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After disappointing end to freshman year and unfulfilled professional career, Diamond Stone's legacy to Maryland is further tarnished by allegations of improper benefits.

Harford County has just one unbeaten football team after Friday's week five action. Bel Air improved to 5-0 with an non-league 27-18 victory over visiting Friendly.

C Milton Wright won its second straight girls' title, and Aberdeen its first boys' title in the 12th Annual UCBAC Track and Field Championships Wednesday in the rain in Perryville.

The Harford County high school track and field season gets started this week. Here's a look at the county's teams.

In the lone UCBAC boys basketball game on Thursday's schedule, Havre de Grace and host North Harford hooked up for an make-up Susquehanna Division game.

The Aberdeen Eagles varsity football team, which suffered its first loss last week, bounced back in a big way Thursday night in Perryville.

When Bel Air visited Aberdeen in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference football game Thursday night, something had to give. Both were undefeated, both tied atop the conference's Chesapeake Division and just tenths of points separated the two in the Class 3A North region standings.

The Bel Air Bobcats scored 28 unanswered second half points Friday night to overcome an upset bid by host Havre de Grace in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division football game.

Bel Air and Harford Tech also surge to win in UCBAC boys hoops action on Thursday

The Fallston Cougars were the top story of Week 10 Harford County football, as they shellacked Bel Air, 49-22, to wrap up a perfect regular season run Friday night. In other Week 10 action, the North Harford Hawks were upset by the Perryville Panthers, 49-36, C. Milton Wright rallied to defeat Havre de Grace, 36-21, Aberdeen held on to defeat Patterson Mill, 25-14, Edgewood took a slugfest with Bo Manor, 47-41, Harford Tech defeated Rising Sun, 36-6, and Joppatowne topped Elkton, 35-27.

On an unusually warm night for the ninth week of the high school football season, the action didn't cool off either.

The big story of the night was Havre de Grace handing the Perryville Panthers, who had a 25-game UCBAC win streak as of two weeks ago, their second straight loss. Patterson Mill held off North Harford to win, 35-33, and Fallston routed CMW, 55-20. Aberdeen knocked off Bel Air, 35-26, while Harford Tech defeated North East, 28-13. Joppatowne came up short in its game, losing 14-7 to Bo Manor.