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Glenn Graham has been writing for The Baltimore Sun since 1990 and covers high school sports and the Baltimore Blast. Born in Mount Holly, N.J., and raised in Western Pennsylvania, he is a 1989 graduate of Slippery Rock University, where he played soccer.
Sophomore quarterback Braeden Palazzo threw two touchdowns and ran another one in during a commanding third quarter and McDonogh's defense clamped down for a sturdy 42-21 win over Loyola Blakefield in MIAA A Conference play.
No. 6 Spalding girls soccer got a goal from junior midfielder Olivia Nardone late in the first half and fended off a continuous push from No. 13 John Carroll in claiming a 1-0 road win in IAAM A Conference play.
Archbishop Curley and Loyola Blakefield were scoreless midway through the second half before the Friars hit the back of the net. However, the Dons answered back and earned a tie.
Despite a monumental defensive performance against the country’s top-ranked team, St. Frances football suffered a 20-7 loss to California power Mater Dei on Friday at Johns Hopkins' Homewood Field.
Elle Long scored on a penalty kick in the first half, Maddie Rose and Kate Levy tacked on second-half goals and No. 1 McDonogh girls soccer used precise passes to keep the ball away from No. 4 Mercy in a 3-0 win.
Concordia Prep appeared on the cusp of their elusive first win when Caio Albuquerque scored with 5:43 to play, but Gilman proved resilient, tying the game on Grayson Capodanno's goal minutes later in a 1-1 tie in MIAA A Conference action.
No. 1 John Carroll boys soccer started fast with an early goal and never let up in claiming a 3-0 home win over two-time defending champion No. 2 Calvert Hall in a rematch of last year's MIAA A Conference title game.