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Baseball
The 12U Western Howard County Renegades (Forsyth) team won the MABA championship. After losing its first game of the tournament, the team went on a five-game winning streak to win the championship. The Renegades' final two victories came against top teams, including one in extra innings.
Running
There were 29 teams that came out to Oakland Mills High School June 22 to run the Howard County Striders 5-mile 2-person relay. Runners alternate 10 1/4-mile laps until five miles is reached. Sean Caskey and Chris DeCamps were the male winners, Terri Wytko and Pat Keating led the women, and James Blackwood and Samantha Jacobs were the mixed team winners.
Top five-mile finishers:
1. Sean Caskey and Chris DeCamps, 24:03; 2. Nick Klastaug and Terrance Baptiste, 24:49; 3. Mark Gilmore and Brian Shadrick, 24:51; 4. Andy Tseng and Ethan Carpenter, 25:40; 5. Arthur Tseng and Daniel Gao, 26:22; 6. Nick Weber and Eric Becker, 26:45; 7. Mark Eagles and Newton McCollum, 26:59; 8. James Blackwood and Samantha Jacobs, 27:24; 9. Mark Landree and Greg Lepore, 27:30; 10. Michael Bohse and Stephen Bohse, 27:51.
11. Marc Burger and Chad Burger, 28:29; 12. John Bratiotis and Dennis Albright, 28:43; 13. Frank Volny and Linda O'Conner, 29:07; 14. Terri Wytko and Pat Keating, 32:36; 15. Matt Bevan and Mikhail Gefrovskileh, 34:13; 16. Emily Howe and Pamela Yao, 35:47; 17. Leah Baker and Jill May, 36:18.23; 18. Jacob Bonnar and Brian Baker, 36:18.62; 19. Ken Szymanski and Evan Krozy, 36:26; 20. Mike Fleming and Lucy Howe, 38:08.
21. Debbie Collier and Michelle Kvech, 38:14; 22. Andrea Aldrich and Larry Stern, 39:13; 23. Lochlann Boyle and Kathy Boyle, 39:39; 24. Tom Green and Alan Doss, 40:59; 25. Theresa Symonds and Julia Skinner, 43:09.
Scholarships
The Amanda Post Memorial Fund has awarded the seventh year of the Amanda Post "AmandaWins" River Hill High School Student-Athlete and Soccer Association of Columbia/Howard County Student-Athlete Scholarships.
Samuel Margolis, a four-year competitor in lacrosse, along with cross country and JV football, is the winner of the River Hill scholarship. He is headed to Washington University in St. Louis. Rebecca Higgins from River Hill, who is a 12-year SAC player and a standout on the Hawks' girls soccer team, is the SAC scholarship winner. She is enrolling in the University of Maryland College Park Honors Program.
Both individuals have been awarded a $5,000 scholarship in Amanda's memory to be applied to their freshman year of college. Including this year's recipients, Amanda's memorial fund has now awarded a total of $95,000 to 19 student athletes over seven years.