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FOOTBALL

OFFENSIVE PLAYER

Scott Noble

Franklin

The senior running back led the Indians to their best season since 1994, when they went to the state quarterfinals. Noble, 6 feet and 200 pounds, rushed for 1,765 yards and 29 touchdowns to lead the Indians (10-3) to the Class 3A North regional title, a berth in the state semifinals and a No. 8 ranking in The Sun's top 15. Noble, who also starred as a linebacker, scored the game-winning touchdown in Franklin's 7-6 victory over previously unbeaten and then-No. 2-ranked City (11-1) in the regional final.

First-team offense

Name School Class Pos.

Jared Jorgensen McDonogh Senior QB

Nick Narango Hereford Senior RB

Scott Noble Franklin Senior RB

Russell Winborn Parkville Senior RB

Andrew Feinberg McDonogh Senior WR

Jeromie Miller Franklin Senior WR

Sean Copeland Overlea Senior TE

Alex Boddiford Loyola Senior OL

Lance Clelland McDonogh Junior OL

Les Delmont Hereford Senior OL

Andrew Woizesko Catonsville Senior OL

Dave Spalt Eastern Tech Junior K

Second-team offense

Name School Class Pos.

Leon Kinnard Loyola Soph. QB

Robert Blackwell Milford Mill Senior RB

Robert Jones Towson Senior RB

Mike McCoy Sparrows Pt. Senior RB

Shavaar Williams Kenwood Senior RB

Devin Gordon Loyola Senior WR

Chris Burley Woodlawn Senior TE

Tom Bradford Eastern Tech Senior OL

Anthony Cherry Milford Mill Senior OL

Chris Katerianakis Boys Latin Junior OL

Joe McNamara Catonsville Senior OL

Mike Gagne Parkville Junior K

DEFENSIVE PLAYER

Jason Mattison

Perry Hall

The senior defensive back intercepted five passes and recovered two fumbles for the Gators, whom he led to their third consecutive Baltimore County 4A-3A crown and their second straight runner-up finish in the Class 4A North region. In big games, coach Nick Arminio said he often called upon Mattison to cover the opponents' top receiver. Mattison, also the team's quarterback, rushed for 227 yards and 12 touchdowns and passed for 1,359 yards and 13 touchdowns.

First-team defense

Name School Class Pos.

Darrell Bryant Randallstown Senior DL

Adam Farrell Hereford Senior DL

Trent Parham New Town Senior DL

Chad Briscoe New Town Senior LB

Bubba Harris Loyola Junior LB

Jon Pugh Hereford Senior LB

Dave Stinebaugh Perry Hall Soph. LB

Nick Von Canon Parkville Senior LB

Mike Horne Loyola Senior DB

Jason Mattison Perry Hall Senior DB

Christian Pavik Hereford Senior DB

Josh Gibson Franklin Senior P

Second-team defense

Name School Class Pos.

Teddy Dargan Milford Mill Junior DL

Emmanuel Owens Towson Senior DL

Doug Stewart Eastern Tech Senior DL

Amine Alaoui Towson Senior LB

Mike Cellini Eastern Tech Senior LB

Donnell Flemming Kenwood Senior LB

Tremell Hargett Kenwood Junior LB

Mike Moss St. Paul's Senior LB

Chris DuVall-Smith Overlea Junior DB

Terrence Macer New Town Senior DB

Kevin Moriarty Boys Latin Senior DB

Bobby Kirby Loyola Junior P

Note -- Teams selected by Lem Satterfield after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Brian Abbott

Loyola

The fifth-year coach led Loyola to a share of its third Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference title since 1997, and its second crown during his tenure. The Dons tied a single-season school record for victories at 10-1 overall, and also won their fourth straight game against Calvert Hall -- and their 18th in the past 22 meetings -- to improve their lead to 46-33-8 in the 87-year-old Turkey Bowl series. Abbott's offensive leader on a team with no superstars was sophomore quarterback Leon Kinnard, who rushed for 11 touchdowns and passed for 11.

VOLLEYBALL

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Marah Schmitz

Dulaney

No one else in the county had an all-around game to match Schmitz's. The 5-foot-7 outside hitter excelled all over the court. The senior hit with power, unleashed a mighty jump serve, passed with precision and dug up seemingly impossible returns. The repeat County Player of the Year averaged 3.6 kills and 4.07 digs per game in leading the No. 7 Lions (15-2) to the county title. She posted a .513 hitting percentage, a statistic similar to a batting average.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Dorothy Gill

Catonsville

In her first season as head coach, Gill took the Comets to the county title game and to the state semifinals for the first time since 1995. The No. 10 Comets finished 17-3 after falling to eventual state champion and No. 1 Centennial in a five-game semifinal. Gill, who spent three years as a Comets assistant, fostered a strong team approach and gave credit to her players, saying they were determined to get to the state tournament after falling to Towson three years in a row.

First team

Name School Class Pos.

Lija Glemza Catonsville Senior Hitter

Liz Jung Maryvale Senior Hitter

Michele Maas Towson Senior Hitter

Chelsea Manning Dulaney Senior Hitter

Amanda Rhein Covenant C.S. Soph. Hitter

Marah Schmitz Dulaney Senior Hitter

Bailey Webster St. Paul's Soph. Hitter

Amanda Parry Catonsville Junior Setter

Second Team

Name School Class Pos.

Lily Benjamin McDonogh Senior Hitter

Christina Eichelman Mt. de Sales Senior Hitter

Brittany Maybin Catonsville Senior Hitter

Kelly Moffett Loch Raven Junior Hitter

Erin Sauter Lutheran Junior Hitter

Jillian Unitas St. Paul's Junior Hitter

Veronica Arnold Maryvale Junior Setter

Jenny Zemel NDP Junior Setter

Note -- Teams selected by Katherine Dunn after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

BOYS SOCCER

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Andrew Bulls

McDonogh

Gifted with a high skill level when he first transferred to McDonogh last year, Bulls added new layers to his game this season as a junior, leading the No. 3 Eagles (15-4-1) to a runner-up finish in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference.

The center midfielder finished with 15 goals and 17 assists, and, just as important, became a leader and calming influence on a young team.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Peter Glaudemans

Eastern Tech

In his 15th season as head coach at Eastern Tech, Glaudemans led the Mavericks to a 13-5-1 mark and a 1-0 win over Loch Raven in the county title game - the program's fourth championship since 2001.

Glaudemans, who has guided the Mavericks to three state tournament appearances in the past five years, is 134-85-6 at the school, with 45 of the losses coming in the first five years. Eastern Tech advanced to the Class 2A North regional title game, falling to eventual state runner-up Loch Raven in a rematch of the county title game.

First team

Name School Class Pos.

Chris Agorsor McDonogh Soph. Forward

Wils Alpern Towson Junior Forward

Christian Barreiro Calvert Hall Junior Forward

Angel Draganov Dulaney Junior Forward

Andrew Bulls McDonogh Junior Midfield

Mike Deasel Loyola Senior Midfield

Ben Delisle Loch Raven Senior Midfield

Mike Sokolis Eastern Tech Junior Midfield

Eddie Tejeda Calvert Hall Senior Defense

Steve Ehatt Loch Raven Junior Defense

Jake Levin McDonogh Junior Defense

Kyle Wittman Calvert Hall Senior Goalie

Second Team

Name School Class Pos.

David Borcik Franklin Junior Forward

Rob Jackson Eastern Tech Junior Forward

Jimmy Nugent Parkville Soph. Forward

Gary Weisbaum Pikesville Junior Forward

George Banks St. Paul's Senior Midfield

Steve LeVine Loyola Junior Midfield

Marco Mangione Calvert Hall Senior Midfield

Mike Gill Calvert Hall Senior Defense

Jeff Homens Eastern Tech Senior Defense

Steve Novotny Towson Senior Defense

Josh Spivey Perry Hall Junior Defense

Ben Bartlett McDonogh Senior Goalie

Note -- Teams selected by Glenn Graham after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

GIRLS SOCCER

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Girls soccer

Ali Brennan

McDonogh

The 5-foot-11 sophomore left defender brought size, skill and athleticism to the back line and also made an impact pressing forward. She had one goal and eight assists as the No. 5 Eagles (13-5-3) reached the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference semifinals.

In her second season of varsity and first as a starter, Brennan continually got to the ball first and was particularly strong in the air, playing a major role as part of a defense that yielded just nine goals in 21 games this fall.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Mike Parker

Loch Raven

In his eighth season at Loch Raven, Parker led the No. 13 Raiders to a 12-4-3 season, including a share of the Baltimore County title and a state semifinal appearance. After playing 100 minutes of scoreless soccer against Eastern Tech in the county championship game, the Raiders made the most of a second opportunity against their rivals with a 2-1 win that eared them the Class 2A North regional championship.

Parker, who is 91-36-9 in his eight seasons, has guided Loch Raven to three of the program's five state championships.

First team

Name School Class Pos.

Christa DeBole Perry Hall Senior Forward

Emily Franke Towson Senior Forward

Jessica Nonn Catonsville Junior Forward

Ashley Singer Kenwood Senior Forward

Julia Bouchelle N. Dame Prep Junior Midfield

Holly Burman Dulaney Senior Midfield

Gigi Mangione McDonogh Soph. Midfield

Christine Sadowski Kenwood Senior Midfield

Kristyn Atkinson McDonogh Senior Defense

Ali Brennan McDonogh Soph. Defense

Jamie Fahey Loch Raven Soph. Defense

Jessica Stumpf Perry Hall Senior Goalie

Second Team

Name School Class Pos.

Lesley Burkhalter Mount de Sales Senior Forward

Cynthia Gamboa N. Dame Prep Senior Forward

Megan Gibbons McDonogh Soph. Forward

Chante' Sandiford McDonogh Senior Forward

Carly Bock Catonsville Senior Midfield

Meghan McMahon Park Senior Midfield

Cindi Nickles Eastern Tech Senior Midfield

Colby Rhea McDonogh Soph. Midfield

Nora Truscello Towson Senior Midfield

Kristen Collison Sparrows Point Senior Defense

Stephanie Lamont Patapsco Senior Defense

Sarah Mather Maryvale Junior Goalie

Note -- Teams selected by Glenn Graham after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

Field Hockey

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Poppy Hall

Garrison Forest

Hall had a knack for moving the ball down field with ease, reading the defense and moving quickly to create scoring chances for herself or her teammates. She could thwart most defenders with her finesse, field sense and a knack for knowing when her teammates would make their moves.

Always steady and unflappable, the senior had scored 14 goals and 12 assists as the No. 4 Grizzlies went 18-3 and reached the IAAM A Conference final.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Karen Masoner

Dulaney

In her fourth season as head coach, Masoner guided the Lions to the county crown and to their third trip to the state tournament in four years. They avenged an earlier loss to C. Milton Wright in the regional final but fell 1-0 to South River in the title game.

Masoner (48-12-2) credited the leadership of her core players with energizing the team, but she has also built confidence among the Lions, who have continued to get better during her tenure.

First team

Name School Class Pos.

Poppy Hall Garrison Forest Senior Forward

Mary K. Wittelsberger Hereford Senior Forward

Celeste DiFerdinando Hereford Junior Midfield

Caitlin James Maryvale Senior Midfield

Caroline Markowitz Garrison Forest Senior Midfield

Tara Williams Dulaney Junior Midfield

Micha Yacoub Towson Senior Midfield

Holly Batton Dulaney Senior Defense

Sophie Daly Garrison Forest Senior Defense

Ashley Holofcener St. Paul's Senior Defense

Mandy Pace Hereford Junior Defense

Carrye Hickey McDonogh Senior Goalie

Second Team

Name School Class Pos.

Kathy Brown Catonsville Senior Forward

Katelyn Manocheh Maryvale Senior Forward

Kate Tracey Garrison Forest Senior Forward

Caitlin Hoffen Mount de Sales Senior Midfield

Kate Horsman Dulaney Senior Midfield

Angela Swiecicki Perry Hall Senior Midfield

Keegan Billick Garrison Forest Senior Defense

Natalie DiPaolo Perry Hall Senior Defense

Caroline Menendez St. Paul's Junior Defense

Kat Ryan NDP Soph. Defense

Meredith Tracey Towson Junior Defense

Kelly Muedeking St. Paul's Junior Goalie

Note -- Teams selected by Katherine Dunn after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

RUNNER O FTHE YEAR

Kristen Malloy

Hereford

Malloy had a strong sophomore year that was blemished only by a third-place finish at the Class 2A state meet. Her best performance probably came at the Bull Run Invitational earlier in the season. That's where she ran a record time of 18 minutes, 40 seconds on her home course.

Malloy also turned in an impressive performance by winning the Barnhart Invitational earlier in the season.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Chad Boyle

Dulaney

Boyle's Lions overcame some injury problems and inexperience at spots to have another successful season.

Dulaney rebounded from tying with Hereford for the Baltimore County title by crushing the competition the next week to win the Class 4A North regional title. The Lions then finished second in the state meet.

The team

Name School Class

Kate Askine Dulaney Senior

Anjelica DiNucci Dulaney Junior

Emily Haskel Towson Senior

Ellie Kavanagh Towson Sophomore

Frances Kellerman McDonogh Senior

Kristen Malloy Hereford Sophomore

Hannah Mayhew Towson Senior

Marta Randall Hereford Sophomore

Kelly Rush Dulaney Junior

Courtney Williams Loch Raven Senior

Note -- Team selected by Jeff Seidel after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

Boys cross country

RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Dwight Parker

Woodlawn

The senior had another season filled with strong performances. He won the Baltimore County and Class 4A North regional championships for a third straight season.

After that, he came in second to repeat champion Matt Centrowitz in the state title race. Parker had missed last year's state championship race due to a family vacation.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Ed Faya

Towson

Faya guided the Generals to the school's first county title since 1974. Towson ended Dulaney's six-year run as county champion with a solid effort in the title race.

Faya's group beat the Lions by 15 points that day in a race the Generals had been pointing to throughout the season. The Generals then won the Class 3A North regional championship a week later. Faya is in his fifth year as coach and had run for Perry Hall under longtime coach Jerry Martin during his high school days.

The team

Name School Class

Mason Campbell Towson Junior

Danny Generette Chesapeake Junior

Anders Hulleberg Park Senior

Greg Jubb Loyola Senior

Dwight Parker Woodlawn Senior

Brady Perrott Hereford Senior

Tony Rowe Calvert Hall Junior

Ryan Stasiowski Loyola Senior

Chris Swisko Calvert Hall Sophomore

Vince Walsh Dulaney Senior

Note -- Team selected by Jeff Seidel after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.

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