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Oakdale quarterback Crosby Winters

Recruiting: “For Division Is, it has been Stetson and Sacred Heart. For
Division II, it is Assumption, Merrimack, and Stone Hill. For Division IIIs, it
is Wesleyan, Wooster, Dickinson, and Case Western.”

Visits: “Not yet. I’ve been really
busy.”

A favorite: “For Division I, it is Stetson. For Division II, it is
Assumption and Merrimack. I am not sure about Division III.”

A final decision: “It
is probably sometime during the winter in December or January.”

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St. Frances Academy athlete Devin Phelps

Recruiting: “It has been West Virginia, Maryland, Pittsburgh, Temple, and my
coach got some information from Clemson.”

Offers: “Maryland and West
Virginia have. It was during the summer at 7-on-7.”

Thoughts on the
offers: “I think it is a blessing for real. I’ve been working hard all summer. I
am still working hard but when I was down there the coaches said they liked me a
lot. They just kept telling me to keep my grades up and everything.”


Others close to offering: “I’m going to say Pittsburgh and Temple are.”

A
favorite school growing up: “The schools I was going to try and get some
exposure to are schools like Florida.”

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Westminster quarterback Duke Etchinson

Recruiting: “I’ve been hearing from schools like Princeton, Cornell, and MIT.
I am focused on the season and will make a decision after football ends.”


The importance of academics in a decision: “It is very important. I have
always wanted to go to a great academic institution. If football can help me
there to that place, it would be great.”

Calls: “I’ve gotten a couple of
calls from Princeton and talked with MIT. I think I’ve talked to my coaches at
Cornell. We’ll have to see after the season who is contacting me more.”

A
favorite: “I really like Princeton. They are one of the schools at the top right
now.”

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Archbishop Curley athlete Nick Farmer

Recruiting: “At this point, it has been Shenandoah, Randolph-Macon,
Shippensburg, and Concord are pressing me the most to pursues their school. I am
perfectly fine with those schools but I have higher expectations for myself.”


A favorite right now: “I feel Towson would be the perfect fit for me. I
already know what I would major in there and it is in a Division I-AA school.”

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Maryland Varsity takes a look inside this past week of football action for
Class 3A on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
now!

Very impressive victory
Linganore 42, Tuscarora 7


Still getting better
Glenelg 21, Centennial 3

A
blowout as expected
Urbana 42, Frederick 7

Down to the wire

Huntingtown 14, North Point 13
Damascus 16, Seneca Valley 14

Who
can score on them?
Digital Harbor 16, Forest Park 0

Closer
than expected
Dundalk 7, Catonsville 0

Four straight

Franklin 35, Milford Mill Academy 18

Upset of the Week

Edmondson-Westside 40, City College 0

Games to watch

Linganore at Middletown
River Hill at Howard
Governor Thomas
Johnson at Urbana
City College at Carver Vo-Tech
Milford Mill Academy at
Perry Hall
Franklin at Dundalk
Einstein at Seneca Valley
North Harford
at Fallston


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. Linganore 8-0 (LW: #1)
2. River Hill 7-1 (LW: #2)

3. Glenelg 7-1 (LW: #3)
4. Urbana 7-1 (LW: #5)
5. Huntingtown 7-1 (LW: #7)

6. Damascus 7-1 (LW: #9)
7. South Hagerstown 7-1 (LW: #10)
8. Franklin
6-2 (LW: NR)
9. Digital Harbor 7-2 (LW: #6)
10. Milford Mill Academy 6-2
(LW: #8)


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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
Quince Orchard 41, Gaithersburg
6

Another excellent win
Suitland 27, Flowers 6


Much closer than expected
Old Mill 10, Chesapeake 7

Playing
their best football late
Broadneck 37, Arundel 18

More huge
offensive numbers
Paint Branch 54, Bethesda-Chevy Chase 14


Not getting the attention they deserve
Perry Hall 55, Kenwood 20


Third shutout of the year
Meade 42, North County 0

Knows
how to win tight games
Leonardtown 24, Northern 19

Upset of
the week
Clarksburg 14, Northwest 13

Games to watch

DuVal at Flowers
Northwest at
Quince Orchard
Sherwood at Paint Branch
Milford Mill Academy at Perry Hall

Sherwood at Paint Branch
Broadneck at Mead
River Hill at Howard


Our Top Ten in Class 4A
1. Quince Orchard (LW: #1)
2. Suitland
(LW: #2)
3. Old Mill (LW: #3)
4. DuVal (LW: #5)

5. Meade (LW: #6)

6. Broadneck (LW: #10)
7. Paint Branch (LW: NR)
8. Perry Hall (LW: NR)

9. Gaithersburg (LW: #7)
10.
Flowers (LW: #8)

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The dominance continues
McDonogh 40, Loyola Blakefield


Closer than expected
Archbishop Spalding 28, Georgetown Prep 24


Don't sleep on them
Gilman 37, Calvert Hall 9

MIAA A
Favorite
Gilman

Upset of the week
St. Mary's 36, St.
Paul's 34

Struggling to get back on track
John Carroll 14,
Boys Latin 0

MIAA B Favorite
St. Paul's

Likely
clinching the title
St. John's 26, Pallotti 20

MIAA C
Favorite
St. John's

Finishing the regular season strong

Good Counsel 35, Bishop O'Connell 10

Struggling down the stretch

Gonzaga 13, Bishop McNamara 13

WCAC Favorite
DeMatha

Games to Watch
McDonogh at Archbishop Spalding
Gilman at St. Frances Academy

Boys Latin at St. Paul's


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Anthony Messenger, Arundel
254 yards and 2 TDs

Jordan Stewart, Arundel
106 yards receiving

Canaan Gebele, Broadneck
198 yards passing and 2 TDs

Zach Brisbane, Chesapeake
124 yards rushing

Jake Fernandez, Manchester Valley
338 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Tony Wyatt, Liberty
150 plus yards rushing and 3 TDs

Austin Bode, Liberty
169 yards passing and 2 TDs

Mike Ashwell, Century
179 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Liam Butler, Winters Mill
189 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Matt Clingan, Francis Scott Key
218 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Evan Greenwood, Easton
313 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Jalen Jones, South River
278 yards passing and 4 TDs

James Smith, South River
176 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Kieran Jenkin, Severna Park
349 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Taylor Kitzmiller, Severna Park
193 yards passing and 1 TD

Kyle Williamson, Severna Park
116 yards receiving

Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding
155 yards rushing and 3 total TDs

Daryl Pate, Meade
185 yards passing and 3 TDs

Kyle Evans, Meade
102 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Omaryon White, St. Mary's
248 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Demetrius Johnson, AACS
35-yard reception for a touchdown and a 78-yard interception return for a touchdown

DeJuan Neal, Southern
176 yards rushing and 4 total TDs

Duke Etchison, Westminster
142 yards passing and 5 TDs

Terrell Charles, Howard
228 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Quince Orchard defense
Held Gaithersburg to 149 total yards

Mike Murtaugh, Quince Orchard
144 yards receiving and 70 yards rushing

Kyle Green, Quince Orchard
144 yards rushing

Jai Carson, H.D. Woodson
250 yards rushing

Zac Morton, Whitman
219 yards rushing

Ryan Stango, Paint Branch
136 yards receiving

Trevon Diggs, Wootton
116 yards receiving

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
368 yards passing and 5 TDs

Sam Ellis, Wootton
323 yards passing and 3 TDs

Shawon Nunes, Magruder
200 yards receiving

Calvin Reighard, Seneca Valley
193 yards passing and 1 TD

Jake Funk, Damascus
126 yards rushing

Elliot Davis, Quince Orchard
99 yards receiving

Kevin Holmes, Pallotti
123 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Isaiah Keyes, North Hagerstown
119 yards rushing and 152 yards receiving

Seth Wagner, Williamsport
153 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Darian King, Allegany
131 yards rushing

Tyler Crounse, Patuxent
158 yards rushing, 102 yards passing - 2 rushing TDs, 1 Passing TD

Rafiq Douglas, Patuxent
173 yards rushing - 3 TDs

Austin Criss, Patuxent
13 tackles - 2 for loss

Mike Henry, Patuxent
13 tackles - 2 for loss

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
11/14 306 yards, 2 TD's
103 rushing, 1 TD
409 individual total yards

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
45 rushing yards, 83 receiving yards, 99 yard KO return for a touchdown

Will Hazelton, C. Milton Wright
5 receptions for 125 yards
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now!

Most impressive victory
Hammond 47, River Hill 38


Game of the week
Middletown 14, Urbana 7

Much closer
than expected
City College 20, Mergenthaler Vo-Tech 14


Another step in the right direction
Milford Mill Academy 34, Dundalk 20


A battle to the end
Kent Island 36, Stone 28

A
blowout few saw coming
Franklin 41, Kenwood 0

Another win
that deserves mentioned
Howard 29, Centennial 26

Games to watch

Linganore at Tuscarora
Digital Harbor at Douglass
Glenelg at Centennial

Bohemia Manor at Lackey
Edmondson-Westside at City College
Damascus at
Seneca Valley
Huntingtown at North Point
Franklin at Milford Mill Academy

Stone at Patuxent
Patterson Mill at Bel Air
Middletown at Governor Thomas
Johnson
North Harford at C. Milton Wright


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. Linganore 7-0 (LW: #3)
2. River Hill 6-1 (LW: #1)

3. Glenelg 6-1 (LW: #4)
4. City College 6-1 (LW:
#5)
5. Urbana 6-1 (LW: #2)
6. Digital Harbor 7-1 (LW: #6)
7. Huntingtown
6-1 (LW: #7)
8. Milford Mill Academy 6-1 (LW: #8)
9. Damascus 6-1 (LW:
#10)
10. South Hagerstown 6-1 (LW: NR)


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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
Quince Orchard 42, Sherwood 7


Second most impressive victory
Franklin 41, Kenwood 0


Another excellent defensive performance
Suitland 21, Wise 7


Closer than expected
DuVal 28, Oxon Hill 18

Clicking on
all cylinders
Broadneck 52, Severna Park 12

Down to the wire

Leonardtown 13, Westlake 12
Howard 29, Centennial 26

Games to watch

Quince Orchard at
Gaithersburg
Flowers at Suitland
Perry Hall at Kenwood
Arundel at
Broadneck
Hammond at Howard
Huntingtown at North Point


Our Top Ten in Class 4A
1. Quince Orchard (LW: #1)
2. Suitland
(LW: #2)
3. Old Mill (LW: #3)
4. Arundel (LW: #4)
5. DuVal (LW: #5)

6. Meade (LW: #6)

7. Gaithersburg (LW: #7)
8.
Flowers (LW: #8)
9. Northwest (LW: #10)
10. Broadneck (LW: NR)

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Bullis defensive end Jonathan Holland

Recruiting: “Lately I’ve heard from Penn State, Ohio State, Northwestern,
Pittsburgh, Rutgetrs, and Maryland. I am going to Penn State and Ohio State
coming up.”

Discussion of offers: “Penn State has said something about
it. They came to the school and said how they love how I play. After the
football season, they said they’ll give me a scholarship but right now I have
zero.”

A favorite college growing up: “Ohio State is my favorite college
team right now.”

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Damascus quarterback Colar Kuhns

Changing high schools: “At the end of the day, the commute was 100 miles
every day. The commute and there were some other factors that went along with it
that was not worth the return I was putting into it.”

Picking Cornell:
“It was just the best overall. Obviously it is a very good academic school. They
helped me through the process and they offered me some money. I decided to take
that because it was the best fit for me.”

Others considered: “Eastern
Kentucky, Princeton, and Purdue were the ones I was seriously considering.”


What Cornel thought about the school change: When the admissions stuff was
sent in, they had to look at it and they green lighted me. Their coaches wanted
to see film and I sent that in. They are still good and they want me to play
there. I don’t think this change has made any difference to them.”

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McDonogh linebacker Wyatt Cook

Recruiting: “Right now, it has been Pittsburgh, Maryland, West Virginia, Penn
State, ECU, Boston College, and Rutgers.”

Saturday visits: “Those were
pretty awesome. I went to the West Virginia and it was a great atmosphere being
in the stadium. Then at night I went to Pittsburgh and I loved it there. They
share their stadium with an NFL team so that is cool.”

Upcoming trips: “I
am definitely going to a Penn State game. I might go back up to Pittsburgh. I
might go to BC and ECU. We don’t have the playoffs so I’ll have the time to do
extra visits.”

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Bishop McNamara athlete Robert Jackson Jr

Recruiting: “A few colleges have been interested. A coach at ODU gave me his
card.”

A favorite college growing up: “It is LSU. I like their defensive
program and their defensive backs.”

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the private school teams on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
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Victory of the week
Archbishop Curley 32, Boys Latin 6


It was a loss but they can learn a lot from it
Gilman 29,
Archbishop Spalding 21

Enjoying the week off
McDonogh


MIAA A Favorites
Gilman

Taking control of the conference

St. Paul's 10, Severen 6

MIAA B Favorites
St. Paul's


For the conference crown
Pallotti at St. John's Catholic Prep


Reeling in the conference
St. John's Catholic Prep 36, Our Lady
of Mount Carmel 7

MIAA C Favorites
St. John's Catholic Prep


Exactly what they needed
Good Counsel 49, Archishop Carroll
0

Wrapping up the WCAC crown?
DeMatha 31, Gonzaga 21


A tough way to lose
St. John's 15, Bishop McNamara 14

WCAC
Favorite
DeMatha

Games to Watch
Archbishop Curley at Severn
Calvert Hall at Gilman
John
Carroll at Boys Latin
Pallotti at St. Johns





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Anthony Messenger, Arundel
214 yards passing

James Smith, South River

189 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Jalen Jones, South River
270 yards
passing and 2 TDs

Kai Locksley, Gilman
184 yards rushing and 3 TDs


Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding
198 yards rushing and 1 TD

Omaryan
White, St. Mary's
272 total yards

Jake Ellis, St. Mary's
110 yards
passing and 3 TDs

Rashawn Shields, Chesapeake
148 yards passing and 2
TDs

Ray Morris, Northeast
139 yards passing and 1 TD

Juwann
Briscoe, Thomas Stone
183 yards rushing and 4 TDs

James Fromert, Kent
Island
192 yards passing and 2 TDs

Kyle Evans, Meade
146 yards
rushing and 3 TDs

Donovan Franklin, Old Mill
111 yards rushing and 2
TDs

Mike Ashwell, Century
197 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Brody
Coleman, Manchester Valley
224 yards passing and 2 TDs

Luke
Hochheiser, Manchester Valley
2 TD catches

Liam Butler, Winters Mill

241 yards passing and 3 TDs

Chris Gavin, South Carroll
114 yards
rushing and 4 TDs

Ben Nardo, South Carroll
207 yards passing and 2 TDs


Duke Etchison, Westminster
292 yards passing and 3 TDs

Aaron
Heinle, North Carroll
158 yards rushing

Clayton Vleck, Francis Scott
Key
133 yards rushing

Matt Clingan, Francis Scott Key
213 yards
rushing

Deandre House, Meade
136 yards receiving and 3 TDs


Tyler Martin, Hammond
441 yards passing and 6 TD passes

Jamal
Robinson, DeMatha
176 yards passing and 1 TD

Cameron Phillips, DeMatha

111 yards receiving and 1 TD

Devonte Williams, Bullis
247 yards
rushing and 4 TDs

Phil Osborn, Richard Montgomery
191 yards receiving


Trevon Diggs, Wootton
161 yards receiving and 1 TD

Jibri Woods,
Wootton
136 yards receiving

Sam Ellis, Wootton
302 yards passing


Michael Scott, Kennedy
163 yards receiving

Marvin Galdamez,
Kennedy
276 yards passing

Alex Calvert, La Plata
225 yards passing


Nana Amankwah-Ayeh, Bethesda-Chevy Chase
144 yards rushing and 1 TD


Shawn Barlow,
100 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Zac Morton, Whitman

117 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Jalen Christian, Damascus
82 yards rushing
and 50 yards receiving

Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown
348 yards
rushing and 4 TDs

Ethan Foster, Boonsboro
142 yards rushing


Corey Jochim, Catoctin
156 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Matt Wiley,
Allegany
116 yards rushing

Rashawn Johnson, Mountain Ridge
261
yards rushing and 3 TDs

Ray Gray, Urbana
123 yards rushing

Alex
Mason, Thomas Jefferson
257 yards passing and 2 TDs

Dante Butler,
Linganore
180 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Grier Wilson, St. John's
149
yards receiving and 2 TDs

Crosby Winters, Oakdale
134 yards passing
and 4 total TDs
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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
Dundalk 14, Kenwood 13


Clicking in all phases of the game
Urbana 42, Tuscarora 14


The best defense in Class 3A?
River Hill 33, Wilde Lake 0


Much closer than expected
Digital Harbor 8, Northwestern 6
Lackey
7, McDonough 0

A tough loss in the end
Dunbar 28, City
College 26

Their first loss of the season
Patuxent 20,
Huntingtown 10

Five straight victories
Milford Mill Academy
56, Catonsville 21

Getting back on track
Governor Thomas
Johnson 27, Walkersville 6

Games to watch

Milford Mill Academy at Dundalk
Hammond at
River Hill
Middletown at Urbana
Centennial at Howard
Tuscarora at
Governor Thomas Jefferson
Lackey at Patuxent
South Hagerstown at
Boonsboro
Patterson Mill at North Harford


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. River Hill 6-1 (LW: #1)
2. Urbana 6-0 (LW: #3)

3. Linganore 6-0 (LW: #4)
4. Glenelg 5-1 (LW: #7)
5. City College 5-1 (LW:
#5)
6. Digital Harbor 6-1 (LW: #6)
7. Huntingtown 5-1 (LW: #2)
8. Milford Mill Academy
5-1 (LW: #9)
9. Centennial 5-1 (LW: #10)
10. Damascus 5-1 (LW: Not
Rated)
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Quince Orchard safety Kyle Gregory

Recruiting: “It is still Monmouth, Stony Brook, Richmond, and Toledo.”


Offers: “It is Toledo and Monmouth.”

Visits: “I’ve been going to
Richmond to see my brother play. I’ll be going on some officials later this
winter.”

Officials: “I’m pretty sure I’m going to Monmouth and Stony
Brook. I’ll see what else I have.”

Others close to offering: “I’ve been
talking to Richmond and I think they are close. I’m just trying to wait and
see.”

Having family on Richmond helping them: “I think so. Playing with
my brother would be fun but there is a lot of other stuff to consider.”

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Good Counsel athlete Myles Robinson

Recruiting: “I’ve been getting mail from Rutgers, Iowa, Michigan State, and
that is about it.”

Visits: “No.”

Plans for visits: “I just started
talking to my mom about that. We are planning some visits and Rutgers might be
one of them.”

Recruiting the hardest: “I would say Rutgers and Michigan
State.”

A favorite college growing up: “I would say right now, it is
Maryland. They are the home team and I’ve been liking the way that Maryland
plays.”

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St. Frances athlete Quantaye Battle

Recruiting: “Bryant is at the top of my list right now. Delaware is coming at
me hard. I talk to the coaches at South Carolina State a lot. I’m looking for a
late offer from Maryland. Those are some of the schools but I think a lot of
stuff will come at the end of the season.”

Offers: “I have offers from
Delaware, Bryant, ODU, and some other schools.”

Why Bryant is the
favorite: “It is because they have always been there. They say something in me
before I did all the training and got much better. They stick with me and have
always stayed interested.”

Maryland: “My coach told me that they want to
see how good of an athlete I am. They are waiting to see my SAT score but right
now they are pleased with my athletic ability. I’ve been doing week in and week
out against great teams.”

Visits: “I visited Maryland and Delaware but
I’ll visit Maryland again. I’ll probably take a visit to ODU but I’m not sure
when they’ll be.”

A final decision: “It’ll probably be on Signing Day but
it might be longer than that.”

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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
Northwest 31, Paint Branch 28


157-0 over the last three weeks
Quince Orchard 49,
Bethesda-Chevy Chase 0

Defense not getting the attention it deserves

Suitland 46, Bladensburg 6

Much closer than expected

Gaithersburg 6, Churhill 3

Lighting up the scoreboard
Meade
51, Sothern 36

Battling to stay undefeated
Kenwood 14,
Dundalk 13

Games to watch

Sherwood at Quince Orchard
Wise at Suitland

Wootton at Northwest
Kenwood at Franklin
Severna Park at Broadneck

Centennial at Howard


Our Top Ten in Class 4A (schedule not fully completed)
1. Quince Orchard (LW: #1)
2. Suitland
(LW: #2)
3. Old Mill (LW: #3)
4. Arundel (LW: #4)
5. DuVal (LW: #5)

6. Meade (LW: #7)

7. Gaithersburg (LW: #6)
8.
Flowers (LW: #9)
9. Sherwood (LW: #10)
10. Northwest (LW: NR)

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Prepping for the conference title game
DeMatha 61, Bishop
McNamara 27

Struggling to play a complete game
St. John's 31,
Good Counsel 6

WCAC Favorite
DeMatha

The
undefeated run continues
McDonogh 31, St. Frances Academy 6


More dominance offensively
Gilman 47, Loyola Blakefield 0


Date to circle
November 9th - Gilman at McDonogh

MIAA A
Favorite
Gilman

A three team race about to be sorted out

MIAA B (Archbishop Curley, Boys Latin, and St. Paul's)

MIAA B
Favorite
Boys Latin

Moving up the confernece standings

Pallotti 21, Out Lady of Mount Carmel 14

Date to circle

October 25th - Pallotti at St. John's Catholic Prep

MIAA C Favorite

St. John's Catholic Prep


Games to Watch
Archbishop Spalding at Gilman
Boys Latin at Archbishop Curley

Severn at St. Paul's
Our Lady of Mount Carmel at St. John's Catholic Prep

Gonzaga at DeMatha




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Kyle Evans, Meade
367 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Kieran Jenkins, Severna
Park
200 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Taylor Kitzmiller, Severna Park

122 yards passing and 2 TD passes

Donovan Franklin, Old Mill
171 yards
rushing and 4 TDs

Marcus Hicks, Old Mill
165 yards rushing and 1 TD


Old Mill defense
93 yards given up to Northeast

Larry Barnes,
Arundel
210 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Evan Greenwood, Kent Island
205
yards rushing and 2 TDs

Coleman Blackston, Dunbar
196 yards rushing
and 1 TD

William Crest, Dunbar
82 yards rushing, 3 TDs, and 74 yards
passing

Cyrus Vaughn, River Hill
95 yards rushing

Spencer
Ampofo, Wilde Lake
135 yards passing

Jeff Iweh, Perry Hall
140
yards rushing and 2 total TDs

Tyler Crounse, Patuxent
249 yards
rushing

Rafiq Douglass, Patuxent
131 yards rushing 3 TDs


Geoffrey Ricker, Patuxent
13 Tackles 2 for loss, 1 sack

Elijah
Spottswood, Sherwood
229 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Alec Ruden, Broadneck

123 yards receiving and 1 TD

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
224 yards
passing and 4 TDs

Rashawn Shields, Chesapeake
223 yards passing and 2
TDs

Charles Lyles, Poolesville
154 yards rushing

Chuck Reese,
Rockville
175 yards passing and 3 TDs

Isaiah Keyes, North Hagerstown

253 yards rushing

Jesse Wolford, Hancock
157 yards rushing and 4 TDs


Justin Cooney, Linganore
134 rushing and 1 TD

Donte Butler,
Linganore
84 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Bryce Johnson, St. John's
Catholic Prep
4 total TDs

Will Hazelton, C. Milton Wright
29
carries for 211 yards, 1 TD

Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
137 yards
passing, 1 TD, 158 yards rushing

Osiah Walker, C. Milton Wright
85
yards receiving, 1 TD, 92 yards rushing, 1 TD

Freddie Montgomery, C.
Milton Wright
2 INT's, 1 returner for a TD

Tyler Martin, Hammond

17 of 27 286 4 TD, 40 yd Rushing

DeAndre House, Hammond
4 Rec 112 1 TD


Brendan Urban, Hammond
7 Rec 100 1 TD

Ramar Williams, Bishop
McNamara
256 yards passing and 3 TDs.
1 rushing TD
1 interception
while playing Safety

Devonte Williams, Bullis School
118 yards and 2
rushing tds and also returned 2 punts (69 and 54 yards) for touchdowns


LaVell McCullers, Aberdeen
102 yards passing 1 Touchdown
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Maryland Varsity takes a look inside this past week of football action for
Class 3A on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
now!

Another tight victory
City College 16, Patterson 7


Bouncing back strong
Digital Harbor 20, Poly 6

A
tough day offensively
Middletown 27, Tuscarora 0

Knowing how
to win close games
Patapsco 20, Towson 6

Much closer than
expected
Damascus 13, Clarksburg 12

50 plus two straight
games
Rockville 51, Northwood 13

Coming back down to Earth
after a huge win
Fallston 19, Aberdeen 14

Games to watch

Tuscarora at Urbana
Dundalk at Kenwood

Dunbar at City College
Huntingtown at Patuxent
Peryville at C. Milton
Wright
Dulaney at Randallstown
Aberdeen at North Harford


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. River Hill (LW: #1)
2. Huntingtown
(LW: #2)
3. Urbana (LW: #3)
4. Linganore (LW: #4)
5. City College (LW:
#6)
6. Digital Harbor (LW: #10)
7. Glenelg (LW: Not Rated)
8. Aberdeen
(LW: #5)
9. Milford Mill Academy (LW: Not Rated)
10. Centennial (LW: Not
Rated)


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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!

Watch out if they continue getting healthy
Good Counsel 41,
Bishop McNamara 0

WCAC Favorite
DeMatha

Their
offense continues getting better
McDonogh 48, Calvert Hall 13


A win is a win at this point in the year
Archbishop Spalding 35, St.
Frances Academy 34

MIAA A Favorite
Gilman but watch out for
McDonogh

A 16-0 combined record
Archbishop Curley, Boys
Latin, and St. Paul's

Defense ready to play
Archbishop Curley
28, Chesapeake 2

MIAA B Favorite
Boys Latin

Coming
on strong
Annapolis Area Christian 35, Our Lady of Mount Carmel 7


The Heavy MIAA C Favorite
St. John's Catholic Prep


Games to Watch
DeMatha at Bishop McNamara
Gilman at Loyola Blakefield

John Carroll at Severn
McDonogh at St. Frances
Pallotti at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel
St. John's at Good Counsel
St. Paul's at Archbishop Curley


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Maryland Varsity is bringing readers an in-depth recruiting look with the
Varsity Insider. Find out what colleges are after Cole McDonough, Devonte
Williams, Jerome Dews, Josh Teachey, and Joshua Burke now!


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Bel Air lineman Cole McDonough

Recruiting: “It has been Maryland, Boston College, Princeton, and Division II
and III schools.”

Visits: “I was up at Boston College for their game
against Florida State and I visited Maryland over the summer.”

Boston
College trip: “I enjoyed it. It was good to see the physicality of the game at
the Division I level.”

Childhood favorite: “Growing up in Maryland, I’ve
always liked Maryland.”

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Bullis School running back Devonte Williams

Recruiting: “I actually just received an offer from Temple. I loved it and I
love everything about the school. The coaching staff is great and I have a great
relationship with them. I love everything about the school.””

Others:
“Buffalo, Western Michigan, North Carolina, Wake Forest, and Pitt.”


Offers on their way: “I believe Pitt is on the verge of offering. They said as
soon as I visit they’ll offer me. Pitt is another top school because my dad
attended the University. I am looking forward to taking a visit there,.”


Visits this season: “I’ve been up to Temple, Wake Forest, and West Virginia also
this year. I am looking to get to Pitt and Wake Forest again.”

A
favorite: “My top school is definitely Temple but I’d say my top three are
Temple, Virginia Tech, and Pitt.”

A final decision: “It will be sometime
during the summer. I don’t want to wait too long so I can focus on my senior
season.”

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Potomac linebacker Jerome Dews

Recruiting: “I’m still committed to Tennessee.”

Why he picked
Tennessee: “I went down there and they didn’t know about me. When I showed up
and performed, Coach Jones said there was a 99% chance that I was getting a
scholarship. He stuck with that and three days later he had a scholarship for
me. With him being new, I was never on their board but he didn’t care about
rankings. He wasn’t political like a lot of schools and he took a chance on me.”


Having the pressure taken off by committing: “There has been a lot of
pressure on my shoulders but I just tell them they I am committed. I can now
focus on school and football.”

Other schools recruiting: “It has been
Pitt, Arizona, Ohio State, and Maryland.”

Schools that have offered
since: “North Carolina Central has.”

The Tennessee recruiting class: “It
is excellent. We got the #2 or #3 recruiting class in the country and a bunch of
players from Maryland.”

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McDonough athlete Josh Teachey

Recruiting: “Last week I received my first offer from Toledo. I was very
excited about it and surprised at the same time too.”

Other schools: “I
am getting some looks from Temple, Southern, and LSU is looking at me.”


Visits: “No, not yet.”

A favorite: “Right now, I really liked the visit
at LSU. That was nice and I liked it down there.”

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Suitland athlete Joshua Burke

Recruiting: “I have had interest from JMU, Towson, Delaware State, Coastal
Carolina and a couple of Division II schools.”

Scholarships talk: “They
said they liked what they saw during the summer but they want to see my
midseason highlights. I will send that out after this game to see if I get
something.”

Schools recruiting the hardest: “It would be JMU, Delaware
State, Coastal Carolina, and Shepherd.”

College visits: “I went to a
visit at JMU and it was pretty good. They showed us around and showed us the
whole campus.”

A favorite: “I don’t really have a favorite. I love all
the schools and coaches.”

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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 impressed by
Gaithersburg 20, Wootton 14


Outscoring opponents 108-0 in two weeks
Quince Orchard 52, Churchill


Dominating victory
Meade 30, Severna Park 0

Closer
than expected
Sherwood 14, Seneca Valley 7

Four straight and
counting
Perry Hall 48, Catonsville

Games to watch

Northeast at Arundel
Northwest at Paint Branch
Dundalk at Kenwood
Perry
Hall at Woodlawn


Our Top Ten in Class 4A
1. Quince Orchard (LW: #1)
2. Suitland
(LW: #2)
3. Old Mill (LW: #3)
4. Arundel (LW: #4)
5. DuVal (LW: #5)

6. Gaithersburg (LW: #6)
7. Meade (LW: #7)
8. Paint Branch (LW: #8)
9.
Flowers (LW: #9)
10. Sherwood (LW: NR)

Did we miss anything? Talk about it now!


This post was edited on 10/6 11:49 PM by Maryland Varsity

Add any top performers by replying to this post or emailing
MarylandVarsity@gmail.com.

Daryl Pate, Jr, Meade
213 yards passing
and 3 TDs

Kyle Evans, Meade
175 yards rushing and 1 TD

DeJuan
Neal, Southern
158 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Jalen Jones, South River

184 yards passing and 2 TDs

Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding
201 yards
rushing and 4 total TDs

Marcus Hicks, Old Mill
205 yards rushing and 2
TDs

Michael Whitehurst, Boys Latin
2 rushing TDs

Anthony
Messenger, Arundel
298 yards passing and 3 TDs

Rashawn Shields,
Cheapeake
180 yards passing and 2 TDs

Jeremy Ross, Broadneck
Caught
three passes for 26 yards, had five carries for 62 yards, returned a punt 53
yards and scored three total touchdown

Canaan Gebele, Broadneck
3 TD
passes

Evan Greenwood, Kent Island
104 yards rushing and 3 TDs


Brady McMillian, AACS
A 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a 55-yard
punt return for a touchdown

Mike Ashwell, Century
205 yards rushing
and 4 total TDs

Justice Guthrie, Central
101 yards passing and 3 total
TDs

Ben Nardo, South Carroll
246 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Dan
White, South Carroll
3 catches for 118 yards and 1 TD

Brody Coleman,
Manchester Valley
146 yards passing

Austin Bode, Liberty
191 yards
passing and 2 TDs

Jack Flowers, North Carroll
141 yards passing and 2
TDs

Duke Etchison, Westminster
197 yards passing

Brian Kohr,
Westminster
113 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Jared Jacoby, Glenelg
110
yards rushing and 1 TD

Terrell Charles, Howard
235 yards rushing and 3
TDs

Walter Fletcher, Centennial
188 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Spencer Ampofo, Wilde Lake
129 yards passing and 2 TDs

Isaac Murray,
Atholton
73 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Jeff Iweh, Perry Hall
308 yards
passing and 3 TDs

Tayshawn Mayo, City
100 yards rushing and 1 TD


Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
280 yards passing and 6 TDs

Javonn
Curry, Paint Branch
144 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Jibri Woods, Wootton

4 catches for 99 yards receiving and 1 TD

Kesean Strong, Potomac
252
yards rushing and 2 TDs

Zac Morton, Whitman
256 yards rushing and 2
TDs

Marquel Dickerson, North Point
207 yards rushing and 2 TDs


Mike Murtaugh, Quince Orchard
238 yards passing and 2 TDs

Alex
Calvert, La Plata
210 yards passing and 3 TDs

Nick DeCarlo,
Gaithersburg
117 yards passing and 1 TD

Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown

141 yards rushing

Isaiah Keyes, Williamsport
344 yards rushing and 4
TDs

Alex Mason, Thomas Jefferson
163 yards passing and 3 total TDs


Justin Cooney, Linganore
140 yards rushing and 1 TD

Jonathan
Sandoval, Walkersville
12 carries for 121 yards

Ray Gray, Urbana

186 yards rushing

Bryce Johnson, St. John’s Catholic Prep
243 yards
passing and 3 TDs

Grier Wilson, St. John’s Catholic Prep
115 yards
receiving and 1 TD

Tyler Hollis, Boonsboro
3 total TDs

Rafiq
Douglas, Patuxent
13 carries 119 yards 3 TDs

Tyler Crounse, Patuxent

15 carries 137 yards 1 TD

Mike Caputo, Patuxent
8 carries 78 yards


Robert Smith, Patuxent
11 tackles 2 FL

Omar Walker, C. Milton
Wright
7/15 passing for 206, 1 TD, 85 yards rushing, 1 TD

Tyler Lewis,
C. Milton Wright
3 receptions for 105 yards, 1 TD

Osiah Walker, C.
Milton Wright
3 receptions for 80 yards

Crosby Winters, Oakdale
3
Tds, 2 rushing and 1 passing

Chris Dawson, Good Counsel
183 yards
rushing
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Add other top performers by replying here or emailing us at
MarylandVarsity@gmail.com.


Bill Watts, Broadneck
110 yards rushing and 1 TD

Rashawn
Shields,
439 yards passing, 3 TDs, and 2 rushing TDs

Kyle Evans,
Meade
203 yards rushing and 1 TD catch

Dante Villaras, Chesapeake

112 yards receiving

Zach Abey, Archbishop Spalding
170 yards rushing
and 3 TDs

Dylan Jones, Archbishop Spalding
Eight tackles, three
assists, an interception and
a sack

Taylor Kitzmiller, Severna Park

2 total TDs

Charlie Wells, Annapolis
107 yards rushing

Larry
Barnes, Arundel
122 yards rushing and 1 TD

Anthony Messenger, Arundel

214 yards passing and 1 TD

Jordan Stewart, Arundel
116 yards receiving


Evan Greenwood, Kent Island
248 yards rushing and 4 TDs

Jake
Ellis, Archbishop Curley
126 passing and 2 total TDs

Ben Nardo, South
Carroll
132 yards rushing and 1 TD

Ty Crounse, Patuxent
12 carries
116 yards 1 TD, 8-10 passing 122 yards
1 TD

Rafiq Douglas, Patuxent

14 carries 100 yards 2 TDs

Geoff Ricker, Patuxent
13 tackles 1
sack

Austin Criss, Patuxent
12 tackles

Eric Chaconas, Patuxent

Recorded 9 touchback of season

Sean Floto, North Carroll
142
yards rushing and 1 TD

Clayton Vleck, Francis Scott Key
108 yards
rushing and 1 TD

Duke Etchison, Westminster
354 yards passing and 6
TDs

Cameron Phillips, DeMatha
97-yard interception return for a TD


Sam Ellis, Wootton
330 yards passing and 4 TDs

Khalil Wilson,
Einstein
299 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Ryan Stango, Pain Branch
143
yards receiving and 2 TDs

Trevon Diggs, Wootton
109 yards receiving
and 1 TD

Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch
241 yards passing

Renzo
Farfan, Richard Montgomery
212 yards passing

Taiwan Deal, DeMatha

95 yards rushing and 1 TD

Raymond Lyles, High Point
124 yards rushing
and 2 TDs

Jordan Stonebreaker, Williamsport
129 yards rushing and 1 TD


Saavon Brown, Williamsport
115 yards rushing

Isiaha Smith, South
Hagerstown
364 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Peyton Laramore, Catoctin

247 yards passing

Jesse Wolford, Hancock
171 yards rushing

Seth
Wagner, Brunswick
201 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Justin Cooney, Linganore

117 yards rushing and 1 TD

Brad Rinehart, Middletown
3 TD runs


Ray Gray, Urbana
256 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Malik Boyd, Oakdale

124 yards rushing and 1 TD

Seth Wagner, Brunswick
192 yards rushing


William Creston, Dunbar
205 yards passing

Jeff Iweh, Perry Hall

2 total TDs

Cory Daniel, River Hill
2 rushing TDs, a blocked a punt
and an
interception

Marcus Smith, Meade
140 yards passing


Jared Jacoby, Glenelg
94 yards rushing and 1 T

Jaleel Feggin, Kenwood

2 TD passes

Martez Boone, Northwestern
153 yards passing and 1 TD


Omar Walker, C. Milton Wright
208 yards passing, 1 TD, 114 yards
rushing, and 1 TD

Ramar Williams, Bishop McNamara
5 TDs passes for
301 yards, and 1 Rushing TD in three quarters

Jordan Crocket, Bishop
McNamara
4 TDs for 206 yards

LaVell McCullers, Aberdeen
350 yards
passing and 6 touchdowns

Casey Bernard, St. Mary's Ryken
3 sacks, 2
TFLs 1 PB
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City Division II

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City Division III

Baltimore
County Division I

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County Division II

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County Division III


Bayside (3A/2A)


Bayside (1A)


Howard County


MIAA A

MIAA
B

MIAA
C


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Antietam


Monocacy Valley Chesapeake

Monocacy Valley
Piedmont


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South

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West


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Class 4A


Class 3A


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Maryland Varsity takes a look inside this past week of football action for
Class 3A teams on the football field. What results have stood out and who have struggled more than expected? Find out more
now!

Proving to be among the best in 3A yet again
River Hill 42,
Centennial 7

Closer than expected
Urbana 22, Oakdale 20


Dominating in all facets
Linganore 56, Governor Thomas Jefferson
7

Most impressive overall performance
Aberdeen 54, C. Milton
Wright 14

Top ten victory
City College 16, Digital Harbor 8


Upset of the week
North Harford 21, Bel Air 20

New
rankings additions
Northern
Tuscarora
Westlake

Games to watch

Digital Harbor at Poly

Oakdale at Governor Thomas Johnson
Middleton at Tuscarora
Perryville at
Bel Air
Patterson Mill at C. Milton Wright
City College at Patterson

Fallston at Aberdeen
Woodlawn at Franklin


Our Top Ten in Class 3A
1. River Hill (LW: #1)
2. Huntingtown
(LW: #2)
3. Urbana (LW: #3)
4. Linganore (LW: #4)
5. Aberdeen (LW: #6)

6. City College (LW: #7)
7. Tuscarora (LW: NR)
8. Northern (LW: NR)
9.
Westlake (LW: NR)
10. Digital Harbor (LW: #9)

Did we miss anything? Talk about it now!





This post was edited on 10/2 7:42 AM by Maryland Varsity

I just received word that McDonough wide receiver Josh Teachey out of the SMAC has received an offer from the coaches at Toledo. I'll hopefully have more soon as well.

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!

Upset of the week
Bowie 34, Wise 7

Did they stop scoring
yet?
Quince Orchard 56, Magruder 0

Another quality victory
Suitland
21, DuVal 6

109 points in their last two games
Arundel 41, Glen Burie
14

Not getting the attention it deserves
Gaithersburg 26, Northwest 6


Games to watch this weekend

Flowers at Oxon Hill
Gaithersburg at Wootton
Kenwood at Milford Mill
Academy
Meade at Severna Park
Paint Branch at Einstein
Perry Hall at
Catonsville
Seneca Valley at Sherwood

Our Top Ten in Class 4A
1. Quince
Orchard (LW: #1)
2. Suitland (LW: #2)
3. Old Mill (LW: #3)
4. Arundel
(LW: #4)
5. DuVal (LW: #5)
6.
Gaithersburg (LW: #8)
7. Meade (LW: #10)
8. Paint Branch (LW: NR)
9.
Flowers (LW: NR)
10. Wootton (LW: NR)

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