All-Metro forward Jasmine Dickey, who scored 30 points in the state final, and guard Jameila Barrett, who had 26 in the semifinal.
#10. Long Reach - Arianna Briggs Hall
Outlook: The Lightning defeated Howard late last season and then fell to Atholton in the regional final. They return an impressive backcourt with second-team All-Metro guard Kiana Williams and the Swann twins, Lyric and Jaelyn. Although they lack height, they have cohesion with five players who’ve been together for three years.
#11. Mount de Sales - Abby Kuhn, Maura Devine & Rachel Krug
Outlook: The Sailors return all five starters and most of their bench while adding strong transfers to a team that fell to St. John’s, 45-39, in the conference final. With more depth and speed, they have all the tools on offense to challenge for the title in what appears to be a strong B Conference.
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Experienced Mount de Sales basketball squad sets lofty goals
For the seniors on the Mount de Sales girls basketball team who played on the varsity as sophomores, the climb up the standings has been steady in the Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference.
Junior Abby Kuhn (5-feet, 10 inches) led the team in steals and rebounding last season.
A pair of transfers will also bolster the lineup. Junior Rachel Krug (5-5) transferred from Dulaney High, where she was the leading scorer the past two years. Combo-guard Maura Devine (5-7) transferred from Mount Hebron.
“Those two exceptional transfers are outstanding,” Armstrong said.
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Junior Abby Kuhn (5-feet, 10 inches) led the team in steals and rebounding last season.
A pair of transfers will also bolster the lineup. Junior Rachel Krug (5-5) transferred from Dulaney High, where she was the leading scorer the past two years. Combo-guard Maura Devine (5-7) transferred from Mount Hebron.
“Those two exceptional transfers are outstanding,” Armstrong said.
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Catonsville BasketballCatonsville High’s girls basketball team returns four starters from the 2017 state championship team, but that doesn’t mean coach Mike Mohler will let his team take it easy during pre-season practices.
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UMW Women's Basketball Falls to Va. WesleyanThe 21st/24th ranked University of Mary Washington women's basketball team dropped a 58-53 decision to visiting Virginia Wesleyan University on Friday night in the Hyatt Place Tipoff Tournament at Ron Rosner Arena.
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Seahawk Womens Drops Season-Opener to CatholicNowlin hauled in a career-best nine boards and added seven points plus two steals while senior captain Kerri Kline tallied seven points, five caroms, and a career-best two blocks.
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