FOOTBALL

SATURDAY

NO. 3 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 23, NO. 11 MCDONOGH 7

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ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 13, ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC 7

ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 35, MOUNT CARMEL 6

LAKE CLIFTON 18, DOUGLASS 6

PARKVILLE 8, TOWSON 6

LAKE CLIFTON 20, DOUGLASS 6

MOUNT HEBRON 47, HAMMOND 6

NORTHEAST 23, DULANEY 20

SPARROWS POINT 32, CHESAPEAKE-BALTIMORE COUNTY 20

SURRATTSVILLE 2, EDMONDSON 0 (forfeit)

FRIDAY

NO. 4 CALVERT HALL 35, GILMAN 28

In a MIAA A Conference shootout in Roland Park, No. 4 Calvert Hall squandered leads of 21-0 and 28-7, before a sneak by quarterback Noah Brannock broke a 28-28 tie, late in the third quarter, and the Cardinals hung on for a 35-28 victory over host Gilman.

Calvert Hall opened the game with a bang, as Brannock hit senior Samuel Williams with a slant, on the first snap from scrimmage, and Williams raced 80-yards for the game’s first touchdown. The lead quickly grew to 21-0 when senior Daniel Harper, Jr. (24) rushed 24-yards for a score and the Cardinals’ sophomore Byron Baldwin scored on a 34-yard interception return.

Gilman senior quarterback Matt Parker bounced back from that mistake to get the Greyhounds on the board with a 2-yard touchdown toss to standout junior wide receiver Dejuan Lane, cutting Calvert Hall’s lead to 21-7. It was the first of four touchdown passes for Parker, including three to Lane.

Calvert Hall responded to Gilman’s first score when Brannonck threw a screen pass to Harper, Jr. who took it 20 yards to the end zone, early in the second quarter.

Parker followed with consecutive scoring strikes to Lane, from 17 and 42 yards, as the Greyhounds cut their deficit to 28-21 heading into the half. They then tied the game, early in the third quarter, when sophomore Amir Arnold hauled in a 50-yard touchdown pass from Parker.

NO. 5 DUNBAR 24, NO. 12 POLY 6

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NO. 6 MILFORD MILL 63, RANDALLSTOWN 6

Sean Williams rushed for 160 yards and four touchdowns on just nine carries, and junior Deshawn Purdie threw for three scores as Milford Mill (7-0) rolled up 42 points in the opening quarter to remain undefeated.

Purdie, who has an early scholarship offer from the University of Maryland, connected with Corey Jones, Derrell Pearson and David Diggs for touchdowns. Junior Keion Sutton added a rushing score.

The Millers have won 15 consecutive regular season decisions, dating back to last season. Milford Mill hosts Kenwood Friday with a chance to clinch the Baltimore County Division II title with a victory.

NO. 8 ST. MARY’S 21, NO. 7 CONCORDIA PREP 14

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NO. 9 BROADNECK 16, SEVERNA PARK 0

The Bruins combined three field goals from Chris Coleman, Eli Harris’ touchdown run and a stingy defensive effort for another Anne Arundel County league victory.

Coleman split the uprights from 24, 32 and 32 yards, all in the first half. Harris reached the end zone from three yards in the fourth quarter for Broadneck’s lone touchdown Friday.

The Bruins (6-1, 5-0 Anne Arundel) recorded their second straight shutout and third in five league matches. Broadneck travels to Old Mill (5-1 Anne Arundel) for a key league tilt Friday.

NO. 10 ATHOLTON 42, MARRIOTTS RIDGE 0

Senior quarterback Miles Scott threw for 210 yards and three touchdowns, and Dillan Watkins rushed for 141 yards as Atholton (7-0) continued its pursuit of a second straight Howard County title.

Daniel Ogordoi caught two of Scott’s scoring throws, and Nico Mazzei-Williams had the other. Lawson Mungo added a 55-yard touchdown run.

Watkins recorded 10 tackles on defense for the Raiders (7-0 Howard), who have allowed 27 points this season. Atholton plays at Howard (5-2) Friday evening.

LIBERTY 35, NO. 13 SOUTH CARROLL 34

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NO. 14 WESTMINSTER 42, CENTURY 7

Junior quarterback Kyrece Walker accounted for five touchdowns as the Owls (6-1) got another easy win in Carroll County Athletic League play.

Walker threw a pair of scores to Clayton Dorsey and Mason Fisher caught the other. Matt Heath returned an interception for a score.

The Owls (3-1 CCAL) have outscored league opponents, 107-20, since losing to No. 13 South Carroll. This coming Friday, Westminster hosts Liberty, which defeated South Carroll Friday for sole possession of first in the CCAL.

NO. 15 DUNDALK 7, FRANKLIN 0

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ARUNDEL 44, CROFTON 6

CHESAPEAKE-ANNE ARUNDEL 37, SOUTHERN 13

CITY COLLEGE 12, DIGITAL HARBOR 0

C. MILTON WRIGHT 20, ELKTON 14

EASTERN TECH 28, LANSDOWNE 6

FRIENDSHIP COLLEGIATE (DC) 26, EDGEWOOD 20

HEREFORD 9, NEW TOWN 0

JOHN CARROLL 17, BOYS’ LATIN 9

KENWOOD 6, OVERLEA 0

JOPPATOWNE 36, FALLSTON 28

LOCH RAVEN 50, PIKESVILLE 0

LONG REACH 25, WILDE LAKE 22

LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 28, ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI 27

MANCHESTER VALLEY 41, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 25

MEADE 36, ANNAPOLIS 6

NORTH EAST 24, HAVRE DE GRACE 6

NORTH HARFORD 16, ABERDEEN 8

PERRY HALL 41, CATONSVILLE 14

OAKLAND MILLS 16, HOWARD 13

OLD MILL 34, GLEN BURNIE 13

OWINGS MILLS 20, WOODLAWN 18

PATTERSON MILL 14, PERRYVILLE 10

RISING SUN 20, BOHEMIA MANOR 13

RIVER HILL 21, GLENELG 0

SMYRNA (DE) 42, MERVO 20

SOUTH RIVER 35, NORTH COUNTY 23

WESTERN TECH 18, PATAPSCO 14

THURSDAY

BEL AIR 27, HARFORD TECH 7

FOREST PARK 44, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 0

GREEN STREET ACADEMY 20, SEVERN 18

PATTERSON 66, CARVER VO-TECH 0

RESERVOIR 41, CENTENNIAL 0

WINTERS MILL 41, SPRINGBROOK 14

BOYS SOCCER

SATURDAY

NO. 1 CALVERT HALL 4, LASALLE (PA) 0

MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 9, BEN FRANKLIN 0

FRIDAY

NO. 1 CALVERT HALL 2, ST. PAUL’S 0

NO. 2 JOHN CARROLL 3, NO. 7 MCDONOGH 0

Josh Petty scored twice and Luke Mejia also scored as No. 2 John Carroll blanked No. 7 McDonogh, 3-0. The Patriots inched closer to locking down a second seed in the MIAA A Conference.

NO. 4 LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 3, NO. 3 ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 0

Loyola Blakefield avenged an earlier loss to Archbishop Curley with a 3-0 win on the Friars home pitch. Sammie Walker pushed the Dons in front, in the fifth minute, with a feed from Tosh Topoliski.

Topoliski got another assist 10 minutes later when he fed Danny Klink for a volley into the goal. Loyola’s final goal came in the second half when Landon Lackner converted a penalty kick after Lucas DeBois was taken down in the box.

NO. 8 CONCORDIA PREP 2, GILMAN 1

ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 1, GLENELG COUNTRY 0

INDIAN CREEK 3, CHESAPEAKE SCIENCE POINT 0

JOPPATOWNE 3, AACE 0

NORTH HARFORD 3, SPARROWS POINT 2

Sean Babiak, with an assist from Austin Smith, Cameron Radomsky and Ben Wardle each scored single goals as North Harford edged Sparrows Point in Baltimore County action.

PATTERSON MILL 3, HAVRE DE GRACE 2

GIRLS SOCCER

FRIDAY

C. MILTON WRIGHT 5, HAVRE DE GRACE 0

C. Milton Wright got goals from five different players, in an easy victory over Havre de Grace.

Leah Holman and Ella Barrow scored in the first half and Katie Roszko, Cailin Hetrick and Bailey Benson all found the goal in the second half. Assists were provided by Ella Barrow, Katie Roszko, Delainey Proctor and Ava Lewis.

EASTERN TECH 5, WILDE LAKE 1

HARFORD TECH 3, ELKTON 0

Celebrating Senior Night and playing the inaugural game on the school’s new turf field, the Lady Cobras were led by two goals from Ashley McElwain. Alex Hall also scored and Jaimeson Nobile added an assist.

Leeann Pugh stopped 13 shots in the Elkton goal.

INDIAN CREEK 1, PARK 0

LIBERTY 2, BEL AIR 1, 2OT

MARYVALE PREP 6, FRIENDS 3

MOUNT DE SALES 3, GLENELG COUNTRY 0

SEVERN 3, BRYN MAWR 0

ST. TIMOTHY’S 3, ST. MARY’S 0

FIELD HOCKEY

FRIDAY

NO. 14 MANCHESTER VALLEY 2, LIBERTY 0

NO. 15 DULANEY 2, NORTH HARFORD 2

C. MILTON WRIGHT 4, RISING SUN 0

GLENELG COUNTRY 1, CATHOLIC HIGH 0

JOHN CARROLL 6, FRIENDS 0

MOUNT DE SALES 1, ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 0

PATTERSON MILL 3, HARFORD TECH O

VOLLEYBALL

FRIDAY

NO. 3 RESERVOIR 3, NO. 6 MARYVALE PREP 2

NO. 15 HEREFORD 3, SPARROWS POINT 0

ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 3, MCDONOGH 0

Malani Martin and Lucy Wood combined for 23 kills and libero Elena Woody had 29 digs to lead AACS to a 25-23, 25-17, 25-14 Homecoming win. Ellie Hansen also served 18 times with 90% accuracy.

CONCORDIA PREP 3, FRIENDS 1

DULANEY 3, EASTERN TECH 1

25-21,15-25,25-18,25-16

DUNDALK 3, LOCH RAVEN 0

EDGEWOOD 3, HAVRE DE GRACE 1

Bryanna Carter had 6 kills and 5 blocks to lead Edgewood to a 14-25, 25-22, 25-19 and 25-15 victory. In addition, Chiara Mignini-Beaz had 8 aces and 1 kill, McKenzie Badham added 3 kills, 2 blocks and 2 aces and Zyiana Rowlette contributed 5 kills and 1 ace.

JOHN CARROLL 3, INDIAN CREEK 0

HEREFORD 3, SPARROWS POINT 0

NOTRE DAME PREP 3, CATHOLIC HIGH 0

OVERLEA 3, KENWOOD 3

PATAPSCO 3, NEW TOWN 1

ST. TIMOTHY’S 3, OLDFIELDS 0

TOWSON 3, PARKVILLE 0

This story will be updated throughout the weekend.