Saturday, May 26, 2012
A look back at the biggest headlines of the week, from May 20-26.
No. 1—Suspicious Man Photographed Kids at Play, Parents Say The Davidsonville Athletic Association’s (DAA) Board of Directors emailed local parents last Friday after board members said a suspicious man was seen in a minivan allegedly taking photographs of children playing on playground equipment. According to the email, concerned parents approached the man in the van earlier last week, but he sped out of the parking lot. Parents described the van as "silver" or "champagne-colored." The email stated the incident occurred May 16, between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on the playground at Davidsonville Park, according to local parent Daniel Waz. No. 2—Teens Go All Out for Prom Proposals Asking significant others to prom has always been an exciting …
Thursday, May 24, 2012
A recap of the Seahawks' remarkable come-from-behind victory with all the stats and statistics to go along with it.
South River senior Andrew Wildermuth covered the state championship game and gathered first-hand statistics from the matchup. Wildermuth submitted the following article to Patch. The South River Boys Lacrosse team claimed its second Maryland 4A/3A State title in four years as they rallied past the Westminster Owls—overcoming a 7-0 deficit to start the game and winning it 10-8 as the final whistles sounded. After the Owls built tremendous momentum throughout the first and second quarters, Tyler White netted the first Seahawk goal with 4:30 remaining in the first half. Following White’s offensive ignition, South River finished the second quarter strong, with three more goals (Chris Carr, Jon Carr, Matt Gaskins) in the remaining few minutes …
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
South River's boys lacrosse team beat Westminster High 10-8 in a dramatic come-from-behind victory after being down 7-0.
South River’s boys lacrosse team won its second Class 4A/3A Maryland state lacrosse championship in four years Wednesday afternoon in dramatic fashion—beating Westminster High with a final score of 10-8 after initially falling behind 7-0. Get local headlines daily by following Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch on Facebook and Twitter. Westminster scored seven straight goals to start the game, but then South River scored eight unanswered goals, taking the lead after halftime in a remarkable comeback. In the third quarter, South River and Westminster were tied 8-8 until the Seahawks scored a late goal to go into the fourth quarter with a 9-8 lead. All-American Ben Chisolm scored his second goal of the day with 6:51 left in the game, putting the…
South River leads Westminster 10-8, but a weather delay with only 2:33 left in the game has postponed play since 6:14 p.m.
8:06 p.m.—It's over. South River wins the Class 4A/3A Maryland State Lacrosse Championship! 8:03 p.m.—The game is back on. Two minutes to glory... 8:02 p.m.—As if you needed a reminder, South River leads the game 10-8 with 2:33 left in the state championship. After falling 7-0 to start, the Seahawks are now just minutes away from their second state title in four years. 7:55 p.m.—Fans are telling me there will be a 10-minute warm-up time prior to continuing the game. 7:45 p.m.—@CarrollVarsity just reported on Twitter that officials are letting fans back into UMBC Stadium. Let's keep our fingers crossed that we can get this game in. 7:22 p.m.—Sources at the game are telling me the weather is U-G-L-Y. Let's hope they can finish this thing…
South River's boys lacrosse coach says the team isn't playing just for a state championship, it's playing to honor an entire community.
When South River’s boys lacrosse team takes the field at UMBC Stadium Wednesday afternoon to face Westminster High in the 4A/3A State Championship, they won’t be playing just for themselves—they’ll be playing for an entire community. In the final matchup of what could be an undefeated season for the team, head coach Paul Noone told Patch “the boys” know what they need to do, and that the game is a culmination of the community’s effort. “[This season] is a testament to the recreation leagues, the assistant coaches, teams in Crofton, Davidsonville and South River—they have quality guys that are teaching these kids,” Noone said. Hundreds of young kids play lacrosse in youth leagues throughout the region in hopes of one day playing for a state…
Monday, May 21, 2012
Attackman Ben Chisolm was also named to the 2012 All American list.
Of the 16 players named to the 2012 Anne Arundel County Coaches’ All-County boys lacrosse team, five play for South River High, according to The Capital. Attackman Ben Chisolm, attackman Jon Carr, midfielder Lavon Chaney, midfielder Chris Carr and defender Stephen Hincks were each recognized as some of the best players in the county after coaches elected them to the All-County squad. Not only were the players acknowledged, but head coach Paul Noone was named the 2012 Coach of the Year. It’s no surprise many Seahawks were named to the prestigious list. South River is heading into the 4A/3A Maryland Lacrosse State Championship undefeated—a perfect 19-0. While Noone said much of the team’s success is because of defense, four out of the five …
South River's boys lacrosse team defeated Bel Air High on Friday in a double-overtime win of 10-9. They play for the state championship Wednesday against Westminster High.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Jordan Sganga was the only local softball player named to the first team All-County list.
Local coaches selected one South River player to the Anne Arundel County Coaches’ All-County softball first team, according to The Capital. Jordan Sganga, a senior catcher, received the honor for her stellar hitting and defensive skills behind the plate. The All-County team is comprised of 15 of the county’s best softball players. None of Sganga’s teammates made the first-team squad, but Seahawks’ pitcher Morgan O’Brien made it to the honorable mention list. Two Southern High softball players made the second team All-County list—shortstop Danielle O’Neill and outfielder Brooke Minemier. Both girls are seniors. Head over to The Capital to see the full list of athletes on the list.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
South River's baseball team couldn't contain the No. 1 seeded Patriots, who scored nine runs.
Old Mill's offensive power was too much for South River's baseball team, as the Seahawks fell 9-1, losing in the second round of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 4A state playoffs. In a rainy matchup in Millersville, South River kept the game close for the first three innings. Pitcher Charlie Hardesty pitched three and two-thirds innings, but it was the fourth inning when things started to unravel. Old Mill scored five runs in the fourth, making the score 7-0, and the Patriots never looked back. With 10 strikeouts, Old Mill's dominant pitcher Josh Hader cruised through South River's lineup, only allowing two hits in six innings. It wasn't until Hader was out of the game that South River scored a run. In the …
Monday, May 14, 2012
Second baseman Joe Scott set a new school record for runs scored in a season.
South River’s baseball team took out their frustrations on visiting Broadneck in the opening round of the playoffs with a 9-1 victory Friday afternoon. The game served as a small piece of redemption after the Seahawks lost to the Bruins last week, 6-2. The following post was submitted by John C. Tyrrell and edited. Pictures were submitted by professional photographer Jan Gratz. Scott Mitchell took the mound and was dominant, cruising through five innings allowing just one run. He struck out two, walked one and surrendered six hits on the way to the win. Austin Wright took over in the sixth and held Broadneck to no hits in two innings. He walked none and struck out two. Offensively the Seahawks jumped on Broadneck starter Mike Thomas when…
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