Monday, February 25, 2013
The junior, who sports a 27-5 record, will compete at 120 pounds. Two wrestlers from Meade High also qualified.
Arundel High School will send a representative to the state wrestling tournament, after junior Tanner Chaplain qualified to compete at 120 pounds. Chaplain, who has a 27-5 record, will open against Tony Arrington of Mergenthaler High in Baltimore. Travis Chidebe, a sophomore from Meade High, also qualified to compete at 145 pounds. He'll open against Chad Ellis of Linganore High. Meade Senior Juan Coronado will wrestle at 170 pounds against Linganore's Luke Britten. The MPSSAA state wrestling tournament takes place Friday and Saturday at Cole Field House in College Park.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
South River also finished third in the wrestling tournament held Friday and Saturday at Archbishop Spalding High.
Host school Archbiship Spalding finished second in the Cavalier Duals wrestling tournament over the weekend while South River and Arundel also finished in the top five, local news outlets reported. The Baltimore Sun reported that John Carroll High took home first place after beating Spalding in the final and going unbeaten during the two-day affair. South River finished in third place after beating Loudoun County High 52-9. Arundel finished fifth after a tie of Mount St. Joseph's. Old Mill High finished 8th. Read full reports from the tournament in the Baltimore Sun and The Capital.
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Top wrestlers from around the region gathered at Archbishop Spalding High for the first day of the prestigious tournament.
Top high school wrestlers from around the region took to the mats Friday at the first day of the Cavalier Duals at Archbishop Spalding High School. Photographer Todd Breese was on hand to capture the action. Spalding finished the day 2-0 while Arundel, South River and Old Mill went 1-1. Here's a look at the results from the day: Spalding 61, Western Tech 15 Arundel 60, Oxford 17 South River 78, George Mason 0 Mount St. Joseph 38, George Mason 28 Spalding 41, Loyola 11 John Carroll 39, South River 15 Loudoun County 49, Arundel 12 Arundel 48, Western Tech 23 South River 62, George Marshall 6 Loyola 52, Oxford 19 Saturday's action will begain at 9:30 a.m. The quarterfinals will feature South River vs. Spalding; Mt. St. Joseph vs. Arundel…
Thursday, November 29, 2012
The basketball, wrestling and bowling seasons are among those getting started this week.
There was very little gap between the fall and winter sports seasons at local high schools. Winter sports get going this week with scrimmages, and some regular season matchups are scheduled for next week. Here's a look at what's happening at Arundel High. Check back in the next few days for upcoming schedules for other local schools. Boys Basketball -Thursday, 5:30 p.m. scrimmage at Patterson High. -Saturday, 4:30 p.m. scrimmage vs. Centennial High -Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. vs. River Hill -Friday, Dec. 7. 6:45 p.m. vs. Annapolis Girls Basketball -Saturday, 10:30 a.m. scrimmage at Paint Branch High -Friday Dec. 7, 5 p.m., vs. Annapolis Wrestling -Wednesday, 4:30 p.m. at Meade -Dec. 7-8, War on the Shore Invitational, Wicomico, MD Swimming…
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Odenton Patch recorded the final bout of the Arundel High senior's high school career.
Arundel High senior Tyler Goodwin won his second Maryland state high school wrestling championship on Saturday, winning 9-4 over Jeff Taylor of Bel Air High. Odenton Patch was on hand to record the full 132-pound bout from Cole Field House at the University of Maryland in College Park.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Arundel High School senior finishes his high school career with a win at the state wrestling championship in College Park.
Tyler Goodwin didn't pin his way to a wrestling championship Saturday as he had hoped, but he certainly wasn't complaining. Goodwin, a senior at Arundel High, won his second state wrestling title with a dominating 9-4 win at 132 pounds over Jeff Taylor of Bel Air High. "I really wanted to go out and pin him as fast as I could, but that didn't work out," said Goodwin, who had pinned all of his previous opponents in the tournament. "I'll take the win and end my senior year on that note." Goodwin finished his year with a record of 38-1. He was one of four Arundel wrestlers competing at the state tournament, held at Cole Field House at the University of Maryland. Fellow senior Logan Reece finished sixth in the tournament at 120 pounds. Goodwin…
Athletes from Arundel, Old Mill and Meade High Schools remain in the hunt for titles at the MPSSA State Wrestling Championships in College Park.
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Several local high school wrestlers remained in the hunt to win titles Saturday at the state championshiop meet in College Park. Arundel High senior Tyler Goodwin easily advanced to the semifinals at 132 pounds, after earning two quick victories Friday. Goodwin is going after his second straight state title.He will start Saturday in a semifinal against Alex Truit of Leonardtown High. Mark Scarlas of Meade High School is in the semifinals at 195 pounds, along with Seth Holbrook of Old Mill High. Scarlas and Holbrook could meet in the championship bout. Arundel senior Logan Reece lost in a quarterfinal bout to Thierno Diallo of Duval High at 120 pounds Friday. He could still finish as high as third place if he makes a run through the …
Thursday, March 1, 2012
The team is coming off a third-place finish at regionals. Seniors Tyler Goodwin and Logan Reece are among the favorites to be on the podium.
Four wrestlers from Arundel High School will go for titles this weekend as the MPSSAA State Wrestling Championships take place in College Park. Senior Tyler Goodwin will seek his second straight championship, after qualifying for the state tournament at 132 pounds. Goodwin enters the state tourney with a record of 34-1 after winning the Class 4A East regional title last week. Tyler Goodwin’s younger brother, Justin, also qualified and will wrestle at 138 pounds. He finished in third place at regionals. Senior Logan Reece will enter the state tournament with a record of 30-3 and will wrestle at 120 pounds. Reece placed second at regionals, and will look to improve on a second-place finish at the state tournament in 2011. Zach Johnson, …
Monday, February 27, 2012
Here are five newsy things that might be worth following this week in the Odenton and Severn area.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Girls Playoff Basketball Game, Arundel at Meade When: Monday, 7 p.m. Where: Meade High School, 1100 Clark Rd., Fort Meade Details: These local rivals have had some real battles over the years, and now they are back for a second-round playoff matchup. The Meade girls should be favored as they topped the Lady Wildcats, 64-46, during the regular season. West County Chamber "Tuesday Topics" Breakfast When: Tuesday, 8 a.m. Where: Kaufmann's Tavern, 329 Gambrills Rd., Gambrills Details: Members of the business community will hear a presentation from Michele Wheley of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, which has advocated for an expansion of MARC train service. The breakfast is $20 for members and $30 for non-members. Odenton Town …
Thursday, February 16, 2012
High school sports teams are entering the playoff stretch. Here's a look at how local teams are faring.
The winter high school sports season is wrapping up, with most teams either finishing up or about to enter postseason play. In the Odenton and Severn area, there are several teams looking to compete for regional and state championships. Here’s a look at how things are shaping up for our local athletes. Basketball The draw for the Class 4A state tournaments will take place on Sunday. The Arundel High boys and Meade High girls will be among the teams to beat after securing county titles. The Arundel High boys team will finish its regular season at South River on Friday. The team was unbeaten until a tough loss to Old Mill on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Meade High girls will finish their regular season Friday against Glen Burnie. They are 16-5 …
Alan Simpson
10:07 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
My son is participating in the unified bowling this year instead of running track. He seems to be enjoying the experience so far. more ›