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Devonte Willams, Bullis
24 carries 251 yards and 4 Tds

Donovan
Franklin, Old Mill
93 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Pete Boone, Old Mill

2 TD runs

Jack Flowers, North Carroll
100 yards passing, 1 TD


Saavon Brown, Williamsport
260 yards rushing and 5 TDs

Jordan
Stonebreaker, Williamsport
134 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Austin Bode,
Liberty
115 yards rushing, 181 yards passing, 3 TDs

Raekwon Gray,
Urbana
239 yards rushing and 1 TD

Pat Fitzgerald, Westminster
131
yards receiving and 1 TD

Chris Lang, Westminster
186 yards passing


Anthony Messenger, Arundel
169 yards passing and 3 TDs

Deontez
Fleet, Lackey
278 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Christian Houston, North
Point
254 yards rushing and 7 TDs

E.J. Lee, Northwest
176 yards
rushing and 3 TDs

Done' Butler, Ballou
166 yards rushing and 1 TD


Ryan Stango, Paint Branch
184 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Deondray
Sumpter, Blake
109 yards receiving

Tre Hopkins, Oakland Mills
99
yards receiving

Danon Davis-Cray, Paint Branch
296 yards receiving and
3 TDs

David Pindell, Oakland Mills
204 yards passing and 2 TDs


Sam Ellis, Wootton
191 yards passing

Mark Pierce, Northwest
146
yards passing and 1 TD

Owen Glass, Boonsboro
127 yards
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Add your predictions now as well!

Bullis 30, St. Mary's24
DeMatha
35, Eastern Christian Academy 16
Digital Harbor 24, Edmondson-Westside 21

Douglass 39, Gwynn Park 17
Friendship Academy Engineering & Tech 20, Poly 17

Gilman 27, Good Counsel 24
Glenelg 26, Reservoir 21
Huntington 34, Calvert
21
Largo 20, Surrattsville 12
Linganore 28, North Hagerstown 20

McDonogh 35, La Salle College 26
Oakdale 42, Winters Mill 17
Old Mill 15,
Meade 14
Patuxent 20, La Plata 18
Perryville 40, Bohemia Manor 20

Potomac 27, Friendly 23
Quince Orchard 16, Damascus 14
River Hill 35,
Atholton 14
Seneca Valley 31, Northwest 27
St. John's 28, Archbishop
Spalding 14
Suitland 21, Bowie 20
Surrattsville 31, Wilson 24
Wise 21,
Oxon Hill 10
This post was edited on 9/17 8:11 AM by Maryland Varsity

The Quote Board is a feature from Maryland Varsity where we quote some of the
top athletes throughout the state on their opponent this week on the football
field. Quotes included are from DeMatha vs. Eastern Christian, Meade vs. Old
Mill, Oakdale vs. Winters Mill, Caravel vs. Archbishop Curley, and Chopticon vs.
Northern.


Old Mill linebacker Malik Hicks
Opponent - Meade


Areas of improvement
“We need to keep our heads up. We played two of the best
teams in the county and we didn’t lose by much. We have to keep fighting and
we’ll do good. We are looking to bounce back. We have been hungry in practice.
We are trying to stay humble and be ready for the next one.”

On Meade

“They have a new offense that is a spread. We basically got to keep everyone
healthy for that game.”

The Lee players
“I know that they run the
spread and that they are a fast team. They no huddle and run quickly. The key to
beating Lee is stopping their run game. If we do that, we have a good
possibility of beating Lee.”

Keys to a victory
“We got to stay
together as a team. We got to be focused. We have to be ready during practice
and focus every week until December. Our seniors got to be leaders and everyone
has to be focused.”

...........................................................................................................


Oakdale linebacker Drew Yarborough
Opponent -
Winters Mill

Areas of improvement
“Overall our defense is good
but on offense we have to focus on trying to get the ball down field and score
touchdowns. We haven't really connected yet so I think that is one of the main
goals for us.”

On Winters Mill
“They are 0-2 but I think it’ll be a
good game.”

Their players
“I don’t really know anything about them. We
will watch film and work hard. Middletown beat them 54-6. Obviously they are not
doing that good but we can’t sleep on them.”

Keys to a win
“We have to
be able to stop the run. We can improve on both sides of the ball. We have to
keep doing what we are doing right now.”

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Archbishop Curley athlete Deonte Harris
Opponent -
Caravel

Areas of improvement
“I just think we can keep
coming together as a team overall.”

On Caravel
“We beat them last year
but we still can’t take them too lightly.”

The Caravel players
“No, no
really. I now about their running back.”

Keys to a victory
“It is just
consistency. We just got to be consistent on both sides of the ball.”


Goals for this year
“A championship.”

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Chopticon wide receiver Nick Gray
Opponent -
Northern

Team improvement
“You always want more touchdowns and
less negative plays. Each week we are getting closer to our goals. We want to
keep getting better and winning ball games.”

On Northern
“Northern is
an 0-2 team right now but in watching film they are a solid team. They got some
size and some talent. They are a team if we take them too lightly they could
sneak up easily.”

Keys to a victory
“Each and every week we have to
keep getting better. I believe we will as the season goes on. We have some big
games coming up so we have to get ready for crunch time.”

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DeMatha quarterback Beau English
Opponent - Eastern
Christian

Areas of improvement
“We have to improve on our
execution. A lot of times we have good plays called but we have to execute on
them. We also have to have some leaders step up.”

On Eastern Christian

“I know that they are a really talented team. I know they have been in Texas the
past few weeks and held their own. It should be a good game.”

Keys to a
victory
“It comes down to like I said executing our plays. We have to do a
better job for that. We have the playmakers to win the game but we have to give
them the ball and let them make plays.”

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What is the Maryland Varsity All State Team of the Week? We take the
top individual performers from the weekend of action and highlight what athlete
stood out the most on the offensive side of the football. See who made the
cut now!

Our entire list is based off of our

Top Performers list. If you feel we missed an athlete, make sure
you let us know

here so that they are included in the discussion going forward.


Selections
Quarterbacks
Anthony Messenger,
Arundel
227 yards passing and 2 TDs

Chris Lang, Westminster
201
yards passing and 1 TD

Alex Mason, Oakdale
91 yards rushing, 82 yards
passing, and 4 total TDs

Chuck Reese, Rockville
237 yards passing and
2 TDs

Sam Ellis, Wootton,
206 yards passing and 3 TDs

Running Backs

Azariah Bratton-Bey, Douglass
110 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Monte Smith,
Dunbar
142 yards rushing and 1 TD

Will Hazelton, C. Milton Wright

107 yards rushing
80 yard KOR for a TD

Wide Receivers

Tre Hopkins, Oakland Mills
2 TD catches

Cortrelle Simpson, Lackey

101 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Christian Greaves, Northwood
134 yards
receiving and 1 TD

Keon Paye, Good Counsel
4 catches for 145 yards, 2
TDs, and 1 punt return for 79 yards

Offensive Linemen
Units
Good Counsel Offensive Line
Defeated Calvert Hall 23-0


Arundel Offensive Line
Defeated Old Mill 14-7

Glenelg Offensive Line

Defeated Wildlake 26-16

Queen Anne's County Offensive Line
Defeated
Decatur 56-41

Fort Hill Offensive Line
Defeated Keyser 28-20

This list is final.
Make sure to get your top performers in early!






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Donovan Franklin, Old Mill
131 yards rushing

Anthony Messenger,
Arundel
227 yards passing and 2 TDs

Canaan Gebele, Broadneck
121
yards rushing and 4 total TDs

Lovell Alexander, Annapolis
195 yards
passing

Brody Coleman, Manchester Valley
154 yards passing


Logan Sweeney, Liberty
110 yards receiving

Austin Bode, Liberty
158
yards passing and 3 TDs

Chris Lang, Westminster
201 yards passing and
1 TD

Darrick Edwards, Linganore
86 yards rushin

Chris Gavin,
South Carroll
132 yards rushing

Malik Boyd, Oakdale
99 yards
rushing

Alex Mason, Oakdale
91 yards rushing, 82 yards passing, and 4

total TDs

Azariah Bratton-Bey, Douglass
110 yards rushing and 2
TDs

Maurice McFadden, Douglas
133 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Anthony Partlow, Patterson
106 yards rushing and 1 TD

Tre Hopkins,
Oakland Mills
2 TD catches

David Pindell, Oakland Mills
3 TD passes


Dwayne Haskins Jr, Bullis
214 yards passing

Travis Levy, Sherwood

88 yards rushing

Cortrelle Simpson, Lackey
101 yards receiving nad 3
TDs

Evan Gray, Westfield
158 yards rushing

Monte Smith, Dunbar

142 yards rushing and 1 TD

Deontez Fleet, Lackey,
141 yards rushing
and 1 TD

Chuck Reese, Rockville
237 yards passing and 2 TDs

Sam
Ellis, Wootton,
206 yards passing and 3 TDs

Andres Castillo, Good
Counsel
177 yards passing and 2 TDs

Christian Greaves, Northwood

134 yards receiving and 1 TD

Anton Casey, Whitman
101 yards receiving


Adrian Feliz-Platt, Seneca Valley
119 yards

Jaret Patterson,
Pallotti
99 yards rushing

Colton Rupp, Landon
97 yards rushing


Mohamed Ibrahim, Good Counsel
93 yards rushing

Kenji Bahar,
Calvert Hall
136 yards passing

Morgan Scroggins, Calvert Hall
77
yards receiving

Keon Paye, Good Counsel
4 catches for 145 yards, 2
TDs, and 1 punt
return for 79 yards

Najee Savage, Howard
101
Yards Rushing, 3 TDs

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
148 yards passing

105 yards rushing, 2 TD's
253 total yards, 2 TD's

Will Hazelton, C.
Milton Wright
107 yards rushing
80 yard KOR for a TD

Josh Bailey,
C. Milton Wright
93 yards receiving

Andrew Frailer, C. Milton Wright

17 tackles
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What stood out over the weekend on the Class 3A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend
South
Hagerstown 33, Thomas Johnson 28
In the game of the week, it took a great
effort from South Hagerstown to pull away against a strong Thomas Johnson team.
This game was expected to be dramatic and it lived up to it throughout.


Linganore 26, Westminster 7
Another stellar performance defensively. This
club can get stops early and often.

Damascus 56, Northwood 6
Give
this group credit for focusing. They took care of business and now are looking
ahead to Quince Orchard and Watkins Mill.

Huntington 24, McDonough 0

Is anyone going to score on them? Two games and two shutouts in.

Milford
Mill 46, Hereford 20
Scoring 103 points in their first two games will make
headlines and it shows here.

Glenelg 26, Wildlake 16
The game was
closer than expected but Glenelg was thrilled to bounce back with a win. The
Gladiators need skill players ready to step forward in a hurry.

Updated
Class 3A Rankings

1.)
Franklin 1-1 (Previous: #1)
2.) Linganore 2-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Damascus
2-0 (Previous: #3)
4.) Huntingtown 2-0 (Previous: #4)
5.) River Hill 2-0 (Previous: #5)

6.) Seneca Valley 2-0 (Previous: #6)
7.) South
Hagerstown 2-0 (Previous: #7)
8.) Milford Mill Academy 2-0 (Previous: #8)

9.) Glenelg 2-1 (Previous: #9)

10.) Bel Air 2-0 (Previous: Not Rated)

Game of the Week
Damascus at Quince Orchard


Other Games to Watch

Atholton at River Hill
Bowie at Suitland

Huntington at Calvert
North Hagerstown at Linganore
Northwest at Seneca
Valley
Reservoir at Glenelg

Did we miss anything? Let us know!








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What stood out over the weekend on the Class 1A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Fort Hill 28, Keyser 20
Being tested early in the season can pay dividends
late and that is something Fort Hill hopes will happen. Keyser gave them all
they could handle and yet this program still continued their winning ways.


Surrattsville 28, Largo 8
Beating a quality Largo team at home says a lot
about just how high the ceiling may be for Surrattsville this fall.


Perryville 44, North East 15
The offensive fireworks continue at Perryville.
They are averaging more than over 46 points a night.

Cambridge-South
Dorchester 23, Kent County 14
With an offense struggling at times, the
Cambridge-South Dorchester defense was asked to do a lot. They came to play in
allowing just touchdown against Kent County.

Douglass 48, Northwestern 6

Flexing their muscles in an impressive top ten matchup just shows once again how
talented Douglass really is.

Updated
Class 1A Rankings

1.) Fort Hill 2-0 (Previous: #1)
2.) Douglass 2-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Surrattsville
2-0 (Previous: #3)
4.) Perryville 2-0 (Previous: #4)
5.) Cambridge-South
Dorchester 2-0 (Previous: #5)
6.)
Edmondson-Westside 2-0 (Previous: #7)
7.) Friendship Academy Engineering &
Tech 2-0 (Previous: #9)
8.) Forestville Military Academy 2-0 (Previous: #10)

9.) Fairmont Heights 2-0 (Previous: Not Rated)
10.) Hancock 1-1 (Previous: #8)

Games to Watch

Bohemia Manor at Perryville
Digital Harbor at Edmondson-Westside
Gwynn
Park at Douglass
Poly at Friendship Academy Engineering & Tech
Wilson at
Surrattsville

Did we miss anything? Let us know!




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What stood out over the weekend on the Class 2A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Douglass 44, Ballou 0
Two games in the books and the combined scores are 82-0
in favor of Douglass. Good enough to move them to #1 in the poll.

Queen
Anne's County 56, Decatur 41
The defense may have decided to not show up on
both sides of the football but the offense was ready. Both teams put up some
huge numbers before Queen Anne's County pulled away late.

Oakdale 35,
South Carroll 7
The more comfortable this team gets with playing with each
other, the more dangerous they can become.

Riverdale Baptist 34, Gwynn
Park 26
Their record may not pretty but Gwynn Park will benefit from a tough
schedule early on.

Easton 41, Colonel Richardson 0
Another dominating
win is enough to push Easton within the Maryland Varsity top ten.


Fallston 30, Edgewood 29
Dramatic battle that could have went either way.
Fallston made the biggest plays when they needed them the most.

Updated
Class 2A Rankings

1.) Douglass 2-0 (Previous: #2)
2.) Kent
Island 2-0 (Previous: #3)
3.) Queen Anne's County 2-0 (Previous: #4)
4.) Oakdale
2-0 (Previous: #6)
5.) Middletown 1-1 (Previous: #8)
6.) Easton 2-0
(Previous: Not Rated)
7.) Kent Island 2-0 (Previous: Not Rated)

8.) Wicomico 2-0 (Previous: Not Rated)
9.) Friendly 2-0
(Previous: Not Rated)
10.) Hammond 2-0 (Previous: Not
Rated)

Games to Watch

Friendly at Potomac
Gwynn Park at Douglass
Largo at Surrattsville

Oakdale at Winters Mill
Patuxent at La Plata

Did we miss anything? Let us know!




This post was edited on 9/15 3:46 PM by Maryland Varsity

Private School Breakdown

What stood out over the weekend on the private school football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend
McDonogh
28, Elder (Ohio) 14
Bouncing back from their first loss of the year was
important for this McDonogh team. The pieces are there to do special
things in 2014.

La Salle College (PA) 41, DeMatha 39
0-2
against out of state competition is not what DeMatha had hoped for but this
young group has set the bar high as they focus more on local opponents going
forward.

Gilman 49, Anacostia 0
Earning their first victory of the
season in blowout fashion is a big confidence boast for Gilman on the gridiron.


Good Counsel 23, Calvert Hall 0
Some expected this group to be down
this season but the Good Counsel defense has been on fire early in 2014.
They have given up 19 points in three games.

Mount St. Joseph 24,
Boys Latin 19
Closer than expected but Mount St. Joseph will take it in order
to remain undefeated this fall.

Bullis School 29, Archbishop
Spalding 28
Game of the week? Two strong programs faced off with Bullis
School narrowly coming out on top with their elite athletes leading the charge.

Updated
Private School Rankings

1.) McDonogh 3-1 (Previous: #1)
2.) DeMatha 1-2 (Previous: #2)
3.) Good Counsel
3-0 (Previous: #4)
4.) Gilman 1-2 (Previous: #3)
5.) Mount St.
Joseph 3-0 (Previous: #5)
6.) Bullis School 2-1 (Previous: #7)
7.) Archbishop Spalding 2-1 (Previous:
#8)
8.) Archbishop Curley 2-0 (Previous: #9)
9.) Eastern
Christian Academy 1-3 (Previous: #6)
10.) Riverdale Baptist 2-1 (Previous:
Not Rated)

Games to Watch
Archbishop
Spalding at St. John's
Bullis at St. Mary's
DeMatha at Eastern Christian
Academy
Good Counsel at Gilman
McDonogh at La Salle College

Did we miss anything? Let us know!




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What stood out over the weekend on the Class 4A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Northwest 49, Richard Montgomery 0
Combined score of their first two games;
92-0.

Wootton 28, Bethesda-Chevy Chase 10
The defense deserves a lot
of the headlines in 2014

Arundel 14, Old Mill 7
A strong victory for
Arundel sends a stunned Old Mill team to 0-2 on the fall early.

Sherwood
14, Blair 7
Closer than expected a road win the Warriors will be glad to take
home.

Roosevelt 26, Suitland 6
This Roosevelt team deserves a lot
more of the headlines in 2014.

Wise 15, DuVal 6
The Pumas have talent
on their roster and used it in a big way to pull out a victory over a previously
rated DuVal team. They learned from a season opening loss.

Updated
Class 4A Rankings

1.) Northwest 2-0 (Previous: #1)
2.) Quince Orchard 2-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Meade
2-0 (Previous: #3)
4.) Wootton 2-0 (Previous:
#4)
5.) Arundel 2-0 (Previous: #5)
6.) Sherwood 2-0 (Previous: #6)

7.) Roosevelt 2-0 (Previous: #7)
9.) Wise 1-1 (Previous: #10)
9.)
Broadneck 2-0 (Previously: Not Rated)
10.) Churchill 2-0 (Previously: Not
Rated)


Games to Watch
Bowie at Suitland
Damascus at Quince
Orchard
Meade at Old Mill
Northwest at Seneca Valley
Oxon Hill at Wise


Did we miss anything? Let us know!



This post was edited on 9/14 10:58 PM by Maryland Varsity

Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Nick Gray, Deonte
Harris, Beau English, and Drew Yarborough now!


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DeMatha quarterback Beau English

Recruiting:
“The schools interested have been Purdue, Temple, Florida,
Duke, Tennessee, Old Dominion, and UAB.”

Visits:
“I’ve been to camps
at some of the schools this summer. I am visiting Purdue in the next couple
weeks. I might also visit Temple and ODU.”

A favorite college growing up:

“No, no really. I’m a big college football fan and there are a lot of schools
that I like. Not one stands out.”

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Archbishop Curley athlete Deonte Harris

Recruiting:
“The biggest ones right now are Towson, Delaware, Stony
Brook, and New Hampshire.”

Calls:
“Yes, Towson has.”

Visits:

“No.”

Plans for visits:
“Yes, probably to Towson and Delaware”


A favorite:
“I would say Towson.”

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Oakdale linebacker Drew Yarborough

Recruiting:
“Pitt called last week and they want to see three of my game
films. There has also been JMU, Maryland, Bucknell, and Boston College.”


Calls:
“It has been Pitt, Buffalo, and also Akron.”

Visits:
“I was
supposed to go to Buffalo for the first game but we ended up having a game that
Saturday. I’m trying to get up there this Saturday or the following week after
that.”

Recruiting the hardest:
“Right now it is probably between Pitt
and Buffalo. Those are the two hardest ones right now.”

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Chopticon wide receiver Nick Gray

Recruiting:
“It has been kind of quiet but the main two are just Towson
and William and Mary. I am just focused on having a good senior season. I’ve
been focused on the field and the classroom. Hopefully when I sent out tape more
schools will pop up.”

Visits:
“I’ve been to a junior day at UCONN and
I went down to William and Mary. I went to a couple of camps over the summer. I
also have talked to a couple of schools about getting there for game day
visits.”

Game day visits
“I am definitely going to go to Towson for
one. I’ll probably go to William and Mary for one for sure. Whatever schools
pops up I’ll make a decision on that.”

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Old Mill linebacker Malik Hicks

Recruiting:
“I have a couple college looking at me. It has been Towson and
some other schools. I just don’t know their names by heart.”

Visits:

“Not yet. Towson and some other schools want me at their home games for some
visits.”

A favorite:
“My favorite school at this point that I really
want to go to is Towson.”

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Chris Lang, Westminster
137 yards passing and 2 TDs

Nick Welch, Middletown
116 yards rushing

Dante Butler, Linganore
79 yards rushing

Nate Musselman, Linganore
162 yards passing

Adam Beisser, Linganore
95 yards passing

Darian Robinson, South Hagerstown
102 yards rushing

TJ Peer, South Hagerstown
112 yards passing

Adam Lanni, Century
112 yards passing

Anthony Pino, St. Paul's
228 yards passing and 4 TDs

Allan Koikoo, St. Paul's
2 TD passes

Marcus Morgan, Lewis
112 yards rushing

Tyreke Rudolph, Mervo
141 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Noah Thyberg, River Hil
107 yards passing and 1 TD

Brent Richardson, Glenelg
140 yards rushing

Kyle Green, Quince Orchard
244 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Camari Wilkerson, Old Mill
136 yards receiving

Alec Ruden, Broadneck
88 yards receiving

Daniel Alexander, Richard Montgomery
78 yards receiving

David Marrocco, Old Mill
201 yards passing

Canaan Gebele, Broadneck
138 yards passing and 2 TDs

Brandon Battle, North Point
188 yards passing and 5 TDs

Andrew Henderson
128 yards receiving

Neven Sussman, Sherwood
108 yards passing and 284 yards passing

Neiman Blain, Springbrook
128 yards passing

Armani Ceballos, Paint Branch
191 yards passing

Andrew Zuckerman, Winston Churchill
100 yards rushing

Isiah Ryans, Friendly
2 receptions 84 yards receiving 1 TD, 8 tackles, 3 sacks, and 1 PAT kicl

Reicardo Smith, Friendly
4 of 6 passing 124 yards & 2 TD passes, 4 for 37 yards rushing 1 TD Run

Good Counsel Defense
Held St. Frances to 49 yards

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
321 yards passing 5 TDs
110 yards rushing 1 TD

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
72 yards receiving 1 TD
12 tackles
2 INTs (one returned 65 yards for a TD)
63 yard punt return for a TD
2 PT conversion

Will Hazelton, C. Milton Wright
50 yards rushing 1 TD
91 yards receiving 1 TD

Tyler Lewis, C. Milton Wright
108 yards receiving 2 TDs

Andrew Frailer, C. Milton Wright
15 tackles

Bree Hart, Meade
7/11 passing for 165 yds and 2 TDs

Travis Chidebe, Meade
16 Car for 166yds 2 TD

Najee Savage, Howard
27 carries 182 yards 2 rushing TDs

Winston Delattiboudere, Howard
2 sacks and 2 blocked punts

Isaiah Stokes, Howard
7 tackles, w/1 TFL, 1 INT, 1 pass deflected and 1 blocked PAT

Tavon Thomas, Kent County
186 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Andrew Henderson, North Point
128 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Rickey Goodwin, Lewis
20 tackles 6 sacks
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Archbishop Curley 28, Loyola Blakefield 21
Bullis 21, Archbishop Spalding
17
Douglass 24, Northwestern 20
Dunbar 21, Friendship Collegiate Academy
Mergenthaler Vo-Tech 20
Gaithersburg 20, Watkins Mill 16
Gwynn Park 35,
Bell 20
Kent County 20, Cambridge-South Dorchester 17
Lady of Mount Carmel
17, Hancock 14
Linganore 27, Westminster 23
Marriotts Ridge 27, River Hill
17
Milford Mill Academy 26, Hereford 14
Mount St. Joseph 40, Boys Latin 17

Old Mill 30, Arundel 28
Queen Anne's County 31, Decatur 27
Quince Orchard
30, Whitman 14
Roosevelt 30, Suitland 20
Seneca Valley 21, Rockville 16

Surrattsville 35, Largo 25
Thomas Johnson 14, South Hagerstown 10
Wise 27,
DuVal 24

Agree/disagree? Post your scores here now!
This post was edited on 9/10 8:25 AM by Maryland Varsity

The Quote Board is a feature from Maryland Varsity where we quote some of the
top athletes throughout the state on their opponent this week on the football
field. Quotes included are from Calvert Hall vs. Good Counsel, Howard vs.
Reservoir, La Plata vs. Calvert, Suitland vs. Roosevelt, and Lackey vs.
Westlake.


Calvert Hall running back Damien Farmer
Opponent -
Good Counsel

On Good Counsel: “They are pretty good and they are
always pretty good. I think if we play our best football we can compete with
anyone.”

The Good Counsel players: “I played rec football with some of
their guys and I think their quarterback started last season. They got some good
players. It’ll be a good game.”

Keys to a victory: “We have to get the
running game going because we have a good quarterback. We really have to get the
offense going. If we do that, the defense will feed off of the momentum.”


The football season: “We are 2-0 so it is really good and the team is
playing really good. We still got things to improve and we can still get
better.”

...........................................................................................................


Howard athlete Isaiah Stokes
Opponent - Reservoir


On Reservoir: “I believe it is going to be a very good game for us. It’ll be
tough because they have two quarterbacks that’ll give us a hard time. One is
more athletic than the other but they’ll throw a lot. That’ll be a test for our
defensive backs.”

Keys to a win: “The key to that game I’d say is our
defensive line getting to the quarterback. We have to make them fire passes so
our defensive backs can break on the ball and make a few plays.”

The
football season: “So far we have been doing pretty good. Our offense is finally
getting rolling. We played a tough game and came out scoring. The whole team
fought all the way through.”

Areas of improvement: “The whole team can
improve and I’d say we have to continue getting better. Defensively, we have to
make tackles and play our keys.”

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La Plata wide receiver Jack Pilkerton
Opponent -
Calvert

On Calvert: “I watched their film from Friday and I think
we can do some serious damage to them. Their defense has a lot of holes that we
can pick at. I think overall we’ll have a really good game on both sides of the
ball.”

Week One: “I think it went pretty great. We played Lackey and they
are one of if not the best team in the conference and we held our own against
them. I feel really good about the outcome even though we didn’t pull off the
W.”

What the team can improve on: “On offense, we need to work on
blocking and make sure we are executing our plays. Defensively we did a really
good job containing their backfield. Our defense was very impressive. Our
offense needs to execute on plays and we’ll be good from there.”

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Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton
Opponent -
Roosevelt

On Roosevelt: “They are pretty good. They are a tough
team.”

The Roosevelt players: “No sir. I just know that they are a good
team.”

Keys to a win: “It is to stay disciplined and execute on every
play. We have to do our jobs.”

The football season: “It is going good. We
haven't been at our best but we are working hard.”

Areas of improvement:
“It is to get better in practice. We have to improve at every position.”


Goals for the season: “It is just to get better every day. We are trying to get
into the playoffs.”

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Westlake defensive end Malachi Washington
Opponent -
Lackey

On Lackey: “I feel they are good team. I feel if we come out
like we did last week we’ll lose again. We have to come out and punch them in
the mouth as soon as the game starts.”

The Lackey players: “I know they
got a few players that are really good. I feel like that doesn’t mean nothing if
we don’t play as a team. We can’t let down.”

Keys to a victory: “If our
offense comes out and plays good, our defense will play even better. If our
offense plays well, we win. It it doesn’t, we’ll probably lose.”

Week
one: “It didn’t go really well. We lost and I feel we beat ourselves. We got to
work harder in practice. I think some of the players on our team feel like we
needed the loss and it will help make us a better team.”

Areas of
improvement: “I would say the offensive line is what I think. I think our
offense line needs to get better and if they do we can go very far.”

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Maryland Varsity has compiled a number of sophomores that have stood out this
fall early in the football season. Find out what elite Class of 2017 athletes
have made the cut now!

DL - Marcus Bowman, Douglass
K - Yann Zeba,
Great Mills
LB - Drew Anderson, Surrattsville
LB - Hassan Sheriff,
Northwestern
LB - Levi Brickner, Calvert
LB - Nathan Proctor, Lackey
QB
- Evan Fochtman, Archbishop Spalding
QB - Jabari Laws, Wise
QB - Vincent
Chapmam, Great Mills
RB - Dean Spitz, Wootton
RB - Dylan Hile, Southern

RB - Karl Mofor, Roosevelt
RB - Mohamed Ibrahim, Good Counsel
WR - Brett
Pilkerton, La Plata
WR - Damani Neal, Bullis

Did we miss anyone? Let
us know by replying here!
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What stood out over the weekend on the Class 4A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Northwest 43, Magruder 0
The success continues in 2014

Quince Orchard
22, Clarksburg 19
Should the final score be a concern?

Potomac 28,
Suitland 0
The offense needs to be ready going forward.

Blair 14, Old
Mill 7
Will the tough losses help them grow as a team?

Sherwood 33,
Gaithersburg 6
Gaithersburg needs to get back to work.

Updated
Class 4A Rankings

1.) Northwest 1-0 (Previous: #1)
2.) Quince Orchard 1-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Meade
1-0 (Previous: #7)
4.) Wooton 1-0 (Previous:
#8)
5.) Arundel 1-0 (Previous: #10)
6.) Sherwood 1-0 (Previous: Not Rated)

7.) Roosevelt 1-0 (Previous: Not Rated)
8.) Suitland
(Previous: #3)
9.) DuVal 0-1 (Previous: #5)
10.) Wise 0-1 (Previous: #9)


Games to Watch
Old Mill at Arundel
Watkins Mill at Gaithersburg
Whitman at Quince Orchard

Wise at DuVal
Roosevelt at Suitland








This post was edited on 9/9 11:35 PM by Maryland Varsity

What stood out over the weekend on the Class 1A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Forestville Military Academy 24, Manchester Valley 14
Knocking off a rated
team is exactly what Forestville Military Academy did in this showdown.
Give their defense a lot of credit for this success.

Northwestern 18,
City College 14
Give this team credit for winning the biggest game of the
weekend. They upset City College and showed that they could play with
anyone on their schedule.

Douglas 38, Westlake 0
A dominating
performance defensively showing what this group can accomplish.


Friendship Academy Engineering & Tech 22, Carver Vo-Tech 8
Giving up just
eight points early on is whyFriendship Academy Engineering & Tech has set the
bar so high this year.

Perryville 49, Rising Sun 13
The
expectations were high for Perryville but the success has started off in a
strong way early on.

Updated
Class 1A Rankings

1.) Fort Hill 1-0 (Previous: #1)
2.) Douglass 1-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Surrattsville
1-0 (Previous: #3)
4.) Perryville 1-0 (Previous: #4)
5.) Cambridge-South
Dorchester 1-0 (Previous: #5)
6.) Northwestern 1-0 (Previous: #10)
7.)
Edmondson-Westside 1-0 (Previous: #6)
8.) Hancock 1-0 (Previous: #8)
9.) Friendship Academy Engineering &
Tech 1-0 (Previous: #9)
10.) Forestville Military Academy 1-0 (Previous: Not
Rated)

Games to Watch
Douglass at Northwestern
Hancock at Lady of
Mount Carmel
Kent County at Cambridge-South Dorchester
Surrattsville
at Largo


This post was edited on 9/9 10:16 PM by Maryland Varsity

What stood out over the weekend on the private school football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend
St.
Joseph Regional (NJ) 31, McDonogh 18
A loss they'll learn from,


DeMatha 21, St. Mary's Ryken 12
Closer than expected so give St. Mary's Ryken
credit.

Paramus Catholic (NJ) 35, Gilman 0
Why has Gilman
struggled recently against out of state foes?

Good Counsel 9, St. Frances
6
Great showing by two defenses full of Division I athletes.


DeSoto (TX) 54, Eastern Christian Academy 34
Will the Eastern Christian
Academy defense be able to show up in Texas?

Mount St. Joseph 20, Bullis
14
The best private school battle of the week. Mount St. Joseph has a
chance to do some special things in 2014.

St. John's 27, Loyola
Blakefield 0
Their attack defensively has St. John's a dangerous opponent
this year.

Updated
Private School Rankings

1.) McDonogh 2-1 (Previous: #1)
2.) DeMatha 1-1 (Previous: #2)
3.) Gilman
0-2 (Previous: #3)
4.) Good Counsel 2-0 (Previous: #4)
6.) Mount St.
Joseph 2-0 (Previous: #6)
5.) Eastern
Christian Academy 1-2 (Previous: #5)

7.) Bullis School 1-1 (Previous: #7)
8.) Archbishop Spalding 2-0 (Previous:
#8)
9.) Archbishop Curley 2-0 (Previous: #9)
10.) St. John's Catholic Prep
2-0 (Previous: #10)

Games to Watch
Bullis at
Archbishop Spalding
Archbishop Curley at
Loyola Blakefield
Mount St. Joseph at Boys Latin


This post was edited on 9/9 10:04 PM by Maryland Varsity

What is the Maryland Varsity All State Team of the Week? We take the
top individual performers from the weekend of action and highlight what athlete
stood out the most on the offensive side of the football. See who made the
cut now!

Our entire list is based off of our

Top Performers list. If you feel we missed an athlete, make sure
you let us know

here so that they are included in the discussion going foreward.


Selections
Quarterbacks
Anthony Pino, St.
Paul's
228 yards passing and 4 TDs

David Marrocco, Old Mill
201
yards passing

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
321 yards passing 5 TDs

110 yards rushing 1 TD

Neven Sussman, Sherwood
108 yards passing and
284 yards passing

Running Backs
Tyreke Rudolph, Mervo
141
yards rushing and 2 TDs

Kyle Green, Quince Orchard
244 yards rushing
and 2 TDs

Travis Chidebe, Meade
16 Car for 166yds 2 TD

Najee
Savage, Howard
27 carries 182 yards 2 rushing TDs

Wide Receivers

Tavon Thomas, Kent County
186 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Osiah Walker,
C. Milton Wright
72 yards receiving 1 TD
12 tackles
2 INTs (one
returned 65 yards for a TD)
63 yard punt return for a TD
2 PT conversion


Andrew Henderson, North Point
128 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Danny
Martin, Atholton
110 yards receiving and 1 TD

Offensive Linemen
Units
Calvert Hall Offensive Line
Defeated Franklin 35-24


Mount St. Joseph Offensive Line
Defeated Bullis School 20-14


Westminster Offensive Line
Defeated Midletoen 21-19

Quince Orchard
Offensive Line
Defeated Georgetown Prep 27-21

This list is final.
Make sure to get your top performers in early!
This post was edited on 9/8 10:57 PM by Maryland Varsity

What stood out over the weekend on the Class 2A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Westminster 21, Middletown 19
Seeing a dominating program in Middletown go
down in the opener was a surprise but this team was hit extremely hard by
graduation. They must be ready to bounce back in a hurry but will need a
lot of younger athletes to grow up in a hurry.

Eleanor Roosevelt 28,
Gwynn Park 22
Gwynn Park may have slightly slid in the rankings but they gave
Roosevelt all that they could handle in this narrow loss. Expect them to
learn from it and bounce back in a hurry.

Friendship Collegiate
45, Dunbar 8
The score certainly was lopsided but it was an opportunity for
Dunbar to play against an elite opponent. If they can stay healthy, this
team will only get better.

St. Paul's 33, Hereford 19
What does
previously rated Hereford need to do in order to turn things around? This
club has to come back together and prove what they can do as a team playing as
one.

Potomac 28, Suitland 0
Not many are giving Potomac credit
but they have outscored opponents 75-7 early on. That dominance will be
crucial for them going forward.

Oakdale 54, Catoctin 2

Updated
Class 2A Rankings

1.) Patuxent 1-0 (Previous: #1)
2.) Douglass 1-0 (Previous: #3)
3.) Kent
Island 1-0 (Previous: #6)
4.) Queen Anne's County 1-0 (Previous: #7)
5.)
Potomac 1-0 (Previous: #9)
6.) Oakdale 1-0 (Previous: Not Rated)
7.) Gwynn
Park 0-1 (Previous: #4)
8.) Middletown 0-1 (Previous: #2)
9.) Largo 2-0
(Previous: Not Rated)
10.) Dunbar 0-1 (Previous: #5)

Games to Watch
Bell at Gwynn Park
Mergenthaler Vo-Tech at Dunbar
Decatur at
Queen Anne's County
Hereford at Milford Mill Academy


This post was edited on 9/8 10:29 PM by Maryland Varsity

What stood out over the weekend on the Class 3A football field? Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

River Hill 15, Glenelg 12
This battle between top ten schools was the
headliner going in and lived up to the hype. River Hill makes a major jump
within our top five and proved that they had the defense to shut down elite
opponents.

Northwestern 18, City College 14
City
College fell from the rankings after struggling to move the football against
Northwestern. Many still expect this club to bounce back in a hurry.


Chopticon 30, Stone 27
Having a schedule full of games early
for Chopticon certainly did not hurt here. That experience was vital as
they made plays down the stretch to win.

Huntingtown 17,
Northern 0
The bar was set high in the preseason for the Huntingtown
defense and it showed up against Northern. Being able to get stops as
frequently as they did will make them dangerous going forward.


Milford Mill Academy 57, North Hagerstown 0
Reloading is the name of the game
but Milford Mill Academy and this victory showed that they are well on their
way. Clicking on all cylinders makes them very dangerous going forward.

Updated
Class 3A Rankings

1.)
Franklin 0-1 (Previous: #1)
2.) Linganore 1-0 (Previous: #2)
3.) Damascus
1-0 (Previous: #4)
4.) Huntingtown 1-0 (Previous: #6)
5.) River Hill 1-0 (Previous: #9)

6.) Seneca Valley 1-0 (Previous: #7)
7.) South
Hagerstown 1-0 (Previous: #8)
8.) Milford Mill
Academy 1-0 (Previous: #10)
9.) Glenelg 0-1 (Previous: #3)
10.) Suitland
2-0 (Previous: Not Rated)

Games to Watch
Seneca Valley at Rockville
Thomas Jefferson at South Hagerstown
River Hill
at Marriotts Ridge

Did we miss anything? Let us know!




This post was edited on 9/7 11:58 PM by Maryland Varsity

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Westlake defensive end Malachi Washington

Recruiting: “It has been the same ones with mail like Toledo and ODU. Temple
has sent some mail too.”

Visits: “Not that I know of right now.”


Places to visit: “I was planning on going back to Toledo for a visit for one of
their upcoming games. It is in two weeks and I am supposed to be going there.”


Is it an official or unofficial visit: “Official visit.”

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La Plata wide receiver Jack Pilkerton

Recruiting: “As of now, I have the one offer from JMU. There have been a few
letters from Towson, Monmouth, Army, Indiana, and JMU. They have sent me tickets
to their games. I haven't really heard from any other colleges scholarship
wise.”

Visits: “I have setup a few for the schools that have offered
tickets. I’ll probably head to JMU when they play William and Mary along with
Towson when they play North Carolina Central. One of my teammates plays for
North Carolina Central. It’d be nice to see him at the college level.”

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Howard athlete Isaiah Stokes

Recruiting: “For me lately, I’ve been getting interest from Lafayette,
Buffalo, Wagner, Drake, Morgan State, Seton Hill, and Shippensburg.”


Visits: “I haven't made any yet but I might possibly go to the Towson-Stony
Brook game next month.”

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Suitland athlete Tevin Singleton

Recruiting: “It has been Maryland, Old Dominion, Penn State, and then there
are some more. I can’t think of them.”

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Calvert Hall running back Damien Farmer

Recruiting: “I have one offer from St. Frances in Pennsylvania. I get some
mail but nothing really big.”

Mail: “The Charlotte 49ers have been
sending mail for a while and Rutgers will send some mail. There has also been
Villanova, Richmond, and Central Carolina.”

Visit plans: “I am planning
on visiting St. Frances. Other than that, I haven't really gotten any other big
visits.”

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This post was edited on 9/7 11:16 PM by Maryland Varsity

With a number of the elite private schools throughout the state in action
over the weekend, Maryland Varsity breaks down the results and what stood out.
From some surprising upsets and key victories, subscribe today and never miss a
thing!

What stood out to us over the weekend

Archbishop Wood (PA) 34, DeMatha 13
Is the WCAC up for grabs? DeMatha
struggled at times early last season and came back to finish the year strong.
With graduation hitting as hard as it did during the off-season, this three
touchdown loss is a bit concerning.

St. Edward (Ohio) 38, Gilman 7

Despite having one of the most talented and recruited teams in the state, Gilman
continues to be a major concern heading into in-state play. This group must
sacrifice for the success of the team to reach their full potential.


Friendship Collegiate Academy 14, St. Frances Academy 12
The St.
Frances Academy defense came to play allowing just two touchdowns but they must
find a way to get on the scoreboard more frequently. That could make or break
their season.

McDonogh 37, Benedictine 14
The defending MIAA
A champions flexed their muscles and continue to show just how quickly they can
reload year.

Archbishop Spalding 33, Riverdale Baptist 27

With their top playmaker moving on to graduation, Archbishop Spalding relied on
a strong line and a number of new skill players to prove that they winning ways
continued.

Mount St. Joseph 42, Bishop McNamara 7
They may
be young but Bishop McNamara needs to bounce back in a hurry and find a way to
regroup. They have an elite group of juniors but they must figure out how to
compete with the elite opponents on their schedule. The lopsided score could be
a major hit to their confidence.

Updated Private School Rankings

1.) McDonogh 2-0 (Previous: #3)
2.) DeMatha 0-1 (Previous: #1)
3.) Gilman
0-1 (Previous: #2)
4.) Good Counsel 1-0 (Previous: #4)
5.) Eastern
Christian Academy 1-1 (Previous: #5)
6.) Mount St. Joseph 1-0 (Previous: N/R)

7.) Bullis School 0-0 (Previous: #7)
8.) Archbishop Spalding 1-0 (Previous:
#9)
9.) Archbishop Curley (Previous: #T10)
10.) St. John's Catholic Prep
1-0 (Previous: #T10)

Five Games to Watch
Bullis at
Mount St. Joseph
DeMatha at St. Mary's Ryken
Eastern Christian at De Soto

Good Counsel at St. Frances Academy
McDonogh at St. Joseph Regional (NJ)
This post was edited on 8/31 11:26 PM by Maryland Varsity

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Wise athlete Myles Wolfolk

Offers: “Right now, I have the same six from Boston College, Clemson, UCONN,
SMU, ODU, and Illinois.”

Other schools: “It has been Rutgers, NC State,
Indiana, and some schools like that.”

Close to offering: “Right now, I’m
not sure. I think I feel Rutgers is the closest to offering but I’m not sure.”


Fall visits: “Right now I don’t have any plans for it but hopefully I’ll get
to go on some visits. I got to try and get out there some more.”

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Allegany linebacker Kirk Robinette

Why did you pick James Madison?
“I went up there and really bonded with
their new coaching staff. I fell in love with the place. I had a really good
camp and impressed the coaches. I took two other visits there and they told me
that offering was like asking a girl to marry you. They wanted to be confident
that I would accept the offer. Pretty much the whole school is like one big
family. I love it.”

What other schools are in the picture as well?

“Towson offered me a half scholarship a few days before that. I was considering
that, Delaware, and William and Mary. The schools wanted to see senior film. It
was a lot of CAA schools.”

Why did you decide to do it before the season?

“I just felt like I could see myself being there for four years. I can now go
into my senior year and leading my team not worried about college. I know it is
coming but I want to be with my team.”

What did they say about your role
there?
“They are looking at me as a middle linebacker. They run a 4-3 and
expect me to come in there.”

How much did their coaches help in the
decision?
“Coach Withers is a new guy at JMU and he is bringing in a new
culture. He is the type of guy that I can step into his office and talk to him
about a problem. They are all great coaches and I respect them. They expect the
best out of you and will push you to do that. The coaches really are great
guys.”

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Urbana quarterback Donovan Pannell

Recruiting:
“I’ve been talking to Penn, Monmouth, Randolph-Macon,
Amhurst, and John Hopkins.”

Visits
“I don’t have any planned but I was
able to make some to schools during the summer camp circuit. I’ve also gone to a
few junior days before.”

A favorite:
“I really like John Hopkins,
Monmouth, and Randolph-Macon. They are probably my top three with their campuses
and the schools themselves.”

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Bel Air offensive lineman Cole McDonough

Camps: “I went to Delaware, Villanova, Yale, Navy, Princeton, Columbia,
Cornell, and Georgetown.”

Camp performances: “All of the camps were
pretty good. Navy and Columbia are the most interested out of them right now. A
lot of teams said they want to see the first three weeks of senior film and then
we’ll see if I can be a part of their program. The schools said I fit
academically.”

Recruiting: “I still talk a lot to Delaware, Navy, and I
get messages from Columbia and Cornell. They are trying to stay in touch and
keep me up to date.”

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Add others by replying here now!

Ryan Bowles, St.
Mary's Ryken
125 yards passing


Kyle Goddard[/URL], St. Mary's Ryken

125 yards receiving

Devin Montgomery, St. Mary's Ryken
93 yards
rushing and 2 TDs

Rashard Jackson, St. Mary's Ryken
3 TDs


Andres Castillo, Good Counsel
167 yards passing and 3 TDs


Ryan Rudasill, Georgetown Prep
133 yards rushing and 1 TD

Dage Davis,
Georgetown Prep
186 yards rushing


Keon Paye[/URL], Good Counsel

125 yards receiving and 2 TDs


Jonathan Lee[/URL], Good Counsel
111
yards rushing and 2 TD runs

Mohammed Ibrahim, Good Counsel
88 yards
rushing

Josh Hunter, Landon
113 yards rushing


Trevon Diggs[/URL], Avalon
3 interceptions and 3 total TDs

Bryan Strittmatter,
Avalon
3 total TDs

Fred Cooper, St. Mary's Annapolis
17 carries,
130 yards, 1td

Pat Hines, St. Mary's Annapolis
18 carries, 113 yards


Monte Jones, St. Mary's Annapolis
8 carries, 50 yards, 14 Tackles 2 TFL,
1 FF.
This post was edited on 9/2 11:54 PM by Maryland Varsity