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Greyhounds look to play heavenly against Saints
- Loyola freshman guard Brian Rudolph said the Greyhounds are more confident than cocky heading to Albany, N.Y., to play conference-leading Siena this afternoon after blowing out the preseason favorites, 85-56, in Baltimore last month.
Frantz: High school athletes no longer immune to big-time pressure
- Back in 1986, I was a senior tight end at a high school football powerhouse in Ohio. We won back-to-back state championships in my sophomore and junior seasons before lining up a murderers’ row of a schedule in my senior year, in which we finished 7-3. In each of the two years prior, we had multiple kids getting full rides to NCAA D-I schools, from our record-setting tailback who turned down offers from Ohio State and Michigan to play at Cincinnati, to our state lineman of the year who went on to Indiana, to our monster of a defensive tackle who chose Rutgers, and more.
- Back in 1986, I was a senior tight end at a high school football powerhouse in Ohio. We won back-to-back state championships in my sophomore and junior seasons before lining up a murderers’ row of a schedule in my senior year, in which we finished 7-3. In each of the two years prior, we had multiple kids getting full rides to NCAA D-I schools, from our record-setting tailback who turned down offers from Ohio State and Michigan to play at Cincinnati, to our state lineman of the year who went on to Indiana, to our monster of a defensive tackle who chose Rutgers, and more.
QO coach Reis will step down
- One of Montgomery County’s most successful field hockey coaches, Jenna Reis, will relinquish her duties at the end of the season, she said Wednesday. In nine years, Reis has a 133-27-6 career record with seven region titles and two state championships. She guided the defending Maryland 4A champion Cougars to a 2-0 win over Churchill in the region quarterfinals Tuesday.
- One of Montgomery County’s most successful field hockey coaches, Jenna Reis, will relinquish her duties at the end of the season, she said Wednesday. In nine years, Reis has a 133-27-6 career record with seven region titles and two state championships. She guided the defending Maryland 4A champion Cougars to a 2-0 win over Churchill in the region quarterfinals Tuesday.
