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February 28, 2003

Back online with an updated schedule for Open division (17U), 16U and 19U local AAU's

January 21, 2004

Athletes of the Week

Will Thomas, Mount St. Joseph, basketball

The reigning Baltimore Catholic League Player of the Year was a force at both ends of the court in leading the top-ranked Gaels to a 3-0 week, which extended their winning streak to 12 games.

A 6-foot-8, 195-pound senior forward who is bound for George Mason, Thomas had 12 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks as Mount St. Joseph thwarted Goretti, 67-55, on Jan. 13.

In the Gaels' much-anticipated game against Archbishop Spalding on Friday night -- a 63-58 double-overtime victory -- Thomas had 15 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks before ending the week with a 17-point, 12-rebound and three-block effort as Mount St. Joseph took out Towson Catholic, 56-47, on Sunday.

Thomas also had standout defensive games against Spalding star Rudy Gay and Towson Catholic leading scorer Jamal Smith.

http://www.sunspot.net/sports/highschool/bal-sp.players21jan21,0,7946284.story?coll=bal-highschool-storyutil

January 19, 2004

Double Doubles from the Big Fella!!!

Big B is making it hard for college basketball coaches to ignore him even though he is being recruited as a football player. As of January 19th, through 8 games he is averaging 11.3 ppg and he is the leading rebounder in the area at 14.3 rpg. This double double action along with his 6'7 300 pd + weight makes him a force in the paint. Look for more of Brandon in upcoming games with his high school (Glen Burnie, currently ranked 7th locally) along with his all metro running mate Mitch Guest (leading the area in scoring at 23.1 ppg)

http://www.sunspot.net/sports/highschool/bal-sp.hsstats19jan19,0,2759762.story?coll=bal-sports-highschool

January 19, 2004

2004 Spring/Summer travel schedule update as of January 19.

January 13, 2004

Baltimore Sun's Weekly Boys Basketball Prep Polls

1. Mount St. Joseph 12-1
2. Southern-B 11-0
3. Archbishop Spalding 12-2
4. St. Frances 12-3
5. Dunbar 7-1
6. Lake Clifton 7-3
7. Glen Burnie 8-1
8. Cardinal Gibbons 14-3
9. Walbrook 8-3
10. Douglass 7-3
11. Towson Catholic 11-5
12. Woodlawn 6-3
13. Calvert Hall 13-3
14. River Hill 6-1
15. Bel Air 9-0
16. Randallstown 5-4
17. Old Mill 8-1
18. Lansdowne 6-3
19. Atholton 6-3
20. Westminster 6-2

http://www.sunspot.net/sports/highschool/bal-sp.polls13jan13,0,7972669.story?coll=bal-utility-highschoolsp

January 4, 2004

Baltimore Sun's Weekly Boys Basketball Prep Polls

1. Archbishop Spalding 9-1
2. St. Frances 11-2
3. Walbrook 5-1
4. Mount St. Joseph 9-1
5. Southern-B 8-0
6. Douglass 5-2
7. Glen Burnie 6-0
8. Cardinal Gibbons 12-2
9. Lake Clifton 5-2
10. Dunbar 4-1
11. Calvert Hall 12-1
12. Towson Catholic 10-3
13. Woodlawn 4-3
14. Randallstown 4-2
15. Westminster 6-0
16. Lansdowne 5-1
17. Atholton 5-0
18. River Hill 6-1
19. Old Mill 7-0
20. Bel Air 7-0

http://www.sunspot.net/sports/highschool/bal-sp.polls06jan06,0,759112.story?coll=bal-utility-highschoolsp

January 2, 2004

Same old story for Barksdale as Blinn College announced it's athletic honor roll

The athletic honor roll at Blinn College for the fall 2003 semester has 48 student athletes listed, athletic director Don Wilhelm has announced. To qualify, the student athletes must have passed a minimum of 12 hours of college level classes with a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average for the semester.

Men’s Basketball -- Maurice Barksdale, 3.33.

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