HANDBOOK of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 200 West Baltimore Street Baltimore, MD 21201 410-767-0555

HANDBOOK of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 200 West Baltimore Street Baltimore, MD 21201 410-767-0555 www.mpssaa.org

Andy Warner, Editor

Member of the National Federation of State High School Associations

1 MARYLAND PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

2008–2009 OFFICERS

PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT Andrew C. Roper Dr. William Beattie Supervisor of Athletics Director of Athletics St. Mary’s County Public Schools Montgomery County Public Schools 23160 Moakley Street, Suite 101 850 Hungerford Drive Leonardtown, MD 20650 Rockville, MD 20850 Phone: 301-475-5511 x122 Phone: 301-279-3144 Fax: 301-475-4229 Fax: 301-279-3104

PAST-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR David Byrd Edward F. Sparks Athletic Director Maryland State Pocomoke High School Department of Education 1817 Old Virginia Road 200 West Baltimore Street Pocomoke, MD 21851 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: 410-632-5195 Phone: 410-767-0555 Fax: 410-632-5189 Fax: 410-333-3111

PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Andy Warner MPSSAA Assistant Director Phone: 410-767-0415

Bill Burroughs MPSSAA Coordinator of Officials Phone: 410-767-0375

TBA MPSSAA Program Specialist Phone: 410-767-0374

Sharon Komornik MPSSAA Office Manager Phone: 410-767-0555 Fax: 410-333-3111

2 CONTENTS MPSSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS CALENDAR ...... Inside Front Cover MPSSAA OFFICERS AND STAFF ...... 2 INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS IN MARYLAND ...... 5 CONSTITUTION ...... 6 PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE MPSSAA ...... 12 FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF THE MPSSAA ...... 12

GENERAL MPSSAA Organizational Structure...... 13 INFORMATION Dist rict Representatives...... 14 Standing Committees...... 16

BYLAWS Authorization ...... 21 Eligibility ...... 21 Sports Season ...... 22 Operational Guidelines ...... 24 Violations, Penalties, and Appeals ...... 28 Classification ...... 30 State Tournament Policies...... 31 Awards and Recognition ...... 32 Sanction Rules ...... 32 Amateur Rules ...... 33 Amendments ...... 34

RULES Def initions...... 35 AND Outside Participation ...... 36 INTERPRETATIONS Maximum Number of Contests Allowed per Season...... 36 Care and Prevention Course ...... 36 Out-of-Season Practice ...... 38 Camps ...... 39 Awards...... 39 Misconduct Detrimental to a Tournament ...... 40 State Championship Criteria ...... 40 50% Sport Staff ...... 40 Loss of Instructional Time ...... 40

TOURNAMENTS Tournament Schedules ...... 41 Travel Reimbursement...... 43 Tournament Committees ...... 45

OFFICIALS Clinics and Rules Interpreters ...... 51 Certified Officials Boards...... 52

2007–2008 RESULTS ...... 55 Alphabetical Index ...... 66 By School System/Address ...... 68 MPSSAA CALENDAR ...... 86 SUPERVISORS OF ATHLETICS ...... Inside Back Cover MPSSAA DISTRICTS ...... Back Cover

3 RESOLUTION

Adopted by the Superintendents and the State Board of Education, November 1, 1991. Adopted by the MPSSAA State Board of Control, December 7, 1991.

WHEREAS, the Interscholastic Sports Program is an integral part of the education program;

WHEREAS, it is essential to promote healthful living, charac- ter building, and good citizenship for students through com- petitive sports;

WHEREAS, emphasis shall be placed on equality of opportunity, wholesome competition, and safety of participation; and

WHEREAS, a Master Agreement has been enacted by the Maryland State Department of Education, the local school systems, and the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic As- sociation to divide responsibility in a formal manner for the oversight, conduct, and operation of public interscholastic programs in Maryland; therefore be it,

RESOLVED tha t the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Ath- letic Association shall be constituted as set forth herein to ful- fill its obligation under the Master Agreement.

4 INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS IN MARYLAND

MARYLAND MARYLAND LOCAL SCHOOL STATE DEPARTMENT STATE DEPARTMENT SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION OF EDUCATION AND • Interpretation and LOCAL SCHOOL • Provide staff to con- enforcement of Code SYSTEMS duct MPSSAA activities of Maryland Regula- • Permit use of school tions (COMAR) • Authorize State Tournaments facilities • Fiscal Agent • Authorize MPSSAA • Resolve ALL local • Provide administra- to conduct State disputes tive services Tournaments • Bear responsibility • Designate Athletics • Authorize MPSSAA to for students, coaches, Administrator register officials and other staff involved in tournament • Authorize MPSSAA to programs conduct enhancement programs • Recommend modifications to COMAR • Authorize MPSSAA to be representatives to • Participate in the National Federa- tournament play within tion of State High guidelines established School Associations by MPSSAA • Comply with athletic program regulations established by MSDE or MPSSAA

MARYLAND PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

• Serve as State High School Athletic Association • Establish policies and rules for operation and conduct of State Tournaments • Recommend COMAR modifications • Advise State Superintendent regarding resolution of disputes • Register and certify contest officials • Represent Maryland in the National Federation of State High School Associations • Deposit all funds into special account at MSDE • Manage and account for all funds granted by MSDE

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CONSTITUTION (Adopted April 21, 1951, Amendments made April 5, 1952, April 10, 1954, March 9, 1963, March 14, 1964, March 12, 1966, March 8, 1969, March 14, 1970, March 27, 1971, March 25, 1972, March 31, 1973, March 31, 1974, March 15, 1975, December 5, 1987, December 7, 1991, December 10, 1994, December 10, 2003) The State Board of Education, as recommended by the State Superin- tendent of Schools, shall establish rules and regulations governing athletic programs for all students in the Public Secondary Schools of Maryland, which shall be supervised by an organization known as the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association and which shall function under the Division of Instruction of the State Department of Education. The administrator in Interscholastic Athletics shall serve as the Executive Director of the organization. ARTICLE I — Name This organization shall be known as the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association. ARTICLE II — Philosophy The purpose of this Association shall be to promote, direct, and control all interscholastic activities of high school students; to establish, maintain, and enforce such regulations as may be necessary to assure that all such activities shall be part of and contribute toward the entire educational program of the state of Maryland; to cooperate closely with the state department of education in the development of that program to safeguard the physical, mental, and moral welfare of high school students and protect them from exploitation. ARTICLE III — Purposes Sec. 1—The Association shall supervise and administer all rules and regulations of the MPSSAA. Sec. 2— The Association shall provide leadership in conducting athletic programs between the public schools in the state of Maryland. Sec. 3—Th e Association shall recommend the development of new and in- novative athletic programs. Sec. 4— The Association shall promote clinics and assist in the distribution of instructional materials, including films, national rules and regulations, and other such aids. Sec. 5—The Association shall register and certify athletic contest officials.

6 Sec. 6—The Association shall perform other functions as stated in the “Mas- ter Agreement Outlining the Interscholastic Structure for Public Schools in Maryland”. ARTICLE IV — Membership Sec. 1—Al l public high schools in Maryland who qualify under rules and regulations of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association may become members. Application for membership to the Association must be made by May 1 of any school year. Sec. 2— A school having become a member of the MPSSAA shall continue as a member until such time as it withdraws its membership. ARTICLE V — Organization Sec. 1—A member school must abide by the rules and regulations of the As- sociation. Sec. 2—A local association may be formed by the member schools for the purpose of regulating and administering local athletic events. The rules enacted by any association must be in accordance with, or more restrictive than, those of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association. Sec. 3—To facilitate effective conduct of Association business between meetings of the state board of control, there shall be an executive council composed of the president, president-elect, past-president, executive director, a representative of the Maryland Secondary Schools Principals Association, and a representative from each district association. Sec. 4— The legislative powers of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association shall be entrusted to a board of control whose members shall be selected as follows: a. One delegate appointed by each county superintendent. b. Three superintendents to represent all county superintendents. c. Represen tatives from each of the counties, based on school enrollment in grades 9-11 in all member schools in that county, according to the following: Enrollment Representatives 1 - 11,999 1 12,000 - 19,999 2 20,000 - 27,999 3 28,000 - 35,999 4 36,000 and above 5 d. Each appointed board of control member, if present, shall have one vote.

7 ARTICLE VI Sec. 1— For the purpose of implementing activities of the Association, the state is divided into districts, the division to be as follows: District 1 —Allegany, Carroll, Frederick, Garrett, & Washington Counties District 2 —Montgomery County District 3 —Prince George’s County District 4 —Charles, Calvert, & St. Mary’s Counties District 5 —Anne Arundel & Howard Counties District 6 —Baltimore County District 7 —Cecil & Harford Counties District 8 —Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, & Worcester Counties District 9— Baltimore City Sec. 2— Each district association shall be comprised of member schools as established by Article VI, Section 1. a. Member representatives shall be professional employees as certified by the Maryland State Department of Education. b. All elected officers of the district association shall assume their of- fices as of June 1. c. Whenever a vacancy occurs, the unexpired term shall be filled by the remaining members of the association, or as otherwise specified in the bylaws of the district association. d. Each member school shall have one vote. Sec. 3— At least one meeting shall be held each year. Sec. 4—The officers of each district shall be a chairperson, assistant chairperson, and a secretary-treasurer. Sec. 5— The chairperson shall have the power to call meetings of the district association. The chairperson shall preside over all meetings, and shall have the power to appoint, with the approval of the district board of control, such committees as are deemed necessary. Sec. 6—The assistant chairperson shall preside in the absence of the chairperson. Sec. 7— The secretary-treasurer shall keep a record of the proceedings of meetings, conduct all necessary correspondence, and handle the finances of the district association. The position of secretary-treasurer shall be bonded by MPSSAA. Sec. 8—Th e district association may determine all necessary fiscal procedures for the efficient operation of the business and other activities of the respective district programs.

8 Sec. 9— The district association may create subcommittees to which it may delegate specific functions. Sec. 10—The district association shall have the power to fill vacancies by ap- pointment and the officers shall serve until the next regular election. Sec. 11—The district associations are empowered to perform such functions not delegated to the state board of control, to assist in the organization and administration of the intercounty interscholastic athletic program within their respective districts, and to recommend study and action by the state board of control. ARTICLE VII — Meetings Sec. 1—Meetings of the board of control shall be held in the winter and spring of each year at a time and place designated by the president of MPSSAA. Sec. 2— A quorum of the board of control (one-half of the delegates plus one) must be present to take official action at scheduled meetings. ARTICLE VIII — Officers Sec. 1— The elected officers of this Association shall be a president and a president-elect. Sec. 2—The president and the president-elect shall serve a term of two years. They shall begin their term of office by June 1 of the year in which they are elected. a. The retiring president shall serve as past-president until duly suc- ceeded. b. The president shall have power to call meetings of the Association and to preside over them. The president shall appoint such committees as are designated in Article IX, Section 1 and Section 2 of the constitution. c. Th e president-elect shall preside in the absence of the president; the past-president shall preside in the absence of both the president and the president-elect. Sec. 3—The Maryland State Department of Education administrator in interscholastic athletics shall serve as non-voting director of the Association. a. The executive director shall keep a record of the proceedings of meetings, conduct all necessary correspondence, and keep official records of meets and tournaments sponsored by the Association at the state level. He/she shall present the report of the fiscal representatives on finances of the Association at all board of control meetings and at other times at the request of the state board of control. He/she shall perform such other duties as are requested by the state board of control consistent with the “Master Agreement”. 9 ARTICLE IX — Committees Sec. 1—The president, with the recommendation of the district associations, shall appoint committees as follows: a. Nominating e. Classification b. Finance f. Appeals c. Constitution g. Officials d. Tournaments Sec. 2— The president, with the approval of the executive council, shall appoint such additional committees as are deemed necessary. Sec. 3—All committees, except a and f, in Section 1 above, shall submit all proposals to the executive council for review and/or recommendation to the board of control. ARTICLE X — Public Secondary School Interscholastic Athletic Revenues Sec. 1—MPSSAA shall deposit all revenues generated by the operation of public secondary school interscholastic athletic programs into a special rev- enue account at MSDE entitled “Public Secondary School Interscholastic Athletic Revenues.” Sec. 2—MSD E officials shall serve as fiscal agents for this account and shall administer it according to State policies and procedures. Sec. 3—MPSSAA shall submit disbursement requests to the MSDE athletics coordinator. Upon approval, the MSDE athletics coordinator shall warrant the release of funds and authorize the issuing of checks chargeable to the Public Interscholastic Secondary Schools Athletic Revenues account. Sec. 4—Dis bursements of funds shall be predicated on policies determined by MSDE and the participating LEAs. Sec. 5—MPSSAA shall manage all funds in accordance with State policies and procedures. Sec. 6—MPSSAA shall present to MSDE and to all participating LEAs an annual financial statement which will include its annual budget and an ac- counting for all revenues generated and disbursed for the operation of the public secondary schools interscholastic athletic programs. Sec. 7—Upon request from the MPSSAA, the MSDE fiscal officer may deposit reserves from the Public Secondary School Interscholastic Athletic Revenues account into the Local Government Investment Pool. Sec. 8—The MPSSAA shall maintain comprehensive liability insurance cov- erage of not less than $100,000 for each occurrence.

10 ARTICLE XI — Amendments Amendments to the constitution may be made as follows: Sec. 1— The proposed written amendment(s) may be submitted by a member school, county association, district association, state board of control, county board of education, state board of education, county superintendent, and state superintendent of schools to the executive director at least forty-five (45) days before the first annual meeting. a. Unless an emergency has been declared by the president, constitu- tional amendments can only be proposed and voted upon during an even-numbered school year with 1989-90 being considered as an even numbered school year. Sec. 2—Up on receipt of such amendment(s), they shall be referred to the constitution committee for appropriate action and recommendation. Sec. 3— Notice of the proposed amendment(s) shall be sent to each member school, members of the executive council, board of control, local and state board members, and county and state superintendents of schools at least fifteen (15) days before the first annual meeting. Sec. 4— Ratification of the proposed amendment(s) shall require a 2/3’s majority vote of the delegates of the board of control present at the first annual meeting. Sec. 5—Amendme nts approved by the board of control shall be forwarded to the state superintendent and local superintendents of schools. ARTICLE XII — Resolution of Problems Sec. 1— Problems involving member schools shall be referred to the local superintendent of schools for approval and appropriate action within his/her jurisdiction. Disputes or protests involving two member school systems shall be referred to superintendents of the schools involved for settlement. Dis- putes not resolved within or between local school jurisdictions shall be referred to the state board of control appeals committee for further action. Sec. 2— A superintendent shall consider a protest official when he/she has received a written protest from a principal of a member school in his/her jurisdiction, or from a superintendent in another system by June 30 of that school year.

11 MARYLAND PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Past Presidents 1947-48 ...... William Brish 1970-71 ...... Marvin C. Joy 1949-50 ...... William Brish 1971-72...... John E. Molesworth 1950-51...... George Carrington 1972-73 ...... Robert Melville 1951-52...... George Carrington 1973-74...... Albert Cesky 1952-53 ...... Arthur Ramey 1974-76 ...... Earl Hersh 1953-54 ...... Ellery Ward 1976-78 ...... Robert M. Foster 1954-55...... Crescent J. Bride 1978-80 ...... Mildred H. Murray 1955-56 ...... Stephan A. Lerda 1980-82 ...... Robert E. Pence 1956-57 ...... Edward Semler 1982-84...... Jim Heins 1957-58 ...... Charles Hudson 1984-86...... Roy Comer 1958-59 ...... Warren R. Evans 1986-88 ...... Clarence Johnson 1959-60 ...... Robert E. Pence 1988-90 ...... W. Cecil Short 1960-61 ...... Charles R. Berry 1990-92 ...... Chuck Brown 1961-62 ....Vincent C. Holochwost 1992-94 ...... Patricia Barry 1962-63 ...... William J. Callaghan 1994-96 ...... Ronald J. Belinko 1963-64 ..G. Wayne Burgemeister 1996-98 ...... Donald E. Cooke 1964-65...... William E. Dykes Jr. 1998-00 ...... Mary Etta Reedy 1965-66 ...... Jack Willard 2000-02 ...... Marlene Kelly 1966-67 ...... Edward Finzel 2002-04 ...... Robert P. Wade 1967-68 ...... Harold S. Martin 2004-06...... Jay Berno 1968-69...... Crescent J. Bride 2006-08 ...... David Byrd 1969-70 ...... Warren Squires

Former Executive Directors

1946-51 ...... Thomas C. Ferguson 1951-70 ...... Herbert R. Steiner 1970-71 ...... Paul Rusko 1971-81 ...... John E. Molesworth

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Maryland State Board of Education

State Superintendent of Schools

MPSSAA - Executive Director (MSDE - Athletic Administrator)

Board of Control Executive Council

Ad Hoc District Boards Officials Committees of Control Associations

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Standing Tournament Committees Committees

Organization Structure

13 MPSSAA BOARD OF CONTROL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES 2008-2009

DISTRICT 1 Allegany County 1. Tim Scaletta—Supervisor, Allegany Co. 2. Randy Stewart—Coach, Allegany Carroll County 1. James Rodriguez—Supervisor, Carroll Co. 2. Randy Clark—Principal, Manchester Valley Frederick County 1. Lynn Carr—Supervisor, Frederick Co. 2. Casey Delauter—Frederick Co. Garrett County 1. Lynn H. Bell—Dir. of Sec. Education, Garrett Co. 2. James H. Maddy—Principal, Southern Garrett Washington 1. Ed Masood—Supervisor, Washington Co. County 2. Michael Shockey—Principal, Clear Spring

DISTRICT 2 Montgomery 1. William Beattie—Supervisor, Montgomery Co. County 2. Joan Benz—Principal, Churchill 3. Ron Lane—Athletic Director, Springbrook 4. Butch Hilliard—Athletic Director, Blake 5. Gabriele von Nordheim—Athletics Specialist, Montgomery Co.

DISTRICT 3 Prince George’s 1. Earl Hawkins—Dir. of Athletics, Prince George’s Co. County 2. L. O'Shay Watson—Supervisor, Prince George’s Co. 3. Rudolph Saunders—Principal, Frederick Douglass 4. Terry Parfitt—Athletic Director, Laurel 5. Jackie Slay—Athletic Director, High Point

DISTRICT 4 Calvert County 1. Leon Langley—Supervisor, Calvert Co. 2. George Miller—Principal, Northern Charles County 1. Jan Johnson—Supervisor, Charles Co. 2. Michael Heim—Vice Principal, North Point St. Mary’s County 1. David B. O’Neil—Principal, Leonardtown 2. Brenda Henley—Athletic Director, Great Mills

DISTRICT 5 Anne Arundel 1. Greg LeGrand—Athletics Coord., Anne Arundel Co. County 2. William T. Myers—Principal, South River 3. Marianne Shultz—Athletic Director, Northeast Howard County 1. Michael Williams—Athletics Coord., Howard Co. 2. Vince Parnell—Athletic Director, Wilde Lake

DISTRICT 6 Baltimore County 1. Ronald J. Belinko—Athletics Coord., Baltimore Co. 2. Reggie Brooks—Athletic Director, New Town 3. Lynette M. Mitzel—Supervisor, Baltimore Co. 4. Joseph Sargent—Athletic Director, Milford Mill

14 DISTRICT 7 Cecil County 1. Sue Ann Strobel—Supervisor, Cecil Co. 2. George Rash—Athletic Director, Perryville Harford County 1. Kenneth Zorbach—Supervisor, Harford Co. 2. Kilo Mack—Assistant Principal, Bel Air

DISTRICT 8 Caroline County 1. Roger Eareckson—Supervisor, Caroline County 2. Henry Ward—Athletic Director, North Caroline Dorchester County 1. Dave Bromwell—Supervisor, Dorchester Co. 2. Kermit Hines—Vice Principal, Dorchester Co. School of Tech Kent County 1. Charles Welsh—Athletic Director, Kent County 2. Edward Silver—Principal, Kent County Queen Anne’s 1. Thad Kalmanowicz—Supervisor, Queen Anne’s Co. County 2. Richard McNeal—Principal, Queen Anne's Somerset County 1. Jim Webster—Supervisor, Somerset Co. 2. Phill Rayfield—Coach, Crisfield Talbot County 1. Gail Phillips—Supervisor, Talbot Co. 2. Brian Femi—Athletic Director, St. Michaels Wicomico County 1. Ralph Osborne—Supervisor, Wicomico Co. 2. Stosh Schtierman—Intervention Spec., Wicomico Co. Worcester County 1. Raymond Moore—Supervisor, Worcester Co. 2. David Byrd—Athletic Director, Pocomoke

DISTRICT 9 Baltimore City 1. Robert P. Wade—Coordinator, Baltimore City 2. Jessica Ivey—Coordinator, Baltimore City 3. David Lang—Athletic Director, Western

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Andrew C. Roper — President, MPSSAA William Beattie — President-elect David Byrd — Past President DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 rLynn Car Ronald J. Belinko Frederick County Baltimore County DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Gabriele von Nordheim Sue Ann Strobel Montgomery County Cecil County DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Earl Hawkins Ralph Osborne Prince George’s County Wicomico County DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Jan Johnson Robert P. Wade Charles County Baltimore City DISTRICT 5 PRINCIPAL’S REPRESENTATIVE Greg LeGrand Jay Berno Anne Arundel County Tuscarora High School Michael Williams Howard County

15 STANDING COMMITTEES DISTRICT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER District 1 Bill Sterner Randy Pentz Casey Delauter Hancock Century Frederick Co. District 2 William Beattie Gabriele von Nordheim William Beattie Montgomery Co. Montgomery Co. Montgomery Co. District 3 Shirley Diggs Earl Hawkins Earl Hawkins High Point Prince George’s Co. Prince George’s Co. District 4 Leon Langley Andrew C. Roper Jan Johnson Calvert Co. St. Mary’s Co. Charles Co. District 5 John Davis Michael Williams Greg LeGrand Glenelg Howard Co. Anne Arundel Co. District 6 Lynette Mitzel Ronald J. Belinko Ronald J. Belinko Baltimore Co. Baltimore Co. Baltimore Co. District 7 George Rash Dave Cesky Gary Brown Perryville Fallston North East-Cec District 8 Allen Miller Doug Bloodsworth Roger Eareckson Snow Hill Somerset Co. Caroline Co. District 9 Jessica Ivey David Lang Robert P. Wade Baltimore City Western Baltimore City

APPEALS COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 Ed Masood Lynette Mitzel Washington Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Gabriele von Nordheim Ken Zorbach Montgomery Co. Harford Co. DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Earl Hawkins Rick Briggs Prince George’s Co. Wicomico DISTRICT 4 Dave Cooper Andrew C. Roper Queen Anne’s St. Mary’s Co. DISTRICT 9 DISTRICT 5 Barbara Allen Greg LeGrand Dunbar Anne Arundel Co. PRINCIPALS’ REPRESENTATIVE Michael Williams Tony Thompson Howard Co. Meadowood Educ. Ctr.

16 STANDING COMMITTEES CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 Ed Masood Ronald J. Belinko Washington Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Butch Hilliard Ken Zorbach Blake Harford Co. DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Earl Hawkins Jim Webster Prince George's Co. Somerset Co. DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Leon Langley Robert P. Wade Calvert Co. Baltimore City DISTRICT 5 PRINCIPALS’ REPRESENTATIVE Greg LeGrand Tony Thompson Anne Arundel Co. Meadowood Educ. Ctr. Michael Williams Howard Co.

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 rLynn Car Ronald J. Belinko Frederick Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 William Beattie Sue Ann Strobel Montgomery Co. Cecil Co. DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Earl Hawkins Stosh Schtierman Prince George’s Co. Wicomico DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Leon Langley Robert P. Wade Calvert Co. Baltimore City DISTRICT 5 Greg LeGrand Anne Arundel Co. Michael Williams Howard Co.

17 STANDING COMMITTEES EQUITY COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 Lisa Shives Reggie Brooks Clear Spring New Town DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Mike Riley Sue Ann Strobel Clarksburg Cecil Co. DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 L. O'Shay Watson Mary Fisher Prince George's Co. North Caroline DISTRICT 4 Susan Grudis Jan Johnson Washington Charles Co. DISTRICT 9 DISTRICT 5 Jes sica Ivey Diane Casey Baltimore City Broadneck Yolanda Jackson Michael Williams Walbrook Howard Co.

FINANCE COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 Cas ey Delauter Ronald J. Belinko Frederick Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Willi am Beattie Gary Brown Montgomery Co. North East-Cec DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Ear l Hawkins Roger Eareckson Prince George’s Co. Caroline Co. DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Jan Johnson Robert P. Wade Charles Co. Baltimore City DISTRICT 5 Greg LeGrand Anne Arundel Co. Michael Williams Howard Co.

18 STANDING COMMITTEES NOMINATING COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 James Rodriguez Lynette Mitzel Carroll Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Gabr iele von Nordheim Sue Strobel Montgomery Co. Cecil Co. DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 Jack ie Slay Allen Miller Largo Snow Hill DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Andrew C. Roper Elise Collier St. Mary’s Co. Edmondson/Westside DISTRICT 5 Greg LeGrand Anne Arundel Co. Michael Williams Howard Co.

OFFICIALS COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 Edd Masoo Lynette Mitzel Washington Co. Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 7 Willi am Beattie George Rash Montgomery Co. Perryville DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 8 L. O'Shay Watson Rick Roman Prince George’s Co. Wicomico DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT 9 Le on Langley Carol Ansell Calvert Co. Samuel L. Banks DISTRICT 5 Greg LeGrand Anne Arundel Co. Michael Williams Howard Co.

19 STANDING COMMITTEES SCHOLAR ATHLETE COMMITTEE

DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 6 James H. Maddy Lynette Mitzel Southern Garrett Baltimore Co. DISTRICT 2 Nath aniel J. Gibson III Gabriele von Nordheim Milford Mill Montgomery Co. DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 3 Mike Bauer Earl Hawkins Joppatowne Prince George’s Co. DISTRICT 8 DISTRICT 4 Jodi Hollamon Leon Langley Parkside Calvert Co. DISTRICT 9 DISTRICT 5 Linda Mitchell-Holmes Greg LeGrand W. E. B. Du Bois Anne Arundel Co. Michael Williams Howard Co.

20 MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Subtitle 06 SUPPORTING PROGRAMS 13A.06.03 Interscholastic Athletics in the State Authority: Education Article, SS2-205 and 2-303(j), Annotated Code of Maryland .01 Authorization A. The following regulations have been established by the State Superintendent of Schools to govern the athletic program for all high school students in Maryland public secondary schools which are members of the Maryland Public Second- ary Schools Athletic Association, MPSSAA. B. Local school systems may adopt rules governing their athletic programs that are more restrictive than those of the MPSSAA. Less restrictive rules may not be adopted. .02 Eligibility Stu dent eligibility for participation in interscholastic athletics at the high school level shall be based on the following criteria: A. Students shall be officially registered and attending a member MPSSAA member school. They may represent only the school in which they are registered and at which it is anticipated they will complete their graduation requirements. Ninth grade public school students, who reside in the attendance area of a high school organized 10 - 12, may participate in the interscholastic athletic program of that high school. B. Each local school system shall establish standards of participation which assure that students involved in interscholastic athletics are making satisfactory progress toward graduation. C. Students who are 19 years old or older as of August 31st are ineligible to participate in interscholastic athletics. D. Students may participate in interscholastic athletic contests for a maximum of three seasons in any one sport in grades 10, 11, and 12. Students who participate on an interscholastic team in grade 9 will have a maximum athletic eligibility of four seasons in that one sport. E. Middle, intermediate, or junior high school students are not eligible to compete or practice with high school teams. However, ninth grade public school students, who reside in the attendance area of a high school organized 10 - 12, may participate in the interscholastic athletic program of that high school. F. Students shall maintain amateur status as defined by Regulation .10 of this chapter. G. Students, while participating on a school team, are permitted to participate in the same sport outside of school during the sport’s season. This participation shall meet the following criteria: (1) The outside participation shall not conflict with the practice or contests schedule of the school including district, regional, and State championship

21 play unless prior approval has been obtained from the school principal and coach; (2) Students who elect to participate on an outside team and do not participate and practice with the school team throughout the designated sport’s season are ineligible to represent the school in all contests that determine a county, district, regional, or State championship during that sport season. H. Students shall present to their high school principal a certificate from their par- ents or guardian giving permission for participation. I. A student shall be examined and certified to the high school principal as being physically fit to participate in any try-out, practice or contest of a school team. The examination shall be performed by a licensed physician, certified physician’s assistant under the supervision of a licensed physician, or certified nurse practitioner. J. Students legally transferred to another school may participate. “Legally transferred” means a change of residence or a transfer from one school to another by action approved by the local superintendent of schools. K. Graduates. (1) Graduates of high schools are not eligible to practice with or participate on interscholastic sports teams. However, they may participate in the remaining athletic contests of that semester. (2) Students are considered graduates when they have completed the work required for graduation and are declared graduates by the local board of education. .03 Sports Season MPSSAA member schools shall conduct all interscholastic athletic contests and practice sessions in accordance with the following: A. The sports seasons shall be defined as follows: (1) “Fall” means the sixth Saturday following the first full week of July until the final date of the county, conference, district, regional, or state tournament. (2) “Winter” means November 15th until the final date of the local conference, district, regional, or State tournament. (3) “Spring” means March 1st until the final date of the local conference, district, regional, or State tournament. (4) When August 15th, November 15th, or March 1st falls on Sunday, practice will start the preceding Saturday. B. Maximum Number of Contests Permitted During a Sports Season. (1) One additional contest beyond the maximum allowable number may be played to determine a conference/league championship. The results of that contest shall not count towards MPSSAA standings. (2) All school athletic schedules shall be established before the first contest of each sport’s season according to the following instructions: 22 (a) Badminton —15 matches with not more than two matches per week. Three matches in one week may be scheduled once during the season. (b) Baseball—18 games with not more than three games per week. Two additional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A team may elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament and play 17 regular season games. The total number of games may not exceed twenty. Four games are permitted in 1 week if games are part of a holiday tournament. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non- school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament. Holiday tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA standings. (c) Basketball—2 0 games with not more than two games per week. Three games in one week may be scheduled twice dur-ing the season. Two additional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A team may elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament and play 19 regular season games. The total number of games may not exceed twenty-two. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non-school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament. Holi- day tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA team standings. (d) Cross Country —10 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meets may not be held on consecutive days. (e) Field Hockey —12 games with not more than two games per week. Three games in one week may be scheduled twice dur-ing the season. Two additional games may be played as part of a tournament during the season. A team may elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament and play 11 regular season games. The total number of games may not exceed fourteen. The tournament shall be played during non-instructional time for all MPSSAA member schools involved in the tournament. (f) Football—10 games with not more than one game per week. (g) Golf—12 matches with not more than three matches per week. (h) Gymnastics—8 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meets may not be held on consecutive days. (i) Indoor Track—10 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meets may not be held on consecutive days. (j) Lacrosse—12 games with not more than two games per week. Three games in one week may be scheduled twice during the season. Two additional games may be played in a holiday tournament. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non-school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament. Holiday tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA standings. (k) Outdoor Track —10 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meets may not be held on consecutive days.

23 (l) Soccer—1 2 games with not more than two games per week. Three games in one week may be scheduled twice during the season. Two additional games may be played as part of a tournament during the season. A team may elect to play three games as part of a tournament and play 11 regular season games. The total number of games shall not exceed fourteen. The tournament shall be played during non- instructional time for all MPSSAA schools involved in the tournament. (m) Softball—18 games with not more than three games per week. Two additional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A team may elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament and play 17 regular season games. The total number of games shall not exceed twenty. Four games are permitted in 1 week if games are part of a holiday tournament. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non- school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament. Holiday tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA team standings. (n) Swimming —12 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meets may not be held on consecutive days. (o) Tennis—18 matches with not more than three matches per week. (p) Volleyball—15 matches with not more than two matches per week. Three matches in one week may be scheduled twice during the season. Teams may elect to play tri-matches provided the total number of opponents does not exceed 15 during the season, or teams may play 14 matches plus one multi-team tournament . (q) Wrestling —14 meets including dual meets and a maximum of 3 tournaments and 3 tri-meets. A county tournament required to qualify for the State tournament will not be counted as one of the three allowed tournaments. There may not be more than two contests per week. Multi-team events may be used to make up postponed contests between teams originally scheduled. Wrestling tournaments and meets are defined by Regulation .04E(3)(4). .04 Operational Guidelines The regulations given below are established for all MPSSAA interscholastic sports. A. Equal Opportunity for Participation. Students may not be excluded on the basis of sex from overall equal opportunity to participate in athletic programs. If a school sponsors a team in a particular sport for members of one sex but sponsors no such team for members of the opposite sex, and before July 1, 1975, overall opportunities for members of the excluded sex have been limited, the excluded sex shall be allowed to try out for the team. B. MPSSAA Coaching Eligibility. (1) Member MPSSAA schools shall employ as coaches teachers or certificated professional educator employees of the local Board of Education for a specific coaching assignment.

24 (2) If no acceptable and qualified coaches are available from the teachers or certifiable professional educators teachers employed by the local board of education, temporary emergency coaches may be employed if the following procedures are followed: (a) With no acceptable professional staff members available to fill the coaching vacancy, the local school system shall attempt to locate as a coach a person certifiable as a professional educator by the State Department of Education according to 13A.12.01. (b) With no acceptable and certifiable professional educator available, a person acceptable to the local school system may be employed as an emergency coach. (c) Any person employed as a coach under the emergency provision shall comply with the following: (i) The person shall be officially appointed by the local Board of Ed- ucation on a one-season basis for a specific coaching assignment; (ii) The coaching salary of the appointed emergency coach shall be paid exclusively by the local school system; (d) In sports having more than one coach, emergency coaches shall not comprise more than 50 percent of that sport staff. (e) The emergency coach shall be at least 21 years old and possess a high school diploma. (3) All coaches shall have completed or be enrolled in a one-credit course in the prevention and care of athletic injuries. (4) Member MPSSAA schools may permit volunteer athletic coaches to assist their coaching staff. These volunteer coaches may not serve as head coaches at any level and must work only under the direction of the head coach. The volunteer coach may be utilized if the following procedures are followed: (a) The volunteer coach shall be at least 21 years old and possess a high school diploma. (b) The volunteer coach shall have completed or be enrolled in a one- credit course in the prevention and care of athletic injuries. (c) The volunteer coach shall be formally appointed on a one season basis for a specific coaching assignment. C. Required Practice. A member MPSSAA school shall not participate in a regularly scheduled game until at least twenty calendar days have elapsed after and including the first day of practice. Golf is the only exception to this regulation.

25 D. Limits of Participation. (1) Each local school system and state tournament committee shall establish guidelines that ensure a minimum loss of instructional time for coaches and students involved in interscholastic athletic contests. (2) Students who participate in both varsity and junior varsity teams may not play in a number of contests that exceed the maximum number allowed in a sport in a week or season. Students may not compete on both a varsity and junior varsity team on the same day. (3) School athletic teams may not participate in any games representing their school in pre-season play or in post-season play. (4) MPSSAA member schools may not play or practice on Sundays. (5) Individual students may participate in two all-star game per sport, upon the completion of their eligibility in the sport in which this participation occurs. (6) MPSSAA member schools shall practice with or play against only high school teams as defined in §J of this regulation. (7) Individual students or teams representing a MPSSAA member school shall participate only in games, meets, or tournaments which are conducted by appropriate educational institutions. (8) MPSSAA member schools shall not enter competition preliminary to a college or professional game. (9) A varsity or junior varsity team member of the previous season may not participate in interscholastic competition and in intramural or school sponsored athletic programs in the same sport outside the sport season. E. Policies Pertaining to Wrestling. (1) Students shall have their minimum weight class in which they can wrestle certified by a qualified physician before the students’ first match. (2) Students may not wrestle below the minimum weight class established for them at the time of certification. (3) A wrestling meet is a contest involving two or three schools. (4) A wrestling tournament is a contest involving four or more schools. F. Postponed Games. One postponed contest may be rescheduled in addition to the maximum number permitted per week in Regulation .03. G. Out-of-Season Practice. (1) MPSSAA member schools and coaches of member schools shall confine practice for all students or teams to the seasonal limitations as defined in Regulation .03. (2) A coach may not coach a team representing the coach’s school beyond the sports season as defined in Regulation .03.

26 H. Sports Officials. Schools involved in interscholastic contests shall use only those officials certified by Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association. Only qualified officials shall be used in all sports where MPSSAA-certified officials are not available. I. Summer Camps. (1) Students may attend a summer sports camp of their choice. (2) MPSSAA member schools, member school coaches, school-related organizations, or individuals shall not sponsor or conduct a camp in which students who are returning players are involved or participate. A camp composed of several coaches with their respective teams is a violation of this regulation. (3) Coaches of member MPSSAA member schools, while affiliated with a camp, shall not conduct any form of team or group practice involving their school. Such a practice is considered a violation of the out-of-season practice rule defined in .03A(1), (2), and (3). (4) A MPSSAA member school shall not provide school uniforms or equipment for students who attend a camp outside of the defined sports season in .03. J. Competitors. (1) MPSSAA member schools shall only practice with or play against high school teams that: (a) Ensure fair competition, athlete safety, and appropriate supervision by a responsible entity; (b) Maintain athletics as an integral part of the total educational program; (c) Promote academic progress; (d) Develop leadership; and (e) Deter exploitation of students. (2) High school teams that meet these purposes include high school teams that: (a) Are members of a state interscholastic association recognized by the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS); (b) Have been approved to play members of a state interscholastic athletic association recognized by the NFHS; (c) Are members of an athletic conference that: (i) Formally adopts the standards of competition as established by the Maryland State Superintendent of Schools as part of its constitution and bylaws; and (ii) Has enforcement authority; or

27 (d) Represent a school that verifies compliance with standards of competition as established by the Maryland State Superintendent of Schools. (3) To verify compliance under §J(2)(d) of this regulation, the administrative head of this school who is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the school shall: (a) Sign the verification provided by the Maryland State Department of Education; and (b) Submit the verification for approval to the State Superintendent of Schools annually before the first practice or athletic competition against an MPSSAA member high school team. .05 Violations, Penalties, and Appeals A. Failure to comply with these regulations shall constitute a violation which will re- sult in the following penalties against the MPSSAA member school and either the student, the coach, or both. Depending upon the severity of the violation, more than one penalty may be imposed against the MPSSAA member school, student, and/or coach. Penalties shall be imposed in the order listed below: (1) Against a MPSSAA member school: (a) First—Declare forfeit of all games in which the violation occurred. (b) Second—Declare the MPSSAA member school ineligible for championship honors for the current school year in the sport in which the violation occurred. (c) Third—Declare MPSSAA member school on probation for one school year which shall render the school ineligible to compete in any approved State meet or tournament for that year. (d) Fourth—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the particular case considered. (2) Against a student: (a) First—Declare the student to be ineligible for the next 60 school days following the date the student was found to be in violation. These 60 school days will carry over into the next school year if the violation occurs during the second semester. (b) Second—Declare the student to be ineligible to compete in the sport in which the violation occurred during the subsequent season. (c) Third—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the particular case considered. (3) Against a coach: (a) First—Censure. (b) Second—Declare the coach ineligible to coach a team for the current school year in the sport in which the violation occurred.

28 (c) Third—Declare the coach ineligible to coach a team in any sport for the current year. (d) Fourth—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the particular case considered. B. Procedure. (1) First—Any MPSSAA member school, student or coach shall notify the local supervisor of interscholastic athletics and the MPSSAA Executive Director of the alleged violation. (2) Second—The superintendent or the superintendent’s designee of the local school system in which the school allegedly in violation is located shall convene a hearing within five school days. (3) Third—If the superintendent or the superintendent’s designee of the local school system in which the school allegedly in violation is located concludes that a violation has occurred, a penalty shall be imposed in accordance with this regulation. (4) Fourth—A report of the hearing and decision in the local school system shall be forwarded to the Executive Director of the MPSSAA. (5) Fifth—The MPSSAA Executive Director, in consultation with the appropriate committees, or the Executive Council of the MPSSAA shall review the report of the local hearing and decision in the local school system. The MPSSAA Executive Director shall either accept the penalty imposed or modify the penalty in accordance with this regulation. C. Appeals. (1) A MPSSAA member school, student or coach may appeal the imposed penalty within 30 days and request a hearing before the Appeals Commit- tee of MPSSAA. (2) The membership of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall include one representative from each district in the Association and a representative from the Association of Secondary School Principals. Five members will constitute a quorum. (3) The MPSSAA Executive Director shall notify the Appeals Committee of the hearing and establish a date, time, and hearing site. The appealing school, student or coach, or all of the above, shall be notified of the date, site, and time of the hearing. (4) The MPSSAA Executive Director or the Executive Director’s designee shall present the case to the Appeals Committee in behalf of the MPSSAA. (5) The principal of the involved school, the student, or coach, or all of the above, shall present grounds for the appeal. If appropriate, the local school system’s supervisor of interscholastic athletics involved in the appeal may present the case. (6) The MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall convene in closed session and vote to deny or uphold the appeal or modify the penalty. A majority vote is required to deny or uphold an appeal or modify the penalty.

29 (7) The MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall report its findings to the concerned parties. (8) Any party aggrieved by the MPSSAA Appeals Committee decision may appeal the decision to the State Superintendent of Schools within 30 days after receipt of the Appeals Committee decision. The State Superintendent of Schools, upon examination of the facts, may in his or her discretion, allow the appeal and appoint a special committee of three local superintendents of schools to hear the appeal. The committee of superintendents may deny or uphold the appeal or modify the penalty. (9) Unless otherwise ordered by the State Superintendent of Schools, the application for appeal to the State Superintendent of Schools may not stay the enforcement of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee decision, or excuse the person affected thereby from complying with its terms. (10) The decision of the Committee of Local Superintendents of Schools is final. (11) A member of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee or the committee of local superintendents of schools may not hear an appeal if that member has of- fered advice, made a recommendation, rendered a decision, or in any other way participated in the case being appealed. .06 Classification A. For the purpose of parity in competition in meets and tournaments coordinated by the MPSSAA, member schools shall be divided as equally as possible into four classifications based on enrollment. If, in this calculation, two or more schools with equal enrollments fall between two classifications, they shall be placed in the lower classification. B. The local superintendent of schools shall submit to the MPSSAA Executive Di- rector by November 1, a report on the actual school enrollment of students in Grades 9, 10, and 11 in each of the MPSSAA member schools as of September 30, in each even numbered year. The MPSSAA Executive Director and the Clas- sification Committee of the MPSSAA shall present a recommendation for classification of member schools to the MPSSAA Board of Control for adoption. Classification shall be determined every 2 years based on the September 30 enrollment of the previous year. C. When the MPSSAA Board of Control adopts classifications for member schools, the classifications shall remain in effect for the next 2 school years. D. A new MPSSAA member school that opens or a member school whose enrollment is significantly changed by growth or consolidation during the two-year pe- riod shall be placed in the proper classification by the Classification Committee. “Significantly changed” is defined as a decrease or an increase in enrollment of more than 25 percent. This new placement shall affect only the involved school and may not affect the classification of other member schools. E. When a MPSSAA member school does not have all three grades included in the enrollment figures upon which the classification is based in the even-numbered year, but will have all three grades in the following odd-numbered year when classification becomes effective, the enrollment figure shall include the existing grades and average of the current class sizes applied to each projected grade.

30 .07 State Tournament Policies A. The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association games or tournament committees representing all of the districts shall administer and supervise tournaments in the various sports at the district, regional, and State level. B. All participating schools shall abide by the rules established by each MPSSAA Tournament Committee. C. Although certain aspects of a tournament may vary from year to year, the following basic policies shall be observed by all tournament committees: (1) The tournament shall not interfere with local board of education policy. (2) A MPSSAA member school or local school system may decide whether or not to participate in the tournament. (3) A MPSSAA member school shall compete in its classification when the tournament is so structured. (4) Cert ified and approved officials’ organizations shall be assigned games in a fair, equitable, and non-discriminatory manner. (5) All awards and recognition shall conform to Regulation .08, below. (6) MPSSAA tournament committees shall make every effort to establish game sites to avoid extensive travel for participating teams. (7) All policy and procedure changes for State tournaments shall be subject to the approval of the MPSSAA Executive Council with the Association Tournament Committee serving in an advisory capacity. Emergency decisions on tournament policies and procedures may be made by the MPSSAA Executive Director. (8) When a student is found ineligible during the progress of a tournament, the contest last played shall be forfeited, and the team which was de- feated shall take its place. (9) “All-star teams” or best “individual athlete” awards may not be selected from approved tournaments. (10) Sports at the State tournament level shall be governed by approved game rules. (11) If a team or any students participating in State Tournament contest play leaves the field before completion of the contest, or fails to continue play when eligible to do so, or is guilty of misconduct detrimental to the tournament, then the team, coach, or students may be suspended from further participation in the current tournament, and from the same tournament in the succeeding year, upon the determination of the Tour- nament Committee and the Executive Director. (12) The rules of the MPSSAA do not provide authority to order games re- played. Protests arising from decisions and interpretations by officials during the game will not be considered. Officials’ decisions and interpretations are final.

31 D. Tournament rules and procedures established by MPSSAA may be appealed on behalf of a student, coach, or school by a local superintendent to the State Superintendent of Schools. The appeal shall be adjudicated by a committee of three local superintendents appointed by the State Superintendent of Schools. The decision of the committee shall be final. E. Expansion of any sport to the State level shall be recommended by the State Board of Control of the MPSSAA and approved by the State Superintendent of Schools after consultation with local superintendents of schools. .08 Awards and Recognition A. Awards may be made as follows: (1) A school, school related, or non-profit group may purchase and present to a student for athletic achievement a school insignia, medal, pin, or similar article. (2) Awards from outside the school may be given to individual athletes or school teams provided the awards are approved by the Local Superinten- dent, meet MPSSAA guidelines, and the presentation is made at a school approved function. B. Recognition of student athletes and athletes teams, other than through awards, shall be limited to appreciation banquets approved by the Local Superintendent. .09 Sanction Rules A. Stu dents or teams representing a MPSSAA member school shall participate only in contests conducted by educationally related organizations. B. A school or local school system that wishes to serve as host for an intercounty or interstate contest shall file the appropriate sanction request form with the MPSSAA Executive Director, a minimum of 45 days before the contest. When the event is an interstate, contest, invitations may not be extended to out-of-State schools to participate until official sanction approval has been received from the National High School Federation. C. Schools participating in interstate contests shall use the National Federation contract form furnished by the MPSSAA Executive Director. D. In all interstate contests, each participating school shall follow the rules of the host state athletic authority. E. A school which is a member of a federation member state high school association may not compete in any of the following contests unless the contest has been sanctioned by each of the interested state authorities through the National High School Federation of State High School Associations:. (1) Any interstate meet in which four or more schools participate; (2) Any competition involving schools from three or more state athletic associations; (3) Any interstate two-school contest which involves travel outside of the United States of America; or

32 (4) Any interstate two-school contest (regardless of distance to be traveled) which is sponsored by an individual or an organization other than a MPSSAA member high school. F. A MPSSAA member school shall not compete in any contest in any other state if either school’s participation violates the regulations or established policies of either state’s high school interscholastic athletic authority. G. A member MPSSAA school shall not compete in any of the following contests unless the contest is approved by the MPSSAA Executive Director: (1) Any intercounty contest involving more than three teams and sponsored by a non-member educational institution; (2) Any intercounty contest involving more than four schools; (3) Any intercounty contest involving more than four counties. The host school shall file the appropriate sanction request form with the MPSSAA Execu- tive Director at least 45 days before the event. H. MPSSAA Sanction Guidelines . The following criteria shall be met for sanction approval by the MPSSAA: (1) The competition shall not determine a regional or national championship; (2) The competition is not preliminary to a college or professional game; (3) The competition is sponsored by an educational institution or similar non- profit organization; (4) Participation in the event is within the United States of America, does not involve loss of instructional time, and complies with the local school system policies and procedures for school-sponsored travel; and (5) All awards shall comply with Regulation .08 Awards and Recognition. .10 Amateur Rules A. Students who have not used or are not using their athletic skill as players for financial gain, or who have not competed under an assumed name as players, shall be considered an amateur. Employment as an instructor, counselor, or official shall not be considered a violation. B. Students who have ceased to be amateurs in a particular sport may not represent their school in interscholastic athletics in that sport. C. Students who have lost amateur standing may apply for reinstatement to the MPSSAA Appeals Committee after the lapse of 60 days. The 60 days shall commence with a letter of determination from the local superintendent of schools. D. Students shall not lose amateur standing by playing with or against professional players as long as they do not receive pay for their services. E. Students shall lose their amateur status in a particular sport if they sign a professional contract in that sport.

33 .11 Amendments A. Proposed written amendments to these regulations may be submitted only by any MPSSAA member school, member system superintendent of schools, MPSSAA committee, or the MPSSAA Executive Director. Proposed amendments shall be received by the MPSSAA Executive Director at least 45 days before the annual meeting of the MPSSAA Board of Control. B. Upon receipt proposed amendments shall be referred to the Constitution Com- mittee for appropriate action and recommendation. C. Notice of the proposed amendments shall be sent to each MPSSAA member school, local superintendent of schools, and the State Superintendent of Schools at least 15 days before the annual legislative meeting of the MPSSAA. D. Ratification of the proposed amendments shall require a majority vote of the delegates present at the annual legislative meeting of the MPSSAA. E. Amendments approved by the MPSSAA shall be forwarded to the State Super- intendent of Schools who will receive recommendations from local superintendents of schools before the State Superintendent of Schools submits recommendations to the State Board of Education. F. The amendments approved by the State Board of Education shall be in effect according to the date established by the Board.

34 RULES AND INTERPRETATIONS DEFINITIONS Double-header ...... When a team plays two contests or contest with the same team or different teams on the same day. Intrinsic value ...... Medals, pins, certificates, plaques, trophies, scholarships, appreciation (clothing, shoes, contracts are prohibited). Licensed physician ...... Me dical doctor. Media ...... Any channel of communication. These forms include electronic (radio, television, webcasting, video streaming, photography) and print (news paper, magazine, newsletters, internet). Multi-team...... Three or more teams. Participation ...... Physical entry into a bonafide school-sanctioned athletic contest. Practice ...... Any individual, group, or team gathering that has assembled for the purpose of instruction and/or play. Returning players ...... A player who participates in preceding sport season(s) who again qualifies to represent a school in a subsequent season. Scheduled...... Official number and sequence to be determined prior to the first game of that sport season. School-related group ...... Any organization whose aim is to promote school programs and is under the supervision of the school. Scrimmage ...... A practice or game in which no score is reported, no admission is charged, no public report is made, and the sole purpose of the practice or game is purely for instructional purposes. Sport staff...... Each local school system shall determine the staff coaching titles (head, assistant, junior varsity head) in each sport, and the level of team competition in each sport (varsity, junior varsity, freshman). Statue of Limitations A time frame of one calendar year from the day of the state championship to investigate state athletic violations. Tournament...... Three or more teams or individuals competing in an elimination or round-robin type structure where a champion is determined. Week ...... Monday, 12:00 a.m. through Saturday, 11:59 p.m.

35 RULES AND INTERPRETATIONS OUTSIDE PARTICIPATION .02G(1) “The outside participation shall not conflict with the practice or contests schedule of the school including district, regional, and State championship play unless prior approval has been obtained from the school principal and coach;” Interpretation : Any factor of a non-school athletic activity that causes a student to miss any portion of a school practice or contest constitutes a conflict. This would include but is not limited to: 1. Practice 2. Competition 3. Tryouts/qualifying 4. Travel to and from 5. Registration 7. Awards ceremony 8. Etc. Note : It is expected that high school teams conduct practice for all members or engage in competition every day school is in session during the sports season. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CONTESTS PERMITTED DURING A SPORTS SEASON .03B Interpretation : The seasonal limitations for each sport refer to one varsity team as well as to any under-squad teams. A school may field only one team that can be classified as “varsity”. The nomenclature of any under-squad, i.e., varsity “B”, junior varsity, freshman, novice, etc., must so desiganate its non-varsity status. Accordingly, any requirements or qualifying standards to state tournaments can only be satisfied through varsity competition. CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC INJURIES .04B(3) “All coaches shall have completed or be enrolled in a one-credit course in the prevention and care of athletic injuries.” Interpretation: The following interpretation of that bylaw was agreed upon by formal vote of the MPSSAA Board of Control: 1. The completion of the Care and Prevention Course will be required by August 15, 1989. 2. Coaches beginning employment after August 15, 1989, will have one (1) year to complete the course. 3. The major content areas in the course should be: a. Legal Issues b. Introduction to Injury c. Prevention of Injuries d. First Aid/On Field Management of Injuries e. Life Threatening Injuries f. Ankle Injuries g. Knee Injuries

36 h. Neck, Spine, Pelvis Injuries i. Shoulder Injuries j. Arm, Hand Injuries 4. Emergency coaches must have completed a Care and Prevention course in the first year of his/her employment. 5. Local supervisors will certify that coaches have complete the course. 6. It is strongly recommend that all coaches complete a course in CPR. Following is a suggested outline formulated by the MPSSAA Medical Advisory Board (revised April 22, 1998): CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC INJURIES COURSE OUTLINE I. Legal Issues Suggeste d time allocation: 45 min. • Emergency Plan • Knowledge of proper skills, techniques, and protective equipment • Medical records and documentation • Safety II. Introduction to Injury Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min. • Mechanisms of injury • Tissue response to injury (mild/moderate/severe) • Stages of healing • Psychology of injury • Psychology of sport III. Prevention of Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min. • Conditioning concepts • Alternate training concepts • Nutrition • Performance enhancing issues IV. First Aid/On Field Management of Injuries Suggested time allocation: 2 hr. 30 min. • Primary/Secondary survey • Cuts, blisters, bruises • Hyperventilation • Care of eye, mouth, nose injuries • Thermal injuries • Choking • Hygiene and sanitation (facilities, equipment, supplies) • Hot and Cold Treatment (RICE/ICER treatment) • Ambulatory assistance • Bloodborne pathogens, use of personal protection equipment • First Aid kit • Principles of taping V. Life Threatening Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. • Cardiac • Head/Brain • Spinal • Respiratory • Circulatory • Thoracic/Internal injuries

37 VI. Ankle Injuries Suggested time allocation: 2 hr. 15 min. • Anatomy and mechanics of the joint • Physical examination • Common injuries and causes • Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques • Taping techniques VII. Knee Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 15 min. • Anatomy and mechanics of the joint • Physical examination • Common injuries and causes • Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques VIII. Neck, Spine, Pelvis Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. • Anatomy and mechanics of the joint • Physical examination • Common injuries and causes • Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques IX. Shoulder Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 15 min. • Anatomy and mechanics of the joint • Physical examination • Common injuries and causes • Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques X. Arm, Hand Injuries Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min. • Anatomy and mechanics of the joint • Common injuries and causes • Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques • Taping techniques XI. Exit Exam Suggested time allocation: 30 min. TOTAL TIME: 15 Hr = 1 credit OUT-OF-SEASON PRACTICE .04G(1) “M ember schools and coaches of member schools shall confine all organized or formal practice for a contestant or a team to the seasonal limitations as defined in Regulation .03.” Interpretation : Any individual, group, or team gathering that has assembled for the purpose of instruction and is under the direction of any member of the school coaching staff would constitute a violation. .04G(2) “A coach may not coach a team representing his school beyond the sports season as defined in Regulation .03.” Interpretation : Any paid or volunteer coach at a member school may coach a non-school team provided the following criteria is observed: a. The team may not use a name connected with the school. b. The team may not use school uniforms or equipment. c. The team is participating in a league, or similar activity sponsored by an educational or non-profit organization outside of the school system. (Indi- vidual teams may be supported by businesses, individuals, or other entities as long as the student’s amateur standing is not compromised.)

38 d. Timeframe 1. From the start of the fall sports season as defined in Regulation .03, to the last state championship game of the spring season, the outside teams roster does not exceed 80% of the returning players of what would constitute a starting lineup in that sport OR a modified version thereof. i.e., 7-on-7 football, 3-on-3 basketball, indoor soccer, indoor lacrosse, etc. SPORT STARTING LINE UP LIMIT Baseball ...... 9 ...... 7 Basketball ...... 5 ...... 4 Cross Country ...... 7 ...... 5 Field Hockey ...... 11...... 8 Football ...... 11...... 8 Golf ...... 4 State members...... 3 Gymnastics—Boys ...... 6 events ...... 4 Gymnastics—Girls ...... 4 events ...... 3 Lacrosse ...... 10 ...... 8 Soccer ...... 11...... 8 Softball...... 9 ...... 7 Swimming ...... 12 events...... 9 Tennis ...... 8 State events ...... 6 Track & Field...... 18 events...... 14 Volleyball ...... 6 ...... 4 Wrestling...... 14...... 11

2. From the last state championship game of the spring season to the first day of fall practice, the outside team roster is unrestricted on the number of returning players. CAMP RULE .04I(2), (3) “MPSSAA member schools, member school coaches, school-related organizations, or individuals shall not sponsor or conduct a camp in which students who are returning players are involved or participate. A camp composed of several coaches with their respective teams is a violation of this regulation.” Interpretation: School-related individuals means any school employee, volunteer, their relatives, and/or agents. NOTE: Alleged violations brought by member schools, students or coaches will be investigated by the local superintendent or his/her designee. Those spon- soring and/or conducting a camp that is under investigation will be required to supply supporting data. AWARD CRITERIA .08A(2) “Aw ards from outside the school may be given to individual athletes or school teams provided the awards are approved by the local superintendent, meet MPSSAA guidelines, and the presentation is made at a school approved function.” MPSSAA Guidelines : Awards presented by non-school organization(s) to the school and/or athlete, excluding scholarship(s), must display the school name or insignia and team or individual accomplishment and not exceed a dollar limit of $60. Commercial messages may not be displayed on awards such as articles of clothing, jewelry, luggage, etc. 39 MISCONDUCT DETRIMENTAL TO A TOURNAMENT .07C (11) “If a team or any students participating in State Tournament contest play leaves the field before completion of the contest, or fails to continue when eligible to do so, or is guilty of misconduct detrimental to the tournament, then the team, coach, or students may be suspended from the further participation in the current tournament, and from the same tournament in the succeeding year, upon the determination of the Tournament Committee and the Executive Director.” Interpretation : Ejection from any District, Regional, or State Tournament contest is considered misconduct detrimental to the tournament. Coaches, players, and bench personnel ejected from these tournament contests are disqualified from the succeeding contest in that tournament year. Additional sanctions could be imposed depending on the circumstances. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP CRITERIA .07D “Expansion of any sport to the State level shall be recommended by the State Board of Control of the MPSSAA and approved by the State Superintendent of Schools after consultation with the local superintendents of schools.” MPSSAA Criteria: a. A minimum of 40% of MPSSAA member schools shall participate in the sport program on a varsity level.

b. Schools shall be prepared to host home school contests on the school site.

c. A plan of action shall be submitted to the Executive Director 30 days prior to the Spring MPSSAA Board of Control meeting and shall include:

1. Tournament structure 2. Estimated budget 3. Historical background

d. A state tournament shall evolve from district/regional tournaments.

50% SPORT STAFF .04B(2)(d) “In sports having more than one coach, emergency coaches may not comprise more than 50 percent of that sport staff.” Interpretation: The staff of each individual team (varsity, J V, freshman) repre- sents a separate sport staff. LOSS OF INSTRUCTIONAL TIME .09H(4) “Partic ipation in the event is within the USA, does not involve loss of instructional time, and complies with the local school system policies and procedures for school-sponsored travel.” Interpretation : Events that require out of state travel beyond 300 miles may not involve any loss of school time.

40 2008–2009 STATE TOURNAMENTS Plans and Information

2008 State Cross Country Championships The cross country championships will be contested in four classifications for both the boys’ and the girls’ varsity cross country teams. Region meets will be conducted October 30, with qualifiers advancing to the state meet. State championship meets will be held at Hereford High School in Parkton, No- vember 8. There will be eight races over a 3.0 mile course.

2008 Girls’ State Field Hockey Tournament The girls’ field hockey tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. State semifinal games will be played at central sites on November 3 and 5. The final games for all four classifications will be held at Washington College in Chestertown on November 8.

2008 State Football Tournament The football tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament of its top four teams to determine the region representative. The MPSSAA point system will be used to seed the four teams in each region. The region winners will then be re- seeded by their regular-season point average with the higher seeds hosting the semifinal contests November 28 and 29. The final games will be held at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, December 4-6.

2008 State Golf Tournament The golf tournament will be contested in two classifications for both boys and girls. District tournaments will be conducted, with the top one-eighth of each classification’s teams and top one-eighth of its remaining players qualifying for state play. District tournaments are to be completed by October 14. The state tournament will be held at Potomac Ridge Golf Course in Waldorf. Semifinal rounds will take place October 21 (4A/3A) and October 22 (2A/1A). Qualifiers from each semifinal round will compete October 23.

2008 State Soccer Tournaments The soccer tournaments will be contested in four classifications for both boys and girls. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. The semifinal games will be held at central sites November 7-8. Final games will be held at the UMBC Stadium Complex in Catonsville, November 13-15.

2008 Girls’ State Volleyball Tournament Th e girls’ volleyball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. Semifinal games will be held at Ritchie Coliseum at the Uni- versity of Maryland College Park November 10-13. The finals will be played in Ritchie Coliseum, November 14 and 17.

41 2009 Boys’ State Basketball Tournament The boys’ basketball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. The state tournament will be held in the Comcast Cen- ter at the University of Maryland College Park. Semifinal games March 12 will feature Class 3A and Class 4A. The semifinal games March 13 will feature Class 1A and Class 2A. The championship finals will take place March 14.

2009 Girls’ State Basketball Tournament The girls’ basketball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. The state tournament will be held at UMBC’s Re- triever Activities Center in Catonsville. Semifinal games March 12 will feature Class 3A and Class 4A. The semifinal games March 13 will feature Class 1A and Class 2A. The championship finals will take place March 14.

2009 State Indoor Track Championships The indoor track championships will be contested in four classifications for both boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at region meets. The state championships will be held at the Prince George’s County Sports and Learning Complex in Landover. Boys and girls in both Class 1A and Class 2A will compete February 16. Boys and girls in Class 3A or 4A will compete February 17.

2009 State Swimming Championships The swimming championships will be contested in two classifications for both boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at region meets. The state championships will be held at the Prince George’s County Sports and Learning Complex in Landover on February 23.

2009 State Dual Meet Wrestling Championships The wrestling dual meet tournament will be contested in two classifications. The top four teams in each region will compete February 11 to determine the region representative. The state semifinals and finals will be held at Howard High School in Ellicott City on February 14.

2009 State Wrestling Tournament The wrestling tournament will be contested in two classifications. Region tournaments on February 27 and 28 will determine entry into state competition. The state tournament will be held in Cole Field House at the Univer- sity of Maryland College Park on March 6-7.

2009 State Baseball Tournament The baseball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. State semifinal games will be played at central sites on May 19. Final games will take place May 22-23 at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen.

42 2009 State Lacrosse Tournaments The lacrosse tournaments will be contested in three classifications for both boys and girls. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. State semifinal games will be played at central sites on May 15-16. Final games will take place at the UMBC Sta- dium Complex in Catonsville May 19-20.

2009 State Tennis Tournament Eac h region may qualify 2 players in boys’ singles, 2 teams in boys’ doubles, 2 players in girls’ singles, 2 teams in girls’ doubles, and 2 teams in mixed doubles, for a total of 16 different players. Region tournaments are to be completed by May 16. The state tournament will be held on the Cole Field House courts at the University of Maryland College Park, May 22-23.

2009 State Softball Tournament The softball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the region representative. State semifinal games will be played at Bachman Sports Complex May 19. Final games will be played at the University of Maryland College Park Robert E. Taylor Stadium on May 22-23.

2009 State Track and Field Championships The track and field championships will be contested in four classifications for both boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at region meets May 13-16. The state championships will be held at Morgan State University Hughes Stadium, Baltimore, May 21-23.

TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT

The MPSSAA will reimburse member schools for some travel expenses as authorized in each tournament bulletin. Reimbursement request forms and invoices are required before checks will be issued.

The formula for reimbursement is: Bus • 0-150 miles @ $1.50 per mile—minimum of $ 125, or actual cost. • 150-225 miles @ $1.75 per mile, not to exceed actual cost. • Over 225 miles @ $ 2.00 per mile, not to exceed actual cost. Schools may use chartered buses at their expense. Reimburse- ment will be made only for transportation on bonded carriers.

Meals •O ver 75 miles one way - $10.00 per person. Check tournament bulletin. • Overnight stay - $30.00 per person. Check tournament bulletin.

Lodging •Check tournament bulletin.

43 SPORTS REIMBURSEMENT SCHEDULE

Fall Cross Country - finals (see scale below) Field Hockey - semifinals and finals Football - quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals Golf - finals (see scale below) Soccer - semifinals and finals Volleyball - semifinals and finals

Winter Ba sketball - regionals, semifinals, and finals Indoor Track - finals (see scale below) Swimming - finals (see scale below) Wrestling - Regionals and Finals (see scale below)

Spring Ba seball - semifinals and finals Lacrosse - semifinals and finals Softball - semifinals and finals Tennis - finals (see scale below) Track & Field - finals (see scale below)

Travel Allotment for Individual Sports

Round trip distances 0 - 50 miles 51 - 150 miles 151 - 225 miles Over 225 miles $50 $75 $100 $125

TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

BASEBALL COMMITTEE Director: Paul Fahrner, Rockville

District 1 ...... Fred Kreiger ...... North Hagerstown District 2 ...... Jason Woodward ...... Gaithersburg District 3 ...... Matt Cooke (Gwynn Park) ...... Arrowhead Elementary District 4 ...... Steve Williams ...... Chopticon District 5 ...... Bruce Sider ...... Glen Burnie ...... Rich Jenkins...... Howard District 6 ...... Jeff Markle ...... Parkville District 7 ...... Tim Larrimore ...... North Harford ...... John Roush ...... Elkton District 8 ...... Brian Hollamon ...... Parkside District 9 ...... Damon Bomar ...... Forest Park

44 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

BASKETBALL COMMITTEE (BOYS) Director: Earl Hawkins, Prince George’s County Tournament Director: Greg LeGrand

District 1 ...... John Jarrett ...... Middletown District 2 ...... Dan Harwood ...... Magruder District 3 ...... Artie Walker ...... DuVal District 4 ...... Glenn Larnerd ...... Leonardtown District 5 ...... Greg Smith ...... Old Mill ...... Jeremy Snyder ...... Glenelg District 6 ...... Jim Rhoads ...... Hereford District 7 ...... Charles Givens...... Elkton District 8 ...... David Byrd ...... Pocomoke District 9 ...... Dante Jones ...... Edmondson-Westside

BASKETBALL COMMITTEE (GIRLS) Director: Sue Ann Strobel, Cecil County Tournament Director: Diane George

District 1 ...... Bernie Koontz ...... Winters Mill District 2 ...... Maria Waters ...... Northwest District 3 ...... Jackie Slay ...... Largo District 4 ...... Brian Weisner ...... Great Mills District 5 ...... Lee Rogers ...... Arundel ...... Teresa Waters ...... River Hill District 6 ...... Lori Brewer...... Carver A&T District 7 ...... Anne Gellrich ...... Bohemia Manor District 8 ...... Jody Hyde ...... Queen Anne’s ...... Barbara McCool...... Mardela District 9 ...... Dana Johnson ...... Southside Academy

CROSS COUNTRY COMMITTEE Director: Stephen Hays, Walt Whitman

District 1 ...... Ray Shriver...... Smithsburg District 2 ...... Beth Muehl ...... Northwest District 3 ...... Ed Bowie ...... Central-PG District 4 ...... Justin Koch...... Huntingtown District 5 ...... Nigel Holder ...... Meade ...... Charles Shoemaker...... Wilde Lake District 6 ...... Ed Faya...... Towson District 7 ...... Don Mickey ...... C. M. Wright District 8 ...... Dennis Herrmann ...... Kent County ...... Pat Russo ...... Stephen Decatur District 9 ...... Jerry Molyneaux...... Northwestern

45 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE Director: Phyllis Hemmes, Bel Air

District 1 ...... Denean Koontz...... North Carroll ...... Susan Schneider ...... Middletown District 2 ...... Kerry Garofano ...... Sherwood District 4 ...... Jennifer Smith ...... McDonough District 5 ...... Katie Corcoran ...... South River ...... Ginger Kincaid ...... Glenelg District 6 ...... Holly Talbert ...... Pikesville District 7 ...... Barb Waite ...... North Harford Middle District 8 ...... Jodi Hollamon...... Parkside

FOOTBALL COMMITTEE Director: Lynn Carr, Frederick County

District 1 ...... Tim Ambrose...... Middletown District 2 ...... Dave Mencarini ...... Quince Orchard District 3 ...... Michael Mayo ...... Charles H. Flowers District 4 ...... Dominic Zaccarelli ...... Westlake District 5 ...... Chuck Markiewicz ...... Arundel ...... Pete Hughes ...... Long Reach District 6 ...... Tony Ruocco ...... Kenwood District 7 ...... Todd Shives...... Bohemia Manor District 8 ...... James McCormick ...... North Caroline District 9 ...... George Petrides ...... City College

GOLF COMMITTEE Director: Jeff Ibex

District 1 ...... Dan Neff ...... Smithsburg District 2 ...... Mike Bednarcik...... Northwest District 3 ...... Jim Woods...... Douglass-PG District 4 ...... Jim Hall ...... Huntingtown District 5 ...... Phelps Prescott ...... Arundel ...... Chuck Struhar...... Oakland Mills District 6 ...... Mike McEwan ...... Western STES District 7 ...... Nick Panos ...... North Harford District 8 ...... James Krall ...... Stephen Decatur ...... Brad Neily ...... Kent Island

46 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

INDOOR TRACK COMMITTEE Director: Joe Sargent, Milford Mill Academy State Meet Director: Fred Stauffer Meet Administrator: William Vaughan, Mergenthaler

District 1 ...... Ray Shriver ...... Smithsburg District 2 ...... Scott Mathias ...... Clarksburg District 3 ...... Rich Andrulonis ...... Bowie District 4 ...... A.K. Johnson...... North Point ...... Beth Shook ...... Westlake District 5 ...... Josh Alcombright ...... Severna Park ...... Janet Liimatta...... Old Mill ...... Sam Singleton ...... Oakland Mills District 6 ...... Gerard Filosa ...... Pikesville District 7 ...... Jim Grant...... Fallston District 8 ...... Justin Holland...... Kent Island ...... Pat Russo ...... Stephen Decatur District 9 ...... Jerry Molyneaux ...... Western ...... Rikki Vincent...... Reginald Lewis

LACROSSE COMMITTEE (BOYS) Director: Ron Belinko, Baltimore County

District 1 ...... John Piper ...... North Carroll District 2 ...... Colin Thomson ...... Wootton District 4 ...... Mike Boyle ...... Chopticon District 5 ...... Josh Hatmaker ...... Glenelg District 6 ...... John Baker ...... Chesapeake-B ...... Mike Lafferty...... Dulaney District 7 ...... Andrew Gerard ...... C. M. Wright District 8 ...... Dennis Keenan...... Easton District 9 ...... Wayne Jackson...... Carver Vo-Tech

LACROSSE COMMITTEE (GIRLS) Director: Melba Williams

District 1 ...... Kathy Stinefelt (Catoctin)...... Linganore ...... Courtney Vaughn ...... Winters Mill District 2 ...... Mary Pat Veihmeyer (Whitman)....Carderock Springs Elem. District 4 ...... Judy Evans ...... Chopticon District 5 ...... Dave Gehrdes ...... Annapolis ...... Ginger Kincaid ...... Glenelg District 6 ...... Jennifer High...... Perry Hall District 7 ...... Kelly Zimmerman ...... Aberdeen District 8 ...... Jane Follmer (Cambridge/SD)...... Choptank Elementary District 9 ...... Josh Headley...... Baltimore Polytechnic

47 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

SOCCER COMMITTEE (BOYS) Director: Bob Sheffler, Middletown

District 1 ...... Mike Tesla...... South Hagerstown District 2 ...... Hector Morales...... Sherwood (Blake) District 3 ...... George Kallas ...... Eleanor Roosevelt District 4 ...... Dave Anderson ...... Henry E. Lackey District 5 ...... Jeff Martin ...... Old Mill ...... Matt Shagogue ...... Reservoir (River Hill) District 6 ...... Derek Maki ...... Kenwood ...... Peter Glaudemans ...... Eastern Tech District 7 ...... Don Barclay...... Rising Sun District 8 ...... Alan Byrd (Pocomoke) ...... Pocomoke Middle District 9 ...... Carol Ansell...... Samuel Banks

SOCCER COMMITTEE (GIRLS) Director: Mariane Schultz, Northeast-AA

District 1 ...... Mark Wolcott ...... Tuscarora District 2 ...... Haroot Hakopian ...... Churchill District 3 ...... Terry Parfitt ...... Laurel District 4 ...... Jennifer Henderson ...... Leonardtown District 5 ...... Tom Degner ...... Arundel ...... Dean Sheridan ...... Glenelg District 6 ...... Sue Lane...... Randallstown District 7 ...... Matt Roberts...... Aberdeen District 8 ...... Terry Webster ...... Parkside District 9 ...... Sue Winemiller ...... Western

SOFTBALL COMMITTEE Director: Lynn Pitonzo, North County

District 1 ...... Steve Nibbs...... Thomas Johnson District 2 ...... Lynn Poznanski...... Walter Johnson District 3 ...... Luanne Smith ...... Central District 4 ...... Michael Johnson ...... Huntingtown District 5 ...... Maureen Shacreaw ...... Atholton ...... Marianne Shultz ...... Northeast-AA District 6 ...... Pat MacNabb ...... Hereford Middle District 7 ...... Kathleen Donaldson ...... Edgewood District 8 ...... Scott Taylor ...... Delmar Elementary District 9 ...... Yolanda Jackson...... Walbrook

48 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

SWIMMING COMMITTEE Director: Earl Hawkins, Prince George's County

District 1 ...... Stacy McMillan ...... Middletown District 2 ...... Gabriele von Nordheim ...... Montgomery County District 3 ...... Doug Southerland ...... (Prince George’s County) District 4 ...... Megan Shelton ...... Leonardtown District 5 ...... Ellen Hays ...... Old Mill District 6 ...... Ronald Belinko ...... Baltimore County District 7 ...... Chris Bley ...... Magnolia Middle District 8 ...... Andy Burke ...... Easton District 9 ...... Gloria Greene ...... City College

TENNIS COMMITTEE Director: Gabriele von Nordheim, Montgomery County

District 1 ...... Shaun Weiss...... Thomas Johnson District 2 ...... Judy Rothstein ...... Paint Branch District 3 ...... Russell Maxwell ...... DuVal District 4 ...... Bobby Sparks ...... Calvert District 5 ...... Karen Wolfe ...... Reservoir ...... Grant Yinger ...... Chesapeake-AA District 6 ...... Clark Adelman ...... Perry Hall District 7 ...... Russ Guhr ...... Harford Tech ...... Amy McDonald ...... North East Middle District 8 ...... Mike Parks ...... North Caroline District 9 ...... Donna Bowers ...... Patterson

TRACK & FIELD COMMITTEE (BOYS) Director: Beth Shook, Westlake Meet Director: Bill Hill, CCCTC

District 1 ...... Dave Britton ...... Urbana District 2 ...... Sean Pelkey ...... Quince Orchard District 3 ...... Dave Sellers ...... Parkdale District 4 ...... Valerie Harrington ...... Huntingtown District 5 ...... Norm Belden...... Lime Kiln Middle ...... Skip Lee ...... AA Board of Ed District 6 ...... Chris McGuinness ...... Patapsco District 7 ...... Tom Decker...... North East-Cec District 8 ...... Pat Russo ...... Stephen Decatur District 9 ...... Rikki Vincent...... Reginald Lewis

49 TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES

TRACK & FIELD COMMITTEE (GIRLS) Director: Beth Shook, Westlake Meet Director: Bill Hill, CCCTC

District 1 ...... Curtis Graff ...... Washington County District 2 ...... Beth Muehl ...... Northwest District 3 ...... Vaughn Johnson ...... Fairmont Heights District 4 ...... A.K. Johnson...... North Point District 5 ...... Tara Witmer ...... Chesapeake-AA District 6 ...... Sara Sheetz ...... Catonsville District 7 ...... Jim Grant...... Fallston District 8 ...... Pat Russo ...... Stephen Decatur District 9 ...... Ken Smith ...... Southwestern

VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE Director: Peggy Troiano, J.M. Bennett (Pinehurst Elementary) Tournament Director: Sybil Modispacher (River Hill)

District 1 ...... Valery Broadwater ...... Mountain Ridge District 2 ...... Scott Zanni ...... Magruder District 3 ...... Shirley Diggs ...... High Point District 4 ...... Steve Correll ...... Leonardtown District 5 ...... Mike Gimon ...... Chesapeake-AA District 6 ...... Jamie Izdebski ...... Lansdowne District 7 ...... Christine McDonough ...... Bel Air District 8 ...... Bertha Ortiz ...... Stephen Decatur Middle District 9 ...... Tiffany Byrd...... Baltimore Polytechnic

WRESTLING COMMITTEE Director: William Beattie, Montgomery County

District 1 ...... Joe Dietrich...... Smithsburg District 2 ...... Rob Pinsky ...... Blake District 3 ...... John Carpenter ...... Oxon Hill District 4 ...... Cliff Nagle ...... La Plata District 5 ...... Michael Duffy ...... Howard ...... Paul Joyce ...... Severna Park District 6 ...... Brett Baier...... Hereford District 7 ...... Craig Reddish ...... Bel Air District 8 ...... Tim Frey...... North Caroline District 9 ...... Wavie Gibson ...... Baltimore Polytechnic

50 OFFICIALS

Officials for MPSSAA-sponsored athletic contests, both regular and post- season, are to be certified and registered with the MPSSAA office. The MPSSAA coordinator of officials will facilitate this process with all local officials’ boards. Registration and certification requirements are as follows:

1. Be at least 18 years of age and a high school graduate. 2. Be a member in good standing with a local MPSSAA-recognized officials’ group. 3. Attend an MPSSAA-sponsored rules interpretation clinic for the current year. 4. Pass the National Federation examination (75% is the lowest passing score). 5. Pay the MPSSAA registration fee (through the local officials’ association).

RULES INTERPRETATION CLINICS

An assigned interpreter will conduct annual rules interpretation clinics for local boards of officials in each sport prior to the opening of each season. Dates, time, and location of all clinics will be published. Officials are required to attend a clinic as part of the certification process. Coaches are encouraged to attend.

MPSSAA RULES INTERPRETERS Office Home Baseball...... T om O’Hara ...... 410-247-8844 ...... 410-335-5107 Basketball ...... Bi ll Burroughs ...... 410-767-0375 ...... 301-884-3371 (e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]) Field Hockey ...... Joan Salmon ...... 410-256-9118 Football ...... Jo e Warren ...... 301-262-2264 Lacrosse–B ...... Jim Bateman ...... 410-252-2111...... 717-774-1879 Lacrosse–G ...... Sue Diffenderffer ...... 410-329-1991 Soccer ...... B ill Warren ...... 443-820-3053 Softball ...... A l Palmer ...... 301-924-2464 Swimming ...... D avid Stark ...... 410-836-5064 Track & Field ...... Steve Smith ...... 410-887-4266 x 478....410-665-7157 Volleyball ...... Ph yllis Coleman...... 410-543-7201 ...... 410-632-1479 Wrestling ...... Br uce Malinowski ....410-887-5428 ...... 410-344-1384

51 OFFICIALS ASSOCIATIONS SERVING MEMBER SCHOOLS (2008–2009) Baseball - Softball 1. Anne Arundel County Board of Softball Officials 2. Anne Arundel Baseball Umpires Association 3. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 4. Free State Baseball & Softball Umpires Association (Carroll Co.) 5. Charles County Softball Umpires Association 6. Frederick County Baseball & Softball Umpires Association 7. Golden Triangle Softball Officials 8. Greater Washington Softball Association 9. Lower Bayside Softball Umpires Association 10. Mason-Dixon Baseball Umpires Association 11. Metropolitan Baseball Umpires Association 12. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association 13. Northern Bayside Baseball & Softball Umpires Association 14. Tri-County Softball Umpires 15. Tri-State Baseball & Softball Umpires Association 16. Washington County Umpires Association 17. Delaware Softball Officials Association 18. Interstate Baseball Umpires Association 19. (Inactive Board) 20. Cascade Softball Officials Association 21. Calvert County Softball Umpires Association 22. Southern District Umpires Association 23. Mid Atlantic Umpires Association 24. Atlantic Coast Baseball Umpires Association 25. (Not assigned) 26. Calvert County Baseball Umpires Association Basketball 1. Baltimore Metro Officials 2. Bayside Officials Board IAABO #157 3. Baltimore Board IAABO #23 4. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 5. Mason-Dixon Board IAABO #244 (Carroll) 6. Delaware Board IAABO #11 7. District of Columbia IAABO #12 8. Tuscarora Board IAABO #214 (Frederick) 9. (Not Assigned) 10. Upper Chesapeake Officials Association IAABO #261 11. Potomac Valley Board IAABO #204 12. Southern Maryland Board IAABO #134 13. Washington County IAABO #24 14. Baltimore City IAABO #290 15. Maryland Basketball Officials Association

52 OFFICIALS ASSOCIATIONS SERVING MEMBER SCHOOLS (2008–2009) Field Hockey 1. Anne Arundel County Board of Officials 2. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 3. Frederick Board 4. Howard/Carroll Board 5. Washington Field Hockey Umpires Association 6. (Inactive Board) 7. Northern Eastern Shore 8. Lower Bayside Field Hockey Officials 9. Tri-County Field Hockey Association

Football 1. Bayside Officials Association 2. Central Maryland Board 3. Frederick County Football Officials Association 4. Maryland Board of Football Officials 5. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association 6. Northern Delaware Football Association 7. Potomac Valley Board 8. Washington County Board 9. Washington District Football Officials Association 10. Champion Officials Group

Lacrosse – Girls 1. Matrix Lacrosse Officials Association 2. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 3. Harford County Lacrosse Officials 4. Howard/Carroll Officials Association 5. Lower Bayside Lacrosse Officials Association 6. (Inactive Board) 7. Southern Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association 8. Western Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association 9. Montgomery County Womens Lacrosse Officials Association

Lacrosse – Boys 1. Western Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association 2. Champion Officials Group 3. Southern Lacrosse Officials Association 4. Bayside Lacrosse Officials Association 5. Potomac Lacrosse Officials Association

53 OFFICIALS ASSOCIATIONS SERVING MEMBER SCHOOLS (2008–2009) Soccer 1. Potomac Valley Soccer Officials 2. Appalachian Soccer Officials Association 3. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 4. Bayside Soccer Officials Association 5. Western Maryland Soccer Officials 6. Old Line Board of Approved Soccer Officials 7. Matrix Soccer Officials Association 8. Capital Area Soccer Referee Association 9. Mason - Dixon Soccer Officials 10. Metropolitan Washington Soccer Referees Association 11. Harford Sports Officials Association

Volleyball 1. Allegany - Garrett County Volleyball Officials 2. Matrix Volleyball Officials Association 3. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports 4. Central Maryland Volleyball Officials 5. Frederick Volleyball Officials 6. National Capital Area Board 7. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association 8. Northern Bayside Volleyball Officials 9. Lower Eastern Shore Volleyball Officials 10. Tri-County Board of Volleyball Officials 11. Washington County Volleyball Officials

Wrestling 1. (Inactive Board) 2. Eastern Shore Wrestling Officials Association 3. Maryland Wrestling Officials Association 4. Potomac Valley Wrestling Officials Association 5. Washington County Wrestling Officials Association 6. Washington Metropolitan Wrestling Officials Association

54 2007-2008 STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS

CROSS COUNTRY — 2007 Hereford High School — 3.0 mile course

TEAM RESULTS Class Boys Girls 4A 1st Quince Orchard — 47 1st C.M. Wright — 96 Coac h: Seann Pelkey Coach: Don Mickey 2nd Northwest — 117 2nd Eleanor Roosvelt — 97 Coach: Beth Muehl Coach: Desmond Dunham 3A 1st Bethesda-CC — 89 1st Howard — 69 Coach: Chad Young Coach: Matthew Stump 2nd Wilde Lake — 90 2nd Hereford — 73 Coach: Whitty Bass Coach: Jason Bowman 2A 1st River Hill — 51 1st River Hill — 40 Coac h: Earl Lauer Coach: Earl Lauer 2nd Francis Scott Key — 77 2nd Century — 66 Coach: Tim Walsh Coach: Wayne Reisberg 1A 1st Glenelg — 77 1st South Carroll — 69 Coach: Roger Volrath Coach: Rob Pennington 2nd South Carroll — 93 2nd Bohemia Manor — 95 Coach: Rob Pennington Coach: Stephen Pizzulli

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Class Boys Girls 4A 1st Andrew Palmer — 16:36 1st Teshika Rivers — 19:17 Walt Whitman Eleanor Roosevelt 2nd David Laratta — 16:43 2nd Britt Eckerstrom — 19:18 Quince Orchard Northwest 3A 1st Joey Thompson — 16:16 1st Kristen Malloy — 19:36 Howard Hereford 2nd Dyland Bernard — 16:41 2nd Elyse Borisko — 19:40 aUrban Howard 2A 1st Kyle Andrews— 16:33 1st Katie Harman — 19:54 Oakland Mills River Hill 2nd Craig Morgan — 16:45 2nd Maura Linde — 19:59 River Hill Century 1A 1st Ryan Bowser— 16:39 1st Lauryn MacFawn — 19:38 Northern Garrett Allegany 2nd Corey Centofonti — 16:49 2nd Jen Cleary — 20:33 Smithsburg Bohemia Manor

55 FIELD HOCKEY — 2007 South River (2A and 4A) and Broadneck (1A and 3A) Class Champion Finalist 4A Severna Park 2-0 Quince Orchard Coach: Lillian Shelton Coach: Jenna Ries 3A Fallston 1-0 Bethesda-CC Coach: Alice Puckett Coach: Amy Wood 2A Rising Sun 2-0 Century Coach: Gail Dillaway Coach: Gayle Taylor 1A Pocomoke 3-0 Poolesville Coach: Susan Pusey Coach: Regina Grubb

GOLF — 2007 University of Maryland College Park (2-day tournament)

Class Champion 2nd Place 4A-3A Walt Whitman (596) La Plata (608) Coach: Karl O’Donoghue Coach: David Russell

2A-1A Liberty (633) Glenelg (639) Coach: Paul Bangle Coach: Bob Bowen

TOP INDIVIDUAL BOYS — 36 holes Name School Score Ales Hoffman...... Middletown (2A) ...... 71-70 141 (playoff win) Brandon Powers ...... Bel Air (3A) ...... 70-71 141 Kyle Gebhart ...... Stephen Decatur (3A) ...... 71-71 142 Josh Eure ...... South River (4A) ...... 71-72 143 Louis Spear ...... Walt Whitman (4A)...... 73-70 143

TOP INDIVIDUAL GIRLS — 36 holes Name School Score Caroline Sweet ...... Eleanor Roosevelt (4A) ...... 72-68 140 Haeun Lee ...... Smithsburg (1A) ...... 76-74 150 Lauren Smith...... Arundel (4A) ...... 76-74 150 Dionne West ...... C.H. Flowers (4A) ...... 76-76 152 Mackenzie Cutter ...... North Point (2A) ...... 78-76 154

FOOTBALL — 2007 M & T Bank Stadium, Baltimore Class Champion Finalist 4A Quince Orchard 36-30 Arundel Coach: Dave Mencarini Coach: Chuck Markiewicz 3A Damascus 40-20 Hereford Coach: Dan Makosy Coach: Steve Turnbaugh 2A River Hill 14-7 Eastern Tech Coach: Brian Van Deusen Coach: Marc Mesaros 1A Dunbar 58-34 Allegany Coach: Lawrence Smith Coach: Tim Foley

56 SOCCER — 2007 Boy’s - South River HS Girl’s - Broadneck HS

Class Boys’ Champion Boys’ Finalist 4A Magruder 5-1 Perry Hall Coach: Steve Pfeil Coach: Daniel Skelton 3A Bethesda-CC 2-1 Bel Air Coach: Sean Karns Coach: Dominic Rose 2A River Hill 3-2 (OT) Loch Raven Coach: Matt Shagogue Coach: Joe Fiedler 1A Pocomoke 2-1 Poolesville Coach: Alan Byrd Coach: Christos Nicholas

Class Girls’ Champion Girls’ Finalist 4A Quince Orchard 1-0 (PKs) C.M. Wright Coach: Peg Keiller Coach: Paul Austin 3A Urbana 3-2 (PKs) Wilde Lake Coach: Brian Song Coach: Dave Procida 2A River Hill 2-1 (OT) Eastern Tech Coach: Brian Song Coach: Kim Williams 1A Glenelg 2-1 Sparrows Point Coach: Dean Sheridan Coach: Conrad Snyder

VOLLEYBALL — 2007 University of Maryland College Park

Class Champion Finalist 4A Broadneck 3-2 Wootton (25-21, 25-27, 23-25, 25-16, 15-8 ) Coach: Romonzo Beans Coach: Mary Malinauskas

3A Reservoir 3-0 Huntingtown (25-13, 25-22, 25-19) Coach: Carole Ferrante Coach: Shari Turner

2A Rising Sun 3-2 North Hagerstown (25-27, 25-19, 20-25, 25-13, 15-9) Coach: Rich Wilson Coach: Megan Crawford

1A South Carroll 3-1 Boonsboro (25-19, 13-25, 25-15, 25-23) Coach: Marcia Kunkel Coach: Andrea Parry

57 BASKETBALL — 2008 Boys — University of Maryland College Park

Class Champion Finalist 4A Springbrook 61-57 Thomas Stone Coach: Thomas Crowell Coach: Dale Lamberth 3A Largo 84-58 Long Reach Coach: Lewis Howard Coach: Al Moraz Jr. 2A Winters Mill 54-47 Randallstown Coach: David Herman Coach: Kim Rivers 1A Snow Hill 92-75 Surrattsville Coach: Allen Miller Coach: Ulysses Lee

Girls — University of Maryland Baltimore County

Class Champion Finalist 4A Eleanor Roosevelt 52-50 Arundel Coach: Roderick Hairston Coach: Lee Rogers 3A Paint Branch 74-39 Atholton Coach: Heather Podosek Coach: Maureen Shacreaw 2A Mount Hebron 55-40 Poly Coach: Scott Robinson Coach: Kendall Peace 1A Pocomoke 66-53 Allegany Coach: Gail Gladding Coach: Jim O’Neal

INDOOR TRACK — 2008 Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex

TEAM RESULTS Class Boys Girls 4A 1st Quince Orchard—53 1st Eleanor Roosevelt—88 Coac h: Seann Pelkey Coach: Desmond Dunham 2nd Linganore—43 2nd C.H. Flowers—50 Coac h: Alvin Pridgeon Coach: Carol Rose

3A 1st Meade—70 1st Bethesda-CC—43 Coach: Nigel Holder Coach: Nathan Herchenroeder 2nd Westlake—51 2nd Westlake—42 Coach: Beth Shook Coach: Beth Shook

2A 1st Polytechnic—54 1st Middletown—48 Coach: Steve Williams Coach: Frank Davis 2nd Clarksburg—40 2nd Loch Raven—31 Coach: Scott Mathias Coach: Adam Hittner

1A 1st Digital Harbor—70 1st Poolesville—53 Coac h: Lutalo Bakari Coach: Mike Trumbeull 2nd Western STES—51 2nd Williamsport—51 Coach: Sherrod Eliot Coach: Cindy Mease

58 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS — BOYS EVENT CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 55 m Dennis Thomas Devon Smith Avery Graham Anthony Drumgoole Bowie Westlake Clarksburg Digital Harbor 6.53 6.39 6.49 6.43 300 m Brendan Etzel Kenard Harris Derrick Powell Anthony Drumgoole R. Montgomery Westlake Northwood Digital Harbor 34.88 34.58 35.99 35.39 500 m Wayne Bartholomew William Zahorodny Derrick Powell Angelo Diggs Quince Orchard Damascus Northwood Digital Harbor 1:06.48 1:04.71 1:06.67 1:09.18 800 m Chris Moen Matthew Brinkley Giovanni Ruemante Connor Pencek Walte r Johnson Meade Northwood Glenelg 1:56.77 2:01.86 2:01.72 2:04.82 1600 m Neal Darmody Joey Thompson Craig Morgan Ceth Parker Quince Orchard Howard River Hill Catoctin 4:44.74 4:30.46 4:28.33 4:35.91 3200 m Neal Darmody Mason Campbell Zach Weinstein Mike Lilley Quince Orchard Towson Mount Hebron Williamsport 9:34.45 9:36.52 9:58.86 10:02.10 55 m Ernest Cooper Antonio Ricchiuto Mark Cover Jermol Dix HH Wise Huntingtown Eastern Tech Western STES 7.57 7.96 7.77 7.85 800 m Montgomery Blair Westlake Polytechnic Western STES Relay 1:31.73 1:28.99 1:32.71 1:32.60 1600 m C.H. Flowers Westlake Polytechnic Digital Harbor Relay 3:31.03 3:25.31 3:32.29 3:31.99 3200 m Quince Orchard Damascus Century Williamsport Relay 8:03.88 8:07.25 8:26.83 8:25.18 HJ Richard Graham Ryan Mullsteff Jon Hill Robert Kornides Lingano re Damascus Walkersville Boonsboro 6-02 6-06 6-08 5-10 Shot Sean Stanley Cameron McDearmon Avery Graham Ben Horner Gaithersburg Franklin Clarksburg Brunswick 54-11.75 49-03.00 50-00.00 52-08.50 PV Shawn Myers Dustin Fishman Alex Edelmann Scott Rice Perry Hall Urbana Middletown Boonsboro 14-00 12-06 13-00 13-02 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS — GIRLS EVENT CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 55 m Olivia Ekpone Funmi Alabi Angela Humpbert Alyssa McClure Wootton Long Reach Hammond Digital Harbor 7.05 7.00 7.41 7.23 300 m Doris Anyanwu Danielle Brock Aunye Boone Alyssa McClure Eleanor Roosevelt Westlake Calvert Digital Harbor 39.34 39.79 40.08 41.01 500 m Tasha Stanley Kitra Stewart Aunye Boone Tyshia Oliver Eleanor Roosevelt Mergenthaler Calvert Reginald Lewis 1:13.62 1:16.92 1:16.65 1:16.94 800 m Morgane Gay Nicole Franklin Charlotte Staver Tyshia Oliver Walt Whitman Largo Queen Anne’s Reginald Lewis 2:19.03 2:22.64 2:20.65 2:26.88 1600 m Amira Johnson Alex Doll Katie Harman Jenny Reid Eleanor Roosevelt Bethesda-CC River Hill Poolesville 5:06.01 5:16.41 5:18.83 5:36.62 3200 m Louise Hannallah Elyse Borisko Katie Harman Rachel Sykes Winst on Churchill Howard River Hill South Carroll 11:13.45 11:39.61 11:43.56 11:54.67

59 55 m Imani Colbert Christina Manning Geranda Williams Fallon Jones-Rovel HH C.H. Flowers Westlake North Point New Town 8.37 7.98 8.79 8.76 800 m Eleanor Roosevelt Western Middletown Western STES Relay 1:43.58 1:44.32 1:47.84 1:45.72 1600 m Eleanor Roosevelt Long Reach Central Poolesville Relay 3: 58.24 4:09.61 4:09.31 4:14.99 3200 m Eleanor Roosevelt Bethesda-CC Middletown Poolesville Relay 9:25.67 9:40.74 9:52.27 10:09.76 HJ Lorraine Graham Vanessa Jules Amina Smith Jess Lackatell C. H. Flowers Paint Branch Patuxent South Carroll 5-04 5-06 5-04 4-10 Shot Emily Vannoy Mikelle Leigh Vanessa Henry Jordie Lord Thom as Johnson Largo Fairmont Heights Williamsport 45-09.25 38-01.00 38-00.75 33-00.00 PV Jess Huber Sarah Lueck Katie Miller Katie Farr Nor th Carroll Urbana J.M. Bennett Boonsboro 10-00 10-00 10-00 8-00

SWIMMING — 2008 University of Maryland (Campus Recreation Center Natatorium)

TEAM RESULTS Class Boys Girls 4A-3A 1st Broadneck—225 1st Eleanor Roosevelt—273 Coach: Colleen Winans Coach: Anne Koroknay 2nd Urbana—193 2nd Severna Park—249 Coach: Jim Kinsey Coach: Kacie Owens

3A-2A-1A 1st Fallston—341.5 1st Middletown—230.5 Coach: Sheri Huppenthal Coach: Stacy MacMillan 2nd Annapolis—209 2nd Frederick—181 Coach: Emily Coleman Coach: Renne Brandenburg Huffer

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS BOYS GIRLS EVENT CLASS 4A-3A CLASS 3A-2A-1A CLASS 4A-3A CLASS 3A-2A-1A 200 Medley Huntingtown Fallston Severna Park Queen Anne’s Relay 1:43.90 1:47.75 1:43.90 1:58.06 200 Freestyle Justin Vagts Paul Zoli Hannah Betman Holly Roumeliotis South River Fallston Eleanor Roosevelt Middletown 1:46.59 1:52.41 2:02.15 2:05.35 200 IM Tim Deklau Wade Boarman Sarah Lloyd Katelyn Rossick Arund el Kent Island Severna Park Middletown 2:00.53 2:04.08 2:09.15 2:09.88 50 Freestyle Doug McWhorter Jack Gottschalk Emily Lloyd Samantha Durham Broadne ck Fallston Severna Park Walkersville 22.35 22.35 23.86 25.25 100 Butterfly Christopher Staley Charlie Melesh Sarah Lloyd Davin Lessard Grea t Mills Annapolis Severna Park Queen Anne’s 56.42 54.71 56.61 59.59 100 Freestyle Doug McWhorter Wade Boarman Emily Lloyd Katelyn Rossick Broadne ck Kent Island Severna Park Middletown 48.75 48.57 52.54 54.19

60 500 Freestyle Justin Vagts Jack Gottschalk Hannah Betman Ally Long South River Fallston Eleanor Roosevelt Frederick 4:43.85 4:57.96 5:19.86 5:11.67 200 Freestyle Huntingtown Middletown Severna Park Queen Anne’s Relay 1:34.32 1:36.57 1:45.43 1:46.77 100 Thomas Morgan Charlie Melesh Lauren Armstrong Ally Long Backstroke Hu ntingtown Annapolis Broadneck Frederick 55.05 54.92 1:02.11 1:00.53 100 James Lilly Kevin Neitzey Brittany Culpepper Christine Dunleavy Breaststroke Bo wie Patuxent Leonardtown La Plata 1:01.85 1:06.87 1:10.02 1:10.07 400 Freestyle Broadneck Fallston Urbana Middletown Relay 3:26.11 3:27.46 3:50.11 3:54.67

DUAL MEET WRESTLING — 2008 North Carroll High School

TEAM RESULTS Class Champion Finalist 4A-3A Stephen Decatur 33-26 North Carroll Coach: Kevin Gilligan Coach: Dave Dodson

2A-1A Owings Mills 35-33 Glenelg Coach: Guy Pritzker Coach: Scott Delpo

WRESTLING — 2008 University of Maryland College Park

TEAM RESULTS Class Champion Finalist 4A-3A La Plata—107.5 Urbana—78 Coach: Todd Sharp Coach: Ben Arneson

2A-1A Glenelg—134.5 Southern Garrett¬—105 Coach: Scott Delpo Coach: Dave Taylor

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Class 4A-3A Class 2A-1A Wt ..Name...... School Wt ..Name ...... School 103 ..Kevin Beck ...... Atholton 6-4 103 ..Avi Friedman...... Owings Mills 2:46 112 ..Adam Krop ...... Urbana 4:38 112 ..Scott Mantua ...... River Hill 8-4 119 ..Jake Shilling...... La Plata 4-1 119 ..Cameron Hobin ....South Carroll 8-1 125 ..Deonete Carter...... Woodlawn 8-5 125 ..George Scheffel ..S. Garrett 3-2 (ot) 130 ..Peter Tatanish...... Urbana 8-6 (ot) 130 ..Lester Andrews ...... Mardela 6-3 135 ..Skyler Snead...... Stephen Decatur 20-3 135 ..Danny Bichner...... Glenelg 5-2 140 ..Maurice Fleming....Northeast-AA 21-6 140 ..Chris Stinnett ...... Glenelg 11-7 145 ..Tanner Shaffer ...... La Plata 7-1 145 ..Matt Jackson ...... Rising Sun 7-1 152 ..Matt Cross ...... Bel Air 4-1 152 ..Tim Chase ...... Glenelg 6-3 160 ..Bubby Graham ...... Annapolis 2:33 160 ..Zac Stavish...... South Carroll 3-1 171 ..Josh Asper ...... Hereford 5-1 171 ..Tyler Mullen ...... South Carroll 9-6 189 ..Danny Miller ...... Stephen Decatur 6-0 189 ..Jordan Walsh ...... Walkersville 2:24 215 ..Josh Frederick ...... Damascus 8-7 215 ..Noah DeVore....Mountain Ridge 3-1 275 ..Nigel Cross ...... Oxon Hill 2-1 275 ..Joe Waters ...... Wicomico 6-2

61 BASEBALL — 2008 Ripken Stadium Class Champion Finalist 4A Sherwood 7-6 C.M. Wright Coach: Bill Goodman Coach: Joe Stetka 3A La Plata 8-2 Patapsco Coach: Daniel DeVitis Coach: Tony Maggard 2A Kent Island 6-5 Marriotts Ridge Coach: Rocco Barletta Coach: Paul Eckert 1A St. Michael’s 4-3 Harford Tech Coach: Brian Femi Coach: Bill Jones

LACROSSE — 2008 University of Maryland Baltimore County

BOYS Class Champion Finalist 4A-3A Dulaney 8-7 Urbana Coach: Jake Reed Coach: Joe Conner 3A-2A Hereford 17-5 Walkersville Coach: Carl Runk Coach: David Baldwin 2A-1A Glenelg 7-4 Southern-AA Coach: Josh Hatmaker Coach: Brendan Brace

GIRLS Class Champion Finalist 4A-3A Severna Park 17-6 Catonsville Coach: Carin Peterson Coach: Dorothy Gill 3A-2A Winters Mill 14-13 (2ot) Towson Coach: Courtney Vaughn Coach: Dee Dee Franke 2A-1A Glenelg 17-11 Loch Raven Coach: Ginger Kinkaid Coach: Danielle Grzebien

SOFTBALL — 2008 University of Maryland College Park

Class Champion Finalist 4A Chesapeake-AA 7-0 Sherwood Coach: Don Ellenberger Coach: Pat Flanagan 3A Northern-Cal 7-0 Atholton Coach: Robert Radford Coach: Maureen Shacreaw 2A Easton 2-1 McDonough Coach: Jan Greenhawk Coach: Julie Snavely 1A Fort Hill 9-4 Colonel Richardson Coach: Mike Bittner Coach: Earl Jester

62 TENNIS — 2008 University of Maryland College Park

CHAMPIONS BOYS GIRLS Singles Chr is Goodwin, Rockville Katie Schafer, Linganore Doubles Kirby Mayo/Ian Epperson, Tiffany Lin/Maraya Pratt, Walt Whitman Walter Johnson Mixed Doubles Sarah Macy/Pablo Gottret, Walt Whitman

TRACK & FIELD — 2008 Morgan State University

TEAM RESULTS Class Boys Girls 4A 1st Eleanor Roosevelt—46 1st Eleanor Roosevelt—126 Coac h: Larry Colbert Coach: Desmond Dunham 2nd Quince Orchard—44 2nd Woottonn—60 Coach: Seann Pelkey Coach: Kellie Redmond Montgomery Blair—44 Coach: Ralph Penn 3A 1st Meade—103 1st Westlake—58 Coach: Nigel Holder Coach: Beth Shook 2nd Westlake—66 2nd Annapolis—56 Coach: Beth Shook Coach: Brian Brown 2A 1st North Point—65 1st Middletown—65 Coach: Kevin Reisinger Coach: Frank Davis 1st Walkersville—65 2nd River Hill—55 Coac h: Lee Palmer Coach: Cristin Romano 1A 1st Western STES—120 1st Williamsport—66 Coach: Shedrick Elliott Coach: John Bailey 2nd Digital Harbor—92 2nd Western STES—64 Co-coaches: Lutalo Bakari/ Coach: Shedrick Elliott Sheraie Darby

63 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS — BOYS EVENT CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 100 m Issa Connell Devon Smith Avery Graham Anthony Drumgoole North Carroll Westlake Clarksburg Digital Harbor 10.88 w=4.6 10.64 w=1.1 11.10 10.98 w= 1.5 200 m Jonathan Haugton Devon Smith Arlando Scott Anthony Drumgoole Montgomery Blair Westlake North Point Digital Harbor 21.91 w=2.9 21.43 w=0.3 21.90 w=2.1 22.06 w=1.1 400 m Leslie Murray Justin Murdock Joshua King Jordan Pridgen High Point Meade McDonough Digital Harbor 48.33 47.51 49.36 50.10 800 m Antonio Palmer William Zahorodny Craig Morgan Anthony Bodgger Gaithersburg Damascus River Hill Digital Harbor 1:54.76 1:52.83 1:58.37 1:59.87 1600 m Chris Moen Joey Thompson Craig Morgan Mike Lilley Walter Johnson Howard River Hill Williamsport 4:20.13 4:20.74 4:24.35 4:26.33 3200 m Solomon Haile Graham Bazell Luke Arbuckle Chris Mills Sherwood Atholton Elkton Western STES 9:06.13 9:18.69 9:40.30 9:43.69 110 m Marcus Weeks Dahmar Smiles Jackson Jordan Justin Bowie HH Henry A. Wise Meade Mount Hebron Williamsport 14.69 14.24 w=1.7 14.86 w=-0.3 15.36 w=9.6 300 m Leslie Murray Zach Ray Jon Flesher Jermol Dix IH High Point Huntingtown Loch Raven Western STES 37.45 38.97 39.33 40.80 400 m Old Mill Westlake North Point Digital Harbor Relay 42.74 41.76 42.32 43.31 800 m Blair Westlake North Point Digital Harbor Relay 1:27.61 1:26.40 1:29.12 1:30.50 1600 m Blair Meade Douglass-PG Western STES Relay 3:20.42 3:22.51 3:22.75 3:26.26 3200 m Quince Orchard Damascus River Hill Digital Harbor Relay 7:44.67 7:58.04 8:16.77 8:27.40 LJ Leslie Murray Xyan Rose Tristan Benton Dontay Taylor High Point La Plata North Point Carver-B 23-02.5 w=6.9 22-02 22-8.25 w=5.0 23-7 w=7.3 TJ Corey Fuller Marcus Smart Jon Hill Bud Washington Woodlawn La Plata Walkersville Pikesville 46-11.25 w=6.9 46-10 45-10 w=2.9 46-04.25 HJ Marcus Davis Anya Uzoh Jon Hill Jeff Babisch Arundel Meade Walkersville Allegany 6-5 6-02 7-00.25 6-04 PV Shawn Myers Dustin Fishman Alex Edelmann Scott Rice Perry Hall Urbana Middletown Boonsboro 14-06 13-06 14-00 13-10 SP Sean Stanley Kyle Heniritz Avery Graham Davin Meggett Gaithersburg Northern-Cal Clarksburg Surrattsville 60-00.25 50-01.50 48-09.00 48-09.5 DT Nick Forbes Matthew Cirillo Marcus Kinney James Allen Thomas Johnson Huntingtown Clarksburg Pikesville 157-01 144-09 137-08 144-00

64 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS — GIRLS EVENT CLASS 4A CLASS 3A CLASS 2A CLASS 1A 100 m Olivia Ekpone Funmi Alabi Alese Forbes Alyssa McClure Wootton Long Reach Northwestern-B Digital Harbor 11.77 w=3.4 11.81 w=2.7 12.27 12.20 200 m Olivia Ekpone Jessica Tongue Lequisha Parker Chelsea Walker Wootton Annapolis Northwood Digital Harbor 24.15 w=3.4 24.16 w=2.5 24.59 w=2.7 24.60 400 m Olivia Ekpone Danielle Brock Alese Forbes Tyshia Oliver Wootton Westlake Northwestern-B Reginald Lewis 54.18 55.61 56.79 55.63 800 m Tasha Stanley Nicole Franklin Brittney Caudle Amanda Twigg Eleanor Roosevelt Largo Middletown Fort Hill 2:11.31 2:17.18 2:18.48 2:19.63 1600 m Leslie Morrison Jenna Cimino Maura Linde Amanda Twigg Walt Whitman Hereford Century Fort Hill 5:04.59 5:11.24 5:05.95 5:09.34 3200 m Teshika Rivers Rachel Pillion Maura Linde Lauren Macfawn Eleanor Roosevelt Towson Century Allegany 11:10.90 11:12.18 10:57.51 11:21.70 110 m Imani Colbert Christina Manning Shavon Briscoe Olivia Durr HH C.H. Flowers Westlake North Point Poolesville 14.06 w=4.0 13.99 w=5.6 14.75 w=2.3 14.74 300 m Doris Anyanwu Torrie Saunders Shavon Briscoe Olivia Durr IH Eleanor Roosevelt Annapolis North Point Poolesville 43.74 44.49 45.66 44.78 400 m Eleanor Roosevelt Annapolis Clarksburg Western STES Relay 46.94 47.59 49.74 48.46 800 m Eleanor Roosevelt Westlake Central-PG Western STES Relay 1:39.08 1:38.90 1:46.27 1:43.48 1600 m Eleanor Roosevelt Catonsville North Point Williamsport Relay 3:55.02 3:53.71 4:02.48 4:05.19 3200 m Eleanor Roosevelt Western-B Middletown Glenelg Relay 9:12.14 9:28.27 9:51.35 10:02.09 LJ Ujis Ofoche Christina Manning Sarah Wriedem Cayla Broadwater Parkville Westlake Middletown Williamsport 18-11 w=2.5 19-01.5 w=2.9 17-07 17-07.5 TJ Evann Slaughter Torrie Saunders Michelle Newman Cayla Broadwater Oxon Hill Annapolis Eastern Tech Williamsport 38-05.75 37-04.75 w=5.0 38-04.50 w=9.9 36-06 w=6.0 HJ Amber Melville Shaunte Boney Amina Smith Cayla Broadwater North Carroll Largo Patuxent Williamsport 5-6 5-2 5-8 5-7.25 PV Sophie Thomas Sarah Lueck Jocelyn Henline Sasha Smallwood North Carroll Urbana Marriotts Ridge Pikesville 10-0 9-6 10-00 9-6 SP Emily Vannoy Amanda Deller Vanessa Henry Kelly Yarn Thomas Johnson Aberdeen Fairmont Hieghts Western STES 48-07.75 41-00.50 41-10.00 34-04.25 DT Emily Vannoy Amanda Deller Alison Clark Paige Shirk Thomas Johnson Aberdeen North East-C Clear Spring 133-04 119-10 115-2 100-9 All Classes Event Athlete School Time 200 m Wheelchair Tatayana McFadden Atholton 29.62 400 m Wheelchair Tatayana McFadden Atholton 56.97 800 m Wheelchair Tatayana McFadden Atholton 1:59.77 1600 m Wheelchair Tatayana McFadden Atholton 4:10.05

65 Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 2008-2009 Alphbetical Index

SCHOOL JURISDICTION NICKNAME CODE SCHOOL JURISDICTION NICKNAME CODE Aberdeen ...... Harford Co...... Eagles ...... ABE Eastern Tech...... Baltimore Co...... Mavericks...... EVT Allegany...... Allegany Co...... Campers ...... ALL Easton...... Talbot Co...... Warriors ...... EAS Annapolis ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Panthers ...... ANN Edgewood ...... Harford Co...... Rams ...... EDG Arundel ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Wildcats...... ARU Edmondson/Westside ..Baltimore City ...... Red Storm ...... EDW Atholton...... Howard Co...... Raiders...... ATH Albert Einstein ...... Montgomery Co...... Titans...... AEI Elkton ...... Cecil Co...... Golden Elks ...... ELK Samuel L. Banks ...... Baltimore City ...... Lions ...... SAB Bel Air ...... Harford Co...... Bobcats ...... BAR Fairmont Heights ...... Prince George's Co. ..Hornets ...... FAH James M. Bennett ...... Wicomico Co...... Clippers ...... JMB Fallston ...... Harford Co...... Cougars ...... FAL Bethesda - CC...... Montgomery Co...... Barons ...... BCC Charles H. Flowers ...... Prince George’s Co. ..Jaguars ...... CHF Bladensburg ...... Prince George's Co. ..Mustangs ...... BLA Forest Park ...... Baltimore City ...... Foresters ...... FPK Montgomery Blair...... Montgomery Co...... Blazers ...... MTB Forestville Academy ...... Prince George's Co. ..Knights ...... FOR Hubie Blake ...... Montgomery Co...... Bengals ...... JHB Fort Hill ...... Allegany Co...... Sentinels ...... FTH Bohemia Manor ...... Cecil Co...... Eagles...... BHM Franklin...... Baltimore Co...... Indians ...... FRA Boonsboro ...... Washington Co...... Warriors...... BOO Frederick...... Frederick Co...... Cadets ...... FRE Bowie ...... Prince George's Co. ..Bulldogs ...... BOW Friendly ...... Prince George's Co. ..Patriots ...... FRI Broadneck ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Bruins ...... BDN Brunswick ...... Frederick Co...... Railroaders ...... BRN Gaithersburg...... Montgomery Co...... Trojans ...... GAI Glen Burnie...... Anne Arundel Co...... Gophers...... GLB Calvert...... Calvert Co...... Cavaliers ...... CAL Glenelg ...... Howard Co...... Gladiators ...... GLG Cambridge/SD ...... Dorchester Co...... Vikings ...... CSD Great Mills ...... St. Mary's Co...... Hornets ...... GTM Carver Arts & Tech ...... Baltimore Co...... Wildcats...... CVR Gwynn Park...... Prince George's Co. ..Yellow Jackets GWP Carver Vo-Tech ...... Baltimore City ...... Bears ...... CVT Catoctin...... Frederick Co...... Cougars ...... CTT Hammond...... Howard Co...... Golden Bears ..HAM Catonsville ...... Baltimore Co...... Comets ...... CAT Hancock ...... Washington Co...... Panthers ...... HAN Centennial ...... Howard Co...... Eagles ...... CTN Harford Tech...... Harford Co...... Cobras ...... HVT Central-PG...... Prince George's Co. ..Falcons ...... CEN Havre de Grace...... Harford Co...... Warriors ...... HDG Century ...... Carroll Co...... Knights...... CNT Hereford ...... Baltimore Co...... Bulls...... HER Chesapeake-AA ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Cougars ...... CHA High Point ...... Prince George's Co. ..Eagles ...... HPT Chesapeake-B ...... Baltimore Co...... Bayhawks ...... CHB Howard ...... Howard Co...... Lions...... HOW Chopticon ...... St. Mary's Co...... Braves ...... CHO Huntingtown ...... Calvert Co...... Hurricanes ...... HUN Winston Churchill ...... Montgomery Co...... Bulldogs ...... WCH City College...... Baltimore City ...... Knights...... CTY Thomas Johnson ...... Frederick Co...... Patriots ...... GTJ Clarksburg ...... Montgomery Co...... Coyotes ...... CLK Walter Johnson...... Montgomery Co...... Wildcats ...... WAJ Clear Spring ...... Washington Co...... Blazers ...... CLS Joppatowne ...... Harford Co...... Mariners...... JOP Crisfield...... Somerset Co...... Crabbers ...... CRI Crossland ...... Prince George's Co. ..Cavaliers ...... CRO John F. Kennedy ...... Montgomery Co...... Cavaliers...... JFK Kent County ...... Kent Co...... Trojans ...... KTC Damascus...... Montgomery Co...... Hornets ...... DAM Kent Island ...... Queen Annes Co...... Buccaneers...... KTI Stephen Decatur ...... Worcester Co...... Seahawks ...... STD Kenwood...... Baltimore Co...... Blue Birds ...... KEN Digital Harbor ...... Baltimore City ...... Rams...... DGH Francis Scott Key ...... Carroll Co...... Eagles ...... FSK Douglass-B ...... Baltimore City ...... Ducks...... FDB Douglass-PG ...... Prince George's Co. ..Eagles ...... FRD La Plata...... Charles Co...... Warriors ...... LAP W.E.B. Du Bois ...... Baltimore City ...... Panthers ...... DUB Henry E. Lackey ...... Charles Co...... Chargers...... LAC Dulaney...... Baltimore Co...... Lions ...... DUL Lake Clifton/Eastern ....Baltimore City ...... Lakers...... LCE Dunbar ...... Baltimore City ...... Poets ...... DNB Lansdowne ...... Baltimore Co...... Vikings ...... LAN Dundalk ...... Baltimore Co...... Owls...... DUN Largo ...... Prince George's Co. ..Lions...... LAR DuVal...... Prince George's Co. ..Tigers...... DUV Laurel ...... Prince George's Co. ..Spartans ...... LAU Leonardtown...... St. Mary's Co...... Raiders...... LEO Reginald Lewis ...... Baltimore City ...... Falcons ...... RGL Liberty ...... Carroll Co...... Lions ...... LIB Linganore ...... Frederick Co...... Lancers ...... LIN

66 SCHOOL JURISDICTION NICKNAME CODE SCHOOL JURISDICTION NICKNAME CODE Lo ch Raven...... Baltimore Co...... Raiders...... LCR Randallstown ...... Baltimore Co...... Rams ...... RAN Long Reach...... Howard Co...... Lightning ...... LGR Reservoir...... Howard Co...... ’Gators ...... RES Col. Richardson ...... Caroline Co...... Colonels ...... CLR Magruder ...... Montgomery Co...... Colonels ...... CZM Rising Sun...... Cecil Co...... Tigers ...... RIS Mardela...... Wicomico Co...... Warriors ...... MAR River Hill ...... Howard Co...... Hawks ...... RVH Marriotts Ridge...... Howard Co...... Mustangs ...... MRR Rockville ...... Montgomery Co...... Rams ...... ROC McDonough ...... Charles Co...... Rams ...... MDU Eleanor Roosevelt ...... Prince George's Co. ..Raiders...... ELR Meade...... Anne Arundel Co...... Mustangs ...... MEA Mergenthaler ...... Baltimore City ...... Mustangs ...... MVT Saint Michaels ...... Talbot Co...... Saints ...... STM Middletown ...... Frederick Co...... Knights...... MID Seneca Valley ...... Montgomery Co. Screamin’ Eagles ..SEV Milford Mill ...... Baltimore Co...... Millers ...... MLM Severna Park ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Falcons...... SEP Richard Montgomery ....Montgomery Co...... Rockets ...... RMT Sherwood ...... Montgomery Co...... Warriors ...... SHE Mt. Hebron ...... Howard Co...... Vikings ...... MTH Smithsburg ...... Washington Co...... Leopards ...... SMI Mountain Ridge ...... Allegany Co...... Miners...... MTR Snow Hill ...... Worcester Co...... Eagles ...... SNH South Carroll...... Carroll Co...... Cavaliers ...... SCL New Town ...... Baltimore Co...... Titans ...... NWT South Hagerstown ...... Washington Co...... Rebels ...... SHG North Caroline ...... Caroline Co...... Bulldogs ...... NCN South River ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Seahawks ...... SRI North Carroll ...... Carroll Co...... Panthers ...... NCL Southern-AA ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Bulldogs...... SOA North County ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Knights...... NCT Southern-G ...... Garrett Co...... Rams ...... SOG North Dorchester ...... Dorchester Co...... Eagles ...... NDC Southside Academy ...... Baltimore City ...... Jaguars ...... SSD North East-Cec ...... Cecil Co...... Indians...... NEC Southwestern ...... Baltimore City ...... Sabres...... SWE North Hagerstown ...... Washington Co...... Hubs ...... NHG Sparrows Point ...... Baltimore Co...... Pointers ...... SPP North Harford ...... Harford Co...... Hawks ...... NHF Springbrook ...... Montgomery Co...... Blue Devils...... SPB North Point ...... Charles Co...... Eagles ...... NPT Thomas Stone ...... Charles Co...... Cougars ...... THS Northeast-AA ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Eagles ...... NEA Suitland...... Prince George's Co. ..Rams...... SUI Northern-Cal ...... Calvert Co...... Patriots ...... NOC Surrattsville ...... Prince George's Co. ..Hornets ...... SUR Northern-G ...... Garrett Co...... Huskies...... NOG Northwest ...... Montgomery Co...... Jaguars ...... NWM Towson ...... Baltimore Co...... Generals ...... TOW Northwestern-B ...... Baltimore City ...... Wildcats ...... NWB Tuscarora ...... Frederick Co...... Titans ...... TUS Northwestern-PG ...... Prince George's Co. ..Wildcats ...... NWE Northwood ...... Montgomery Co...... Gladiators ...... NWD Urbana ...... Frederick Co...... Hawks ...... URB

Oakland Mills ...... Howard Co...... Scorpions ...... OAK Walbrook...... Baltimore City ...... Warriors ...... WLB Old Mill ...... Anne Arundel Co...... Patriots ...... OLM Walkersville ...... Frederick Co...... Lions ...... WLK Overlea ...... Baltimore Co...... Falcons ...... OVE Washington...... Somerset Co...... Jaguars ...... WAS Owings Mills ...... Baltimore Co...... Eagles ...... OWM Watkins Mill ...... Montgomery Co...... Wolverines ...... WTM Oxon Hill ...... Prince George's Co. ..Clippers ...... OXH Western STES ...... Baltimore Co...... Wolverines ...... WTE Western...... Baltimore City ...... Doves ...... WEB Paint Branch...... Montgomery Co...... Panthers ...... PBR Westlake ...... Charles Co...... Wolverines ...... WLA Parkdale ...... Prince George's Co. ..Panthers ...... PKD Westminster ...... Carroll Co...... Owls...... WES Parkside ...... Wicomico Co...... Rams ...... PKS Wheaton ...... Montgomery Co...... Knights ...... WHE Parkville ...... Baltimore Co...... Knights ...... PKV Walt Whitman...... Montgomery Co...... Vikings ...... WWH Patapsco...... Baltimore Co...... Patriots ...... PAT Wicomico ...... Wicomico Co...... Indians ...... WIC Patterson ...... Baltimore City ...... Clippers ...... PPK Wilde Lake ...... Howard Co...... Wildecats ...... WLD Patterson Mill ...... Harford Co...... Huskies ...... PPM Williamsport ...... Washington Co...... Wildcats ...... WIL Patuxent ...... Calvert Co...... Panthers...... PTX Winters Mill...... Carroll Co...... Falcons ...... WMI Perry Hall ...... Baltimore Co...... Gators ...... PEH Henry A. Wise ...... Prince George’s Co ....Pumas ...... HWI Perryville ...... Cecil Co...... Panthers ...... PEV Woodlawn ...... Baltimore Co...... Warriors ...... WOO Pikesville...... Baltimore Co...... Panthers ...... PIK Wootton...... Montgomery Co...... Patriots ...... TSW Pocomoke...... Worcester Co...... Warriors...... POC C. Milton Wright ...... Harford Co...... Mustangs...... CMW Baltimore Poly ...... Baltimore City ...... Engineers ...... BPI Poolesville...... Montgomery Co...... Falcons ...... POO

Potomac ...... Prince George's Co. ..Wolverines ...... POT

Queen Anne's ...... Queen Anne's Co...... Lions ...... QAN Quince Orchard ...... Montgomery Co...... Cougars...... QOR

67 MPSSAA SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2008-2009 ALLEGANY COUNTY 2. ARUNDEL 4A 1001 Annapolis Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Gambrills 21054 Tim Scaletta Principal Sharon Stratton P. O. Box 1724 Ath Dir Lee Rogers Cumberland 21501-1724 School phone (410) 674-6500 Phone (301) 759-2044 AD phone (410) 674-6500 FAX (301) 759-2019 FAX (410) 674-4477

1. ALLEGANY 1A 3. BROADNECK 4A 616 Sedgewick St 12 65 Green Holly Dr. Cumberland 21502 Annapolis MD 21401 Principal Mike Calhoun Principal Lucinda Hudson Ath Dir Duanne McMinn Ath Dir Ken Kazmarek School phone (301) 777-8110 School phone (410) 757-1300 AD phone (301) 777-8110 AD phone (410) 757-3758 FAX (301) 759-2534 FAX (410) 757-5621

2. FORT HILL 1A 4. CHESAPEAKE 4A 500 Greenway Ave. 4798 Mountain Rd. Cumberland 21502 Pasadena 21122 Principal Stephen M. Lewis Principal Patricia Plitt Ath Dir Paul Green Ath Dir Chip Snyder School phone (301) 777-2570 School phone (410) 255-9600 AD phone (301) 777-2570 AD phone (410) 255-9600 FAX (301) 777-2572 FAX (410) 437-3218

3. MOUNTAIN RIDGE 1A 5. GLEN BURNIE 4A 100 Dr. Nance S. Grasmick Lane 7550 Balt.-Annapolis Blvd. Frostburg 21532 Glen Burnie 21060 Principal Wayne Nicol Principal Vickie Plitt Ath Dir Gary Davis Ath Dir Bruce Sider School phone (301) 689-3377 School phone (410) 761-8950 AD phone (301) 689-3377 AD phone (410) 761-8950 FAX (301) 689-8709 FAX (410) 553-9332

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY 6. MEADE 3A 11 00 Clark Road COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS Ft. Meade 20755 Greg LeGrand Principal Darryl Kennedy 2644 Riva Rd. Ath Dir Dave Lanham Annapolis 21401 School phone (410) 674-7710 Phone (410) 222-5463 AD phone (410) 672-1369 FAX (410) 222-5562 FAX (410) 674-6823

1. ANNAPOLIS 3A 7. NORTH COUNTY 4A 2700 Riva Rd. 10 East First Ave. Annapolis 21401 Glen Burnie 21061-2018 Principal Donald Lilley Principal Frank Drazan Ath Dir Dave Gehrdes Ath Dir Mike Baker School phone (410) 266-5240 School phone (410) 222-6970 AD phone (410) 224-8362 AD phone (410) 222-6970 FAX (410) 224-8362 FAX (410) 222-6980

68 8. NORTHEAST 3A 1. SAMUEL L. BANKS 2A 1121 Duvall Hwy. 5001 Sinclaire Lane Pasadena 21122 Baltimore 21206 Principal Kathy Kubic Principal Tony Edwards Ath Dir Marianne Shultz Ath Dir Carol Ansell School phone (410) 437-6400 School phone (443) 841-1541 AD phone (410) 437-6400 AD phone (410) 396-9262 FAX (410) 437-7012 FAX (410) 254-7455

9. OLD MILL 4A 2. CARVER VO-TECH 1A 600 Patriot Ln. 2201 Presstman St. Millersville 21108 Baltimore 21216 Principal Sheila Hill Principal Kirk Sykes Ath Dir Bruce Lawton Ath Dir Wayne Jackson School phone (410) 969-9010 School phone (410) 396-0553 AD phone (410) 969-0837 AD phone (410) 396-0564 FAX (410) 969-0837 FAX (410) 396-0060

10. SEVERNA PARK 4A 3. CITY COLLEGE 2A 60 Robinson Rd. 3220 The Alameda Severna Park 21146 Baltimore 21218 Principal Jason Dykstra Principal Timothy Dawson Ath Dir kWayne Moo Ath Dir George Petrides School phone (410) 544-0900 School phone (410) 396-6557 AD phone (410) 544-0900 AD phone (410) 545-6739 FAX (410) 544-7462 FAX (410) 243-0669

11. SOUTH RIVER 4A 4. DIGITAL HARBOR 1A 201 Central Ave. East 1100 Covington St Edgewater 21037 Baltimore 21230 Principal William T. Myers Principal Brian Eyer Ath Dir Dave Klingel Ath Dir Lisa Martin School phone (410) 956-5600 School phone (443) 984-1256 AD phone (410) 956-5600 AD phone (410) 396-8372 FAX (410) 956-5137 FAX (410) 539-5207

12. SOUTHERN 2A 5. FREDERICK DOUGLASS 2A 4400 Solomons Island Rd. 2301 Gwynns Falls Pkwy. Harwood 20776 Baltimore 21217 Principal Maryalice Todd Principal Clark Montgomery Ath Dir Ted Gott Ath Dir Tina Queen School phone (410) 867-7100 School phone (410) 396-7822 AD phone (410) 867-7100 AD phone (410) 545-7263 FAX (410) 867-2412 FAX (410) 523-7557

BALTIMORE CITY 6. W.E.B. DU BOIS 1A 22 01 Pinewood Ave. COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS Baltimore 21214 Robert P. Wade Principal Delores Berry 200 East North Ave. Ath Dir Linda Holmes-Mitchell Baltimore 21202 School phone (410) 396-6435 Phone (410) 396-8569 AD phone (410) 396-8394 FAX (410) 396-1656 FAX (410) 396-8394

69 7. PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR 1A 13. NORTHWESTERN 2A 1400 Orleans St. 6900 Park Heights Ave. Baltimore 21231 Baltimore 21215 Principal Stephen Colbert Principal Jason Hartling Ath Dir Barbara Allen Ath Dir Jerry Molyneaux School phone (410) 396-9478 School phone (410) 396-0646 AD phone (410) 396-9487 AD phone (410) 396-8374 FAX (410) 545-1682 FAX (410) 396-0866

8. EDMONDSON/WESTSIDE 2A 14. PATTERSON 3A 501 Athol Ave. 100 Kane St. Baltimore 21229 Baltimore 21224 Principal Patricia Lowe-Gould Principal Laura D’Anna Ath Dir Dante Jones Ath Dir Donna Bowers School phone (410) 396-0685 School phone (410) 396-9276 AD phone (410) 396-8373 AD phone (410) 396-9274 FAX (410) 545-7715 FAX (410) 396-8395

9. FOREST PARK 1A 15. POLYTECHNIC 2A 3701 Eldorado Ave. 1400 West Coldspring Ln. Baltimore 21207 Baltimore 21209 Principal LaMarge Wyatt Principal Barney Wilson Ath Dir Obie Barnes Ath Dir Tiffany Byrd School phone (410) 396-0753 School phone (410) 396-7026 AD phone (410) 396-0456 AD phone (410) 396-7023 FAX (410) 396-0143 FAX (410) 396-7023

10. LAKE CLIFTON MULTI-PLEX 3A 16. SOUTHSIDE ACADEMY 1A 2801 St. Lo Dr. 2700 Seamon Ave. Baltimore 21213 Baltimore 21225 Principal Tricia Rock Principal Denise Gordon Ath Dir ATB Ath Dir Dana Johnson School phone (410) 396-6643 School phone (410) 396-1625 AD phone (410) 396-6635 AD phone (410) 396-1625 FAX (410) 467-0958 FAX (410) 396-6955

11. REGINALD F. LEWIS 1A 17. SOUTHWESTERN MULTI-PLEX 4A 6401 Pioneer Dr. 200 Harlem Ave Baltimore 21214 Baltimore 21217 Principal ATB Principal Michael Manning Ath Dir Rikki Sye Ath Dir Kenneth Smith School phone (410) 545-1746 School phone (443) 984-2833 AD phone (410) 396-8394 AD phone (443) 984-2833 FAX (410) 396-8394 FAX (410) 947-2948

12. MERGENTHALER 3A 18. WALBROOK MULTI-PLEX 4A 3500 Hillen Rd. 2000 Edgewood St. Baltimore 21218 Baltimore 21216 Principal Magdalen Reyment Principal Janice Williams Ath Dir Patricia Johnson Ath Dir Yolanda Jackson School phone (410) 396-6496 School phone (443) 984-3330 AD phone (410) 889-2584 AD phone (410) 396-5514 FAX (410) 243-5354 FAX (410) 396-5514

70 19. WESTERN 3A 5. DUNDALK 3A 4600 Falls Rd. 1901 Delvale Ave. Baltimore 21209 Baltimore 21222 Principal Eleanor Matthews Principal Thomas P. Shouldice Ath Dir David Lang Ath Dir Justin Nash School phone (410) 396-7040 School phone (410) 887-7023 AD phone (410) 396-7035 AD phone (410) 887-7288 FAX (410) 396-7492 FAX (410) 887-7288

BALTIMORE COUNTY 6. EASTERN TECHNICAL 2A OFFICE OF ATHLETICS 1100 Mace Ave. Ronald J. Belinko, Coordinator Baltimore 21221 Lynette Mitzel, Supervisor Principal Thomas G. Evans 6901 Charles St. Ath Dir La rry Hall Towson 21204 School phone (410) 887-0190 Phone (410) 887-2328 AD phone (410) 887-0201 FAX (410) 887-5936 FAX (410) 887-0424

1. CARVER ARTS & TECH 1A 7. FRANKLIN 3A 938 York Rd. 12 000 Reisterstown Rd. Towson 21204 Reisterstown 21136 Principal Karen Steele Principal Kathleen H. Schmidt Ath Dir Lori Brewer Ath Dir Richard Reed School phone (410) 887-2775 School phone (410) 887-1119 AD phone (410) 887-2546 AD phone (410) 887-1126 FAX (410) 823-8386 FAX (410) 887-1126

2. CATONSVILLE 3A 8. HEREFORD 3A 421 Bloomsbury Ave. 17301 York Rd. Baltimore 21228 Parkton 21120 Principal Deborah L. Bittner Principal John Bereska Ath Dir David Lane Ath Dir Mike Kalisz School phone (410) 887-0808 School phone (410) 887-1905 AD phone (410) 887-0815 AD phone (410) 887-1910 FAX (410) 747-9473 FAX (410) 887-1944

3. CHESAPEAKE 1A 9. KENWOOD 4A 1801 Turkey Pt. Rd. 501 Stemmers Run Rd. Baltimore 21221 Baltimore 21221 Principal Maria L. Lowry Principal Paul D. Martin Ath Dir Rodney McMillion Ath Dir Derek Maki School phone (410) 887-0100 School phone (410) 887-0153 AD phone (410) 887-6386 AD phone (410) 887-0145 FAX (410) 682-3426 FAX (410) 887-6382

4. DULANEY 4A 10. LANSDOWNE 2A 255 Padonia Rd. 3800 Hollins Ferry Rd. Timonium 21093 Baltimore 21227 Principal Patrick S. McCusker Principal Lynda M. Whitlock Ath Dir Mike Lafferty Ath Dir Todd Hawkins School phone (410) 887-7633 School phone 887-1415 AD phone (410) 887-7638 AD phone (410) 887-1424 FAX (410) 887-7638 FAX (410) 887-1424

71 11. LOCH RAVEN 2A 17. PATAPSCO 3A 1212 Cowpens Ave. 8100 Wise Ave. Towson 21204 Baltimore 21222 Principal ATB Principal Edmund L. Mitzel Ath Dir David Hoch Ath Dir Chris McGuinness School phone (410) 887-3525 School phone (410) 887-7060 AD phone (410) 887-3543 AD phone (410) 887-7064 FAX (410) 887-5898 FAX (410) 887-7062

12. MILFORD MILL ACADEMY 3A 18. PERRY HALL 4A 3800 Washington Ave. 46 01 Ebenezer Rd. Baltimore 21244 Baltimore 21236 Principal Nathaniel J. Gibson III Principal George Roberts Ath Dir Joe Sargent Ath Dir Kathy Graybeal School phone (410) 887-0660 School phone (410) 887-5108 AD phone (410) 887-0666 AD phone (410) 256-0696 FAX (410) 887-0681 FAX (410) 256-5116

13. NEW TOWN 1A 19. PIKESVILLE 1A 493 1 New Town Blvd. 7621 Labyrinth Rd. Owings Mills 21117 Baltimore 21208 Principal Barbara A. Cheswick Principal Barbara E. Walker Ath Dir Reggie Brooks Ath Dir rTed Winne School phone (410) 887-1614 School phone (410) 887-1217 AD phone (410) 887-1668 AD phone (410) 887-1257 FAX (410) 654-8897 FAX (410) 653-3910

14. OVERLEA 2A 20. RANDALLSTOWN 2A 5401 Kenwood Ave. 4000 Offutt Road Baltimore 21206 Randallstown 21133 Principal Elizabeth C. Parker Principal Cheryl E Pasteur Ath Dir Bruce Malinowski Ath Dir Mike Gelman School phone (410) 887-5241 School phone 887-0748 AD phone (410) 887-5428 AD phone (410) 887-0756 FAX (410) 887-5428 FAX (410) 887-0756

15. OWINGS MILLS 1A 21. SPARROWS POINT 1A 124 Tollgate Rd. 7400 North Point Rd. Owings Mills 21117 Baltimore 21219 Principal Diane L. Garbarino Principal Rob Santacroce Ath Dir Jeff Mann Ath Dir Russ Lingner School phone (410) 887-1700 School phone (410) 887-7517 AD phone (410) 887-1528 AD phone (410) 887-7512 FAX (410) 887-1528 FAX (410) 477-4311

16. PARKVILLE 4A 22. TOWSON 3A 260 0 Putty Hill Ave. 69 Cedar Ave. Baltimore 21234 Towson 21286 Principal Stephen A. Edgar Principal Dr. Jane N. Barranger Ath Dir Jeff Markle Ath Dir Jocelyn Lear School phone (410) 887-5257 School phone (410) 887-3608 AD phone (410) 887-5430 AD phone (410) 828-9213 FAX (410) 887-5430 FAX (410) 828-9213

72 23. WESTERN TECH & ENV SCI 1A 4. PATUXENT 2A 100 Kenwood Ave. 12 485 Rousby Hall Rd. Baltimore 21228 Lusby 20657 Principal Richard P. Jester Principal Nancy Highsmith Ath Dir Michael McEwan Ath Dir Steve Crounse School phone (410) 887-0840 School phone (410) 535-7865 AD phone (410) 887-0844 AD phone 410-535-7438 FAX (410) 887-1024 FAX (410) 535-7875

24. WOODLAWN 4A CAROLINE COUNTY 1801 Woodlawn Dr. Baltimore 21207 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Brian W. Scriven Roger K. Eareckson Ath Dir Michael Sye 204 Franklin St. School phone (410) 887-1309 Denton 21629 AD phone (410) 298-0724 Phone (410) 479-1460 FAX (410) 887-1324 FAX (410) 479-0108

CALVERT COUNTY 1. NORTH CAROLINE 2A 10 990 River Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Ridgely 21660 Leon Langley Principal Brian Spiering 1305 Dares Beach Rd. Ath Dir Henry Ward Prince Frederick 20678 School phone (410) 479-2332 Phone (410) 535-7227 AD phone (410) 479-3432 FAX (410) 535-7424 FAX (410) 479-2743

1. CALVERT 2A 2. COLONEL RICHARDSON 1A 600 Dares Beach Rd. 25320 Richardson Rd. Prince Frederick 20678 Federalsburg 21632 Principal Susan Johnson Principal Derek L. Simmons Ath Dir Brad Criss Ath Dir Earl Jester School phone (410) 535-7333 School phone (410) 754-5575 AD phone (410) 535-7283 AD phone (410) 754-6961 FAX (410) 535-7200 FAX (410) 754-3497

2. HUNTINGTOWN 3A CARROLL COUNTY 4125 Solomons Island Rd Huntingtown 20639 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Rick Weber James Rodriguez Ath Dir Jason Harlow 125 North Court St. School phone (410) 414-7036 Westminster 21157 AD phone (443) 486-4005 Phone (410) 751-3059 FAX (410) 535-2865 FAX (410) 751-3159

3. NORTHERN 3A 1. CENTURY 2A 295 0 Chaneyville Rd. 35 5 Ronsdale Rd. Owings 20736 Sykesville 21784 Principal George Miller Principal Andrew Cockley Ath Dir Stacy Karcesky Ath Dir Randy Pentz School phone (410) 257-1519 School phone (410) 386-4400 AD phone (410) 257-1537 AD phone (410) 386-4400 FAX (410) 257-1530 FAX (410) 386-4413

73 2. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 2A CECIL COUNTY 382 5 Bark Hill Rd. Union Bridge 21791 COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS Principal John Seaman Sue Ann Strobel Ath Dir Craig Walker 201 Booth St. School phone (410) 751-3320 Elkton 21921 AD phone (410) 751-3320 Phone (410) 996-5496 FAX (410) 751-3325 FAX (410) 996-5454

3. LIBERTY 2A 1. BOHEMIA MANOR 1A 585 5 Bartholow Rd. 2755 Augustine Herman Hwy. Sykesville 21784 Chesapeake City 21915 Principal Dwayne Piper Principal Charles Helm Ath Dir Ed Devincent Ath Dir Bruce Kline School phone (410) 751-3560 School phone (410) 885-2075 AD phone (410) 751-3560 AD phone (410) 885-2075 FAX (410) 751-3564 FAX (410) 885-2485

4. NORTH CARROLL 4A 2. ELKTON 2A 1400 Panther Dr. 11 0 James St. Hampstead 21074 Elkton 21921 Principal Kimberly N. Dolch Principal Wes Zimmerman Ath Dir Troy Warehime Ath Dir Jim Leitgeb School phone (410) 751-3450 School phone (410) 996-5000 AD phone (410) 751-3450 AD phone (410) 996-5000 FAX (410) 751-3457 FAX (410) 996-5646

5. SOUTH CARROLL 1A 3. NORTH EAST 2A 1300 West Old Liberty Rd. 300 Irishtown Rd. Sykesville 21784 North East 21901 Principal Eric King Principal Terrill O. Stammler Ath Dir Jim Horn Ath Dir Gary Brown School phone (410) 751-3575 School phone (410) 996-6200 AD phone (410) 751-3575 AD phone (410) 996-6200 FAX (410) 751-3587 FAX (410) 996-6264

6. WESTMINSTER 4A 4. PERRYVILLE 1A 1225 Washington Rd. 169 6 Perryville Rd. Westminster 21157 Perryville 21903 Principal Kenneth Goncz Principal Peter Callahan Ath Dir Terry Molloy Ath Dir George Rash School phone (410) 751-3630 School phone (410) 996-6000 AD phone (410) 751-3630 AD phone (410) 996-6000 FAX (410) 751-3640 FAX (410) 996-6027

7. WINTERS MILL 2A 5. RISING SUN 2A 560 Gorsuch Rd. 10 0 Tiger Drive Westminster 21157 North East 21901 Principal Jeff Alisauckas Principal George Larson Ath Dir Steve Speck Ath Dir Joseph McCullin School phone (410) 386-1500 School phone (410) 658-9115 AD phone (410) 386-1500 AD phone (410) 658-9115 FAX (410) 386-1513 FAX (410) 658-9121

74 CHARLES COUNTY 6. WESTLAKE 3A 33 00 Middletown Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Waldorf 20603 Jan Johnson Principal Chrystal Benson POB 2770 - letters Ath Dir Dominic Zaccarelli 5980 Radio Station Rd.- pkg. School phone (301) 753-1758 La Plata 20646 AD phone (301) 753-1758 x23 Phone (301) 934-7323 FAX (301) 932-8583 FAX (301) 934-7401

1. LA PLATA 3A DORCHESTER COUNTY 6035 Radio Station Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS La Plata 20646 W. David Bromwell Principal Garth Bowling Cambridge-South Dorchester HS Ath Dir Cliff Nagle 2475 Cambridge Bypass School phone (301) 753-1754 Cambridge 21613 AD phone (301) 753-1754 Phone 410-228-9224 FAX (301) 934-5657 FAX (410) 228-0724

2. HENRY E. LACKEY 3A 1. CAMBRIDGE-S. DORCHESTER 1A 3000 Chicamuxen Rd. 2475 Cambridge Bypass Indian Head 20640 Cambridge 21613 Principal Curry Werkheiser Principal Dr. Benjamin Hosch Ath Dir Dave Anderson Ath Dir Jake Coleman School phone (301) 753-1753 School phone (410) 228-9224 AD phone (301) 753-1753 AD phone (410) 228-9224 FAX (301) 743-9076 FAX (410) 228-0724

3. MAURICE J. MCDONOUGH 2A 2. NORTH DORCHESTER 1A 7165 Marshall Corner Rd. 5875 Cloverdale Rd. Pomfret 20675 Hurlock 21643 Principal Jervie Petty Principal Vaughn Evans, Sr. Ath Dir Jennifer Smith Ath Dir Terri Wright School phone (301) 753-1755 School phone (410) 943-4511 AD phone (301) 753-1755 AD phone (410) 943-4511 FAX (301) 753-8408 FAX (410) 943-3499

4. NORTH POINT 2A FREDERICK COUNTY 2500 Davis Rd. Waldorf 20603 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Kimberly Hill W. Lynn Carr Ath Dir Aly K. Johnson 115 E. Church St. School phone (301) 753-1759 Frederick 21701 AD phone (301) 753-1759 Phone 301-696-6845 FAX (301) 885-2347 FAX 301-696-6963

5. THOMAS STONE 4A 1. BRUNSWICK 1A 3785 Leonardtown Rd. 10 1 Cummings Dr. Waldorf 20601 Brunswick 21716 Principal Larry Martin Principal Kristi Mitchell Ath Dir Steve Lee Ath Dir Perry Baker School phone (301) 753-1756 School phone (240) 236-8600 AD phone (301) 843-0074 AD phone (240) 236-8611 FAX (301) 932-4278 FAX (240) 236-8601

75 2. CATOCTIN 1A 8. URBANA 3A 14745 Sabillasville Rd. 34 71 Campus Dr. Thurmont 21788 Ijamsville 21754 Principal Jack Newkirk Principal George Seaton II Ath Dir Thomas Sherald Ath Dir Kevin Kendro School phone (240) 236-8100 School phone (240) 236-7600 AD phone (240) 236-8090 AD phone (240) 236-7711 FAX (240) 236-8101 FAX (240) 236-7710

3. FREDERICK 3A 9. WALKERSVILLE 2A 650 Carroll Pkwy. 81 Frederick St. Frederick 21701 Walkersville 21793 Principal Denise Fargo-Devine Principal Rebecca Koontz Ath Dir Ed Remus Ath Dir Mik e Mummert School phone (240) 236-7000 School phone (240) 236-7200 AD phone (240) 236-7083 AD phone (240) 236-7255 FAX (240) 236-7015 FAX (240) 236-7250

4. THOMAS JOHNSON 4A GARRETT COUNTY 1501 N. Market St. Frederick 21701 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Ms. Marty Tarr Lynn H. Bell Ath Dir Steve Nibbs 40 South Second St. School phone (240) 236-8200 Oakland 21550-1518 AD phone (240) 236-8233 Phone (301) 334-8933 FAX (240) 236-8201 FAX (301) 334-7621

5. LINGANORE 4A 1. NORTHERN 1A 12014 Old Annapolis Rd. 86 Pride Pkwy. Frederick 21702 Accident 21520 Principal Marge Lyburn Principal Gary Reichenbecher Ath Dir Sonny Joseph Ath Dir ATB School phone (240) 236-7800 School phone (301) 746-8668 AD phone (240) 236-7878 AD phone (301) 746-8328 FAX (240) 236-7801 FAX (301) 746-8942

6. MIDDLETOWN 2A 2. SOUTHERN 1A 200 Schoolhouse Dr. 34 5 Oakland Dr. Middletown 21769 Oakland 21550 Principal Kathleen Schlappal Principal James H. Maddy Ath Dir Tim Ambrose Ath Dir Susan Newton School phone (240) 236-7400 School phone (301) 334-9447 AD phone (240) 236-7422 AD phone (301) 334-6994 FAX (240) 236-7450 FAX (301) 334-8861

7. TUSCARORA 3A HARFORD COUNTY 5312 Ballenger Creek Pike Frederick 21703 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Jay Berno Ken Zorbach Ath Dir Jim Deegan 102 South Hickory Ave. School phone (240) 236-6400 Bel Air 21014 AD phone (240) 236-6545 Phone (410) 588-5276, -5249 FAX (240) 236-6401 FAX (410) 588-5370

76 1. ABERDEEN 3A 7. JOPPATOWNE 2A 251 Paradise Rd. 555 Joppa Farm Rd. Aberdeen 21001 Joppa 21085 Principal Thomas M. Szerensits Principal Macon L. Tucker Ath Dir Tim Lindecamp Ath Dir Mike Bauer School phone (410) 273-5500 School phone (410) 612-1510 AD phone (410) 273-5522 AD phone (410) 612-1510 FAX (410) 273-5522 FAX (410) 612-1528

2. BEL AIR 3A 8. NORTH HARFORD 3A 100 Heighe St. 21 1 Pylesville Rd. Bel Air 21014 Pylesville 21132 Principal Joseph L. Voskuhl Principal David W. Thomas Ath Dir Phyllis Hemmes Ath Dir Tim Larrimore School phone (410) 638-4600 School phone (410) 638-3650 AD phone (410) 638-4600 x26 AD phone (410) 638-3699 FAX (410) 638-4604 FAX (410) 638-3666

3. EDGEWOOD 2A 9. C. MILTON WRIGHT 4A 2415 Willoughby Beach Rd. 13 01 N. Fountain Green Rd. Edgewood 21040 Bel Air 21014 Principal Larissa Santos Principal Marlene Moulter Ath Dir Debbie Brinkman Ath Dir Paul Perkovich School phone (410) 612-1500 School phone (410) 638-4110 AD phone (410) 612-1500 AD phone (410) 638-4110 FAX (410) 612-1585 FAX (410) 638-4114

4. FALLSTON 3A 10. PATTERSON MILL 1A 230 1 Carrs Mill Rd. 85 Patterson Mill Rd. Fallston 21047 Bel Air 21015 Principal Joseph A. Schmitz Principal Wayne Thibeault Ath Dir Dave Cesky Ath Dir Jessica Smith School phone (410) 638-4120 School phone (410) 638-4640 AD phone (410) 638-4032 AD phone (410) 638-4640 FAX (410) 638-4125 FAX (410) 638-4646

5. HARFORD TECHNICAL 1A HOWARD COUNTY 200 Thomas Run Rd. Bel Air 21014 COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Charles G. Hagan Michael Williams Ath Dir Mike Woods 10910 Route 108 School phone (410) 638-3804 Ellicott City 21042 AD phone (410) 638-3804 Phone (410) 313-6631 FAX (410) 638-3820 FAX (410) 313-6835

6. HAVRE DE GRACE 1A 1. ATHOLTON 3A 700 Congress Ave. 65 20 Freetown Rd. Havre de Grace 21078 Columbia 21044 Principal M. Patricia Walling Principal Marcy Leonard Ath Dir Heather Crawford Ath Dir Michael Senisi School phone (410) 939-6600 School phone (410) 313-7065 AD phone (410) 939-6600 AD phone (410) 313-7080 FAX (410) 939-6667 FAX (410) 313-7078

77 2. CENTENNIAL 3A 8. MT. HEBRON 2A 4300 Centennial Lane 94 40 Route 99 Ellicott City 21042 Ellicott City 21042 Principal Dr. Carl Perkins Principal Scott Ruehl Ath Dir Jean Vanderpool Ath Dir Jeannie Prevosto School phone (410) 313-2856 School phone (410) 313-2880 AD phone (410) 313-2865 AD phone (410) 313-2885 FAX (410) 313-2891 FAX (410) 313-2889

3. GLENELG 1A 9. OAKLAND MILLS 2A 14025 Burnt Woods Rd. 9410 Kilimanjaro Rd. Glenelg 21737 Columbia 21045 Principal Karl Schindler Principal Frank Eastham Ath Dir John Davis Ath Dir Troy Stevenson School phone (410) 313-5528 School phone (410) 313-6945 AD phone (410) 313-5539 AD phone (410) 313-6953 FAX (410) 313-5536 FAX (410) 313-6948

4. HAMMOND 2A 10. RESERVOIR 3A 8800 Guilford Rd. 11 550 Scaggsville Rd. Columbia 21046 Fulton 20759 Principal Sylvester Burke Principal Adrianne Kaufman Ath Dir Joe Russo Ath Dir Ken Klock School phone (410) 313-7615 School phone (410) 888-8850 AD phone (410) 313-7605 AD phone (410) 888-8853 FAX (410) 313-7605 FAX (410) 888-8849

5. HOWARD 3A 11. RIVER HILL 2A 8700 Old Annapolis Rd. 12 101 Route 108 Ellicott City 21043 Clarksville 21029 Principal Regina Massella Principal William Ryan Ath Dir Michael Duffy Ath Dir Rick Lloyd School phone (410) 313-2867 School phone (410) 313-7120 AD phone (410) 313-2874 AD phone (410) 313-7114 FAX (410) 313-2870 FAX (410) 313-7114

6. LONG REACH 3A 12. WILDE LAKE 3A 6101 Old Dobbin Ln. 54 60 Trumpeter Rd. Columbia 21045 Columbia 21044 Principal Ed Evans Principal Restia Whitaker Ath Dir Joe Thomas Ath Dir Vince Parnell School phone (410) 313-7117 School phone (410) 313-6965 AD phone (410) 313-7414 AD phone (410) 313-6973 FAX (410) 313-7422 FAX (410) 313-6972

7. MARRIOTTS RIDGE 2A KENT COUNTY 121 00 Woodford Rd. Marriottsville 21104 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Patrick Saunderson Charles Welsh- Kent Co. HS Ath Dir Gene Brown 25301 Lambs Meadow Rd. School phone (410) 313-5568 Worton 21678 AD phone (410) 313-5421 Phone (410) 778-1394 FAX (410) 313-5574 FAX (410) 778-4266

78 1. KENT COUNTY 1A 5. CLARKSBURG 2A 253 01 Lambs Meadow Rd. 22500 Wims Rd. Worton 21678 Clarksburg 20871 Principal TBA Principal James Koutsos Ath Dir Charles Welsh Ath Dir Mike Riley School phone (410) 778-4540 School phone (301) 444-3000 AD phone (410) 778-1394 AD phone (301) 444-3523 FAX (410) 778-4266 FAX 301-444-3595

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 6. DAMASCUS 3A OFFICE OF ATHLETICS 25921 Ridge Rd. Dr. William Beattie, Director Damascus 20872 Gabriele von Nordheim, Specialist Principal Robert G. Domergue 850 Hungerford Dr. Suite 250 Ath Dir Rob Wells Rockville 20850 School phone (301) 253-7030 Phone (301) 279-3144 AD phone (301) 253-7050 FAX (301) 279-3104 FAX (301) 253-7050

1. BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE 3A 7. ALBERT EINSTEIN 3A 4301 East-West Hwy. 11135 Newport Mill Rd. Bethesda 20814 Kensington 20895 Principal Karen Lockard Principal James G. Fernandez Ath Dir Tim Gilmore Ath Dir Brady Blade School phone (240) 497-6300 School phone (301) 929-2200 AD phone (240) 497-6344 AD phone (301) 962-1025 FAX (240) 497-6306 FAX (301) 962-1016

2. MONTGOMERY BLAIR 4A 8. GAITHERSBURG 4A 51 University Blvd. East 314 S. Frederick Ave. Silver Spring 20901 Gaithersburg 20877 Principal Darryl L. Williams Principal Dr. Christine Handy-Collins Ath Dir Dale Miller Ath Dir Jason Woodward School phone (301) 649-2800 School phone (301) 840-4700 AD phone (301) 649-2841 AD phone (301) 840-4747 FAX (301) 649-2830 FAX (301) 840-4707

3. JAMES HUBERT BLAKE 4A 9. WALTER JOHNSON 4A 300 Norwood Rd. 6400 Rock Spring Dr. Silver Spring 20905 Bethesda 20814 Principal Carole Goodman Principal Dr. Christopher Garran Ath Dir Butch Hilliard Ath Dir Sue Amos School phone (301) 879-1300 School phone (301) 803-7100 AD phone (301) 879-1333 AD phone (301) 803-7254 FAX (301) 879-1332 FAX (301) 571-6986

4. WINSTON CHURCHILL 4A 10. JOHN F. KENNEDY 3A 11300 Gainsborough Rd. 1901 Randolph Rd. Potomac 20854 Silver Spring 20902-1447 Principal Dr. Joan C. Benz Principal Thomas Anderson Ath Dir Dave Kelley Ath Dir Ken Cudd School phone (301) 469-1200 School phone (301) 929-2100 AD phone (301) 469-1240 AD phone (301) 962-5936 FAX (301) 469-1208 FAX (301) 929-5958

79 11. COL. ZADOK MAGRUDER 4A 17. QUINCE ORCHARD 4A 593 9 Muncaster Mill Rd. 15800 Quince Orchard Rd. Rockville 20855 Gaithersburg 20878 Principal Leroy Evans Principal Carole Working Ath Dir Karl Heimbach Ath Dir John Lubenetski School phone (301) 840-4600 School phone (301) 840-4686 AD phone (301) 840-4624 AD phone (301) 840-4599 FAX (301) 840-4617 FAX (301) 840-4699

12. RICHARD MONTGOMERY 4A 18. ROCKVILLE 2A 250 Richard Montgomery Dr. 21 00 Baltimore Rd. Rockville 20852 Rockville 20851 Principal Dr. Nelson McLeod Principal Dr. Debra S. Munk Ath Dir Bob Maxey Ath Dir Paul Fahrner School phone (301) 610-8000 School phone (301) 517-8105 AD phone (301) 610-8075 AD phone (301) 517-5530 FAX (301) 279-8428 FAX (301) 517-8828

13. NORTHWEST 4A 19. SENECA VALLEY 3A 13501 Richter Farm Rd. 19401 Crystal Rock Dr. Germantown 20874 Germantown 20874 Principal Sylvia K. Morrison Principal Dennis Queen Ath Dir Jim Tapley Ath Dir Ray Sacramo School phone (301) 601-4660 School phone (301) 353-8000 AD phone (301) 601-4629 AD phone (301) 353-8028 FAX (301) 601-4621 FAX (301) 353-8004

14. NORTHWOOD 2A 20. SHERWOOD 4A 919 University Blvd. W 30 0 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd. Silver Spring 20901 Sandy Spring 20860 Principal Henry Johnson Principal William M. Gregory Ath Dir Marco Fuggitti Ath Dir Jim Meehan School phone (301) 649-8088 School phone (301) 924-3200 AD phone (301) 649-8229 AD phone (301) 924-3230 FAX (301) 649-9285 FAX (301) 924-3220

15. PAINT BRANCH 3A 21. SPRINGBROOK 4A 14121 Old Columbia Pike 20 1 Valleybrook Dr. Burtonsville 20866 Silver Spring 20904 Principal Jeanette E. Dixon Principal Michael A. Durso Ath Dir Jeff Sullivan Ath Dir Ron Lane School phone (301) 989-5600 School phone (301) 989-5700 AD phone (301) 989-5616 AD phone (301) 989-6070 FAX (301) 989-5616 FAX (301) 622-1875

16. POOLESVILLE 1A 22. WATKINS MILL 3A 17501 Willard Rd. 10 301 Apple Ridge Rd. Poolesville 20837 Gaithersburg 20879 Principal Deena Levine Principal Kevin A. Hobbs Ath Dir Fred Swick Ath Dir Ed Ross School phone (301) 972-7900 School phone (301) 840-3959 AD phone (301) 972-7919 AD phone (301) 840-3979 FAX (301) 972-7915 FAX (301) 840-3956

80 23. WHEATON 3A 3. CENTRAL 2A 126 01 Dalewood Dr. 200 Cabin Branch Rd. Silver Spring 20906 Capitol Heights 20743 Principal Kevin Lowndes Principal Fletcher James Ath Dir Maura Ryan Ath Dir Edmund Bowie School phone (301) 929-2050 School phone (301) 499-7080 AD phone (301) 929-2080 AD phone (301) 499-7037 FAX (301) 929-2081 FAX (301) 499-7087

24. WALT WHITMAN 4A 4. CROSSLAND 3A 7100 Whittier Blvd. 69 01 Temple Hills Rd. Bethesda 20817 Temple Hills 20748 Principal Dr. Alan Goodwin Principal Charles Thomas Ath Dir Andy Wetzel Ath Dir Erik Knight School phone (301) 320-6600 School phone (301) 449-4800 AD phone (301) 320-6595 AD phone (301) 449-4790 FAX (301) 320-6571 FAX (301) 449-4801

25. THOMAS S. WOOTTON 4A 5. FREDERICK DOUGLASS 2A 2100 Wootton Pky. 8000 Croom Rd. Rockville 20850 Upper Marlboro 20772 Principal Dr. Michael Doran Principal Rudolph Saunders Ath Dir Chris Thompson Ath Dir Bill Hay School phone (301) 279-8550 School phone (301) 952-2400 AD phone -(301) 279-8575 AD phone (301) 952-7737 FAX (301) 279-8569 FAX (301) 627-3377

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY 6. DUVAL 4A SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS 98 80 Good Luck Rd. Earl Hawkins, Director Lanham 20801 L. O'Shay Watson, Supervisor Principal Raymond Miller 9201 East Hampton Dr. Ath Dir Franklin Crispi Capitol Heights 20743 School phone (301) 918-8600 Phone (301) 808-8273 AD phone (301) 918-8607 FAX (301) 808-8312, -8291 FAX (301) 918-8606

1. BLADENSBURG 4A 7. FAIRMONT HEIGHTS 2A 4200 57th Avenue 14 01 Nye St. Bladensburg 20710 Capitol Heights 20743 Principal Andrea Phillips-Hughes Principal Peggy Nicholson Ath Dir Stacy Sales Ath Dir Dave Sharpless School phone (301) 887-6700 School phone (301) 925-1360 AD phone (301) 887-6700 AD phone (301) 925-1360 x272 FAX (301) 887-6710 FAX (301) 925-1377

2. BOWIE 4A 8. CHARLES H. FLOWERS 4A 15200 Annapolis Rd. 10 001 Ardwick-Ardmore Rd. Bowie 20715 Springdale 20774 Principal Jane W. Spence Principal Helena Nobles-Jones Ath Dir sBob Este Ath Dir Carlyle Rose School phone (301) 805-2600 School phone (301) 636-8000 AD phone (301) 860-7393 AD phone (301) 636-8000 x286 FAX (301) 860-7393 FAX (301) 636-8008

81 9. FORESTVILLE 1A 15. NORTHWESTERN 4A 7001 Beltz Dr. 7000 Adelphi Rd. Forestville 20747 Hyattsville 20782 Principal James Smallwood Principal Jerome Thomas Ath Dir Irvin Hay Ath Dir Terri Dendy School phone (301) 817-0400 School phone (301) 985-1820 AD phone (301) 817-0441 AD phone (301) 985-1735 FAX (301) 817-0416 FAX (301) 985-1827

10. FRIENDLY 3A 16. OXON HILL 4A 10000 Allentown Rd. 67 01 Leyte Dr. Fort Washington 20744 Oxon Hill 20745 Principal Edward Ryans Principal Deborah Franklin Ath Dir Tiffany Miller-Bevins Ath Dir Robert Green School phone (301) 449-4900 School phone (301) 749-4300 AD phone (301) 265-7951 AD phone (301) 466-0114 FAX (301) 265-7951 FAX (301) 749-4320

11. GWYNN PARK 2A 17. PARKDALE 4A 13800 Brandywine Rd. 6001 Good Luck Rd. Brandywine 20613 Riverdale 20737 Principal Caretta Marrow Principal David Burton Ath Dir Linda Henson-Hubb Ath Dir Rondelle Price School phone (301) 372-0140 School phone (301) 513-5700 AD phone (301) 372-0140 x241 AD phone (301) 513-5700 x254 FAX (301) 372-3439 FAX (301) 513-0075

12. HIGH POINT 4A 18. POTOMAC 3A 3601 Powder Mill Rd. 52 11 Boydell Ave. Beltsville 20705 Oxon Hill 20745 Principal Michael Brooks Principal Donna Daniel Ath Dir Shirley Diggs Ath Dir Joanna Stephens School phone (301) 572-6400 School phone (301) 702-3900 AD phone (301) 572-6156 AD phone (301) 702-7532 FAX (301) 931-0469 FAX (301) 702-3886

13. LARGO 3A 19. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT 4A 505 Largo Rd. 7601 Hanover Pkwy. Upper Marlboro 20774-2121 Greenbelt 20770 Principal An gelique Simpson-Marcus Principal Sylvester Conyers Ath Dir David Fant Ath Dir Thomas Green School phone (301) 808-8880 School phone (301) 513-5400 AD phone (301) 808-8880 x235 AD phone (301) 513-5312 FAX (301) 808-4066 FAX (301) 614-3446

14. LAUREL 4A 20. SUITLAND 4A 8000 Cherry Lane 52 00 Silver Hill Rd. Laurel 20707 District Heights 20747 Principal Dwayne Jones Principal Mark Fossett Ath Dir Terry Parfitt Ath Dir TBA School phone (301) 497-2050 School phone (301) 817-0330 AD phone (301) 497-2078 AD phone (301) 817-0330 FAX (301) 497-2078 FAX (301) 817-0515

82 21. SURRATTSVILLE 1A 1. CHOPTICON 3A 6101 Garden Dr. 25 390 Colton Point Rd. Clinton 20735 Morganza 20660 Principal Alice Swift-Howard Principal Garth Bowling Ath Dir Roderick Moore Ath Dir ATB School phone (301) 599-2453 School phone (301) 475-0215 AD phone (301) 297-7615 AD phone (301) 475-0215 x4 FAX (301) 599-2476 FAX (301) 475-0222

22. DR. HENRY A. WISE, JR. 4A 2. GREAT MILLS 3A 12650 Brooke Ln. 21 130 Great Mills Rd. Upper Marlboro 20772 Great Mills 20634 Principal Mark King Principal Tracey L. Heibel Ath Dir Glennard Johnson Ath Dir Brenda C. Henley School phone (301) 780-2100 School phone (301) 863-4001 AD phone (301) 780-2100 AD phone (301) 863-4001x121 FAX (301) 780-2112 FAX (301) 863-4006

QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY 3. LEONARDTOWN 4A 23 995 Point Lookout Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Leonardtown 20650 Thad Kalmanowicz Principal David B. O’Neill 202 Chesterfield Ave. Ath Dir Glenn A. Larnerd Centreville 21617 School phone (301) 475-0200 Phone (410) 758-2403, x 140 AD phone (301) 475-0200 x152 FAX (410) 758-8200 FAX (301) 475-0204

1. KENT ISLAND 2A SOMERSET COUNTY 900 Love Point Rd. Stevensville 21666 SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Principal Denise Hershberger Jim Webster Ath Dir David Cooper 7982-A Crisfield Hwy. School phone (410) 604-2070 Westover 21871 AD phone (410) 604-2090 Phone (410) 651-2285 FAX (410) 604-2089 FAX (410) 651-3154

2. QUEEN ANNE'S 2A 1. CRISFIELD 1A 125 Ruthsburg Rd. 21 0 N. Somerset Ave. Centreville 21617 Crisfield 21817 Principal Richard E. McNeal Principal Monique Ward Ath Dir David Cooper Ath Dir Tim Tawes School phone (410) 758-0500 School phone (410) 968-0150 AD phone (410) 758-0558 AD phone (410) 968-0150 FAX (410) 758-4454 FAX (410) 968-1178

ST. MARY’S COUNTY 2. WASHINGTON 1A 10 902 Old Princess Anne Rd. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Princess Anne 21853 Andrew C. Roper Principal Keith O’Neal 23160 Moakley St., Suite 101 Ath Dir Sue Grudis Leonardtown 20650 School phone (410) 651-0480 Phone (301) 475-5511 x122 AD phone (410) 651-0480 FAX (301) 475-4229 FAX (410) 651-0235

83 TALBOT COUNTY 3. HANCOCK MIDDLE/HIGH 1A 289 West Main St. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Hancock 21750 Gail Phillips Principal Eric Michael 12 Magnolia St. POB 1029 Ath Dir Bill Sterner Easton 21601 School phone (301) 766-8186 Phone (410) 822-0330 x135 AD phone (301) 766-8191 FAX (410) 820-4260 FAX (301) 678-7218

1. EASTON 2A 4. NORTH HAGERSTOWN 2A 723 Mecklenburg Ave. 1200 Pennsylvania Ave. Easton 21601 Hagerstown 21742 Principal Kelly Griffith Principal Valerie Novak Ath Dir Andrea Wolters Ath Dir Marcia Nissel School phone (410) 822-4180 School phone (301) 766-8238 AD phone (410) 822-4180 AD phone (301) 766-8246 FAX (410) 819-5814 FAX (301) 733-3158

2. SAINT MICHAELS 1A 5. SMITHSBURG 1A 200 Seymour Ave. 66 N. Main St. St. Michaels 21663 Smithsburg 21783 Principal Helga Einhorn Principal Melvin Whitfield Ath Dir Brian Femi Ath Dir Teresa Bachtell School phone (410) 745-2852 School phone (301) 766-8337 AD phone (410) 745-2852 AD phone (301) 766-8337 FAX (410) 745-9939 FAX (301) 824-2617

WASHINGTON COUNTY 6. SOUTH HAGERSTOWN 2A 1101 S. Potomac St. SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS Hagerstown 21740 Ed Masood Principal Richard Akers 820 Commonwealth Ave. Ath Dir Michael Tesla Hagerstown 21741 School phone (301) 766-8369 Phone (301) 766-2929 AD phone (301) 766-8377 FAX (301) 766-8752 FAX (301) 766-8474

1. BOONSBORO 1A 7. WILLIAMSPORT 1A 10 Campus Ave. 5 S. Clifton Dr. Boonsboro 21713 Williamsport 21795 Principal Martin R. Green Principal Henry Bohlander Ath Dir Mark Wadel Ath Dir Stan Stouffer School phone (301) 766-8022 School phone (301) 766-8423 AD phone (301) 766-8028 AD phone (301) 766-8424 FAX (301) 432-2269 FAX (301) 223-9610

2. CLEAR SPRING 1A 12630 Broadfording Rd. Clear Spring 21722 Principal Michael J. Shockey Ath Dir Lisa Shives School phone (301) 766-8082 AD phone (301) 766-8082 FAX (301) 842-0082

84 WICOMICO COUNTY WORCESTER COUNTY

SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS COORDINATOR OF ATHLETICS Ralph E. Osborne Raymond L. Moore P. O. Box 1538 6270 Worcester Hwy. 101 Long Ave. Newark 21841 Salisbury 21802 Phone (410) 632-5084 Phone (410) 677-4580 FAX (410) 632-5000 (410) 251-9817 FAX 1-443-270-4330 1. STEPHEN DECATUR 3A 9913 Seahawk Rd. 1. JAMES M. BENNETT 2A Berlin 21811 300 East College Ave. Principal Louis H. Taylor Salisbury 21801 Ath Dir Donald Howard Principal Lori Batts School phone (410) 641-2171 VP/Athletics Kimberly Pinhey AD phone (410) 641-1574 Ath Dir Glenn Gibson FAX (410) 641-1135 School phone (410) 677-5141 AD phone (410) 677-5128 2. POCOMOKE 1A FAX (410) 677-5126 18 17 Old Virginia Rd. Pocomoke 21851 2. MARDELA JR-SR 1A Principal Tyrone Mills 24940 Delmar Rd. Ath Dir David Byrd Mardela Springs 21837 School phone (410) 632-5180 Principal Micah Stauffer AD phone (410) 632-5195 VP/Athletics Sheree Douglas FAX (410) 632-5189 -Johnson Ath Dir Barbara McCool 3. SNOW HILL 1A School phone (410) 677-5142 30 5 S. Church St. AD phone (410) 677-5168 Snow Hill 21863 FAX (410) 677-5166 Principal Tom Davis Ath Dir Allen Miller 3. PARKSIDE 2A School phone (410) 632-5270 1015 Beaglin Park Dr. AD phone (410) 632-5284 Salisbury 21804 FAX (410) 632-5279 Principal Steven E. Grudis VP/Athletics Michael Bievenour Ath Dir Andy Hall School phone (410) 677-5143 AD phone (410) 677-5106 FAX (410) 677-5104

4. WICOMICO 2A 201 -291 Long Ave. Salisbury 21804 Principal Lorenzo Hughes VP/Athletics Rick Briggs Ath Dir Stosh Schtierman School phone (410) 677-5146 AD phone (410) 677-2760 FAX (410) 677-5151

85 August 2008

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First Play Date MPSSAA Cross Country, Executive Council Field Hockey, Football, LABOR DAY Holiday Inn Laurel West Soccer, Volleyball 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Wrestling Committee Football Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West ACT TEST

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Cross Country Boys & Girls Committee Basketball Committees Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Indoor Track Baseball & Softball Committee Committees Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West 28 29 30

Field Hockey Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West ROSH HASHANAH October 2008

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Girls Volleyball Boys & Girls Committee Soccer Committees SAT TEST Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Boys & Girls Swimming Tournament Lacrosse Committees Committee entry deadline Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West YOM KIPPUR Cross Country

12 13 District 14 15 16 17 18 Tournament completion deadline Golf Track & Field Tournament qualifiers Committee Golf Committee established COLUMBUS DAY Holiday Inn Laurel West TBA Field Hockey Draw Cross Country Last day to submit 19 20 21 22 23 proposed Bylaw 24 25 changes for 2008-09 Entry deadline for FH Region 1st Rd FH Region QF Tournament qualifiers Field Hockey ACT TEST Soccer Draw State Golf Tournament - Potomac Ridge Soccer Region 1st Rd

26 27 28 29 30 31 Classifications Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West Soccer Region QF Entry deadline for C Country Reg Meets Vb Region 1st Rd Tournament qualifiers Volleyball Draw FH Region SF Soccer FH Region F Soccer Region SF November 2008

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Entry deadline for Field Hockey State Finals Cross Country Washington College Committee Tournament qualifiers Volleyball Cross Country State Finals Holiday Inn Laurel West Hereford HS Field Hockey State SF Soccer Region Finals Field Hockey State SF Constitution Committee Soccer State Semifinals STANDARD TIME Volleyball Region QF ELECTION DAY Volleyball Region SF Holiday Inn Laurel West Volleyball Region Finals 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Tennis Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West First Practice Date Volleyball State Semifinals - UMCP Volleyball State Finals - UMCP Winter Sports Football Committee Boy’s and Girl’s Soccer State Finals - UMBC Holiday Inn Laurel West VETERAN’S DAY Football Region Semifinals 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Entry deadline for Tournament qualifiers Football Volleyball State Finals - UMCP Football Region Finals

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30 Press Conference Football State Semifinals Football THANKSGIVING December 2008

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First Play Date Winter Sports SAT TEST

Football State Finals - M&T Bank Stadium 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

MPSSAA ACT TEST Board of Control Holiday Inn Laurel West San Diego, CA - 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Reimbursement Request Deadline 39th National Conference of High School Directors of Athletics Fall Sports 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

CHRISTMAS 28 29 30 31 January 2009

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NEW YEAR’S DAY NFHS Winter Meeting 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

NFHS Winter Meeting

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Field Hockey Cross Country Committee Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Girl’s Volleyball Football MARTIN LUTHER Committee Committee KING JR. DAY Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West SAT TEST 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Indoor Track Region Meets Begin February 2009

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wrestling Committee Boys & Girls Holiday Inn Laurel West Team Dual Meet Entry Soccer Committees Form Due - Wrestling Holiday Inn Laurel West MPSSAA Executive Council ACT TEST Indoor Track Region Meets 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Indoor Track Committee Wrestling Milford Mill HS Dual Meet Region Swimming Region Meets Tournaments Wrestling Dual Meet State Indoor Track Region Meets Final - Howard HS 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Swimming Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West

Indoor Track Championships - PG Sportsplex Swimming Finals - PRESIDENTS’ DAY PG Sportsplex 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 First Practice Date Spring Sports Basketball Draw Basketball Reg Rd 1 (B) Basketball Reg Rd 1 (G) Long Reach HS Wrestling Region Tournaments March 2009

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Entry deadline for Entry deadline for Tournament qualifiers Tournament qualifiers Wrestling State Tournament - UMCP Wrestling Committee Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Blake HS - Silver Spring Basketball Reg QF (B) Basketball Reg QF (G) Basketball Reg SF (B) Basketball Reg SF (G) Basketball Reg Finals (B) Basketball Reg Finals (G) 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 SAT TEST

DAYLIGHT Basketball Boys’ State Basketball Championships - UMCP SAVINGS TIME Press Conference Girls’ State Basketball Championships - UMBC 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1st Play Date Spring Sports 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Indoor Track Committee Swimming Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West Holiday Inn Laurel West 29 30 31

Wrestling Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West April 2009

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Boys and Girls Basketball Committee Holiday Inn Laurel West ACT TEST 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

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Reimbursement 12 13 14 Request Deadline 15 16 17 18 Winter Sports

Finance Committee NFHS Summit/Legal Meeting EASTER Holiday Inn Laurel West MSADA - OCEAN CITY 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Committee Meetings Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Tennis, Golf Committee Track and Field MPSSAA MPSSAA University of Maryland - Oregon Ridge Park Executive Council Board of Control 26 27 28 29 30 May 2009

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Baseball Reg 1st Rd Boys and Girls Lacrosse Draw Softball Draw Baseball Draw Lacrosse Reg 1st Rd Softball Reg 1st Rd Lacrosse Reg QF 10 Entry deadline 11 12 13 14 15 16 for Tournament qualifiers -Lacrosse Track and Field Region Meets Baseball Region QF Baseball Region SF Baseball Region QF Entry deadline for Tennis Tournament Softball Region QF Tournament qualifiers Softball Region SF Softball Region QF completion deadline MOTHER’S DAY Lacrosse Region SF Baseball & Softball Lacrosse Region Finals Lacrosse State Semifinals 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Tennis Committee Montgomery Co BoE Tennis State Finals - UMCP Baseball State Semifinals Baseball State Finals - Ripken Stadium Track & Field Committee Entry Deadline Softball State Semifinals Softball State Finals - UMCP Westlake HS Tennis Lacrosse State Finals - UMBC Track & Field State Finals - Morgan State University 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31 MEMORIAL DAY June 2009

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Reimbursement Request Deadline FLAG DAY Spring Sports 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

FATHER’S DAY 90th NFHS Summer Meeting 28 29 30

90th NFHS Summer Meeting - Chicago, IL