FOOTBALL

SATURDAY

NO. 7 ST. MARY’S 22, ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 3

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BOYS’ LATIN 27, MOUNT CARMEL 0

FRANKLIN 42, TOWSON 7

LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 27, GILMAN 16

MERVO 42, DIGITAL HARBOR 0

PERRY HALL 33, PARKVILLE 6

FRIDAY

NO. 2 ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 45, NO. 11 MCDONOGH 12

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NO. 3 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 33, NO. 4 CALVERT HALL 22

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NO. 6 MILFORD MILL 41, KENWOOD 6

Deshawn Purdie threw for 246 yards and a touchdown, and Sean Williams rushed for two scores as Milford Mill (8-0) extended its regular season win streak to 16.

Purdie’s scoring pass went to senior Daysen Shell, who finished with two receptions for 76 yards. Corey Jones had three catches for 87 yards.

The Millers, who finished 6-0 in Baltimore County’s Division II, host Parkville in the regular season finale Thursday.

NO. 9 BROADNECK 44, OLD MILL 0

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NO. 10 ATHOLTON 42, HOWARD 20

Senior running back Dillan Watkins rushed for 236 yards and two touchdowns and Miles Scott scored twice as Atholton (8-0, 8-0 Howard) clinched a second straight Howard County championship.

The Raiders finished with 478 yards, including a 70-yard score by Watkins. Cam Lee added a rushing score.

Scott, who rushed for 80 yards, threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Ian Morton. Zuri Ajebon had two interceptions and Mehki Abdulla recovered a fumble for Atholton’s defense.

NO. 13 WESTMINSTER 28, LIBERTY 27

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NO. 14 DUNDALK 35, DULANEY 8

Jordan Fiorenza rushed for 210 yards and four touchdowns and junior Desmond Oxendine added a rushing score as Dundalk (7-1) completed a perfect run through the Baltimore County League’s Division I (6-0).

Fiorenza, a senior who helped the Owls to the Class 4A/3A state final last year, scored on runs of 45, five, 27 and 40 yards. Dundalk has won four straight after a road loss to No. 13 Westminster.

The Owls, who will be No. 1 seed for the upcoming 4A/3A North Region playoffs, closed their regular season at Patapsco Saturday.

ARUNDEL 27, CHESAPEAKE-ANNE ARUNDEL 17

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C. MILTON WRIGHT 41, WRIGHT PUBLISH CHARTER (DC) 6

CROFTON 60, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY 19

EASTERN TECH 20, PATAPSCO 0

GLEN BURNIE 14, SEVERNA PARK 0

GREEN STREET ACADEMY 22, SEED SCHOOL 6

HARFORD TECH 30, NORTH HARFORD 0

JOHN CARROLL 20, ST. PAUL’S 0

JOPPATOWNE 44, RISING SUN 25

LONG REACH 25, GLENELG 8

MANCHESTER VALLEY 30, WINTERS MILL 7

MARRIOTTS RIDGE 41, HAMMOND 6

MEADE 35, SOUTH RIVER 19

NORTH COUNTY 49, ANNAPOLIS 34

PATTERSON MILL 28, NORTH EAST 0

PERRYVILLE 24, HAVRE DE GRACE 6

RESERVOIR 21, OAKLAND MILLS 14

SOUTH CARROLL 55, CENTURY 0

WILDE LAKE 12, MOUNT HEBRON 9

WOOTON 21, CATONSVILLE 14

THURSDAY

NO. 5 DUNBAR 50, FOREST PARK 12

Devin Roche accounted for four touchdowns, and Antonio Lyde caught two touchdown passes as Dunbar (8-0) moved closer to a second straight perfect regular season.

Roche, a senior seeing his first extended action in several weeks after bruising his foot, tossed three scoring passes. Elon University commit Tony Hart had a touchdown reception and returned an interception for a score.

Tristan Kenan had a rushing score and Devin Paige added a punt return touchdown for the Poets, who have won 17 consecutive decisions dating back to last season. Dunbar plays at Edmondson in the Ben Eaton Memorial Game Thursday afternoon.

NO. 12 POLY 22, PATTERSON 14

Tristan Halley had 113 yards receiving and returned a fumble for a touchdown as Poly rebounded from its first loss of the season with a Baltimore City League Division I triumph.

The Engineers (7-1 overall, 4-1 Division I) trailed 6-0 late in the first half when Halley caught a 61-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jason Lindsey. He scooped a Patterson (2-5, 1-4 Division I) fumble and returned it 68 yards for the touchdown.

Halley led Poly’s defense with 11 tackles. Lindsey finished with 169 total yards and a rushing touchdown.

Poly completes the regular season next Friday against City at Johns Hopkins University in the 133th meeting of the Baltimore City public school rivals.

BEL AIR 48, ELKTON 8

CARVER VO-TECH 56, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 0

CITY COLLEGE 28, EDMONDSON 12

DOUGLASS 59, CONNEXIONS 0

FALLSTON 24, BOHEMIA MANOR 7

EDGEWOOD 42, ABERDEEN 0

HEREFORD 45, RANDALLSTOWN 6

LAKE CLIFTON 42, REGINALD F. LEWIS 0

LOCH RAVEN 28, CHESAPEAKE-BALTIMORE COUNTY 0

NEW TOWN 19, OWINGS MILLS 0

OVERLEA 12, WOODLAWN 7

RIVER HILL 49, CENTENNIAL 7

SPARROWS POINT 28, LANSDOWNE 15

BOYS SOCCER

SATURDAY

NO. 5 ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 8, ST. PAUL’S 2

CITY COLLEGE 3, FRIENDS 1

DON BOSCO CRISTO REY 6, CRISTO REY 0

CRISTO REY 1, CRISTO REY RICHMOND 0

FRIDAY

NO. 1 CALVERT HALL 1, NO. 8 CONCORDIA PREP 0, 2OT

Tyler Flynn scored the game’s only goal, in double overtime, as No. 1 Calvert Hall survived a strong challenge from Concordia Prep to remain undefeated.

NO. 2 JOHN CARROLL 3, NO. 3 LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 0

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NO. 8 MCDONOGH 2, BOYS’ LATIN 0

BETH TFILOH 1, KEY 1, 2OT

EASTERN TECH 7, LANSDOWN 1

HARFORD TECH 5, ABERDEEN 1

INDIAN CREEK 3, SAINTS PETER & PAUL 0

POLY 2, C.H. FLOWERS 1

ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI 9, CHAPELGATE CHRISTIAN 0

GIRLS SOCCER

FRIDAY

FRIENDS 3, GLENELG COUNTRY 2, OT

GERSTELL 2, CATHOLIC HIGH 1

MOUNT DE SALES 3, CONCORDIA PREP 0

NORTH EAST 3, HARFORD TECH 2

RISING SUN 4, EDGEWOOD 1

SEVERN 3, ST. TIMOTHY’S 1

ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI 1, ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 0

FIELD HOCKEY

FRIDAY

ST. MARY’S 2, NO. 5 NOTRE DAME PREP 1

NO. 6 MARRIOTTS RIDGE 1, MOUNT DE SALES 0

RIVER HILL 3, NO. 9 GLENELG 2

NO. 11 HEREFORD 4, BEL AIR 0

Caitlin Milson paced the Hereford offense with two goals and the Bulls got one each from Riley Hackett and Lydia Bennett to prevail over Bel Air.

Bailey Berquist record four saves in the shutout for Hereford and Bel Air goalkeeper Mackenzie Leeson made five stops.

NO. 14 DULANEY 3, CENTURY 2

GLENELG COUNTRY 3, ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 2

MANCHESTER VALLEY 3, HARFORD TECH 0

ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 5, FRANKLIN 3

TOWSON 2, C. MILTON WRIGHT 0

VOLLEYBALL

FRIDAY

NO. 10 BEL AIR 3, PATTERSON MILL 0

ABERDEEN 3, NORTH EAST 1

C. MILTON WRIGHT 3, NORTH HARFORD 1

DUNBAR 3, MERVO 0

HARFORD TECH 3, JOPPATOWNE 0

Senior Elyssa Kugler had 17 service winner, 9 of which were aces. Sophomore Madisyn Bobb had 10 serves, and junior Alex Holzinger had five aces. Senior Hayden Kobert had zix digs and junior Emma Mullen had two kills.

KENWOOD 3, NEW TOWN 0

WESTERN 3, PATTERSON 0

THURSDAY

IAAM A QUARTERFINALS

ANNAPOLIS AREA CHRISTIAN 3, ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC PREP 2

MOUNT DE SALES 3, MCDONOGH 0

IAAM B QUARTERFINALS

ROLAND PARK COUNTRY 3, JOHN CARROLL 0

ST. MARY’S 3, ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI 0

IAAM C QUARTERFINALS

BETH TFILOH 3, ST. TIMOTHY’S 1

GLENELG COUNTRY 3, CONCORDIA PREP 0

This story will be update throughout the weekend.