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2020 MPSSAA Spring Record Book Baseball Girls Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Softball Tennis Girls Track and Field Boys Track and Field Table of Contents 2020 MPSSAA Spring Record Book Baseball Girls Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Softball Tennis Girls Track and Field Boys Track and Field table of contents Sport Pages Baseball 2-8 Girls Lacrosse 9-12 Boys Lacrosse 13-17 Softball 18-24 Tennis 25-29 Girls Track and Field 30-53 Boys Track and Field 54-84 1 MPSSAA Baseball Records 2 Honor Roll Of Team Champions CLASS AA CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C 1975 Northeast-AA 8-4 Northwood 4-3 Williamsport 9-1 Bruce 4-0 Coach Harry Lentz Brady Straub Larry Wadel George Wolfe 1976 Arundel 3-1 Catonsville 4-3 Paint Branch 3-2 Joppatowne 2-0 Coach Bernie Walter Jack Peddicord Kevin Kelly Dan Gaughan 1977 Arundel 9-6 Oxon Hill 5-2 Cambridge 6-2 Joppatowne 6-3 Coach Bernie Walter Donnie Keys Doug Fleetwood Dan Gaughan 1978 Kenwood 5-2 Aberdeen 7-2 Queen Anne’s 2-0 Walkersville 5-4 Coach Carroll Hess George Connolly John Sharp Tom Ford 1979 Churchill 4-3 Paint Branch 4-1 Sparrows Point 7-1 Mt. Savage 3-2 Coach Chuck Stevens Kevin Kelly Rich Eshmont George Bishields 1980 Old Mill 4-3 Woodward 4-3 Brooklyn Park 4-2 Clear Spring 6-0 Coach Mel Montgomery Tom George Tim McMullen Jim Hutson 1981 Bowie * 3-2 Arundel 4-2 Edgewood 3-1 North East-C * 6-4 Coach Bill Vaughn Bernie Walter Steve Williams Mel Bacon 1982 Bowie * 3-0 Thomas Stone 10-2 Great Mills 8-3 Washington 8-0 Coach Bill Vaughn Ron Stover Steve Hoopengardner George Stewart 1983 Dundalk 7-3 Thomas Johnson 13-9 Glenelg 8-7 Broadneck 5-0 Coach Bo Eibner Steve Parsons Terry Coleman Tim McMullen 1984 Bowie 2-1 Gwynn Park 6-5 Milford Mill 11-6 Francis Scott Key 15-4 Coach Bill Vaughn Ken Gentry David Wright Richard Long 1985 Randallstown 2-1 Franklin 7-4 North East-C 12-0 Boonsboro 2-1 Coach Jack Peddicord Rick Wiscott Mel Bacon Wayne Ridenour 1986 Woodlawn 7-4 North Hagerstown 3-2 Pikesville 8-0 Mt. Savage 4-3 Coach George McClure Chuck Zonis Michael Bruner Joe Carter 1987 Arundel 1-0 Leonardtown 8-1 North East-C 9-0 Easton * 4-3 Coach Bernie Walter Glenn Larnerd Mel Bacon James Knauss 1988 Annapolis 8-1 Thomas Stone 4-3 North East-C 1-0 Havre de Grace 6-2 Coach Larry Brogden Ed Glaeser Mel Bacon Shawn Baker CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 1989 Old Mill 20-3 North Hagerstown 8-5 Allegany 4-2 Beall 11-4 Coach Mel Montgomery Chuck Zonis Toby Eirich Chuck Eberly 1990 Perry Hall * 10-6 Paint Branch * 5-4 Allegany 9-2 Brunswick 3-0 Coach Larry Butts Paul Fahrner Toby Eirich Jeff Warfle 1991 Arundel 8-1 Paint Branch 1-0 Northeast-AA * 7-0 Brunswick 6-5 Coach Bernie Walter Paul Fahrner Harry Lentz Jeff Warfle 1992 Perry Hall * 7-1 Thomas Johnson 4-1 Northeast-AA 7-6 Brunswick 5-1 Coach Larry Butts Jim Foit Harry Lentz Jeff Warfle 1993 Arundel 11-2 Lansdowne 3-0 Glenelg 7-1 Mount Savage 7-4 Coach Bernie Walter Ron Bareford Terry Coleman Joe Carter 1994 Perry Hall 5-3 Thomas Stone 4-0 Elkton 6-5 Easton 8-3 Coach Larry Butts Ed Glaeser Bill Russell Jack Anthony 1995 Arundel 11-0 Broadneck 2-1 Glenelg 3-2 Easton 14-1 Coach Bernie Walter Mark Stover Ed Ashwell Jack Anthony 1996 Wootton 2-1 Bel Air 3-2 South Hagerstown 6-0 Brunswick 6-1 Coach Rhett Ross Mike Ennis Greg Eversole Roger Dawson 1997 Chesapeake-AA 5-2 Liberty 9-3 Great Mills 5-2 Rising Sun 9-3 Coach Jim Simms Steve Insley Steven Wolfe Dave Fravel 1998 Arundel 12-1 Damascus 4-1 North Caroline 8-1 Glenelg 6-5 Coach Bernie Walter Vic Mollet Tom Keating Tom Thrasher 1999 Glen Burnie 3-1 South Carroll 8-1 Walkersville 9-5 Glenelg 12-2 Coach Bruce Sider George Richardson Paul Merrill Tom Thrasher 2000 Watkins Mill 3-2 Damascus * 3-2 Towson 7-5 Rising Sun 8-2 Coach Ken Brace Vic Mollet Bill Yosca Dave Fravel 2001 Arundel 5-4 Northeast-AA 6-2 Centennial 6-4 St. Michaels 3-2 Coach Bernie Walter Marshall Kawecki Dave Appleby Brian Femi 2002 Thomas Johnson 13-3 South Carroll 3-1 Atholton 10-0 Boonsboro 11-3 Coach Jim Foit George Richardson Kevin Kelly Fred Kreiger 2003 Old Mill 7-0 Severna Park 7-1 Walkersville 5-4 South Hagerstown 8-4 Coach Mel Montgomery Jim Candless Mike O’Brien Ralph Stottlemyer 2004 Bowie 8-2 Centennial 10-1 Liberty 4-3 (9) Cambridge/SD 8-2 Coach William Seibert Denis Ahern Erik Barnes Kermit Hines 2005 Quince Orchard 10-9 Severna Park 9-0 Eastern Technical 9-4 Beall 7-6 Coach Jason Gasaway Jim McCandless Spike McElfish Terry DeHaven 2006 Arundel 5-3 J. M. Bennett 3-2 (10) North East-C 2-1 (8) Snow Hill 2-1 Coach Bernie Walter Jay Fenoglietto Jim Barrow Todd Lampman 2007 Eleanor Roosevelt 8-1 Westminster 4-1 Eastern Technical 3-2 Col. Richardson 9-7 Coach Andrew Capece Bryan Harman Spike McElfish Scott Milligan * Denotes An Undefeated Season. 3 Honor Roll Of Team Champions CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 2008 Sherwood 7-6 La Plata 8-2 Kent Island 6-5 St. Michael’s 4-3 Coach Bill Goodman Daniel DeVitis Rocco Barletta Brian Femi 2009 Severna Park 11-1 (5) Frederick 7-2 River Hill 3-2 Bohemia Manor 6-0 Coach Jim McCandless Phil Rhodes Wes McCoy Russ Morgan 2010 Sherwood 2-1 C.M. Wright* 4-1 North Hagerstown 10-7 (9) St. Michael’s 4-0 Coach Bill Goodman Tony Blackburn Steve Myers Brian Femi 2011 Westminster* 8-7 James M. Bennett* 5-2 (8) North Caroline 4-0 St. Michael’s 4-0 Coach Bryan Harman Jay Fenoglietto Henry Ward Brian Femi 2012 Northwest 7-6 (12) James M. Bennett* 4-2 Williamsport 2-1 (9) Mountain Ridge 2-1 Coach Todd Varesco Jay Fenoglietto & Mike Shockley David Warrenfeltz John O’Neal 2013 South River 6-0 Bel Air 3-2 Catoctin 4-2 Cambridge-SD 15-0 (6) Coach Ken Dunn John Swanson Mike Franklin Troy Brohawn 2014 Chesapeake-AA 2-0 Reservoir 2-0 Southern-AA 3-2 Smithsburg 9-0 Coach Ken King Adam Leader Frank Hood Trey Cobb 2015 Gaithersburg 5-3 Chopticon 1-0 Southern-AA 6-1 Brunswick 4-0 Coach Jeff Rabberman Ray Sapp Frank Hood Roger Dawson 2016 Bel Air 8-1 Huntingtown 4-3 La Plata 4-1 Brunswick 4-0 Coach John Swanson Guy Smith John Childers Roger Dawson 2017 Northwest 8-0 Poolesville 4-3 Middletown 8-0 St. Michael’s 12-1 Coach Todd Varesco Steve Orsini Andy Baker Brian Femi 2018 Howard 5-4 Gov. Thomas Johnson 3-2 Century 4-1 Boonsboro 12-9 (9) Coach Nick Hoffner Billy Gross Michael Marrale Steve Mason 2019 Old Mill 4-3 (9) James M. Bennett 5-3 La Plata 4-2 Col. Richardson* 6-0 (9) Coach Charlie Chaffin Jay Fenoglietto & Jesse Serig John Childers Dan Mangum 2020 Spring season postponed on March 13th and ultimately cancelled on April 28th due to the COVID-19 pandemic. No games played. Coach Spring season postponed on March 13th and ultimately cancelled on April 28th due to the COVID-19 pandemic. No games played. * Denotes An Undefeated Season. PAUL FAHRNER SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association presents an annual sportsmanship award at the Baseball Finals, a tradition established for the first time in 2009. The trophy will be pre- sented to the one school that displays the best overall sportsmanship while participating in the state tournament. Coaches, players, cheerleaders, and spectators from each participating school will be evaluated and rated by judges appointed at the tournament. Immediately following the last game, the trophy will be awarded to the Principal or a designated representative of the school achieving the highest overall score. Previous winners: 2009—Fallston HS 2015—North Harford HS 2010—Clear Spring HS 2016—Williamsport HS 2011—North Harford HS 2017—Fallston HS 2012—Patuxent HS 2018—St. Michaels HS 2013—South River HS 2019—Sherwood HS 2014—Sparrows Point HS 2020—No Tournament Congratulations to the 2019 recipient... SHERWOODSHERWOOD HIGHHIGH SCHOOLSCHOOL 4 MPSSAA Boys Baseball Championships (Tournament History 1975-2020) ABERDEEN CATOCTIN CHARLES H. FLOWERS KENWOOD Ch: 1978 Ch: 2013 Sf: 2018 Ch: 1978 Sf: 2016 Fn: 2002, 2003, 2009 FORT HILL Fn: 1980 ALLEGANY Sf: 2004, 2006 Sf: 1987, 1998 Sf: 1976 Ch: 1989, 1990 CATONSVILLE FRANKLIN FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Fn: 2013 Ch: 1976 Ch: 1985 Ch: 1984 ANNAPOLIS Fn: 2013 Fn: 1986 Sf: 1977 Ch: 1988 Sf: 1975, 1978, 1990, 2007 Sf: 1995, 2001, 2006 LA PLATA ARUNDEL CENTENNIAL FREDERICK Ch: 2008, 2016, 2019 Ch: 1976, 1977, 1981, 1987, Ch: 2001, 2004 Ch: 2009 Fn: 2002, 2011, 2013, 2018 1991, 1993, 1995, 1998, Fn: 1993, 1997, 1999, 2007 Sf: 1985, 1988, 1996, 1999, Sf: 1975, 1986, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2006 Sf: 1980, 1984, 1985, 1994, 2005 2012, 2014, 2017 Fn: 1979, 1994, 1996, 2005, 2008 GAITHERSBURG HENRY E. LACKEY 2012 CENTURY Ch: 2015 Sf: 2000 Sf: 1992 Ch: 2018 Fn: 1992, 1993, 1997 LANSDOWNE ATHOLTON CHESAPEAKE (AA) Sf: 1988, 1991, 1998, 2011, Ch: 1993 Ch: 2002 Ch: 1997, 2014 2014 Fn: 1992, 1998, 2011 Fn: 1994, 1996 Fn: 1983, 1987, 2010, 2016, GLEN BURNIE LAUREL Sf: 1986, 2006, 2010 2017 Ch: 1999 Sf: 1987, 1989 BEALL Sf: 1986, 2018 Sf: 1977 LEONARDTOWN Ch: 1989, 2005 CHESAPEAKE (BC) GLENELG Ch: 1987 BEL AIR Fn: 1985 Ch: 1983, 1993, 1995, 1998, Fn: 1999 Ch: 1996, 2013, 2016 CHOPTICON 1999 Sf: 1998, 2004, 2016 Sf: 1979, 2005 Ch: 2015 Fn: 1979 LIBERTY JAMES M.
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