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Anthony McFarland Bowie
Brandon Santiago Towson
Damarii Sumpter Central
Evan Riss Oakland Mills
Hassan Custis Milford Mill Academy
Karl Mofor Roosevelt
Kasim Hill Gilman
Logan Yommer Lakeview
Malik Holloway Douglass
Marcus Bowman Douglass
Michael Gibson Franklin
Nate Durst Northern
Stephan Zabie Eastern Christian Academy
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Aaron Gibson North Point
Aaron Jackson Potomac
Aaron Savage Dunbar
Adam Gillis Bishop McNamara
Adam Swann Northern
Alameen Murphy Friendly
Alex Calvert La Plata
Alex Davis Broadneck
Alex Evans Springbrook Senior
Alex Hurdle McDonogh
Andre Broussard Patuxent
Andre Powell Arundel
Andrew Monaghan Fallston
Anthony Chesley Gwynn Park
Anthony Fludd Bishop McNamara
Anthony Hill Westlake
Anthony Jackson Suitland
Anthony Messenger Arundel
Antonio Thornton Frederick Douglass
Antwaine Carter Westlake
Ariel Martinez Gaithersburg
Armetris Willams Frederick
Arnez Bowens Huntington
Austen Herbert Seneca Valley
Austin Criss Patuxent
Austin Edgerton Hancock
Austin Howard Northern
Austin Kline Huntington
Austin Long Calvert
Avery Simmons Archbishop Spalding
Avian White Reservoir
Ayodeji Agbelese Duval
Azzan Goode Springbrook
Ben Nardo South Carroll
Bert Mayo The Avalon School
Bijan Rhett Gilman School
Billy O'hara South River
Brad Dennis Cambridge-South Dorchester
Brady Ripple Central Maryland Christian
Brandon Brock Leonardtown
Brandon Edwards St. Mary's Ryken
Brandon Gaither Potomac
Brandon Watson Eastern Christian Academy
BreAyn Neal Wicomico
Brennan Stup Tuscarora
Brian Lindsay Cambridge-South Dorchester
Brock Ruble DeMatha
Bruce Damon Franklin
Bruno Anyangwe Clarksburg
Bryan Jangro Mount St. Joseph
Bryan Rawlings Huntington
C.J. Carroll Good Counsel
Calvin Reighard Seneca Valley
Cameron Cunningham Perryville
Cameron Kerley Westlake
Cameron Phillips DeMatha
Cedric Williams Atholton
Charles Lyles Poolesville
Chase Sams Stephen Decatur
Chazz Bradner St. Mary's Ryken
Chibuzo Ukandu Gilman School
Chinedu Oparaku DuVal
Chris Dawson Good Counsel
Chris Jones DeMatha
Chris King Fort Hill
Chris Young Paint Branch
Clark Stieren South Carroll
Cody Dolly Fort Hill
Cody Stolar Atholton
Colar Kuhns Damascus
Coleman Blackston Dunbar
Corey Johnson Eastern Christian Academy
Corey Neal Old Mill
Cory Jones Archbishop Carroll
Crosby Winters Oakdale
Daevon Johnson Surrattsville
Dallas Bowens Governor Thomas Johnson
Dalonte Jenifer St. Frances
Dalonte Waters Parkside
Damian Prince Bishop McNamara
Damien King Leonardtown
Damon Mackin Frederick
Daniel Appouh Seneca Valley
Dante Villaras Chesapeake
Darian Williams Parkville
Darnell Edwards Douglass
Darnell Tillman Winters Mill
Darrius Casey Glen Burnie Sr
Darron Jackson Potomac
Daryl Jasper Suitland
DaSharnte Thompson Good Counsel
David Carlisle Oakdale
Davine Thomas Bluford Drew Jemison Academy
Deandre Cummings Hammond
Dejuan Neal Southern
Delondo Boyd Lackey
Demetrius Johnson Annapolis Christian School
Demonne Cox McDonough
Deonte Holden DeMatha
Derrick Shaw North Point
Derrick Wright Archbishop Curley
Derrin Myers Jr. Good Counsel
Dershone Hayman Oakland Mills
Deshaun Lewis Meade
Devin Brooks Westlake
DeVon Groves Wilde Lake
Dillon Jones Archbishop Spalding
Dionzae Foote Potomac
Donnel Wittington Perryville
Donte Smith Douglass
Donte Tillery Reginald F. Lewis
Doug Baumann Leonardtown
Duke Etchison Westminster
Earl McNair Reginald F. Lewis
Eddie Gross Gwynn Park
Eddie Nelson Dunbar
Elijah Kee Bladensburg
Elijah Liverette Eleanor Roosevelt
Elijah Spottswood Sherwood
Elliott Davis North Quince Orchard
Eric Assoua Blake
Eric Grimm Good Counsel
Erik Evans Calvert Hall
Ernest Ekunseitan Montgomery Blair
Ethan Griffin Perryville
Ezekiel Turner Glen Burnie Sr
Fred Johnson Archbishop Curley
Freddy Canteen Eastern Christian Academy
Gary Gross Frederick Douglass
Gaston Cooper Paint Branch
Giulian Groce Churchill
Graham Broschart Atholton
Greyson Torain DeMatha
Grier Wilson St. Johns
Gus Lane John Carroll
Hakeem Holland St. Frances
Isaac Boyd The Avalon School
Isaac Murray Atholton
Isaiah Black Wise
Isaiah Keyes North Hagerstown
Ish Seisay DeMatha
Isiah Black Wise
Isiaha Smith South Hagerstown
Jacob Brant Clear Spring
Jacob Forrest-Jones Mount St. Joseph
Jaiveion Turner Cambridge-South Dorchester
Jake Ellis St. Mary's
Jake Hawk Meade
Jake Soriano Calvert Hall
Jake Utz Winters Mill
Jalen Jones South River
Jamaal Morant Milford Mill
Jamal Pryor Western School Of Technology
Jamal Robinson DeMatha
Jamal Woodland Duval
James Smith South River
Jamie Herr Eastern Christian Academy
Jaquan Jackson Friendly
Jared Cohen McDonogh
Jarid Ryan Severna School
Jarriel Jordan DeMatha
Javonn Curry Paint Branch
Jawhaun Bentley DeMatha
Jay Adams Gwynn Park
Jay Smith South River
Jed Law Leonardtown
Jelani Williamson Good Counsel
Jemal Averette Good Counsel
Jerome Dews Potomac
Jerome Wilson Gwynn Park
Jesse Aniebonam Good Counsel
Jesse Uhlman Westminster
Jibri Woods Wootton
Jock Simon Parkside
Joe Ralli Good Counsel
Joey Celtnieks Oakland Mills
Joey Parsons Patuxent
John Hightower Riverdale Baptist
John Lovett DeMatha
John Lumpkin Eastern Christian Academy
John Morrissey Westminster
Johnny Littlejohn Paint Branch
Jonathan Bell Westlake
Jonathan Haynes Annapolis Christian School
Jonathan Sackey-Addo DeMatha
Jordan Crockett Bishop McNamara
Jordan Keefer Hancock
Joseph Shelton Wise
Josh Bargsten Perryville
Josh Gontarek Linganore
Joshua Burke Suitland
Julian Rowe Eleanor Roosevelt
Julius Simpson Oakdale
Justin Baynes Riverdale Baptist
Justin Cohen Westminster
Justin Derato Northern
Justin Falcinelli Middletown
Justin Herron Bullis School
Justin Manful Duval
Justin Pank St. James
Jvon Simmons La Plata
Kahlim Proctor Forestville High
Kapre Davis Wicomico
Karon Dunbar Forestville Military Academy
Kaylon Johnson St. Pauls
Keenan Bishop Snow Hill
KenShea McCraney Aberdeen
Keonte Henson Broadneck
Kevin Joppy Quince Orchard
Khaliel Proctor Forestville High
Khalil Wilson Einstein
Kieron Morsell Stone
Kireon Brumfiled Westlake
Klarence Simpson Riverdale Baptist
Kobie Walker Good Counsel
Kolby Taylor St. Mary's Ryken
Kurt Thuresson Elkton
Kyle Barnes Archbishop Curley
Kyle Evans Meade
Kyle Gregory North Quince Orchard
Kyle Jackson Bishop McNamara
Kyle Whitaker Potomac
Lamonte Armstrong Bullis School
Landon Reecher Broadneck
Laron Gross Patuxent
Lavell McCullers Aberdeen
Leo Ekwoge Good Counsel
Liam Kelly St. Mary's
Malcolm Brown North Quince Orchard
Malcolm Sesay Bowie
Malik Harris Winston Churchill
Malik Hathaway Bohemia Manor
Malik Jackson Wilde Lake
Malik Self Bishop McNamara
Marcel Joly Forestville High
Marcellus Adams Wise
Marcellus Pack Edmondson-Westside
Marcus Allen Wise
Marcus Bias Potomac
Marcus Byrd St. Frances
Marcus Hicks Old Mill
Marcus Smith Meade
Mark Allen DeMatha
Mark Velasquez St. Frances
Markeyce Herring Meade
Markquon Bosley Cambridge-South Dorchester
Marquel Dickerson North Point
Marquis Robinson Blake
Marquise Watts North Point
Marvin Galdamez Kennedy
Mason Duckett Laurel
Mason Phoenix Calvert Hall
Matt Ritter North Hagerstown
Matthew Michalski Chesapeake
Melvin Gowl Archbishop Spalding
Melvin Keihn Gilman School
Meshach Metz Northern
Micah Till Wise
Michael Gaynor Eastern Christian Academy
Michael Moses Archbishop Carroll
Michael Scott Kennedy
Mike Bell St. Frances
Mike Hildebrand Broadneck
Mike Murtaugh Quince Orchard
Mike Warren St. Frances
Minase Shiferaw Frederick
Neiko Creamer Eastern Christian Academy
Nick Farmer Archbishop Curley
Nick Karlen North Hagerstown
Nick Nelson Suitland
Nick Poole Maryland Christian
Niles Scott Elkton
Niquekko Cook Meade
Nnamdi Egbuaba St. Frances
Noah Reeves Huntington
Olugbenga Akinyode Annapolis Christian School
Omaryon White St. Mary's
Pat Kimble John Carroll
Paul Lorick John Carroll
Perry Stefanelli Good Counsel
Peyton Laramore Catoctin
Phil Osborn Richard Montgomery
Prentis Bugg Central Virginia HomeSchool
Quantaye Battle St. Frances
Rafiq Douglas Patuxent
Randy Fischer Broadneck
Rashad Estep St. Frances
Rasheed Gillis John Carroll
Ravon Davis Friendly
Raymond Jackson Dunbar
Reggie Ware Bishop McNamara
Reggie White Milford Mill
Ricardo Johnson Archbishop Curley
Richie Wenzel Good Counsel
Ricky Leonard Middletown
Robert Carter Long Reach
Robert Smith Patuxent
Roderick Jones Flowers
Ronnie Beswick Archbishop Spalding
Russell Neverdon Calvert Hall
Ryan Abbott St. James
Ryan Barron Winters Mill
Ryan Hursey Westminster
Ryan Wilcox Surrattsville
Sam Madaras Good Counsel
Sam Mustipher Good Counsel
Scott Tibert Chesapeake
Shai Comegys Cambridge-South Dorchester
Shaquille McCoy City College
Shawn Stewart Edmondson-Westside
Sheldon Johnson Gilman School
Sherwyn Benjamin Forestville High
Solomon Vault Gaithersburg
Spencer Kleinrichert DeMatha
Steven Rivers Suitland
Syl Brown McDonogh
Taivan Hall Suitland
Taiwan Deal DeMatha
Tatah Ndeh Springbrook
Tavon Spears North County
Taylor Wagner Northern
Tayshawn Mayo City College
Terrance Davenport DuVal
Terrell Charles Howard
Terrell Newton Duval
Thomas Calloway Good Counsel
Tinashe Gwashavanhu Gaithersburg
Tindal Isaiah Watkins Mill
Travon Hollis Calvert Hall
Tre Byrd Wicomico
Tre Hamer St. Pauls
Trey Busick Mt St Josephs
Troy Robinson Baltimore City C.C.
Troy Vincent Gilman School
Ty Butler Bishop McNamara
Tyler Martin Hammond
Tyler Rhodes Chopticon
Tyree Turner Meade
Vashon Tucker Eastern Christian Academy
Vernon Aziah Bowie
Vince Rood Chesapeake
Vincent Brunson North Point
Vincent Gorgone Good Counsel
Walter Fletcher Centennial
Wesley Wolfolk Suitland
William Crest Dunbar
William Tearney Gaithersburg
Woodland Benton Cambridge-South Dorchester
Zac Morton Whitman
Zac Sparshott Leonardtown
Zach Abey Archbishop Spalding
Zach Nicholas Mt. Hebron
Zach Snyder Whitman
Zach Weaver Central Maryland Christian
Zaevon Prince Montgomery Blair
Zephaniah Langley Northwood School
Zuri Page Douglass

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Kyle Evans, Meade
138 yards rushing and 1 TD

Anthony Messenger,
Arundel
195 yards passing

Jamarkeus Hammond, Meade
Game winning
2-point conversion

Evan Greenwood, Kent Island
56 carries for 254
yards rushing and 4 TDs

Brad Rinhart, South Carroll
106 yards rushing
and 2 TDs

Ben Nardo, South Carroll
164 yards passing

Jack
Flowers, North Carroll
111 yards passing

Ty Johnson, Fort Hill
93
yards rushing nd 2 TDs

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
304 yards rushing
and 4 total TDs

Jeff Iweh, Perry Hall
265 yards passingand 3 total TDs


Mike Morris, Perry Hall
136 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Sherrod
Hawkes, Patterson
239 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Coleman Blackston,
Dunbar
117 yards rushing

Darius Hinton, Franklin
138 yards rushing
and 3 TDs

Jacquez Adams, Franklin
169 yards rushing, 2 TDs, 132 yards
passing, and 1 TD

Kalonji Moore, River Hill
143 yards rushing and 3
TDs


Tyler Crounse, Patuxent
144 yards rushing, 2 TDs, 179 yards
passing, 1 TD, and the game winning TD

Mitch Howland,
2 interceptions


Avian White, Reservoir
80 yards rushing

Mark Pierce, Northwest

133 yards passing and 2 TDs

Kevin Joppy, Quince Orchard
121 yards
passing and 1 TD

Johnny Littlejohn, Paint Branch
135 yards running


Javonn Curry, Paint Branch
123 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Taiwan
Deal, DeMatha
120 yards rushing

Josh Lovett, DeMatha
108 yards
passing

Dante Butler, Linganore
328 yards rushing and 5 TDs

Ray
Gray, Urbana
105 yards rushing and 1 TD
This post was edited on 11/23 8:11 AM by Maryland Varsity

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#1 Middletown (11-0) vs. #2 South
Carroll (9-2)
Prediction: Middletown 35, South Carroll 14
Why: The
overall consistency of Middletown. The Knights have dominated during much
of 2013 and they have the athletes to do the same here.
Upset
Potential: Low
Game Changer: Brad Rinehart, Middletown

#4 Patterson
(7-3) vs. #2 Dunbar (9-2)
Prediction: Dunbar 28, Patterson 3
Why:
Although Patterson has won their last three games by a score of 153-0, Dunbar
dominated them in their late September matchup. The two teams will be
closer this time around but the Poets have been dominating defensively and get
the job done here once again.
Upset Potential: Low
Game Changer:
William Crest, Dunbar

#1 Patuxent (11-0) vs. #2 Gwynn Park (11-0)

Prediction: Patuxent 30, Gwynn Park 28
Why: The ability of Patuxent to
pull out victory against top teams. This club came to play during much of
2013 and feels that it has the weapons to live another day. This is one of
the best quarterfinal matchups in any of the classes.
Upset
Potential: Very High
Game Changer: Tyler Crounse, Patuxent

#1
Fallston (11-0) vs. #3 Kent Island (9-2)
Prediction: Fallston 24, Kent
Island 20
Why: Fallston has more weapons offensively and will utilize those
players to control the football. Kent Island has been very hot as late but the
higher seed will move on.
Upset Potential: Medium
Game
Changer: The Fallston offensive line

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This post was edited on 11/19 8:23 AM by Maryland Varsity

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#1 Quince Orchard (10-1) vs. #2
Northwest (9-2)
Prediction: Quince Orchard 22, Northwest 20
Why: A
rematch of the November 1st upset victory for Northwest. That loss has not
sat well with Quince Orchard and the Cougars have the playmakers to turn the
tables here. Expect a much better performance from this group.

Upset Potential: High
Game Changer: Mike Murtaugh, Quince Orchard


#1 Paint Branch vs. #2 Perry Hall (10-1)
Prediction: Paint Branch 28,
Perry Hall 20
Why: The regular season schedule of Paint Branch has them
battled tested and ready to make it to the semifinals. Also don't forget
about the high powered offense from Paint Branch.
Upset Potential: Medium

Game Changer: Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch

#1 Suitland (11-0) vs. #2
DuVal (10-1)
Prediction: Suitland 13, DuVal 10
Why: A dominating
defense at Suitland has not given up double digits since late September.
This group is playing lights out and it shows once again here.
Upset
Potential: Medium
Game Changer: Wesley Wolfork, Suitland


#4 Arundel (9-2) vs. #2 Meade (9-2)
Prediction: Meade 28 Arundel 27
Why:
Arundel may be one of the hottest teams in Class 4A over the last few weeks but
Meade gets a chance to avenge a loss that occurred just two weeks ago.
Beating a good team in that short of a span is a very difficult challenge.

Upset Potential: High
Game Changer: Kyle Evans, Meade

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predictions now as well!
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#1 Fort Hill (11-0) vs. #3 North
Carroll
Prediction: Fort Hill 30, North Carroll 10
Why: The sheer amount
of athletes that Fort Hill has rolled out in 2013.
Upset
Potential: Low
Game Changer: Dekarai Darr, Fort Hill

#1
Surrattsville vs. #3 Sparrows Point
Prediction: Surrattsville 31, Sparrows
Points 24
Why: Amaru Major and the playmakers at Surrattsville.
Upset
Potential: Low
Game Changer: Amaru Major, Surrattsville

#1 Douglass
(11-0) vs. #2 Edmondson (7-4)
Prediction: Douglass 35, Edmondson 6
Why:
The dominant defense that Douglass has brought to the table in 2013.

Upset Potential: Low
Game Changer: Donyae Moody, Douglass

#1
Cambridge-South Dorchester (9-2) vs. #2 Perryville (7-4)
Prediction:
Cambridge-South Dorchester 17, Perryville 14
Why: Cambridge-South Dorchester
was much more consistent this year, especially down the stretch late.

Upset Potential: High
Game Changer: Brian Lindsay, Cambridge-South
Dorchester

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This post was edited on 11/18 10:55 PM by Maryland Varsity

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Middletown lineman Will McClain

Recruiting: “I just went to the Maryland-Syracuse game this last weekend.”


Others: “Not really.”

The Maryland visit: “It was good. I had a good
time. I got to see their facilities and it was nice.”

Upcoming visits:
“No, not at all.”

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Bullis quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr.

Recruiting: “I went to the West Virginia scouting camp during the summer.”


A favorite college growing up: “I don’t have a favorite college.”

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McDonogh athlete Eric Burrell

Recruiting: “I had USC send me some letters. Then there has been Oregon
State, Oregon, Notre Dame, and schools like that have sent stuff.”


Visits: “I haven't but I think next year I’ll go on some college visits.”

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McDonogh athlete Kareem Montgomery

Recruiting: “I get mail from Cincinnati. I just came back from James Madison
for a game. There is also mail from Missouri and I’ve just been sending out film
to see what happens.”

The visit at James Madison: “I really liked it
there. It is a nice campus and I like the coaches. They score a lot of points
and I like that. They ended up losing but it was a good game.”

Upcoming
trips: “I’ll be going to Cincinnati on December 5th when they play Louisville. I
think that’ll be a good game.”

A favorite college growing up: “My
favorite college has always been USC. They just got a big win.”

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Potomac defensive tackle Keiron Howard

Recruiting: “So far (I have offers from) Hampton, Temple, and Tennessee. I’ve
been getting letters from Clemson, Maryland, Pittsburgh, East Carolina, NC
State, Auburn, Rutgers, Indiana, and more.”

Visits: “I visited Tennessee,
Vanderbilt, Maryland, NC State, and some other schools in the summer time.”


Visits coming up: “I don’t know yet. My coach hasn’t told me yet.”

A
favorite: “So far it is Tennessee. When I went down there, I love d the
environment, the coaches, and their academics. The coaches showed good love. I
like how excited they were and the facilities there.”

A final decision:
“I don’t know yet.”

A pre summer decision: “I’m not really sure. I’ll
wait it out until more offers come.”

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Suitland athlete Nick Nelson

Why he picked Hawaii: “I felt it was a good choice. I don’t really know much
about them but I’ll take my visit there pretty soon.

More on his
decision: “When I was talking to their coaches, they talked about playing early
and stuff like that. I looked at their schedule and they play USC a lot. That
has a good look.”

The biggest factors in deciding: “It was the early
playing time and that is basically it.”

Others considered: “A few schools
have come to my school like Wake Forest, Old Dominion, and Towson. Those schools
were close to offering.”

Distance being a factor: “Not really.”


The Hawaii coaches: “They have a coach that is from the same area I am from. He
was telling me a lot of stuff.”

Fall visits: “I know I’ll be going to
Hawaii. I’ll probably end up going to ODU and Wake Forest.”

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This post was edited on 11/18 10:56 PM by Maryland Varsity

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No. 1 Linganore (10-1) vs. No. 3
Urbana (9-2)
Prediction: Urbana 21, Linganore 18
Why: With Ray Gray and
company getting a second shot two weeks later, the tables are turned in a huge
way.
Upset Potential: High
Game Changer: Ray Gray, Urbana


No. 1 Franklin (9-2) vs. No. 2 Milford Mill (8-3)
Prediction: Franklin 28,
Milford Mill 22
Why: The overall athleticism has been crucial to the success
at Franklin and these athletes show once again what they can do.

Upset Potential: Medium
Game Changer: Jacquez Adams, Franklin

No. 1
Huntingtown (10-1) vs. No. 2 Lackey (9-2)
Prediction: Huntingtown 22, Lackey
14
Why: Huntingtown has been much more consistent overall this fall and that
helps propel them into the semifianls of the Class 3A postseason.

Upset Potential: High
Game Changer: Arnez Bowens, Huntingtown

No.
4 Reservoir (8-3) vs. No. 3 River Hill (8-2)
Prediction: Reservoir 13, River
Hill 10
Why: Having the motivation to the the tables helps #4 seeded
Reservoir continue shocking the world.
Upset Potential: High
Game
Changer: Avian White, Reservoir

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D.J. Pate, Meade
206 yards passing and 4 TDs


Kyle Evans, Meade
169 yards rushing, 1 TD, and 50-yards receiving


Marcus Smith, Meade
116 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Canaan Gebele,
Broadneck
236 yards passing

Bill Watts, Broadneck
111 yards rushing
and 1 TD

Anthony Messenger, Arundel
302 yards passing and 2 TDs


Brady Ludwig, Old Mill
150 yards passing and 1 TD

Evan Greenwood,
Kent Island
284 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Kevin Greenwood, Queen
Anne's
135 yards rushing

Ben Nardo, South Carroll
270 yards passing
and 55 yards rushing

Dan White, South Carroll
103 yards receiving


Peyton Laramore, Catoctin
292 yards passing and 3 TD runs

Corey
Jochim, Catoctin
186 yards receiving

Ty Johnson, Fort Hill
5
carries for 155 yards and 3 TDs

Steven Smothers, Franklin
276 total
yards

Darius Hinton, Frankling
11 carries for 110 yards rushing


Jacquez Adams, Franklin
9 of 10 passing for 186 yards and 84 yards
rushing

Avian White, Reservoir
122 yards rushing

David
Brookhart, Glenelg
151 yards rushing

Tyler Crounse, Patuxent
175
yards rushing and 2 TDs

Rafiq Douglas, Patuxent
133 yards rushing and
3 TDs

Kevin Joppy, Quince Orchard
231 yards rushing and 5 TDs


Matt Watson, Northwest
197 yards receiving and 2 TDs

William Tearney,
Gaithersburg
145 yards receiving

Javonn Curry, Paint Branch
143
yards receiving and 2 TDs

Javan Grafton, Paint Branch
106 yards
receiving and 3 TDs

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
317 yards passing and
5 TDs

Mark Pierce, Northwest
300 yards passing and 4 TDs

Nick
DeCarlo, Gaithersburg
260 yards passing

Jake Funk, Damascus
134
yards rushing and 2 TDs

Jalen Christian, Damascus
126 yards rushing


Chase Williams, Damascus
121 yards passing and 2 TDs

Reakwon Gray,
Urbana
268 yards rushing

Jesse Wolford, Hancock
115 yards rushing
and 2 TDs

Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown
197 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Josh Gontarek, Linganore
146 yards receiving, 2 TDs, and a 70-yard punt
return for a TD
This post was edited on 11/16 7:35 AM by Maryland Varsity

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round of the postseason? We answer that question now while talking about
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West
No. 4 Poolesville (7-3)
at No. 1 Middletown (10-0)
Prediction: Middletown 42, Poolesville 15

Why: The Knights have been dominating all season long and have the offensive
firepower to make a very deep playoff run.
Upset Potential: Low


No. 3 Catoctin (7-3) at No. 2 South Carroll (8-2)
Prediction: Catoctin
22, South Carroll 21

Why: Catoctin may have started the year slow but this club has really come
together and how they have played down the stretch helps them pull off the road
upset.
Upset Potential: High

North
No. 4 Patterson
(7-3) at No. 1 Randallstown (9-1)
Prediction: Randallstown 14, Patterson 10

Why: This game will go down to the wire but Randallstown has not given up double
digits since early October. Their defense will be vital here.
Upset
Potential: High

No. 3 Carver Vo-Tech (8-2) at No. 2 Dunbar (8-2)

Prediction: Dunbar 28, Carver Vo-Tech 22

Why: Carver Vo-Tech has struggled down the stretch and it shows here against
another quality opponent in Dunbar.
Upset Potential:
Medium

South
No. 4 Hammond (6-4) at No. 1 Patuxent (10-0)

Prediction: Patuxent 34, Hammond 19

Why: Patuxent's knack for making big plays late that has allowed them to
remained undefeated thus far in 2013.
Upset Potential: Low


No. 3 Douglass-PG (8-2) at No. 2 Gwynn Park (10-0)
Prediction: Gwynn Park
35, Douglass-PG 31

Why: Another great battle between these two. Douglass-PG still remembers
who beat them last and revenge is on their mind but Gwynn Park continues rolling
here with a strong group of playmakers.
Upset Potential: High


East
No. 4 Easton (7-3) at No. 1 Fallston (10-0)
Prediction:
Fallston 29, Easton 13

Why: The struggle that Easton has had moving the football against the top
opponents on their schedule.
Upset Potential: Low


No. 3 Kent Island (8-2) at No. 2 Queen Anne’s (8-2)
Prediction: Kent Island
22, Queen Anne's 13

Why: It won't be as lopsided as last week but playing beating the same team in
such a short period of time is very difficult. Kent Island still gets the
job done.
Upset Potential: High


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West
No. 4 South Hagerstown
(9-1) at No. 1 Linganore (9-1)
Prediction: Linganore 31, South Hagerstown 27

Why: A tough loss to Middletown did not stop Linganore from getting the #1 seed
and they take advantage here.
Upset Potential: High

No. 3 Urbana
(8-2) at No. 2 Damascus (9-1)
Prediction: Damascus 31, Urbana 17
Why: The
overall consistency of Damascus is crucial to their success.

Upset Potential: Medium

North
No. 4 Westminster (7-3) at No. 1
Franklin (8-2)
Prediction: Franklin 28, Westminster 27
Why: In a game that
could go down the wire, a strong group from Franklin makes enough plays here.

Upset Potential: Medium

No. 3 Aberdeen (7-3) at No. 2 Milford Mill
(7-3), Saturday, 1 p.m.
Prediction: Aberdeen 20, Milford Mill 14
Why:
Aberdeen brings in a lot additional confidence and it has shown during a current
four game win streak.
Upset Potential: High

South
No.
4 Westlake (6-4) at No. 1 Huntingtown (9-1)
Prediction: Huntingtown 20,
Westlake 13
Why: Westlake's inability to finish game costs them once again.

Upset Potential: Medium

No. 3 Stephen Decatur (7-3) at No. 2 Lackey
(8-2)
Prediction: Stephen Decatur 27, Lackey 24
Why: Stephen Decatur has
the athletes to get big stops defensively and uses it here.

Upset Potential: High

East
No. 4 Reservoir (7-3) at No. 1 Glenelg
(9-1)
Prediction: Glenelg 21, Reservoir 15
Why: The game is closer during
the rematch but Glenelg still has the horses in the trenches to get the job
done.
Upset Potential: Low

No. 3 River Hill (8-2) at No.
2 City College (8-2)
Prediction: City College 35, River Hill 26
Why: City
College is ready to play and when they do that, this club is hard to defeat.

Upset Potential: Medium
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Bishop McNamara wide receiver Camari Murray

Recruiting: “My coach has been telling me a bunch of schools have been
calling asking for film. I know it has been Illinois, ODU, Ball State, and I
believe there is one more.”

A favorite college growing up: “I like LSU,
Ohio State, Maryland, and Florida State.”

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Allegany linebacker Kirk Robinette

Recruiting: “It has been Old Dominion, Arizona State, West Virginia, and
Towson.”

Plans for visits: “Not at the moment.”

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Calvert Hall wide receiver Lawrence Cager

Recruiting: “There are not any new offers but I have more interest. Michigan
State, Vanderbilt, Ohio State, and Michigan are basically the four big ones
lately.”

Fall visits: “I haven't done any visits this fall but I might go
to the Maryland-Virginia Tech game.”

Schools recruiting the hardest: “I
think Virginia Tech, Michigan State, and NC State are the ones recruiting me the
hardest.”

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Calvert Hall defensive back Micah Keels

Recruiting: “I was at the Charlotte game (Saturday). I’ve also heard from
ODU, VC, Toledo, Cincinnati, and then a little bit from Marshall and Northern
Colorado.”

The Charlotte visit: “I loved it actually. It was not the
biggest school but it was really nice. Everything is brand new. They are
building everything up and it’ll be nice.”

Offer talk: “I’m going to ODU
next weekend and I still have to talk to the recruiting coach from Charlotte.”


A favorite: “It is probably Boston College. Academically it is one of the
best schools. Football wise they are in the ACC and in a good area.”

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West
No. 4 Clarksburg (7-3) at
No. 1 Quince Orchard (9-1)
Prediction: Quince Orchard 42, Clarksburg 14

Why: Too many weapons offensively for Quince Orchard. They have scored at
least five touchdowns in each of their last seven games.
Upset
Potential: Low

No. 3 Gaithersburg (8-2) at No. 2 Northwest (8-2)

Prediction: Northwest 27, Gaithersburg 22
Why: If the Northwest team that
knocked off Quince Orchard shows up, then this club lives another day.

Upset Potential: Medium

North
No. 4 Sherwood (7-3) at No. 1 Paint
Branch (9-1)
Prediction: Paint Branch 48, Sherwood 20
Why: The game will
be closer than their first matchup but the athleticism at Paint Branch is
confident and has the firepower to continue finding the end zone with ease.

Upset Potential: Low

No. 3 Howard (8-2) at No. 2 Perry Hall (9-1)

Prediction: Perry Hall 22, Howard 20
Why: Nine straight wins and momentum on
their side are what Perry Hall will utilize to win this battle.

Upset Potential: Medium

South
No. 4 Flowers (7-3) at No. 1 Suitland
(10-0)
Prediction: Suitland 31, Flowers 6
Why: The defense that Suitland
brings to the table has not given up double digits since September. These
athletes come to play ready for the postseason.
Upset Potential:
Low

No. 3 Wise (7-3) at No. 2 DuVal (9-1)
Prediction: Wise 22, DuVal
21
Why: DuVal has had a more complete season overall but the motivation of
losing earlier in the year propels Wise to an upset victory.
Upset
Potential: Medium

East
No. 4 Arundel (8-2) at No. 1 Old Mill (10-0)

Prediction: Old Mill 28, Arundel 20
Why: Old Mill's knack for making big
plays down the stretch help them get past a stubborn group from Arundel.

Upset Potential: Medium

No. 3 Broadneck (8-2) at No. 2 Meade (8-2)

Prediction: Broadneck 29, Meade 27
Why:Like DuVal, Broadneck is fired up to
turn the tables on Meade and is beyond motivated for this matcup. Making
up a six point deficit for a contest that happened just weeks ago gives the
Bruins the edge.
Upset Potential: High

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Evan Greenwood, Kent Island
243 yards rushing and 5 TDs

Devonte Williams, Bullis
31 carries for 256 yards and 2 TDs

D.J. Pate, Meade
198 yards passing and 2 TDs

Tyree Turner, Meade
119 yards receiving
and 1 TD

Marcus Hicks, Old Mill
171 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Kieren Jenkins, Severna Park
131 yards rushing

Avery Simmons, Archbishop Spalding
126 yards rushing and the game winning TD

Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding
249 yards rushing and 1 TD

Montes Davis, Annapolis
183 yards rushing, 1 TD, and a 101-yard interception return for a TD

Deonta White, Annapolis
85-yard interception return for a TD

Jason Sutton, Chesepeake
114 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Duke Etchison, Westminster
167 yards passing, 80 yards rushing, and 5 TDs

Ben Nardo, South Carroll
288 yards passing

Jake Fernandez, Manchester Valley
167 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Mike Ashwell, Century
103 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Matt Clingan, Francis Scott Key
136 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Liam Butler, Winters Mil
106 yards rushing, 2 TDs, 128 yards passing, and 1 TD

Clayton Vleck, Francis Scott Key
97 yards rushing and 50 yards passing

Larry Barnes, Arundel
99 yards rushing

Cody Zinsser, Poolesville
3 TD catches

Tyler Fenslau, Clarksburg
162 yards rushing and 5 TDs

Tavis Holland, Clarksburg
167 yards rushing

Zac Morton, Whitman
107 yards rushing

Shawn Barlow, Quince Orchard
125 yards rushing and 1 TD

Mark Pierce, Northwest
277 yards receiving

Josh Gills, Northwest
142 yards receiving

Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown
325 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Ethan Foster, Boonsboro
232 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Tyler Hollis, Boonsboro
103 yards rushing

Matt Malphurs, Williamsport
114 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Jordan Stonebreaker, Williamsport
130 yards and 2 TDs

Da'Quan Alexander, Douglass
109 yards rushing

Donte Butler, Linganore
186 yards rushing and 1 TD

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
205 yards passing, 1 TD
152 yards rushing, 1 TD

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
3 receptions
160 yards, 1 TD
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Ameka Akaya St Maria Goretti
Arthur Thomas Highland View Academy
Austin Khiel Queen Anne's County
C.J. Keyser Patterson Mill
Chris Harrell Heritage Academy
Dajour Diggs Parkside
Daniel Wilson St. Paul's
Darian Owens Kingsbury Day
Darryll Williams Glenelg Country
David Dickerson Colonel Richardson
Dereck Oliver Patterson High
Develle Phillips Clinton Christian
Drew Edwards Calvert Hall
Edward Polite Duval
Elijah Cooper Milford Mill
Evan Fisher McDonogh
Fortune Okigweh Edgewood
Gary Jefferson Archbishop Spalding
Hunter Norcross Harford Tech
Isaiah Buck-Lowman DeMatha
Isaiah Daniels Broadfording Christian Academy
Isaiah Lamb Franklin
Jaelin Grant DeMatha
Jaleel Gibson Edgewood
Jamaal King Wicomico
Jamal Williams National Academy Foundation
Jared Harrington Heritage Academy
Johnny Young Kingsbury Day
Jon Davis Clinton Christian
Jordan Savage Heritage Academy
Joshua Ayeni St. Frances
Justin Jenifer Milford Mill
Justin Robinson St. James
Juwan Williams Parkside
Kai Locksley Gilman
Kaine Wilson Parkdale
Kani Coles Edmondson-Westside
Kimbal Mackenzie John Carroll
Kurk Lee St. Frances
Kyle DePollar The Heights
Larry Ennis Wicomico
Malik Kuworno Princeton Day Academy
Marcel Thompson St. Paul's
Matthew Frierson Chapelgate Christian Academy
Mychal Stefanides C. Milton Wright
Nathan McCoy Mardela
Raymir Smith Pocomoke
Reggie Parker St. Mary Ryken
Robert Kuegler Redeemer Classical Christ
Robert McClain Edmondson-Westside
Ryan Gomes Westminster
Sean Hughes Harford Christian
Sylvester Ogbanda National Christian Academy
Taron Oliver Montrose Christian
Teron Owens Woodlawn
Terrell Allen DeMatha
Trevon Porter Great Mills
Will Robinson Coppin Academy
William Tchiengang Princeton Day Academy
Willie Saffore Grace Bible Baptist

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Alani Moore DeMatha
Anthony Cowan Good Counsel
Cole Mason Atholton
Corey Bays C. Milton Wright
Dalton Smith Douglass
Daquan Bracey St. Frances
David Erebor Mount Carmel
Derick Martyn Bladensburg
Dexter Turner Heritage Christian Academy
Doc Barnes Mount St. Joseph
Jarvis Doles Mount St. Joseph
Joe Hampton DeMatha
Khalil Richards St. Frances
Kyree Williams National Academy
Malik Brown Lantham Christian
Michael Tertsea John Carroll
Mike Watson Lantham Christian
NyRhique Smith Clinton Christian
Randall Broddie Potomac
Rashaad Gore Joppatowne
Ryan Gomes Friends School
Sam Green Bishop McNamara
Sam Yates Rosedale Baptist
Seth Walter Redeemer Classical Christ
Tristan Easton Meade

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Maryland Varsity takes a look inside this past week of football action for
Class 4A teams on the football field. What results have stood out and who have
struggled more than expected? Find out more now!

Most impressive victory

DuVal 40, Flowers 19

Another win that needs mentioned
Meade 26,
Broadneck 20

Upset of the Week
Northwest 35, Quince Orchard 21


Bringing it offensively
Paint Branch 55, Sherwood 21

Dominating in all
facets of the game
Perry Hall 41, Milford Mill Academy 6

Coming to
play defensively
Howard 21, River Hill 3

Games to watch
Flowers at
Wise
Quince Orchard at Wootton
Paint Branch at Gaithersburg
Dundalk at
Perry Hall
Meade at Arundel

Our Top Ten in Class 4A
1. Suitland 9-0
(LW: #2)
2. Old Mill 9-0 (LW: #3)
3. DuVal 8-1 (LW: #5)
4. Meade 8-1
(LW: #6)
5. Quince Orchard 8-1 (LW: #1)
6. Paint Branch 8-1 (LW: #8)
7.
Perry Hall 8-1 (LW:9)
8. Gaithersburg 8-1 (LW: #10)
9. Northwest 7-2 (LW:
NR)
10. Broadneck 7-2 (LW: #10)

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La Plata athlete Jvon Simmons

Recruiting: “The main school is Old Dominion University. I have a couple of
others like Toledo, Towson, and some others.”

Visits: “I know I’ll be
going to Old Dominion for a game on November 16th. Toledo and Old Dominion
talked about getting me down for an official visit this winter.”

A
favorite: “I don’t have a favorite right now. The ones that are showing the most
interest are probably Old Dominion and Toledo.”

A final decision: “I will
probably decide before February but I don’t know when yet.”

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Mountain Ridge athlete RaShawn Johnson

Recruiting: “There is not much right now.”

A favorite college growing
up: “I started liking USC. It was a the time they had Reggie Bush.”

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Gilman wide receiver Robert Branch

Recruiting: “V-Tech, West Virginia, Maryland, Penn State, and Miami are some
of them. It is up and down the DMV and even further.”

Visits: “I went to
V-Tech, Maryland, and Penn State so far. That has been it.”

Upcoming
visits: “I am planning on doing a few but I am not sure where.”

Offers:
“There has not been too much yet. There have just been some mail about coming to
their games.”

Schools recruiting the hardest: “It has been Rutgers, Penn
State, and West Virginia. That is about it.”

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Suitland quarterback Wesley Wolfolk

Recruiting: “I have been hearing a lot from Hampton, Delaware, Towson, JMU,
UCONN, and a couple of more Division I-AA schools.”

Offers: “I have a
Division II offer from Benedict in South Carolina.”

Visits: “I went to a
Towson home game and that was pretty good.”

Upcoming visits: “I’ll be
going down to South Carolina with Nick Nelson for their game against Florida.”

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Class 3A on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
now!

Most impressive victory
City College 42, Carver Vo-Tech
6

Another big victory
Franklin 44, Dundalk 7

No
undefeated teams left in 3A
Middletown 42, Linganore 7

Closer
than expected
Huntingtown 14, Westlake 6
Reservoir 35, Atholton 26


Under the radar
Howard 21, River Hill 3

Two straight
tough losses
Perry Hall 41, Milford Mill Academy 6

Down to
the wire
Bel Air 36, C. Milton Wright 34

Games to watch

Urbana at Linganore
South Hagerstown at North Hagerstown

Atholon at River Hill
Digital Harbor at Du Bois
Stone at Lackey
Poly
High vs. City College
Dundalk at Perry Hall
Reservoir at River Hill

North Harford at Perryville
Poolesville at Rockville


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. Glenelg 8-1 (LW: #3)
2. Urbana 8-1 (LW: #5)

3. Huntingtown 8-1 (LW: #7)
4. South Hagerstown 8-1 (LW: #10)

5. Damascus 8-1 (LW: #9)
6. River Hill 7-2 (LW: #2)
7. Linganore 8-1 (LW: #1)

8. Franklin 7-2 (LW: NR)
9. Digital Harbor 8-2 (LW: #6)
10. Reservoir 7-2
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Maryland Varsity takes a look inside this past week of football action for
the private school teams on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
now!

Setting up the title game
McDonogh 23, Archbishop Spalding


In-state dominance continues
Gilman 35, St. Frances Academy 14


MIAA A Favorite
Gilman

Giving up just three TDs in three games

Archbishop Curley 41, John Carroll 6

Bouncing back strong
St. Paul's
20, Boys Latin 0

Down to the wire
Pallotti 20, Annapolis Area
Christian 14

Finishing strong
DeMatha 27, Archbishop Carroll 6


Games to Watch
McDonogh at Gilman
Good Counsel vs. DeMatha
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Travis Chidebe, Meade
109 yards rushing

Anthony Messenger,
Arundel
272 yards passing and 2 TDs

Shaquille Sumpter, Arundel
2
TD catches

Larry Barnes, Arundel
117 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Brady Ludwig, Old Mill
158 yards passing and 3 TDs

Malik Hicks, Old
Mill
2 TD runs

Josh Piper, Old Mill
2 interceptions and one
returned for a TD

Kieran Jenkins, Severna Park
141 yards rushing and 3
TDs

Taylor Kitzmiller, Severna Park
148 yards passing and 3 total TDs


Jalen Jones, South River
223 yards passing and 2 TDs

Billy O’Hara,
South River
142 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Will Good, South River

118 yards rushing and 1 TD

Travon Thomas, Southern
74 yards rushing
and 2 TDs

Demetrius Johnson, Annapolis Area Christian
3 catches for 95 yards and 1
TD

Alex Hurdle, McDonogh
137 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Jaequan
Hills, Edmonson
A 73 yard fumble recovery for a touchdown and an interception
returned for 55 yards for a touchdown

Jansen Durham, McDonogh
111
yards passing

Chris Gavin, South Carroll
130 yards rushing and 4 TDs


Jack Flowers, North Carroll
368 yards passing

Duke Etchison,
Westminster
279 yards passing and 6 total TDs

Ryan Hursey, Westminster

129 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Westminster defense
Held Century to 123
yards of total offense

Jake Fernandez, Manchester Valley
106 yards
rushing and 3 TDs

Austin Bode, Liberty
153 yards passing and 67 yards
rushing

Hunter Sanders, Winters Mill
103 yards receiving

Liam
Butler, Winters Mill
223 yards passing and 2 total TDs

Kevin Sheahin,
Howard
153 yards passing and 2 TDs

Kalonji Moore, River Hill
106
yards rushing

Terrell Charles, Howard
140 yards rushing and 1 TD


Shawn Fenner, Archbishop Curley
116 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Jeff
Iweh, Perry Hall
219 yards rushing and 1 TD

Will King and Mike Morris,
Perry Hall
2 TDs each

Cameron West, Douglass
240 yards passing and
1 TD

Tyree Dowery, Mervo
132 yards passing and 2 TDs

Nana Yaw
Amankwah-Ayeh, Bethesda-Chevy Chase
255 yards rushing and 4 TDs


Marquel Dickerson, North Point
208 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Zac Morton,
Whitman
159 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Trevon Diggs, Wootton
293 yards
receiving and 4 TDs

Jibri Woods, Wootton
172 yards receiving and 2 TDs


Javonn Curry, Paint Branch
142 yards receiving and 1 TD

Steven
Kelly, Bethesda-Chevy Chase
108 yards receiving and 1 TD

Sam Ellis,
Wootton
546 yards passing and 6 TDs

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
242
yards passing and 1 TD

Mark Pierce, Northwest
331 yards passing and 4
TDs

Mike Murtaugh, Quince Orchard
201 yards passing and 2 TDs


Neiman Blain, Springbrook
196 yards passing

Chuck Reese, Rockville

192 yards passing and 3 TDs

Chris Maldonado, Rockville
90 yards
rushing and 2 TDs

Amaru Major, Surrattsville
302 yards rushing and 2
TDs

Ronald Bell, Friendly
134 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Reggie
Robinson, Capitol Christian Academy
154 yards passing and 3 TDs

Isiaha
Smith, South Hagerstown
280 yards rushing

Charles Lyle, Poolesville

234 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Ethan Foster, Boonsboro
107 yards rushing
and 1 TD

Dylan Curtis, Smithsburg
202 yards passing and 2 TDs


Brad Rinehart, Middletown
134 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Omar Walker, C.
Milton Wright
362 yards passing, 2 TD's, 150 yards rushing, 2 TD's, 511
total yards of offense, 4 TD's

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
107
yards receiving, 44 yards rushing, 1 TD

Will Hazelton, C. Milton Wright

5 receptions for 255 yards, 2 TD's

Kenny King, C. Milton Wright

15 carries for 209 yards

Jonathan Holland - Bullis School
@ DE - 5
Tackles, 1 TFL
@ TE - 4 Catches, 130 Yards, 1 TD

Crosby Winters,
Oakdale
196 yards passing w/2TDs and 86 rushing with 1 TD

Devonte
Williams, Bullis
21 carries for 194 yards and 4 TDs
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Aaron Speight Riverdale Baptist
AJ DeMino Huntingtown
Aman Speed Franklin
Andres Castillo Good Counsel
Antoine Brooks DuVal
Antonio Dupree Gilman School
Austin Kraisser Centennial
Brennon Dingle Archbishop Spalding
Bryce Johnson St. John's Catholic Prep
Calil Wilkins-Coleman Potomac
Camari Murray Bishop McNamara
Chris Ash Eastern Christian Academy
Chris Simpson Surrattsville
Christian Heyward Mount St. Joseph
Christian Melgar Archbishop Carroll
Christopher Powell Archbishop Spalding
Clark Morin Northern
Cole Mason Atholton
Connor Jangro Mount St. Joseph
Cortrell Banks Northwestern
Damien Jones St. Mary's Ryken
Daqwan Hill Wooton
Darren Seward Loyola Blakesfield
Davonte Young Gwynn Park
Deandre House Hammond
Dele' Harding Eastern Christian Academy
DeMarco Blount La Plata
DeQuan Hill Wooton
Devin Butler Douglass
DJ Adediwura Hammond
Dominic Maggio Boys' Latin
Dominyck Sims Wheaton
Donte Butler Linganore
Dorian Maddox Gilman School
Dwayne Haskins, Jr. Bullis
Elijah Johnson DeMatha
Ellison Jordan Gilman School
Emory Wongus Cambridge-South Dorchester
Eric Arvinger Northwestern
Eric Assoua Blake
Eric Burrell McDonogh
Gregory Ross Potomac
Hassan Marshall Stone
Ike Sherman Good Counsel
Izon Pulley Good Counsel
Jaime Higginbotham Leonardstown
Jake Bradshaw Damascus
Jake Funk Damascus
Jake Vernon Northern
Jamehl Wiley Eastern Christian Academy
Jansen Durham McDonogh
Jaron Woodyard Watkins Mill
Jonathan Lee Good Counsel
Jordan Edwards DeMatha
Joseph Maddox Watkins Mill
Josh Chase South River
Josh Washington Largo
Keandre Jones Good Counsel
Kenneth Barnes Chopticon
Kevin Singelton Archbishop Carroll
Kharie Lawrence Eleanor Roosevelt
Kyle Butts Archbishop Spalding
Kyree Calli Mount St. Joseph
Lorenzo Harrison DeMatha
Malachi Terry Southern
Marcus Simms DeMatha
Mark Pierce Northwest
Marquis Newhouse City College
Marvin Flythe Arundel
Matt Cosh Southern
Matt Malphurs Williamsport
Matthew Hunt St. Mary Ryken
Monte Jones St. Mary's
Morgan Scroggins Calvert Hall
Myles Wolfolk Largo
Nicholas Cooper Centennial
Nijel Hill Calvert Hall
Plevon Pryor Dunbar
Rahshaun Smith Calvert Hall
Ramar Williams Bishop McNamara
Rashawn Shields Chesapeake
Sam Hulett Glenelg
Sean Strittmatter Churchill
Shane Simmons DeMatha
Shawn Barlow Quince Orchard
Sir Patrick Scott Riverdale Baptist
Sonny Csorba Franklin
Steven Smothers Franklin
Terrance Davis Dematha
Tim Friend Fort Hill
Tino Ellis DeMatha
Trevon Diggs Wooton
Trevon Hopkins Oakland Mills
Trevon Stott Good Counsel
Troy Hollis Calvert Hall
Tucker Brugh North Hagerstown
Tyler Gross Patuxent
Tyler Jackson-Turner Douglass
Tyler Tobias Potomac
Zeck McPherson Riverdale Baptist

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A.J. Cabbagestalk Grace Brethren Christian
Aaron Robinson Springbrook
Abraham Camara Einstein
AJ Carr St. James
Alex Cohen Crisfield
Alex Cosner Heritage Academy
Allen Costley Milford Mill
Andre Walker Bullis School
Andrew Robinson Springbrook
Austin Brown New Life Christian
Byron Hawkins Wise
Chancellor Barnard Glenelg Country School
Chinanu Onuaku Riverdale Baptist
Chris Grandy Chapelgate Christian Academy
Chris Manning Randallstown
Clay Conner Oakdale
Clint Robinson Flowers
Corey Henson DeMatha
Danny Kravitz Smith Jewish Day School
Danny Shand New Town
Dejuan Smith Bowie
Devin Smith Randallstown
Dion Wiley Potomac
Dwayne Morgan St. Frances
Elijah Kess Lake Clifton
Gary Stewart Rosedale Baptist
Iba Camara St. Paul's
Isaiah Grigsby The Heights
Isaiah Martin Gwynn Park
Jair Williams City College High
Jamaal Greenwood Bullis
Jared Ryan Severna School
Jaylen Adams Mount St. Joseph
Jerrell Cooke Randallstown
Joe Bradshaw Einstein
Joel Atobo Princeton Day Academy
John Crosby Baltimore Poly
Jordan Martin John Carroll
Jordan McNeil Mount St. Joseph
Josh Stern Hebrew Academy
Justin Alexander Duval
Kamau Stokes Dunbar
Keandre Gibson Dunbar
Kory Holden James M Bennett Senior
Kyle Doran Mount St. Joseph
Lionel Owona John Carroll
Marcquise Reed St Vincent Pallotti
Martin Geben St Maria Goretti
Micah Till Wise
Mike Cunningham DuVal
Moni Anderson Broadfording Christian Academy
Obi Enechionyia Saint James, MarylandSaint James School
Omari George City College High
Phil Booth Mount St. Joseph
Phillip Wheeler Lanham Christian
Robert Davis Marriotts Ridge
Roderick Harrison Edgewood
Rysheed Corbin Forest Park
Sean Mayberry Calvert Hall
Shane Eberle Good Counsel
Sir Nicolas Phillips Joppatowne
Tariq Owens St Vincent Pallotti
Terrell Willis Chapelgate Christian Academy
Therence Mayimba Montrose Christian
Thomas Cook Carver A&T
Tim Bond City College High
Tommy Heard lll Randallstown
Tre Thomas Good Counsel
Trevis Buckhanon Dunbar
Tyler Michael Calvary Christian Academy
Whitney Quegon Pocomoke
Zach Thomas Oakdale
Zander Wear Mount St. Joseph
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