Top male
James Mlynarski, Arundel
Boys gymnastics
Mlynarski took the All-Around championship for the boys by winning five of six events and scoring 48.4 points in last week's county gymnastic championships. Mlynarski won 40 of the 42 events -- horse, parallel bars, rings, vaulting and floor exercise -- he competed in this season.
Top female
Karen Newhard, Arundel
Girls gymnastics
Newhard won the girls' All-Around at the county championships and led the Wildcats to their second straight county title. Newhard won three of four events for a total score of 36.45 and took 22 of 24 events overall for the season according to coach Carol Nutt.
Baseball
Jamie Stoddard, Arundel
Stoddard posted back-to-back wins in relief, Thursday and Friday, as the No. 2 Wildcats won two thrillers. The senior right-hander went the final 1 1/3 innings and did not give up a hit as Arundel got all of its runs and its only hit -- a two-out, three-run homer by Sean Fairbanks -- in the bottom of the seventh to stun Chesapeake, 5-3.
Friday, Stoddard faced a no-out, bases loaded situation in the bottom of the seventh at Severna Park, got out of it and didn't give up a run in the eighth either as the Wildcats outlasted the Falcons, 7-4.
Boys lacrosse
Mark Frye, Severna Park
Frye, a junior attackman, led the Falcons (10-3) to two wins last week to qualify for the 4A/3A playoffs. In a 10-5 win over Meade, Frye had three goals and two assists. He scored four goals in a 12-6 win over Old Mill.
Girls lacrosse
Jessica Hull, Broadneck
Hull had three goals in each of two wins by the Bruins last week. Broadneck beat Glen Burnie, 16-6, with Hull scoring three and assisting on three, and her third goal with 1:30 left in overtime
Friday led the Bruins past South River, 11-10.
Boys track
Andre Wise, Meade
Wise won three races in the Bob Golliday Invitational at Old Mill Tuesday. He won the 100 meters (11.0 seconds), the 220 meters (22.7) and the 440 (51.6).
Girls track
Raina Domneys, Old Mill
Domneys was a triple winner in the girls' Bob Golliday Invitational at Old Mill and finished second in the 300 meters. She won the 100-meter hurdles (14.7 seconds), the long jump (17 1/2 feet) and triple jump (36 feet, 8 1/2 inches).
Note: Nominations should be called into Pat O'Malley's 24-Hour Sportsline, (410) 647-2499, by 9 p.m. Sundays and should
include all games through Saturday. Anyone can nominate a Player of the Week.