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PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT--EELLEECCTTDr. William Beattie Earl HawkinsDirector of Athletics Director of AthleticsMontgomery County Public Schools Prince George’s County Public Schools850 Hungerford Drive 4400 Shell StreetRockville, MD 20850 Capitol Heights 20743Phone: 301-279-3144 Phone: (301) 669-6050Fax: 301-279-3104 Fax: (301) 669-6055

PPAASSTT--PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT EEXXEECCUUTTIIVVEE DDIIRREECCTTOORRDr. Andrew C. Roper Edward F. SparksSupervisor of Athletics Maryland State St. Mary’s County Public Schools Department of Education23160 Moakley Street, Suite 101 200 West Baltimore StreetLeonardtown, MD 20650 Baltimore, MD 21201Phone: 301-475-5511 x122 Phone: 410-767-0555 Fax: 301-475-4229 Fax: 410-333-3111

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Andy WarnerMPSSAA Assistant DirectorPhone: 410-767-0415

Bill BurroughsMPSSAA Coordinator of Officials

Phone: 410-767-0375

Jill MastermanMPSSAA Program Specialist

Phone: 410-767-0374

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GGEENNEERRAALL MPSSAA Organizational Structure............................................13IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN District Representatives............................................................14

Standing Committees................................................................16

BBYYLLAAWWSS Authorization ............................................................................21Eligibility ....................................................................................21Sports Season ..........................................................................22Operational Guidelines ............................................................24Violations, Penalties, and Appeals ..........................................28Classification ............................................................................30State Tournament Policies ........................................................31Awards and Recognition ..........................................................32Sanction Rules ..........................................................................32Amateur Rules ..........................................................................33Amendments ............................................................................34

RRUULLEESS Definitions..................................................................................35AANNDD Outside Participation ................................................................36IINNTTEERRPPRREETTAATTIIOONNSS Maximum Number of Contests

Allowed per Season........................................................36Care and Prevention Course ....................................................36Out-of-Season Practice ............................................................38Camps ........................................................................................39Awards........................................................................................39Misconduct Detrimental to a Tournament ..............................40State Championship Criteria ....................................................4050% Sport Staff ........................................................................40Loss of Instructional Time ........................................................40

TTOOUURRNNAAMMEENNTTSS Tournament Schedules ............................................................41Travel Reimbursement ..............................................................43Tournament Committees ..........................................................45

OOFFFFIICCIIAALLSS Clinics and Rules Interpreters ..................................................51Certified Officials Boards..........................................................52

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WWHHEERREEAASS, the Interscholastic Sports Program is an integralpart of the education program;

WWHHEERREEAASS, it is essential to promote healthful living, charac-ter building, and good citizenship for students through com-petitive sports;

WWHHEERREEAASS, emphasis shall be placed on equality of oppor-tunity, wholesome competition, and safety of participation; and

WWHHEERREEAASS, a Master Agreement has been enacted by theMaryland State Department of Education, the local school sys-tems, and the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic As-sociation to divide responsibility in a formal manner for theoversight, conduct, and operation of public interscholastic pro-grams in Maryland; therefore be it,

RREESSOOLLVVEEDD that the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Ath-letic Association shall be constituted as set forth herein to ful-fill its obligation under the Master Agreement.

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• Interpretation andenforcement of Codeof Maryland Regula-tions (COMAR)

• Fiscal Agent

• Provide administra-tive services

• Designate AthleticsAdministrator

• Authorize State Tournaments

• Authorize MPSSAA to conduct State Tournaments

• Authorize MPSSAA toregister officials

• Authorize MPSSAA toconduct enhancementprograms

• Authorize MPSSAA tobe representatives tothe National Federa-tion of State HighSchool Associations

• Provide staff to con-duct MPSSAA activities

• Permit use of schoolfacilities

• Resolve ALL localdisputes

• Bear responsibilityfor students, coaches,and other staff in-volved in tournamentprograms

• Recommend modifi-cations to COMAR

• Participate in tournament play withinguidelines establishedby MPSSAA

• Comply with athleticprogram regulationsestablished by MSDEor MPSSAA

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• Serve as State High School Athletic Association

• Establish policies and rules for operation and conduct of State Tournaments

• Recommend COMAR modifications

• Advise State Superintendent regarding resolution of disputes

• Register and certify contest officials

• Represent Maryland in the National Federation of State High School Associations

• Deposit all funds into special account at MSDE

• Manage and account for all funds granted by MSDE

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CCOONNSSTTIITTUUTTIIOONN(Adopted April 21, 1951, Amendments made April 5, 1952, April 10, 1954, March 9, 1963, March 14, 1964, March 12, 1966, March 8, 1969, March 14, 1970, March 27, 1971, March 25, 1972, March 31, 1973, March 31, 1974, March 15, 1975, December 5, 1987, December 7, 1991, December 10, 1994, December 10, 2003)

The State Board of Education, as recommended by the State Superin-tendent of Schools, shall establish rules and regulations governing athleticprograms for all students in the Public Secondary Schools of Maryland,which shall be supervised by an organization known as the Maryland PublicSecondary Schools Athletic Association and which shall function under theDivision of Instruction of the State Department of Education. The adminis-trator in Interscholastic Athletics shall serve as the Executive Director of theorganization.

AARRTTIICCLLEE II —— NNaammee

This organization shall be known as the Maryland Public SecondarySchools Athletic Association.

AARRTTIICCLLEE IIII —— PPhhiilloossoopphhyy

The purpose of this Association shall be to promote, direct, and controlall interscholastic activities of high school students; to establish, maintain,and enforce such regulations as may be necessary to assure that all such ac-tivities shall be part of and contribute toward the entire educational programof the state of Maryland; to cooperate closely with the state department ofeducation in the development of that program to safeguard the physical,mental, and moral welfare of high school students and protect them from ex-ploitation.

AARRTTIICCLLEE IIIIII —— PPuurrppoosseess

SSeecc.. 11——The Association shall supervise and administer all rules and regu-lations of the MPSSAA.

SSeecc.. 22——The Association shall provide leadership in conducting athletic

programs between the public schools in the state of Maryland.

SSeecc.. 33——The Association shall recommend the development of new and in-novative athletic programs.

SSeecc.. 44——The Association shall promote clinics and assist in the distribution ofinstructional materials, including films, national rules and regulations, andother such aids.

SSeecc.. 55——The Association shall register and certify athletic contest officials.

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SSeecc.. 66——The Association shall perform other functions as stated in the “MMaass--tteerr AAggrreeeemmeenntt OOuuttlliinniinngg tthhee IInntteerrsscchhoollaassttiicc SSttrruuccttuurree ffoorr PPuubblliicc SScchhoooollss iinnMMaarryyllaanndd”.

AARRTTIICCLLEE IIVV —— MMeemmbbeerrsshhiipp

SSeecc.. 11——All public high schools in Maryland who qualify under rules and reg-ulations of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association maybecome members. Application for membership to the Association must bemade by May 1 of any school year.

SSeecc.. 22——A school having become a member of the MPSSAA shall continueas a member until such time as it withdraws its membership.

AARRTTIICCLLEE VV —— OOrrggaanniizzaattiioonn

SSeecc.. 11——A member school must abide by the rules and regulations of the As-sociation.

SSeecc.. 22——A local association may be formed by the member schools for thepurpose of regulating and administering local athletic events. The rules en-acted by any association must be in accordance with, or more restrictivethan, those of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association.

SSeecc.. 33——To facilitate effective conduct of Association business between meet-ings of the state board of control, there shall be an executive council com-posed of the president, president-elect, past-president, executive director,a representative of the Maryland Secondary Schools Principals Association,and a representative from each district association.

SSeecc.. 44——The legislative powers of the Maryland Public Secondary SchoolsAthletic Association shall be entrusted to a board of control whose membersshall be selected as follows:

aa.. One delegate appointed by each county superintendent.

bb.. Three superintendents to represent all county superintendents.

cc.. Representatives from each of the counties, based on school enroll-ment in grades 9-11 in all member schools in that county, accordingto the following:

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36,000 and above 5

dd.. Each appointed board of control member, if present, shall have onevote.

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SSeecc.. 11——For the purpose of implementing activities of the Association, thestate is divided into districts, the division to be as follows:

District 1 —Allegany, Carroll, Frederick, Garrett, & Washington CountiesDistrict 2 —Montgomery CountyDistrict 3 —Prince George’s CountyDistrict 4 —Charles, Calvert, & St. Mary’s CountiesDistrict 5 —Anne Arundel & Howard CountiesDistrict 6 —Baltimore County District 7 —Cecil & Harford CountiesDistrict 8 —Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot,

Wicomico, & Worcester CountiesDistrict 9— Baltimore City

SSeecc.. 22——Each district association shall be comprised of member schools asestablished by Article VI, Section 1.

a. Member representatives shall be professional employees as certifiedby the Maryland State Department of Education.

b. All elected officers of the district association shall assume their of-fices as of June 1.

c. Whenever a vacancy occurs, the unexpired term shall be filled by theremaining members of the association, or as otherwise specified inthe bylaws of the district association.

d. Each member school shall have one vote.

SSeecc.. 33——At least one meeting shall be held each year.

SSeecc.. 44——The officers of each district shall be a chairperson, assistant chair-person, and a secretary-treasurer.

SSeecc.. 55——The chairperson shall have the power to call meetings of the districtassociation. The chairperson shall preside over all meetings, and shall havethe power to appoint, with the approval of the district board of control, suchcommittees as are deemed necessary.

SSeecc.. 66——The assistant chairperson shall preside in the absence of the chair-person.

SSeecc.. 77——The secretary-treasurer shall keep a record of the proceedings ofmeetings, conduct all necessary correspondence, and handle the financesof the district association. The position of secretary-treasurer shall bebonded by MPSSAA.

SSeecc.. 88——The district association may determine all necessary fiscal proce-dures for the efficient operation of the business and other activities of therespective district programs.

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SSeecc.. 99——The district association may create subcommittees to which it maydelegate specific functions.

SSeecc.. 1100——The district association shall have the power to fill vacancies by ap-pointment and the officers shall serve until the next regular election.

SSeecc.. 1111——The district associations are empowered to perform such functionsnot delegated to the state board of control, to assist in the organization andadministration of the intercounty interscholastic athletic program within theirrespective districts, and to recommend study and action by the state boardof control.

AARRTTIICCLLEE VVIIII —— MMeeeettiinnggss

SSeecc.. 11——Meetings of the board of control shall be held in the winter andspring of each year at a time and place designated by the president ofMPSSAA.

SSeecc.. 22——A quorum of the board of control (one-half of the delegates plus one)must be present to take official action at scheduled meetings.

AARRTTIICCLLEE VVIIIIII —— OOffffiicceerrss

SSeecc.. 11——The elected officers of this Association shall be a president and apresident-elect.

SSeecc.. 22——The president and the president-elect shall serve a term of two years.They shall begin their term of office by June 1 of the year in which they areelected.

aa.. The retiring president shall serve as past-president until duly suc-ceeded.

bb.. The president shall have power to call meetings of the Associationand to preside over them. The president shall appoint such commit-tees as are designated in Article IX, Section 1 and Section 2 of theconstitution.

cc.. The president-elect shall preside in the absence of the president; thepast-president shall preside in the absence of both the president andthe president-elect.

SSeecc.. 33——The Maryland State Department of Education administrator in in-terscholastic athletics shall serve as non-voting director of the Association.

aa.. The executive director shall keep a record of the proceedings of meet-ings, conduct all necessary correspondence, and keep official recordsof meets and tournaments sponsored by the Association at the statelevel. He/she shall present the report of the fiscal representatives onfinances of the Association at all board of control meetings and atother times at the request of the state board of control. He/she shallperform such other duties as are requested by the state board of con-trol consistent with the ““MMaasstteerr AAggrreeeemmeenntt””.

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AARRTTIICCLLEE IIXX —— CCoommmmiitttteeeess

SSeecc.. 11——The president, with the recommendation of the district associations,shall appoint committees as follows:

a. Nominating e. Classificationb. Finance f. Appealsc. Constitution g. Officialsd. Tournaments

SSeecc.. 22——The president, with the approval of the executive council, shall ap-point such additional committees as are deemed necessary.

SSeecc.. 33——All committees, except a and f, in Section 1 above, shall submit allproposals to the executive council for review and/or recommendation to theboard of control.

AARRTTIICCLLEE XX —— PPuubblliicc SSeeccoonnddaarryy SScchhooooll IInntteerrsscchhoollaassttiicc AAtthhlleettiicc RReevveennuueess

SSeecc.. 11——MPSSAA shall deposit all revenues generated by the operation ofpublic secondary school interscholastic athletic programs into a special rev-enue account at MSDE entitled “Public Secondary School InterscholasticAthletic Revenues.”

SSeecc.. 22——MSDE officials shall serve as fiscal agents for this account and shalladminister it according to State policies and procedures.

SSeecc.. 33——MPSSAA shall submit disbursement requests to the MSDE athleticscoordinator. Upon approval, the MSDE athletics coordinator shall warrantthe release of funds and authorize the issuing of checks chargeable to thePublic Interscholastic Secondary Schools Athletic Revenues account.

SSeecc.. 44——Disbursements of funds shall be predicated on policies determinedby MSDE and the participating LEAs.

SSeecc.. 55——MPSSAA shall manage all funds in accordance with State policiesand procedures.

SSeecc.. 66——MPSSAA shall present to MSDE and to all participating LEAs an an-nual financial statement which will include its annual budget and an ac-counting for all revenues generated and disbursed for the operation of thepublic secondary schools interscholastic athletic programs.

SSeecc.. 77——Upon request from the MPSSAA, the MSDE fiscal officer may depositreserves from the Public Secondary School Interscholastic Athletic Revenuesaccount into the Local Government Investment Pool.

SSeecc.. 88——The MPSSAA shall maintain comprehensive liability insurance cov-erage of not less than $100,000 for each occurrence.

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AARRTTIICCLLEE XXII —— AAmmeennddmmeennttss

Amendments to the constitution may be made as follows:

SSeecc.. 11——The proposed written amendment(s) may be submitted by a memberschool, county association, district association, state board of control, countyboard of education, state board of education, county superintendent, andstate superintendent of schools to the executive director at least forty-five(45) days before the first annual meeting.

a. Unless an emergency has been declared by the president, constitu-tional amendments can only be proposed and voted upon during aneven-numbered school year with 1989-90 being considered as aneven numbered school year.

SSeecc.. 22——Upon receipt of such amendment(s), they shall be referred to theconstitution committee for appropriate action and recommendation.

SSeecc.. 33——Notice of the proposed amendment(s) shall be sent to each memberschool, members of the executive council, board of control, local and stateboard members, and county and state superintendents of schools at leastfifteen (15) days before the first annual meeting.

SSeecc.. 44——Ratification of the proposed amendment(s) shall require a 2/3’s ma-jority vote of the delegates of the board of control present at the first annualmeeting.

SSeecc.. 55——Amendments approved by the board of control shall be forwarded tothe state superintendent and local superintendents of schools.

AARRTTIICCLLEE XXIIII —— RReessoolluuttiioonn ooff PPrroobblleemmss

SSeecc.. 11——Problems involving member schools shall be referred to the local su-perintendent of schools for approval and appropriate action within his/herjurisdiction. Disputes or protests involving two member school systems shallbe referred to superintendents of the schools involved for settlement. Dis-putes not resolved within or between local school jurisdictions shall be re-ferred to the state board of control appeals committee for further action.

SSeecc.. 22——A superintendent shall consider a protest official when he/she hasreceived a written protest from a principal of a member school in his/her ju-risdiction, or from a superintendent in another system by June 30 of thatschool year.

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1947-48 ....................William Brish1949-50 ....................William Brish1950-51............George Carrington1951-52............George Carrington1952-53 ..................Arthur Ramey1953-54 ......................Ellery Ward1954-55..............Crescent J. Bride1955-56 ............Stephan A. Lerda1956-57 ................Edward Semler1957-58 ..............Charles Hudson1958-59 ..............Warren R. Evans1959-60 ..............Robert E. Pence1960-61 ..............Charles R. Berry1961-62 ....Vincent C. Holochwost1962-63 ........William J. Callaghan1963-64 ..G. Wayne Burgemeister1964-65..........William E. Dykes Jr.1965-66 ......................Jack Willard1966-67 ..................Edward Finzel1967-68 ..............Harold S. Martin1968-69..............Crescent J. Bride1969-70 ................Warren Squires

1970-71 ....................Marvin C. Joy1971-72..........John E. Molesworth1972-73 ................Robert Melville1973-74......................Albert Cesky1974-76 ........................Earl Hersh1976-78 ..............Robert M. Foster1978-80 ............Mildred H. Murray1980-82 ..............Robert E. Pence1982-84..........................Jim Heins1984-86........................Roy Comer1986-88 ............Clarence Johnson1988-90 ..................W. Cecil Short1990-92 ....................Chuck Brown1992-94 ..................Patricia Barry1994-96 ............Ronald J. Belinko1996-98 ..............Donald E. Cooke1998-00 ..............Mary Etta Reedy2000-02 ..................Marlene Kelly2002-04 ................Robert P. Wade2004-06..........................Jay Berno2006-08 ........................David Byrd2008-10 ..................Andrew Roper


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1946-51 ......................Thomas C. Ferguson1951-70 ..........................Herbert R. Steiner1970-71 ......................................Paul Rusko1971-81 ........................John E. Molesworth

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Organization Structure

MARYLANDPUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Maryland StateBoard of Education

MPSSAA - Executive Director(MSDE - Athletic Administrator)

TournamentCommittees

Executive CouncilBoard of Control

Ad HocCommittees

OfficialsAssociations

StandingCommittees

District Boardsof Control

State Superintendentof Schools

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DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 11AAlllleeggaannyy CCoouunnttyy 1. Tim Scaletta—Supervisor, Allegany Co.

2. Dawn Sloan—Coach, AlleganyCCaarrrroollll CCoouunnttyy 1. James Rodriguez—Supervisor, Carroll Co.

2. Randy Clark—Principal, Manchester Valley FFrreeddeerriicckk CCoouunnttyy 1. Lynn Carr—Supervisor, Frederick Co.

2. Casey Delauter—Frederick Co.GGaarrrreetttt CCoouunnttyy 1. Lynn H. Bell—Dir. of Sec. Education, Garrett Co.

2. James H. Maddy—Principal, Southern GarrettWWaasshhiinnggttoonn 1. Eric Michael—Supervisor, Washington Co.CCoouunnttyy 2. Rick Akers—Principal, South Hagerstown

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 22MMoonnttggoommeerryy 1. Gabriele von Nordheim—Athletics Specialist, CCoouunnttyy Montgomery Co.

2. Joan Benz—Principal, Churchill3. Ron Lane—Athletic Director, Springbrook4. Butch Hilliard—Athletic Director, Blake5. Jeff Sullivan—Athletic Director, Clarksburg

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 33PPrriinnccee GGeeoorrggee’’ss 1. Earl Hawkins—Dir. of Athletics, Prince George’s Co.CCoouunnttyy 2. O'Shay Watson—Supervisor, Prince George’s Co.

3. Rudolph Saunders—Principal, Frederick Douglass4. Carlyle Rose—Athletic Director, CH Flowers5. Shirley Diggs—Athletic Director, High Point

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 44CCaallvveerrtt CCoouunnttyy 1. Kevin Hook—Supervisor, Calvert Co.

2. George Miller—Principal, Northern CChhaarrlleess CCoouunnttyy 1. Jan Johnson—Supervisor, Charles Co.

2. Michael Heim—Vice Principal, North PointSStt.. MMaarryy’’ss CCoouunnttyy 1. Andrew C. Roper—Supervisor, St. Mary’s Co.

2. Tracey L. Heibel—Principal, Great Mills

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 55AAnnnnee AArruunnddeell 1. Greg LeGrand—Athletics Coord., Anne Arundel Co.CCoouunnttyy 2. Chip Snyder—Athletic Director, Chesapeake-AA

3. Dave Klingel—Athletic Director, South RiverHHoowwaarrdd CCoouunnttyy 1. Michael Williams—Athletics Coord., Howard Co.

2. Vince Parnell—Athletic Director, Wilde Lake

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 66BBaallttiimmoorree CCoouunnttyy 1. Ronald J. Belinko—Athletics Coord., Baltimore Co.

2. Lynette M. Mitzel—Supervisor, Baltimore Co. 3. Michael Sye—Athletic Director, Woodlawn4. Nathaniel J. Gibson II—Principal, Milford Mill

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DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 77CCeecciill CCoouunnttyy 1. Chris Hersl—Supervisor, Cecil Co.

2. George Rash—Athletic Director, PerryvilleHHaarrffoorrdd CCoouunnttyy 1. Kenneth Zorbach—Supervisor, Harford Co.

2. Kilo Mack—Assistant Principal, Joppatowne

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 88CCaarroolliinnee CCoouunnttyy 1. Roger K. Eareckson—Supervisor, Caroline County

2. Henry Ward—Athletic Director, North Caroline DDoorrcchheesstteerr CCoouunnttyy 1. Dwayne Abt—Supervisor, Dorchester Co.

2. Kermit Hines—Vice Principal, Dorchester Co. School of Tech

KKeenntt CCoouunnttyy 1. Kevin Taylor—Athletic Director, Kent County2. Tracey Williams—Principal, Kent County

QQuueeeenn AAnnnnee’’ss 1. Thad Kalmanowicz—Supervisor, Queen Anne’s Co.CCoouunnttyy 2. Denise Hershberger—Principal, Kent IslandSSoommeerrsseett CCoouunnttyy 1. Jim Webster—Supervisor, Somerset Co.

2. Carl Davenport—Athletic Director, WashingtonTTaallbboott CCoouunnttyy 1. Gail Phillips—Supervisor, Talbot Co.

2. Brian Femi—Athletic Director, St. MichaelsWWiiccoommiiccoo CCoouunnttyy 1. Bryan Ashby - Supervisor, Wicomico Co.

2. Stosh Schtierman—Athletic Director, Wicomico Co.WWoorrcceesstteerr CCoouunnttyy 1. Raymond Moore—Supervisor, Worcester Co.

2. David Byrd—Athletic Director, Pocomoke

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 99BBaallttiimmoorree CCiittyy 1. Robert P. Wade—Coordinator, Baltimore City

2. Jessica Ivey—Coordinator, Baltimore City3. Lisa Martin—Athletic Director, Digital Harbor

EEXXEECCUUTTIIVVEE CCOOUUNNCCIILL

Dr. William Beattie — President, MPSSAAEarl Hawkins — President-elect

Dr. Andrew C. Roper — Past PresidentDDIISSTTRRIICCTT 11 DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 66

Lynn Carr Ronald J. BelinkoFrederick County Baltimore County

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 22 DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 77Gabriele von Nordheim Ken ZorbachMontgomery County Harford County

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 33 DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 88O’Shay Watson David ByrdPrince George’s County Pocomoke High School

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 44 DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 99Jan Johnson Robert P. WadeCharles County Baltimore City

DDIISSTTRRIICCTT 55 PPRRIINNCCIIPPAALL’’SS RREEPPRREESSEENNTTAATTIIVVEEGreg LeGrand Jay BernoAnne Arundel County Middletown High SchoolMichael WilliamsHoward County

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PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT SSEECCRREETTAARRYY TTRREEAASSUURREERRDDiissttrriicctt 11 Jim Horn Randy Pentz Casey Delauter

South Carroll Century Frederick Co.DDiissttrriicctt 22 William Beattie Gabriele von Nordheim William Beattie

Montgomery Co. Montgomery Co. Montgomery Co.DDiissttrriicctt 33 Carlyle Rose Terri Dendy Earl Hawkins

C.H. Flowers Northwestern Prince George’s Co.DDiissttrriicctt 44 Kevin Hook Andrew C. Roper Jan Johnson

Calvert Co. St. Mary’s Co. Charles Co.DDiissttrriicctt 55 Dave Klingel Michael Williams Greg LeGrand

South River Howard Co. Anne Arundel Co.DDiissttrriicctt 66 Lynette Mitzel Ronald J. Belinko Ronald J. Belinko

Baltimore Co. Baltimore Co. Baltimore Co.DDiissttrriicctt 77 George Rash Dave Cesky Gary Brown

Perryville Fallston North East-CecDDiissttrriicctt 88 Allen Miller Doug Bloodsworth Roger Eareckson

Snow Hill Somerset Co. Caroline Co.DDiissttrriicctt 99 Jessica Ivey Lisa Martin Barbara Allen

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MMAARRYYLLAANNDD SSTTAATTEE BBOOAARRDD OOFF EEDDUUCCAATTIIOONNSSuubbttiittllee 0066 SSUUPPPPOORRTTIINNGG PPRROOGGRRAAMMSS1133AA..0066..0033 IInntteerrsscchhoollaassttiicc AAtthhlleettiiccss iinn tthhee SSttaattee

Authority: Education Article, SS2-205 and 2-303(j),Annotated Code of Maryland

..0011 AAuutthhoorriizzaattiioonn

AA.. The following regulations have been established by the State Superintendent ofSchools to govern the athletic program for all high school students in Marylandpublic secondary schools which are members of the Maryland Public Second-ary Schools Athletic Association, MPSSAA.

BB.. Local school systems may adopt rules governing their athletic programs that aremore restrictive than those of the MPSSAA. Less restrictive rules may not beadopted.

..0022 EElliiggiibbiilliittyy

Student eligibility for participation in interscholastic athletics at the high schoollevel shall be based on the following criteria:

AA.. Students shall be officially registered and attending a member MPSSAA mem-ber school. They may represent only the school in which they are registered andat which it is anticipated they will complete their graduation requirements. Ninthgrade public school students, who reside in the attendance area of a high schoolorganized 10 - 12, may participate in the interscholastic athletic program of thathigh school.

BB.. Each local school system shall establish standards of participation which as-sure that students involved in interscholastic athletics are making satisfactoryprogress toward graduation.

CC.. Students who are 19 years old or older as of August 31st are ineligible to par-ticipate in interscholastic athletics.

DD.. Students may participate in interscholastic athletic contests for a maximum ofthree seasons in any one sport in grades 10, 11, and 12. Students who partic-ipate on an interscholastic team in grade 9 will have a maximum athletic eligi-bility of four seasons in that one sport.

EE.. Middle, intermediate, or junior high school students are not eligible to competeor practice with high school teams. However, ninth grade public school students,who reside in the attendance area of a high school organized 10 - 12, may par-ticipate in the interscholastic athletic program of that high school.

FF.. Students shall maintain amateur status as defined by Regulation .10 of thischapter.

GG.. Students, while participating on a school team, are permitted to participate inthe same sport outside of school during the sport’s season. This participationshall meet the following criteria:

((11)) The outside participation shall not conflict with the practice or contestsschedule of the school including district, regional, and State championship

play unless prior approval has been obtained from the school principal andcoach;

((22)) Students who elect to participate on an outside team and do not participateand practice with the school team throughout the designated sport’s sea-son are ineligible to represent the school in all contests that determine acounty, district, regional, or State championship during that sport season.

HH.. Students shall present to their high school principal a certificate from their par-ents or guardian giving permission for participation.

II.. A student shall be examined and certified to the high school principal as beingphysically fit to participate in any try-out, practice or contest of a school team.The examination shall be performed by a licensed physician, certified physi-cian’s assistant under the supervision of a licensed physician, or certified nursepractitioner.

JJ.. Students legally transferred to another school may participate. “Legally trans-ferred” means a change of residence or a transfer from one school to anotherby action approved by the local superintendent of schools.

KK.. Graduates.

((11)) Graduates of high schools are not eligible to practice with or participate oninterscholastic sports teams. However, they may participate in the re-maining athletic contests of that semester.

((22)) Students are considered graduates when they have completed the workrequired for graduation and are declared graduates by the local board of ed-ucation.

..0033 SSppoorrttss SSeeaassoonn

MPSSAA member schools shall conduct all interscholastic athletic contests andpractice sessions in accordance with the following:

AA.. The sports seasons shall be defined as follows:

((11)) “Fall” means the sixth Saturday following the first full week of July until thefinal date of the county, conference, district, regional, or state tournament.

((22)) “Winter” means November 15th until the final date of the local conference,district, regional, or State tournament.

((33)) “Spring” means March 1st until the final date of the local conference, dis-trict, regional, or State tournament.

((44)) When August 15th, November 15th, or March 1st falls on Sunday, practicewill start the preceding Saturday.

BB.. Maximum Number of Contests Permitted During a Sports Season.

((11)) One additional contest beyond the maximum allowable number may beplayed to determine a conference/league championship. The results ofthat contest shall not count towards MPSSAA standings.

((22)) All school athletic schedules shall be established before the first contest ofeach sport’s season according to the following instructions:

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((aa)) BBaaddmmiinnttoonn—15 matches with not more than two matches per week.Three matches in one week may be scheduled once during the sea-son.

((bb)) BBaasseebbaallll—18 games with not more than three games per week. Twoadditional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A teammay elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament andplay 17 regular season games. The total number of games may not ex-ceed twenty. Four games are permitted in 1 week if games are partof a holiday tournament. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non-school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament.Holiday tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA stand-ings.

((cc)) BBaasskkeettbbaallll—20 games with not more than two games per week. Threegames in one week may be scheduled twice dur-ing the season. Twoadditional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A teammay elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament andplay 19 regular season games. The total number of games may notexceed twenty-two. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non-schooldays for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament. Holi-day tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA team stand-ings.

((dd)) CCrroossss CCoouunnttrryy—10 meets with not more than two meets per week.Meets may not be held on consecutive days.

((ee)) FFiieelldd HHoocckkeeyy—12 games with not more than two games per week.Three games in one week may be scheduled twice dur-ing the season.Two additional games may be played as part of a tournament duringthe season. A team may elect to play three games as part of a holidaytournament and play 11 regular season games. The total number ofgames may not exceed fourteen. The tournament shall be played dur-ing non-instructional time for all MPSSAA member schools involved inthe tournament.

((ff)) FFoooottbbaalll—10 games with not more than one game per week.

((gg)) GGoollff—12 matches with not more than three matches per week.

((hh)) GGyymmnnaassttiiccss—8 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meetsmay not be held on consecutive days.

((ii)) IInnddoooorr TTrraacckk—10 meets with not more than two meets per week.Meets may not be held on consecutive days.

((jj)) LLaaccrroossssee—12 games with not more than two games per week. Threegames in one week may be scheduled twice during the season. Twoadditional games may be played in a holiday tournament. Holiday tour-naments shall be played on non-school days for all MPSSAA memberschools involved in a tournament. Holiday tournament results shallnot count towards MPSSAA standings.

((kk)) OOuuttddoooorr TTrraacckk—10 meets with not more than two meets per week.Meets may not be held on consecutive days.

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((ll)) SSoocccceerr—12 games with not more than two games per week. Threegames in one week may be scheduled twice during the season. Twoadditional games may be played as part of a tournament during theseason. A team may elect to play three games as part of a tourna-ment and play 11 regular season games. The total number of gamesshall not exceed fourteen. The tournament shall be played during non-instructional time for all MPSSAA schools involved in the tournament.

((mm)) SSooffttbbaallll—18 games with not more than three games per week. Twoadditional games may be played in one holiday tournament. A teammay elect to play three games as part of a holiday tournament andplay 17 regular season games. The total number of games shall notexceed twenty. Four games are permitted in 1 week if games are partof a holiday tournament. Holiday tournaments shall be played on non-school days for all MPSSAA member schools involved in a tournament.Holiday tournament results shall not count towards MPSSAA teamstandings.

((nn)) SSwwiimmmmiinngg—12 meets with not more than two meets per week. Meetsmay not be held on consecutive days.

((oo)) TTeennnniiss—18 matches with not more than three matches per week.

((pp)) VVoolllleeyybbaallll—15 matches with not more than two matches per week.Three matches in one week may be scheduled twice during the sea-son. Teams may elect to play tri-matches provided the total number ofopponents does not exceed 15 during the season, or teams may play14 matches plus one multi-team tournament .

((qq)) WWrreessttlliinngg—14 meets including dual meets and a maximum of 3 tour-naments and 3 tri-meets. A county tournament required to qualify forthe State tournament will not be counted as one of the three allowedtournaments. There may not be more than two contests per week.Multi-team events may be used to make up postponed contests be-tween teams originally scheduled. Wrestling tournaments and meetsare defined by Regulation .04E(3)(4).

..0044 OOppeerraattiioonnaall GGuuiiddeelliinneess

The regulations given below are established for all MPSSAA interscholastic sports.

AA.. EEqquuaall OOppppoorrttuunniittyy ffoorr PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn.. Students may not be excluded on the basisof sex from overall equal opportunity to participate in athletic programs. If aschool sponsors a team in a particular sport for members of one sex but spon-sors no such team for members of the opposite sex, and before July 1, 1975,overall opportunities for members of the excluded sex have been limited, theexcluded sex shall be allowed to try out for the team.

BB.. MMPPSSSSAAAA CCooaacchhiinngg EElliiggiibbiilliittyy..

(1) Member MPSSAA schools shall employ as coaches teachers or certificatedprofessional educator employees of the local Board of Education for a specificcoaching assignment.

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((22)) If no acceptable and qualified coaches are available from the teachers orcertifiable professional educators teachers employed by the local board ofeducation, temporary emergency coaches may be employed if the followingprocedures are followed:

((aa)) With no acceptable professional staff members available to fill thecoaching vacancy, the local school system shall attempt to locate asa coach a person certifiable as a professional educator by the StateDepartment of Education according to 13A.12.01.

((bb)) With no acceptable and certifiable professional educator available, aperson acceptable to the local school system may be employed as anemergency coach.

((cc)) Any person employed as a coach under the emergency provision shallcomply with the following:

((ii)) The person shall be officially appointed by the local Board of Ed-ucation on a one-season basis for a specific coaching assign-ment;

((iiii)) The coaching salary of the appointed emergency coach shall bepaid exclusively by the local school system;

((dd)) In sports having more than one coach, emergency coaches shall notcomprise more than 50 percent of that sport staff.

((ee)) The emergency coach shall be at least 21 years old and possess ahigh school diploma.

((33)) All coaches shall have completed or be enrolled in a one-credit course in theprevention and care of athletic injuries.

((44)) Member MPSSAA schools may permit volunteer athletic coaches to assisttheir coaching staff. These volunteer coaches may not serve as headcoaches at any level and must work only under the direction of the headcoach. The volunteer coach may be utilized if the following procedures arefollowed:

((aa)) The volunteer coach shall be at least 21 years old and possess a highschool diploma.

((bb)) The volunteer coach shall have completed or be enrolled in a one-credit course in the prevention and care of athletic injuries.

((cc)) The volunteer coach shall be formally appointed on a one season basisfor a specific coaching assignment.

CC.. RReeqquuiirreedd PPrraaccttiiccee. A member MPSSAA school shall not participate in a regularlyscheduled game until at least twenty calendar days have elapsed after and in-cluding the first day of practice. Golf is the only exception to this regulation.

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((11)) Each local school system and state tournament committee shall establishguidelines that ensure a minimum loss of instructional time for coachesand students involved in interscholastic athletic contests.

((22)) Students who participate in both varsity and junior varsity teams may notplay in a number of contests that exceed the maximum number allowed ina sport in a week or season. Students may not compete on both a varsityand junior varsity team on the same day.

((33)) School athletic teams may not participate in any games representing theirschool in pre-season play or in post-season play.

((44)) MPSSAA member schools may not play or practice on Sundays.

((55)) Individual students may participate in two all-star game per sport, upon thecompletion of their eligibility in the sport in which this participation occurs.

((66)) MPSSAA member schools shall practice with or play against only highschool teams as defined in §J of this regulation.

((77)) Individual students or teams representing a MPSSAA member school shallparticipate only in games, meets, or tournaments which are conducted byappropriate educational institutions.

((88)) MPSSAA member schools shall not enter competition preliminary to a col-lege or professional game.

((99)) A varsity or junior varsity team member of the previous season may not par-ticipate in interscholastic competition and in intramural or school spon-sored athletic programs in the same sport outside the sport season.

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((11)) Students shall have their minimum weight class in which they can wrestlecertified by a qualified physician before the students’ first match.

((22)) Students may not wrestle below the minimum weight class established forthem at the time of certification.

((33)) A wrestling meet is a contest involving two or three schools.

((44)) A wrestling tournament is a contest involving four or more schools.

FF.. PPoossttppoonneedd GGaammeess.. One postponed contest may be rescheduled in addition tothe maximum number permitted per week in Regulation .03.

GG.. OOuutt--ooff--SSeeaassoonn PPrraaccttiiccee..

((11)) MPSSAA member schools and coaches of member schools shall confinepractice for all students or teams to the seasonal limitations as defined inRegulation .03.

((22)) A coach may not coach a team representing the coach’s school beyond thesports season as defined in Regulation .03.

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HH.. SSppoorrttss OOffffiicciiaallss.. Schools involved in interscholastic contests shall use only thoseofficials certified by Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association.Only qualified officials shall be used in all sports where MPSSAA-certified offi-cials are not available.

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((11)) Students may attend a summer sports camp of their choice.

((22)) MPSSAA member schools, member school coaches, school-related organ-izations, or individuals shall not sponsor or conduct a camp in which stu-dents who are returning players are involved or participate. A campcomposed of several coaches with their respective teams is a violation ofthis regulation.

((33)) Coaches of member MPSSAA member schools, while affiliated with a camp,shall not conduct any form of team or group practice involving their school.Such a practice is considered a violation of the out-of-season practice ruledefined in .03A(1), (2), and (3).

((44)) A MPSSAA member school shall not provide school uniforms or equipmentfor students who attend a camp outside of the defined sports season in.03.

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((11)) MPSSAA member schools shall only practice with or play against highschool teams that:

((aa)) Ensure fair competition, athlete safety, and appropriate supervisionby a responsible entity;

((bb)) Maintain athletics as an integral part of the total educational program;

((cc)) Promote academic progress;

((dd)) Develop leadership; and

((ee)) Deter exploitation of students.

((22)) High school teams that meet these purposes include high school teamsthat:

((aa)) Are members of a state interscholastic association recognized by theNational Federation of High Schools (NFHS);

((bb)) Have been approved to play members of a state interscholastic athleticassociation recognized by the NFHS;

((cc)) Are members of an athletic conference that:

((ii)) Formally adopts the standards of competition as established bythe Maryland State Superintendent of Schools as part of its con-stitution and bylaws; and

((iiii)) Has enforcement authority; or

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((dd)) Represent a school that verifies compliance with standards of com-petition as established by the Maryland State Superintendent ofSchools.

((33)) To verify compliance under §J(2)(d) of this regulation, the administrativehead of this school who is responsible for the day-to-day administration ofthe school shall:

((aa)) Sign the verification provided by the Maryland State Department ofEducation; and

((bb)) Submit the verification for approval to the State Superintendent ofSchools annually before the first practice or athletic competitionagainst an MPSSAA member high school team.

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AA.. Failure to comply with these regulations shall constitute a violation which will re-sult in the following penalties against the MPSSAA member school and either thestudent, the coach, or both. Depending upon the severity of the violation, morethan one penalty may be imposed against the MPSSAA member school, stu-dent, and/or coach. Penalties shall be imposed in the order listed below:

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((aa)) First—Declare forfeit of all games in which the violation occurred.

((bb)) Second—Declare the MPSSAA member school ineligible for champi-onship honors for the current school year in the sport in which the vi-olation occurred.

((cc)) Third—Declare MPSSAA member school on probation for one schoolyear which shall render the school ineligible to compete in any ap-proved State meet or tournament for that year.

((dd)) Fourth—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the par-ticular case considered.

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((aa)) First—Declare the student to be ineligible for the next 60 school daysfollowing the date the student was found to be in violation. These 60school days will carry over into the next school year if the violation oc-curs during the second semester.

((bb)) Second—Declare the student to be ineligible to compete in the sportin which the violation occurred during the subsequent season.

((cc)) Third—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the par-ticular case considered.

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((aa)) First—Censure.

((bb)) Second—Declare the coach ineligible to coach a team for the currentschool year in the sport in which the violation occurred.

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((cc)) Third—Declare the coach ineligible to coach a team in any sport forthe current year.

((dd)) Fourth—Impose additional penalties as may seem justified in the par-ticular case considered.

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((11)) First—Any MPSSAA member school, student or coach shall notify the localsupervisor of interscholastic athletics and the MPSSAA Executive Directorof the alleged violation.

((22)) Second—The superintendent or the superintendent’s designee of the localschool system in which the school allegedly in violation is located shall con-vene a hearing within five school days.

((33)) Third—If the superintendent or the superintendent’s designee of the localschool system in which the school allegedly in violation is located concludesthat a violation has occurred, a penalty shall be imposed in accordancewith this regulation.

((44)) Fourth—A report of the hearing and decision in the local school system shallbe forwarded to the Executive Director of the MPSSAA.

((55)) Fifth—The MPSSAA Executive Director, in consultation with the appropriatecommittees, or the Executive Council of the MPSSAA shall review the re-port of the local hearing and decision in the local school system. TheMPSSAA Executive Director shall either accept the penalty imposed or mod-ify the penalty in accordance with this regulation.

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((11)) A MPSSAA member school, student or coach may appeal the imposedpenalty within 30 days and request a hearing before the Appeals Commit-tee of MPSSAA.

((22)) The membership of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall include one rep-resentative from each district in the Association and a representative fromthe Association of Secondary School Principals. Five members will consti-tute a quorum.

((33)) The MPSSAA Executive Director shall notify the Appeals Committee of thehearing and establish a date, time, and hearing site. The appealing school,student or coach, or all of the above, shall be notified of the date, site, andtime of the hearing.

((44)) The MPSSAA Executive Director or the Executive Director’s designee shallpresent the case to the Appeals Committee in behalf of the MPSSAA.

((55)) The principal of the involved school, the student, or coach, or all of theabove, shall present grounds for the appeal. If appropriate, the local schoolsystem’s supervisor of interscholastic athletics involved in the appeal maypresent the case.

((66)) The MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall convene in closed session and voteto deny or uphold the appeal or modify the penalty. A majority vote is re-quired to deny or uphold an appeal or modify the penalty.

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((77)) The MPSSAA Appeals Committee shall report its findings to the concernedparties.

((88)) Any party aggrieved by the MPSSAA Appeals Committee decision may ap-peal the decision to the State Superintendent of Schools within 30 daysafter receipt of the Appeals Committee decision. The State Superintendentof Schools, upon examination of the facts, may in his or her discretion,allow the appeal and appoint a special committee of three local superin-tendents of schools to hear the appeal. The committee of superintendentsmay deny or uphold the appeal or modify the penalty.

((99)) Unless otherwise ordered by the State Superintendent of Schools, the ap-plication for appeal to the State Superintendent of Schools may not staythe enforcement of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee decision, or excusethe person affected thereby from complying with its terms.

((1100)) The decision of the Committee of Local Superintendents of Schools is final.

((1111)) A member of the MPSSAA Appeals Committee or the committee of localsuperintendents of schools may not hear an appeal if that member has of-fered advice, made a recommendation, rendered a decision, or in any otherway participated in the case being appealed.

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AA.. For the purpose of parity in competition in meets and tournaments coordinatedby the MPSSAA, member schools shall be divided as equally as possible intofour classifications based on enrollment. If, in this calculation, two or moreschools with equal enrollments fall between two classifications, they shall beplaced in the lower classification.

BB.. The local superintendent of schools shall submit to the MPSSAA Executive Di-rector by November 1, a report on the actual school enrollment of students inGrades 9, 10, and 11 in each of the MPSSAA member schools as of September30, in each even numbered year. The MPSSAA Executive Director and the Clas-sification Committee of the MPSSAA shall present a recommendation for clas-sification of member schools to the MPSSAA Board of Control for adoption.Classification shall be determined every 2 years based on the September 30enrollment of the previous year.

CC.. When the MPSSAA Board of Control adopts classifications for member schools,the classifications shall remain in effect for the next 2 school years.

DD.. A new MPSSAA member school that opens or a member school whose enroll-ment is significantly changed by growth or consolidation during the two-year pe-riod shall be placed in the proper classification by the Classification Committee.“Significantly changed” is defined as a decrease or an increase in enrollment ofmore than 25 percent. This new placement shall affect only the involved schooland may not affect the classification of other member schools.

EE.. When a MPSSAA member school does not have all three grades included in theenrollment figures upon which the classification is based in the even-numberedyear, but will have all three grades in the following odd-numbered year whenclassification becomes effective, the enrollment figure shall include the existinggrades and average of the current class sizes applied to each projected grade.

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..0077 SSttaattee TToouurrnnaammeenntt PPoolliicciieess

AA.. The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association games or tourna-ment committees representing all of the districts shall administer and super-vise tournaments in the various sports at the district, regional, and State level.

BB.. All participating schools shall abide by the rules established by each MPSSAATournament Committee.

CC.. Although certain aspects of a tournament may vary from year to year, the fol-lowing basic policies shall be observed by all tournament committees:

((11)) The tournament shall not interfere with local board of education policy.

((22)) A MPSSAA member school or local school system may decide whether ornot to participate in the tournament.

((33)) A MPSSAA member school shall compete in its classification when thetournament is so structured.

((44)) Certified and approved officials’ organizations shall be assigned gamesin a fair, equitable, and non-discriminatory manner.

((55)) All awards and recognition shall conform to Regulation .08, below.

((66)) MPSSAA tournament committees shall make every effort to establishgame sites to avoid extensive travel for participating teams.

((77)) All policy and procedure changes for State tournaments shall be subjectto the approval of the MPSSAA Executive Council with the AssociationTournament Committee serving in an advisory capacity. Emergency deci-sions on tournament policies and procedures may be made by theMPSSAA Executive Director.

((88)) When a student is found ineligible during the progress of a tournament,the contest last played shall be forfeited, and the team which was de-feated shall take its place.

((99)) “All-star teams” or best “individual athlete” awards may not be selectedfrom approved tournaments.

((1100)) Sports at the State tournament level shall be governed by approvedgame rules.

((1111)) If a team or any students participating in State Tournament contest playleaves the field before completion of the contest, or fails to continue playwhen eligible to do so, or is guilty of misconduct detrimental to the tour-nament, then the team, coach, or students may be suspended from fur-ther participation in the current tournament, and from the sametournament in the succeeding year, upon the determination of the Tour-nament Committee and the Executive Director.

((1122)) The rules of the MPSSAA do not provide authority to order games re-played. Protests arising from decisions and interpretations by officialsduring the game will not be considered. Officials’ decisions and interpre-tations are final.

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DD.. Tournament rules and procedures established by MPSSAA may be appealedon behalf of a student, coach, or school by a local superintendent to the StateSuperintendent of Schools. The appeal shall be adjudicated by a committeeof three local superintendents appointed by the State Superintendent ofSchools. The decision of the committee shall be final.

EE.. Expansion of any sport to the State level shall be recommended by the StateBoard of Control of the MPSSAA and approved by the State Superintendent ofSchools after consultation with local superintendents of schools.

..0088 AAwwaarrddss aanndd RReeccooggnniittiioonn

AA.. Awards may be made as follows:

((11)) A school, school related, or non-profit group may purchase and present toa student for athletic achievement a school insignia, medal, pin, or similararticle.

((22)) Awards from outside the school may be given to individual athletes orschool teams provided the awards are approved by the Local Superinten-dent, meet MPSSAA guidelines, and the presentation is made at a schoolapproved function.

BB.. Recognition of student athletes and athletes teams, other than through awards,shall be limited to appreciation banquets approved by the Local Superintendent.

..0099 SSaannccttiioonn RRuulleess

AA.. Students or teams representing a MPSSAA member school shall participate onlyin contests conducted by educationally related organizations.

BB.. A school or local school system that wishes to serve as host for an intercountyor interstate contest shall file the appropriate sanction request form with theMPSSAA Executive Director, a minimum of 45 days before the contest. When theevent is an interstate, contest, invitations may not be extended to out-of-Stateschools to participate until official sanction approval has been received fromthe National High School Federation.

CC.. Schools participating in interstate contests shall use the National Federationcontract form furnished by the MPSSAA Executive Director.

DD.. In all interstate contests, each participating school shall follow the rules of thehost state athletic authority.

EE.. A school which is a member of a federation member state high school associa-tion may not compete in any of the following contests unless the contest hasbeen sanctioned by each of the interested state authorities through the NationalHigh School Federation of State High School Associations:.

((11)) Any interstate meet in which four or more schools participate;

((22)) Any competition involving schools from three or more state athletic asso-ciations;

((33)) Any interstate two-school contest which involves travel outside of the UnitedStates of America; or

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((44)) Any interstate two-school contest (regardless of distance to be traveled)which is sponsored by an individual or an organization other than aMPSSAA member high school.

FF.. A MPSSAA member school shall not compete in any contest in any other stateif either school’s participation violates the regulations or established policies ofeither state’s high school interscholastic athletic authority.

GG.. A member MPSSAA school shall not compete in any of the following contests un-less the contest is approved by the MPSSAA Executive Director:

((11)) Any intercounty contest involving more than three teams and sponsored bya non-member educational institution;

((22)) Any intercounty contest involving more than four schools;

((33)) Any intercounty contest involving more than four counties. The host schoolshall file the appropriate sanction request form with the MPSSAA Execu-tive Director at least 45 days before the event.

HH.. MMPPSSSSAAAA SSaannccttiioonn GGuuiiddeelliinneess. The following criteria shall be met for sanctionapproval by the MPSSAA:

((11)) The competition shall not determine a regional or national championship;

((22)) The competition is not preliminary to a college or professional game;

((33)) The competition is sponsored by an educational institution or similar non-profit organization;

((44)) Participation in the event is within the United States of America, does notinvolve loss of instructional time, and complies with the local school systempolicies and procedures for school-sponsored travel; and

((55)) All awards shall comply with Regulation .08 Awards and Recognition.

..1100 AAmmaatteeuurr RRuulleess

AA.. Students who have not used or are not using their athletic skill as players forfinancial gain, or who have not competed under an assumed name as players,shall be considered an amateur. Employment as an instructor, counselor, orofficial shall not be considered a violation.

BB.. Students who have ceased to be amateurs in a particular sport may not repre-sent their school in interscholastic athletics in that sport.

CC.. Students who have lost amateur standing may apply for reinstatement to theMPSSAA Appeals Committee after the lapse of 60 days. The 60 days shallcommence with a letter of determination from the local superintendent ofschools.

DD.. Students shall not lose amateur standing by playing with or against profes-sional players as long as they do not receive pay for their services.

EE.. Students shall lose their amateur status in a particular sport if they sign a pro-fessional contract in that sport.

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..1111 AAmmeennddmmeennttss

AA.. Proposed written amendments to these regulations may be submitted only byany MPSSAA member school, member system superintendent of schools,MPSSAA committee, or the MPSSAA Executive Director. Proposed amend-ments shall be received by the MPSSAA Executive Director at least 45 daysbefore the annual meeting of the MPSSAA Board of Control.

BB.. Upon receipt proposed amendments shall be referred to the Constitution Com-mittee for appropriate action and recommendation.

CC.. Notice of the proposed amendments shall be sent to each MPSSAA memberschool, local superintendent of schools, and the State Superintendent ofSchools at least 15 days before the annual legislative meeting of the MPSSAA.

DD.. Ratification of the proposed amendments shall require a majority vote of thedelegates present at the annual legislative meeting of the MPSSAA.

EE.. Amendments approved by the MPSSAA shall be forwarded to the State Super-intendent of Schools who will receive recommendations from local superin-tendents of schools before the State Superintendent of Schools submitsrecommendations to the State Board of Education.

FF.. The amendments approved by the State Board of Education shall be in effect ac-cording to the date established by the Board.

RRUULLEESS AANNDD IINNTTEERRPPRREETTAATTIIOONNSS DDEEFFIINNIITTIIOONNSSDDoouubbllee--hheeaaddeerr ................When a team plays two contests or contest with

the same team or different teams on the same day.HHoolliiddaayy TToouurrnnaammeenntt ........ AA ttoouurrnnaammeenntt tthhaatt ttaakkeess ppllaaccee oonn nnoonn--sscchhooooll ddaayyss

ffrroomm oonnee wweeeekk pprriioorr uunnttiill oonnee wweeeekk ffoolllloowwiinngg tthhee aaccttuuaall hhoolliiddaayy..

IInnttrriinnssiicc vvaalluuee ..................Medals, pins, certificates, plaques, trophies,scholarships, appreciation (clothing, shoes, contracts are prohibited).

LLiicceennsseedd pphhyyssiicciiaann ..........Medical doctor.MMeeddiiaa ..............................Any channel of communication. These forms

include electronic (radio, television, webcasting, video streaming, photography) and print (newspaper, magazine, newsletters, internet).

MMuullttii--tteeaamm........................Three or more teams.PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn ....................Physical entry into a bonafide school-sanctioned

athletic contest.PPrraaccttiiccee ............................Any individual, group, or team gathering

that has assembled for the purpose of instruction and/or play.

RReettuurrnniinngg ppllaayyeerrss ............A player who participates in preceding sport season(s) who again qualifies to represent aschool in a subsequent season.

SScchheedduulleedd ........................Official number and sequence to be determinedprior to the first game of that sport season.

SScchhooooll--rreellaatteedd ggrroouupp ......Any organization whose aim is to promote school programs and is under the supervision of the school.

SSccrriimmmmaaggee ......................A practice or game in which no score is reported,no admission is charged, no public report is made, and the sole purpose of the practice or game is purely for instructional purposes.

SSppoorrtt ssttaaffff ........................Each local school system shall determine the staffcoaching titles (head, assistant, junior varsity head) in each sport, and the level of team competi-tion in each sport (varsity, junior varsity, freshman).

SSttaattuuee ooff LLiimmiittaattiioonnss ......A time frame of one calendar year from the day ofthe state championship to investigate state athletic violations.

TToouurrnnaammeenntt......................Three or more teams or individuals competing in an elimination or round-robin type structure where a champion is determined.

WWeeeekk ................................Monday, 12:00 a.m. through Saturday, 11:59 p.m.3355

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RRUULLEESS AANNDD IINNTTEERRPPRREETTAATTIIOONNSSOOUUTTSSIIDDEE PPAARRTTIICCIIPPAATTIIOONN

..0022GG((11)) “The outside participation shall not conflict with the practice or contestsschedule of the school including district, regional, and State championship play un-less prior approval has been obtained from the school principal and coach;”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: Any factor of a non-school athletic activity that causes a studentto miss any portion of a school practice or contest constitutes a conflict.

This would include but is not limited to:1. Practice2. Competition3. Tryouts/qualifying4. Travel to and from5. Registration7. Awards ceremony8. Etc.

NNoottee: It is expected that high school teams conduct practice for all members orengage in competition every day school is in session during the sports season.

MMAAXXIIMMUUMM NNUUMMBBEERR OOFF CCOONNTTEESSTTSS PPEERRMMIITTTTEEDD DDUURRIINNGG AA SSPPOORRTTSS SSEEAASSOONN

..0033BB

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: The seasonal limitations for each sport refer to one varsity teamas well as to any under-squad teams. A school may field only one team that canbe classified as “varsity”. The nomenclature of any under-squad, i.e., varsity “B”,junior varsity, freshman, novice, etc., must so designate its non-varsity status.Accordingly, any requirements or qualifying standards to state tournaments canonly be satisfied through varsity competition.

CCAARREE AANNDD PPRREEVVEENNTTIIOONN OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICC IINNJJUURRIIEESS

..0044BB((33)) “All coaches shall have completed or be enrolled in a one-credit course inthe prevention and care of athletic injuries.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn:: The following interpretation of that bylaw was agreed upon byformal vote of the MPSSAA Board of Control:

1. The completion of the Care and Prevention Course willbe required by August 15, 1989.

2. Coaches beginning employment after August 15, 1989,will have one (1) year to complete the course.

3. The major content areas in the course should be:a. Legal Issuesb. Introduction to Injuryc. Prevention of Injuriesd. First Aid/On Field Management of Injuriese. Life Threatening Injuriesf. Ankle Injuriesg. Knee Injuries

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h. Neck, Spine, Pelvis Injuriesi. Shoulder Injuriesj. Arm, Hand Injuries

4. Emergency coaches must have completed a Care and Prevention course inthe first year of his/her employment.

5. Local supervisors will certify that coaches have complete the course.

6. It is strongly recommend that all coaches complete a course in CPR.

Following is a suggested outline formulated by the MPSSAA Medical Advisory Board (revised April 22, 1998):

CCAARREE AANNDD PPRREEVVEENNTTIIOONN OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICC IINNJJUURRIIEESS CCOOUURRSSEE OOUUTTLLIINNEEII.. LLeeggaall IIssssuueess Suggested time allocation: 45 min.• Emergency Plan• Knowledge of proper skills, techniques, and protective equipment• Medical records and documentation• Safety

IIII.. IInnttrroodduuccttiioonn ttoo IInnjjuurryy Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min.• Mechanisms of injury• Tissue response to injury (mild/moderate/severe)• Stages of healing• Psychology of injury• Psychology of sport

IIIIII.. PPrreevveennttiioonn ooff IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min.• Conditioning concepts• Alternate training concepts• Nutrition• Performance enhancing issues

IIVV.. FFiirrsstt AAiidd//OOnn FFiieelldd MMaannaaggeemmeenntt ooff IInnjjuurriieessSuggested time allocation: 2 hr. 30 min.

• Primary/Secondary survey• Cuts, blisters, bruises• Hyperventilation• Care of eye, mouth, nose injuries• Thermal injuries• Choking• Hygiene and sanitation (facilities, equipment, supplies)• Hot and Cold Treatment (RICE/ICER treatment)• Ambulatory assistance• Bloodborne pathogens, use of personal protection equipment• First Aid kit• Principles of taping

VV.. LLiiffee TThhrreeaatteenniinngg IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr.• Cardiac• Head/Brain• Spinal• Respiratory• Circulatory• Thoracic/Internal injuries

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VVII.. AAnnkkllee IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 2 hr. 15 min.• Anatomy and mechanics of the joint• Physical examination• Common injuries and causes• Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques• Taping techniques

VVIIII.. KKnneeee IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 15 min.• Anatomy and mechanics of the joint• Physical examination• Common injuries and causes• Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques

VVIIIIII.. NNeecckk,, SSppiinnee,, PPeellvviiss IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr.• Anatomy and mechanics of the joint• Physical examination• Common injuries and causes• Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques

IIXX.. SShhoouullddeerr IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 15 min.• Anatomy and mechanics of the joint• Physical examination• Common injuries and causes• Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques

XX.. AArrmm,, HHaanndd IInnjjuurriieess Suggested time allocation: 1 hr. 30 min.• Anatomy and mechanics of the joint• Common injuries and causes• Rehabilitation — specific exercises and techniques• Taping techniques

XXII.. EExxiitt EExxaamm Suggested time allocation: 30 min.TOTAL TIME: 15 Hr = 1 credit

OOUUTT--OOFF--SSEEAASSOONN PPRRAACCTTIICCEE

..0044GG((11)) “Member schools and coaches of member schools shall confine all organ-ized or formal practice for a contestant or a team to the seasonal limitations as de-fined in Regulation .03.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: Any individual, group, or team gathering that has assembled forthe purpose of instruction and is under the direction of any member of theschool coaching staff would constitute a violation.

..0044GG((22)) “A coach may not coach a team representing his school beyond the sportsseason as defined in Regulation .03.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: Any paid or volunteer coach at a member school may coach anon-school team provided the following criteria is observed:

a. The team may not use a name connected with the school.

b. The team may not use school uniforms or equipment.

c. The team is participating in a league, or similar activity sponsored by aneducational or non-profit organization outside of the school system. (Indi-vidual teams may be supported by businesses, individuals, or other entitiesas long as the student’s amateur standing is not compromised.)

dd.. TTiimmeeffrraammee

11.. From the start of the fall sports season as defined in Regulation .03,to the last state championship game of the spring season, the outsideteams roster does not exceed 80% of the returning players of whatwould constitute a starting lineup in that sport OR a modified versionthereof. i.e., 7-on-7 football, 3-on-3 basketball, indoor soccer, indoorlacrosse, etc.

SSPPOORRTT SSTTAARRTTIINNGG LLIINNEE UUPP LLIIMMIITTBaseball ................................................9 ..........................7Basketball ............................................5 ..........................4Cross Country ......................................7 ..........................5Field Hockey ........................................11 ..........................8Football ................................................11 ..........................8Golf ..........................................4 State members..............3Gymnastics—Boys ..........................6 events ....................4Gymnastics—Girls ..........................4 events ....................3Lacrosse ..............................................10 ..........................8Soccer ..................................................11 ..........................8Softball..................................................9 ..........................7Swimming ......................................12 events ....................9Tennis ........................................8 State events ................6Track & Field..................................18 events..................14Volleyball ..............................................6 ..........................4Wrestling ..............................................14........................11

2. From the last state championship game of the spring season to thefirst day of fall practice, the outside team roster is unrestricted on thenumber of returning players.

CCAAMMPP RRUULLEE

..0044II((22)),, ((33)) “MPSSAA member schools, member school coaches, school-related or-ganizations, or individuals shall not sponsor or conduct a camp in which studentswho are returning players are involved or participate. A camp composed of severalcoaches with their respective teams is a violation of this regulation.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: School-related individuals means any school employee, volun-teer, their relatives, and/or agents.

NNOOTTEE: Alleged violations brought by member schools, students or coaches willbe investigated by the local superintendent or his/her designee. Those spon-soring and/or conducting a camp that is under investigation will be required tosupply supporting data.

AAWWAARRDD CCRRIITTEERRIIAA

..0088AA((22)) “Awards from outside the school may be given to individual athletes orschool teams provided the awards are approved by the local superintendent, mmeeeettMMPPSSSSAAAA gguuiiddeelliinneess,, aanndd tthhee pprreesseennttaattiioonn iiss mmaaddee aatt aa sscchhooooll aapppprroovveedd ffuunnccttiioonn.”

MMPPSSSSAAAA GGuuiiddeelliinneess: Awards presented by non-school organization(s) to theschool and/or athlete, excluding scholarship(s), must display the school nameor insignia and team or individual accomplishment and not exceed a dollar limitof $60. Commercial messages may not be displayed on awards such as articlesof clothing, jewelry, luggage, etc.

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..0077CC ((1111)) “If a team or any students participating in State Tournament contest playleaves the field before completion of the contest, or fails to continue when eligible todo so, or is guilty of misconduct detrimental to the tournament, then the team, coach,or students may be suspended from the further participation in the current tourna-ment, and from the same tournament in the succeeding year, upon the determina-tion of the Tournament Committee and the Executive Director.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: Ejection from any District, Regional, or State Tournament contestis considered misconduct detrimental to the tournament. Coaches, players, andbench personnel ejected from these tournament contests are disqualified fromthe succeeding contest in that tournament year. Additional sanctions could beimposed depending on the circumstances.

SSTTAATTEE CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPP CCRRIITTEERRIIAA

..0077DD “Expansion of any sport to the State level shall be recommended by the StateBoard of Control of the MPSSAA and approved by the State Superintendent of Schoolsafter consultation with the local superintendents of schools.”

MMPPSSSSAAAA CCrriitteerriiaa::a. A minimum of 40% of MPSSAA member schools shall participate in the

sport program on a varsity level.

b. Schools shall be prepared to host home school contests on the school site.

c. A plan of action shall be submitted to the Executive Director 30 days priorto the Spring MPSSAA Board of Control meeting and shall include:

1. Tournament structure2. Estimated budget3. Historical background

d. A state tournament shall evolve from district/regional tournaments.

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..0044BB((22))((dd)) “In sports having more than one coach, emergency coaches may not com-prise more than 50 percent of that sport staff.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: The staff of each individual team (varsity, J V, freshman) repre-sents a separate sport staff.

LLOOSSSS OOFF IINNSSTTRRUUCCTTIIOONNAALL TTIIMMEE

..0099HH((44)) “Participation in the event is within the USA, does not involve loss of in-structional time, and complies with the local school system policies and proceduresfor school-sponsored travel.”

IInntteerrpprreettaattiioonn: Events that require out of state travel beyond 300 miles may notinvolve any loss of school time.

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22001100––22001111 SSTTAATTEE TTOOUURRNNAAMMEENNTTSSPPllaannss aanndd IInnffoorrmmaattiioonn ssuubbjjeecctt ttoo cchhaannggee.. CChheecckk MMPPSSSSAAAA..oorrgg ffoorr tthhee llaatteesstt..

22001100 SSttaattee CCrroossss CCoouunnttrryy CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippssThe cross country championships will be contested in four classifications forboth the boys’ and the girls’ varsity cross country teams. Region meets willbe conducted November 4, with qualifiers advancing to the state meet. Statechampionship meets will be held at Hereford High School in Parkton, No-vember 13. There will be eight races over a 3.0 mile course.

22001100 GGiirrllss’’ SSttaattee FFiieelldd HHoocckkeeyy TToouurrnnaammeennttThe girls’ field hockey tournament will be contested in four classifications.Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine theregion representative. State semifinal games will be played at central siteson November 8 and 10. The final games for all four classifications will beheld at Washington College in Chestertown on November 13.

22001100 SSttaattee FFoooottbbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe football tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each re-gion will conduct a single elimination tournament of its top four teams to de-termine the region representative. The MPSSAA point system will be used toseed the four teams in each region. The region winners will then be re-seeded by their regular-season point average with the higher seeds hostingthe semifinal contests November 26 and 27. The final games will be held atM&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, December 2-4.

22001100 SSttaattee GGoollff TToouurrnnaammeenntt The golf tournament will be contested in two classifications for both boysand girls. District tournaments will be conducted, with the top one-eighth ofeach classification’s teams and top one-eighth of its remaining players qual-ifying for state play. District tournaments are to be completed by October 19.The state tournament will be held at the University of Maryland Golf Coursein College Park. Semifinal rounds will take place October 25 (4A/3A) andOctober 26 (2A/1A). Qualifiers from each semifinal round will compete Oc-tober 27.

22001100 SSttaattee SSoocccceerr TToouurrnnaammeennttssThe soccer tournaments will be contested in four classifications for both boysand girls. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to de-termine the region representative. The semifinal games will be held at cen-tral sites November 12-13. Final games will be held at the UMBC StadiumComplex in Catonsville, November 18-20.

22001100 GGiirrllss’’ SSttaattee VVoolllleeyybbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe girls’ volleyball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Eachregion will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the regionrepresentative. Semifinal games will be held at Ritchie Coliseum at the Uni-versity of Maryland College Park November 15-18. The finals will be playedin Ritchie Coliseum, November 19, 22.

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22001111 BBooyyss’’ SSttaattee BBaasskkeettbbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe boys’ basketball tournament will be contested in four classifications.Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine theregion representative. The state tournament will be held in the Comcast Cen-ter at the University of Maryland College Park. Semifinal games March 10 willfeature Class 3A and Class 4A. The semifinal games March 11 will featureClass 1A and Class 2A. The championship finals will take place March 12.

22001111 GGiirrllss’’ SSttaattee BBaasskkeettbbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe girls’ basketball tournament will be contested in four classifications.Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine theregion representative. The state tournament will be held at UMBC’s Re-triever Activities Center in Catonsville. Semifinal games March 10 will featureClass 3A and Class 4A. The semifinal games March 11 will feature Class 1Aand Class 2A. The championship finals will take place March 12.

22001111 SSttaattee IInnddoooorr TTrraacckk CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippssThe indoor track championships will be contested in four classifications forboth boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at re-gion meets. The state championships will be held at the Prince George’sCounty Sports and Learning Complex in Landover. Boys and girls in bothClass 1A and Class 2A will compete February 21. Boys and girls in Class 3Aor 4A will compete February 22.

22001111 SSttaattee SSwwiimmmmiinngg CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippssThe swimming championships will be contested in two classifications forboth boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at re-gion meets. The state championships will be held at the University of Mary-land, College Park (Campus Recreation Center Natatorium) on February 26.

22001111 SSttaattee DDuuaall MMeeeett WWrreessttlliinngg CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippssThe wrestling dual meet tournament will be contested in two classifications.The top four teams in each region will compete February 9 to determine theregion representative. The state semifinals and finals will be held atLinganore High School on February 12.

22001111 SSttaattee WWrreessttlliinngg TToouurrnnaammeennttThe wrestling tournament will be contested in two classifications. Regiontournaments on February 25 and 26 will determine entry into state compe-tition. The state tournament will be held in Cole Field House at the Univer-sity of Maryland College Park on March 4-5.

22001111 SSttaattee BBaasseebbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe baseball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each re-gion will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the regionrepresentative. State semifinal games will be played at central sites on May24. Final games will take place May 27-28 at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen.

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22001111 SSttaattee LLaaccrroossssee TToouurrnnaammeennttssThe lacrosse tournaments will be contested in three classifications for bothboys and girls. Each region will conduct a single elimination tournament todetermine the region representative. State semifinal games will be played atcentral sites on May 20-21. Final games will take place at the UMBC Sta-dium Complex in Catonsville May 24-25.

22001111 SSttaattee TTeennnniiss TToouurrnnaammeenntt Each region may qualify 2 players in boys’ singles, 2 teams in boys’ doubles,2 players in girls’ singles, 2 teams in girls’ doubles, and 2 teams in mixeddoubles, for a total of 16 different players. Region tournaments are to becompleted by May 21. The state tournament will be held on the Cole FieldHouse courts at the University of Maryland College Park, May 27-28.

22001111 SSttaattee SSooffttbbaallll TToouurrnnaammeennttThe softball tournament will be contested in four classifications. Each re-gion will conduct a single elimination tournament to determine the regionrepresentative. State semifinal games will be played at Bachman SportsComplex May 24. Final games will be played at the University of MarylandCollege Park Robert E. Taylor Stadium on May 27-28.

22001111 SSttaattee TTrraacckk aanndd FFiieelldd CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippssThe track and field championships will be contested in four classifications forboth boys and girls. Entries into state competition will be determined at re-gion meets May 18-21. The state championships will be held at MorganState University Hughes Stadium, Baltimore, May 26-28.

TTRRAAVVEELL RREEIIMMBBUURRSSEEMMEENNTT

The MPSSAA will reimburse member schools for some travel expenses asauthorized in each tournament bulletin. Reimbursement request formsand invoices are required before checks will be issued.

The formula for reimbursement is:BBuuss

• 0-150 miles @ $1.50 per mile—minimum of $ 125, or actual cost.• 150-225 miles @ $1.75 per mile, not to exceed actual cost.• Over 225 miles @ $ 2.00 per mile, not to exceed actual cost.

Schools may use chartered buses at their expense. Reimburse-ment will be made only for transportation on bonded carriers.

MMeeaallss• Over 75 miles one way - $10.00 per person. Check tournament

bulletin.• Overnight stay - $30.00 per person. Check tournament bulletin.

LLooddggiinngg• Check tournament bulletin.

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SSPPOORRTTSS RREEIIMMBBUURRSSEEMMEENNTT SSCCHHEEDDUULLEE

FFaallllCross Country - finals (see scale below)Field Hockey - semifinals and finalsFootball - quarterfinals, semifinals, and finalsGolf - finals (see scale below)Soccer - semifinals and finalsVolleyball - semifinals and finals

WWiinntteerrBasketball - regionals, semifinals, and finalsIndoor Track - finals (see scale below)Swimming - finals (see scale below)Wrestling - Regionals and Finals (see scale below)

SSpprriinnggBaseball - semifinals and finalsLacrosse - semifinals and finalsSoftball - semifinals and finalsTennis - finals (see scale below)Track & Field - finals (see scale below)

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RRoouunndd ttrriipp ddiissttaanncceess0 - 50 miles 51 - 150 miles 151 - 225 miles Over 225 miles

$50 $75 $100 $125

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BBAASSEEBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE DDiirreeccttoorr:: PPaauull FFaahhrrnneerr,, RRoocckkvviillllee

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Fred Kreiger ....................................North HagerstownDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Jason Woodward ............................GaithersburgDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Bryan Harris ....................................LaurelDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Guy Smith Jr. ..................................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Bruce Sider ....................................Glen Burnie

Rich Jenkins....................................HowardDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Jeff Markle ......................................ParkvilleDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Tim Larrimore ................................North HarfordDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Brian Hollamon ..............................Parkside

Scott Milligan ..................................Kent CountyDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Damon Bomar ................................Forest Park

4455


BBAASSKKEETTBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((BBOOYYSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: EEaarrll HHaawwkkiinnss,, PPrriinnccee GGeeoorrggee’’ss CCoouunnttyy

TToouurrnnaammeenntt DDiirreeccttoorr:: GGrreegg LLeeGGrraanndd,, AAnnnnee AArruunnddeell CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......John Jarrett ....................................MiddletownDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Dan Harwood ..................................MagruderDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Artie Walker ....................................DuValDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Frank Peck ......................................Great Mills DDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Greg Smith ......................................Old Mill

Josh Sullivan ..................................ReservoirDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Jim Rhoads ....................................HerefordDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Charles Givens................................ElktonDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......David Byrd ......................................PocomokeDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Herman Harried..............................Lake Clifton

BBAASSKKEETTBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((GGIIRRLLSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: LLyynneettttee MMiittzzeell,, BBaallttiimmoorree CCoouunnttyy

TToouurrnnaammeenntt DDiirreeccttoorr:: DDiiaannee GGeeoorrggee

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......John Brown......................................North CarrollDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Maria Waters ..................................NorthwestDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Jackie Slay ......................................LargoDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Felicia Hall ......................................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Lee Rogers ......................................Arundel

Teresa Waters ................................River HillDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Lori Brewer......................................Carver A&TDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Anne Gellrich ..................................Bohemia ManorDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Jody Hyde ........................................Queen Anne’sDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Dana Johnson ................................Southside Academy

CCRROOSSSS CCOOUUNNTTRRYY CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: SStteepphheenn HHaayyss,, WWaalltt WWhhiittmmaann

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Nick Snyder ....................................Thomas JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Beth Muehl ....................................Walter JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Ed Bowie ........................................Central-PGDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Justin Koch......................................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Josh Carroll ....................................South River

Beth DeFrances ..............................AtholtonDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Ed Faya............................................TowsonDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Steve Pizzulli ..................................Bohemia ManorDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Dennis Herrmann ..........................Kent County

Pat Russo ........................................Stephen DecaturDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Jerry Molyneaux..............................Northwestern

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FFIIEELLDD HHOOCCKKEEYY CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: PPhhyylllliiss HHeemmmmeess,, BBeell AAiirr

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Denean Koontz..............................North CarrollDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Brook Franceschini........................Quince OrchardDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Anne Vallandingham ....................ChopticonDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Katie Corcoran ..............................South River

Ginger Kincaid ..............................GlenelgDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Holly Talbert ..................................PikesvilleDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Barb Waite ....................................North Harford MiddleDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Gina Dean......................................Pocomoke Elementary

FFOOOOTTBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: LLyynnnn CCaarrrr,, FFrreeddeerriicckk CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Tim Ambrose..................................Middletown DDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Dave Mencarini ............................Quince OrchardDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Michael Mayo ................................Charles H. FlowersDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Dominic Zaccarelli ........................WestlakeDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Chuck Markiewicz ........................Arundel

Pete Hughes ..................................Long ReachDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Tony Ruocco ..................................KenwoodDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Todd Shives....................................Bohemia ManorDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......James McCormick ........................North CarolineDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......George Petrides ............................City College

GGOOLLFF CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: JJeeffff IIbbeexx

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Nick DePace ..................................WestminsterKyle Walker ....................................Winters Mill

DDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Mike Bednarcik..............................NorthwestDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Jim Woods......................................Douglass-PGDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Jim Hall ..........................................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Phelps Prescott ............................Arundel

Chuck Struhar................................Howard CountyDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Mike McEwan ................................Western STESDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Nick Panos ....................................North HarfordDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......James Krall ....................................Stephen Decatur

Brad Neisz ....................................Queen Anne’s

4477


IINNDDOOOORR TTRRAACCKK CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: JJooee SSaarrggeenntt,, MMiillffoorrdd MMiillll AAccaaddeemmyy

SSttaattee MMeeeett DDiirreeccttoorr:: FFrreedd SSttaauuffffeerr

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Nick Snyder....................................Thomas JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Scott Mathias ................................ClarksburgDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Rich Andrulonis ............................Bowie DDiissttrriicctt 44 ......A.K. Johnson..................................North Point

Beth Shook ....................................WestlakeDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Skip Lee ........................................AA Board of Ed

Janet Liimatta................................Old MillNorm Belden..................................Lime Kiln Middle School

DDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Gerard Filosa ................................PikesvilleDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......John Mobley ..................................AberdeenDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Shawn Gannon ..............................Kent Island

Pat Russo ......................................Stephen DecaturDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Jerry Molyneaux ............................Northwestern

LLAACCRROOSSSSEE CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((BBOOYYSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: RRoonn BBeelliinnkkoo,, BBaallttiimmoorree CCoouunnttyy

AAssssiissttaanntt DDiirreeccttoorr:: KKeenn ZZoorrbbaacchh,, HHaarrffoorrdd CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......John Piper ......................................Manchester ValleyDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Colin Thomson ..............................WoottonDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Mike Boyle ....................................ChopticonDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Josh Hatmaker ..............................Glenelg

Kevin Necessary ..........................ArundelDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......John Baker ....................................Chesapeake-B

Mike Lafferty..................................DulaneyDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Andrew Gerard ..............................C. M. WrightDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Dennis Keenan..............................EastonDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Wayne Jackson ..............................Carver Vo-Tech

LLAACCRROOSSSSEE CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((GGIIRRLLSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: MMeellbbaa WWiilllliiaammss

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Kathy Stinefelt (Catoctin) ..............WalkersvilleCourtney Vaughn ..........................Winters Mill

DDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Mary Pat Veihmeyer (Whitman)....Carderock Springs Elem.DDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Maggie Pike ..................................Windy Hill Elem.DDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Dave Gehrdes ................................Annapolis

Ginger Kincaid ..............................GlenelgDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Joslyn Travis ..................................TowsonDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Kelly Zimmerman ..........................AberdeenDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Becky Gregory................................J.M. BennettDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Josh Headley..................................Baltimore Polytechnic

4488


SSOOCCCCEERR CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((BBOOYYSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: BBoobb SShheefffflleerr,, MMiiddddlleettoowwnn

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Mike Tesla......................................South HagerstownDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Hector Morales ..............................Sherwood (Blake)DDiissttrriicctt 33 ......George Kallas ................................Eleanor Roosevelt DDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Dave Anderson ..............................Henry E. LackeyDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Sean Tettemer ..............................Broadneck

Matt Shagogue ..............................Reservoir (River Hill)DDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Derek Maki ....................................Kenwood

Peter Glaudemans ........................Eastern TechDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Don Barclay....................................Rising SunDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Alan Byrd (Pocomoke) ..................Pocomoke MiddleDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Carol Ansell ....................................Reginald Lewis

SSOOCCCCEERR CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((GGIIRRLLSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: MMaarriiaannee SShhuullttzz,, NNoorrtthh CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Mark Wolcott ................................TuscaroraDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Haroot Hakopian ..........................ChurchillDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Patrick Colgan ..............................High PointDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Jennifer Henderson ......................LeonardtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Tom Degner ..................................Arundel

Dean Sheridan ..............................GlenelgDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Sue Lane........................................RandallstownDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Matt Roberts..................................AberdeenDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Terry Webster ................................ParksideDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Sue Winemiller ..............................Western

SSOOFFTTBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: LLyynnnn PPiittoonnzzoo,, NNoorrtthh CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Steve Nibbs....................................Thomas JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Jody Tyler........................................Watkins MillDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Luanne Smith ................................CentralDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Michael Johnson ..........................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Maureen Shacreaw ......................Atholton

Marianne Shultz ............................North CountyDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Dave Scrivener ..............................Eastern TechDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Kathleen Donaldson ....................EdgewoodDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Scott Taylor ....................................Westside IntermediateDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Yolanda Jackson............................Civitas

4499


SSWWIIMMMMIINNGG CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: EEaarrll HHaawwkkiinnss,, PPrriinnccee GGeeoorrggee''ss CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Stacy McMillan ..............................MiddletownDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Gabriele von Nordheim ................Montgomery CountyDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......John Venit ......................................Prince George’s CountyDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Melody Stahl..................................McDonoughDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Ellen Hays ......................................Old MillDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Chris Bley ......................................Magnolia MiddleDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Andy Burke ....................................EastonDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Gloria Greene ................................City College

TTEENNNNIISS CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: TTBBAA

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Shaun Weiss..................................Thomas JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Judy Rothstein ..............................Paint BranchDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Russell Maxwell ............................DuValDDiissttrriicctt 44 Bobby Sparks ................................CalvertDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Karen Wolfe ..................................Reservoir

Grant Yinger ..................................Chesapeake-AADDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Clark Adelman ..............................Perry HallDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Barry Angel ....................................Fallston Middle

Mike Fell ........................................ElktonDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Mike Parks ....................................North CarolineDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......William Buckless ..........................Patterson

TTRRAACCKK && FFIIEELLDD CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((BBOOYYSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: BBeetthh SShhooookk,, WWeessttllaakkeeMMeeeett DDiirreeccttoorr:: BBiillll HHiillll,, CCCCCCTTCC

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Dave Britton ..................................UrbanaDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Seann Pelkey ................................Quince OrchardDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Dave Sellers ..................................ParkdaleDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Valerie Harrington ........................HuntingtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Norm Belden..................................Lime Kiln Middle

Josh Alcombright ..........................Severna ParkDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Chris McGuinness ........................PatapscoDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Tom Decker....................................North East-CecDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Pat Russo ......................................Stephen DecaturDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Rikki Sye ........................................Northwestern

5500


TTRRAACCKK && FFIIEELLDD CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE ((GGIIRRLLSS))DDiirreeccttoorr:: BBeetthh SShhooookk,, WWeessttllaakkeeMMeeeett DDiirreeccttoorr:: BBiillll HHiillll,, CCCCCCTTCC

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Curtis Graff ....................................Washington CountyDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Beth Muehl ....................................Walter JohnsonDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Vaughn Johnson ............................Fairmont HeightsDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......A.K. Johnson..................................North PointDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Tara Witmer ..................................Chesapeake-AA

Joe Thomas....................................Long ReachDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Sara Sheetz ..................................CatonsvilleDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Eric Benjamin ................................North HarfordDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Pat Russo ......................................Stephen DecaturDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Garfield Thompson........................Mervo

VVOOLLLLEEYYBBAALLLL CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: PPeeggggyy TTrrooiiaannoo,, JJ..MM.. BBeennnneetttt ((PPiinneehhuurrsstt EElleemmeennttaarryy))

TToouurrnnaammeenntt DDiirreeccttoorr:: SSyybbiill MMooddiissppaacchheerr,, RRiivveerr HHiillll

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Valery Broadwater ........................Mountain RidgeDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Scott Zanni ....................................MagruderDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Shirley Diggs ..................................High PointDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Steve Correll ..................................LeonardtownDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Mike Gimon ..................................Chesapeake-AA

Caitlin Geoghan ............................Wilde LakeDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Jamie Izdebski ..............................LansdowneDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Christine McDonough ..................Bel AirDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Bertha Ortiz ..................................Stephen Decatur MiddleDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Tiffany Byrd ....................................Baltimore Polytechnic

WWRREESSTTLLIINNGG CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEEDDiirreeccttoorr:: WWiilllliiaamm BBeeaattttiiee,, MMoonnttggoommeerryy CCoouunnttyy

DDiissttrriicctt 11 ......Joe Dietrich ....................................SmithsburgDDiissttrriicctt 22 ......Rob Pinsky ....................................BlakeDDiissttrriicctt 33 ......Otis Felder......................................C.H. FlowersDDiissttrriicctt 44 ......Cliff Nagle ......................................La PlataDDiissttrriicctt 55 ......Troy Stevenson ..............................Oakland Mills

Brian Layman ................................MeadeDDiissttrriicctt 66 ......Brett Baier......................................HerefordDDiissttrriicctt 77 ......Craig Reddish ................................Bel AirDDiissttrriicctt 88 ......Tim Frey..........................................North CarolineDDiissttrriicctt 99 ......Wavie Gibson ................................Baltimore Polytechnic

5511

OOFFFFIICCIIAALLSS

Officials for MPSSAA-sponsored athletic contests, both regular and post-season, are to be certified and registered with the MPSSAA office. TheMPSSAA coordinator of officials will facilitate this process with all local offi-cials’ boards. Registration and certification requirements are as follows:

1. Be at least 18 years of age and a high school graduate.2. Be a member in good standing with a local MPSSAA-recognized

officials’ group.3. Attend an MPSSAA-sponsored rules interpretation clinic for the

current year.4. Pass the National Federation examination (75% is the lowest

passing score).5. Pay the MPSSAA registration fee (through the local officials’ asso-

ciation).

RRUULLEESS IINNTTEERRPPRREETTAATTIIOONN CCLLIINNIICCSS

An assigned interpreter will conduct annual rules interpretation clin-ics for local boards of officials in each sport prior to the opening of each sea-son. Dates, time, and location of all clinics will be published.

Officials are required to attend a clinic as part of the certificationprocess. Coaches are encouraged to attend.

MMPPSSSSAAAA RRUULLEESS IINNTTEERRPPRREETTEERRSSOOffffiiccee HHoommee

BBaasseebbaallll..............Tom O’Hara ..............410-247-8844 ........410-335-5107BBaasskkeettbbaallll ..........Bill Burroughs ..........410-767-0375 ........301-884-3371

(e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected])FFiieelldd HHoocckkeeyy ......Vicki Rill....................301-840-4582 ........301-695-6346FFoooottbbaallll ..............Bill Witte ..................240-567-1932 ........301-989-1432LLaaccrroossssee––BB ........Jim Bateman ............410-252-2111..........717-774-1879LLaaccrroossssee––GG ........Sue Diffenderffer ......................................410-329-1991SSoocccceerr ................Bill Warren ..................................................410-926-7159SSooffttbbaallll ..............Al Palmer ....................................................301-924-2464SSwwiimmmmiinngg ..........David Stark ................................................410-836-5064TTrraacckk && FFiieelldd ......Steve Smith ................................................410-665-7157VVoolllleeyybbaallll ............Phyllis Coleman..........................................410-603-9607WWrreessttlliinngg ............Bruce Malinowski ....410-887-5428 ........410-344-1384

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OOFFFFIICCIIAALLSS AASSSSOOCCIIAATTIIOONNSSSSEERRVVIINNGG MMEEMMBBEERR SSCCHHOOOOLLSS ((22001100––22001111))

BBaasseebbaallll -- SSooffttbbaallll1. Anne Arundel County Board of Softball Officials2. Anne Arundel Baseball Umpires Association4. Free State Baseball & Softball Umpires Association (Carroll Co.)5. Charles County Softball Umpires Association6. Frederick County Baseball & Softball Umpires Association7. Golden Triangle Softball Officials8. Greater Washington Softball Association9. Lower Bayside Softball Umpires Association10. Mason-Dixon Baseball Umpires Association11. Metropolitan Baseball Umpires Association12. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association13. Northern Bayside Baseball & Softball Umpires Association14. Tri-County Softball Umpires15. Tri-State Baseball & Softball Umpires Association16. Washington County Umpires Association17. Delaware Softball Officials Association18. Interstate Baseball Umpires Association20. Cascade Softball Officials Association21. Calvert County Softball Umpires Association22. Southern District Umpires Association23. Mid Atlantic Umpires Association24. Atlantic Coast Baseball Umpires Association26. Calvert County Baseball Umpires Association27. Maryalnd Association of Softball Officials

BBaasskkeettbbaallll2. Bayside Officials Board IAABO #1573. Baltimore Board IAABO #234. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports5. Mason-Dixon Board IAABO #244 (Carroll)6. Delaware Board IAABO #117. District of Columbia IAABO #128. Tuscarora Board IAABO #214 (Frederick)10. Upper Chesapeake Officials Association IAABO #26111. Potomac Valley Board IAABO #20412. Southern Maryland Board IAABO #13413. Washington County IAABO #2414. Baltimore City IAABO #29015. Maryland Basketball Officials Association16. Frederick Basketball Officials Association

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FFiieelldd HHoocckkeeyy1. Anne Arundel County Board of Officials2. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports3. Frederick Board4. Howard/Carroll Board5. Washington Field Hockey Umpires Association7. Northern Eastern Shore8. Lower Bayside Field Hockey Officials9. Tri-County Field Hockey Association

FFoooottbbaallll1. Bayside Officials Association2. Central Maryland Board3. Frederick County Football Officials Association4. Maryland Board of Football Officials5. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association6. Northern Delaware Football Association7. Potomac Valley Board8. Washington County Board9. Washington District Football Officials Association10. Champion Officials Group

LLaaccrroossssee –– GGiirrllss1. Matrix Lacrosse Officials Association2. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports3. Harford County Lacrosse Officials4. Howard/Carroll Officials Association5. Lower Bayside Lacrosse Officials Association7. Southern Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association8. Western Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association9. Montgomery County Womens Lacrosse Officials Association

LLaaccrroossssee –– BBooyyss1. Western Maryland Lacrosse Officials Association2. Champion Officials Group3. Southern Lacrosse Officials Association4. Bayside Lacrosse Officials Association5. Potomac Lacrosse Officials Association6. Montgomery County Boys’ Lacrosse Officials Association

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SSoocccceerr1. Potomac Valley Soccer Officials2. Appalachian Soccer Officials Association3. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports4. Bayside Soccer Officials Association5. Western Maryland Soccer Officials6. Old Line Board of Approved Soccer Officials8. Capital Area Soccer Referee Association9. Mason - Dixon Soccer Officials10. Metropolitan Washington Soccer Referees Association11. Harford Sports Officials Association

SSwwiimmmmiinngg1. Delaware2. Maryland Officials Club3. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association

TTrraacckk1. Maryland Officials Club

VVoolllleeyybbaallll1. Allegany - Garrett County Volleyball Officials2. Matrix Volleyball Officials Association3. Baltimore Board of Officials for Women’s Sports4. Central Maryland Volleyball Officials5. Frederick Volleyball Officials6. National Capital Area Board7. Northeastern Maryland Officials Association8. Northern Bayside Volleyball Officials9. Lower Eastern Shore Volleyball Officials10. Tri-County Board of Volleyball Officials11. Washington County Volleyball Officials

WWrreessttlliinngg2. Eastern Shore Wrestling Officials Association3. Maryland Wrestling Officials Association4. Potomac Valley Wrestling Officials Association5. Washington County Wrestling Officials Association6. Washington Metropolitan Wrestling Officials Association

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22000099--22001100 SSTTAATTEE TTOOUURRNNAAMMEENNTT RREESSUULLTTSS

CCRROOSSSS CCOOUUNNTTRRYY —— 22000099Hereford High School — 3.0 mile course

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss BBooyyss GGiirrllss44AA 11sstt WWaalltteerr JJoohhnnssoonn —— 7733 11sstt SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk —— 8899

Coach: Tom Martin Coach: Ed Purpura22nndd WWiinnssttoonn CChhuucchhiillll —— 8899 22nndd TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn —— 9955

Coach: Steven Bettis Coach: Chris Lewis33AA 11sstt DDaammaassccuuss —— 111177 11sstt RRiivveerr HHiillll —— 6688

Coach: Robert Youngblood, II Coach: Earl Lauer22nndd QQuuiinnccee OOrrcchhaarrdd —— 114411 22nndd HHeerreeffoorrdd —— 8811

Coach: Seann Pelkey Coach: Jason Bowman22AA 11sstt WWiinntteerrss MMiillll —— 6688 11sstt CCeennttuurryy —— 3399

Coach: Dan Repogle Coach: Kristin Hadden22nndd GGlleenneellgg —— 9900 22nndd BBeell AAiirr —— 9911

Coach: Roger Volrath Coach: Ashley Barnes11AA 11sstt BBoohheemmiiaa MMaannoorr —— 6611 11sstt BBoohheemmiiaa MMaannoorr —— 2222

Coach: Stephen Pizzulli Coach: Stephen Pizzulli 22nndd AAlllleeggaannyy —— 6688 22nndd SSmmiitthhssbbuurrgg —— 110022

Coach: Glenn Robinette Coach: Ray Shriver

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSCCllaassss BBooyyss GGiirrllss44AA 11sstt AAnnddrreeww PPaallmmeerr —— 1166::4488 11sstt JJeessssiiee RRuubbiinn—— 1199::4488

Walt Whitman Wootton22nndd WWiilllliiaamm NNeeaall —— 1177::0077 22nndd SSaavvaannnnaa PPlloommbboonn —— 1199::4488

Chesapeake-AA Thomas Johnson33AA 11sstt TTyylleerr OOssttrroowwsskkii —— 1177::1122 11sstt BBeecckkyy YYeepp —— 2200::2255

Chopticon Mt. Hebron22nndd NNooaahh HHuuttttoonn —— 1177::1133 22nndd AAbbiiggaaiill DDaalleeyy —— 2200::4400

North Harford Clarksburg22AA 11sstt RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee—— 1177::3300 11sstt MMaauurraa LLiinnddee —— 2200::0077

Glenelg Century22nndd TTyylleerr MMuussee —— 1177::3322 22nndd GGlloorriiaa RRoobbeerrttss —— 2200::4477

Bel Air Douglass - PG11AA 11sstt DDaavviidd WWiillssoonn —— 1166::3388 11sstt JJeenn CClleeaarryy —— 2200::4466

Smithsburg Bohemia Manor22nndd IIaann MMaaccffaawwnn —— 1177::4455 22nndd EEmmiillyy JJeeaannddeellll —— 2211::3377

Allegany Bohemia Manor

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FFIIEELLDD HHOOCCKKEEYY —— 22000099Washington College, Chestertown

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk 22--11 WWeessttmmiinnsstteerr

Coach: Lillian Shelton Coach: Mary Rivera33AA HHeerreeffoorrdd 11--00 BBllaakkee

Coach: Julia Wilson Coach: Patrick Howley22AA FFaallllssttoonn 33--22 CCeennttuurryy

Coach: Megan Grant Coach: Gayle Taylor11AA PPooccoommookkee 55--11 BBoohheemmiiaa MMaannoorr

Coach: Susan Pusey Coach: Patti Blakeney

GGOOLLFF —— 22000099PPoottoommaacc RRiiddggee GGoollff CCoouurrssee,, WWaallddoorrff ((22--ddaayy ttoouurrnnaammeenntt))

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn 22nndd PPllaaccee44AA--33AA UUrrbbaannaa ((665522)) WWiinnssttrroonn CChhuurrcchhiillll ((666600))

Coach: Jim Welch Coach: Michael Fisher

22AA--11AA MMiiddddlleettoowwnn ((669955)) MMaarrrriioottttss RRiiddggee ((770055))Coach: Jason Aud Coach: Mark Dubbs

TTOOPP IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL BBOOYYSS —— 3366 hhoolleessNNaammee SScchhooooll SSccoorreeAlex Hoffman ..................Middletown (2A) ........................................74-72 146Andrew Yakubik ..............Damascus (3A) ........................................77-73 150Bart George ....................Broadneck (4A)..........................................74-77 151Morgan Hill ....................Atholton (3A)..............................................79-74 153Kyle Chittim ....................Broadneck (4A) ........................................80-74 154Ryan Cole........................Linganore (3A)..........................................76/78 154

TTOOPP IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL GGIIRRLLSS —— 3366 hhoolleessNNaammee SScchhooooll SSccoorreeDiana Brown ..................Winstron Churchill (4A) ............................78-76 154McKenzie Cutter ............North Point (4A) ........................................78-81 159Liz Silbernagel ................Fallston (2A) ..............................................79-82 161Darishma Thiagaraj........Richard Montgomery (4A) ........................82-81 163Casey VanDyke ..............Rising Sun (2A) ........................................85-81 166

FFOOOOTTBBAALLLL —— 22000099M & T Bank Stadium, Baltimore

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA OOlldd MMiillll 1177--1166 HHeennrryy AA.. WWiissee

Coach: Damian Ferragamo Coach: DaLawn Parrish33AA LLiinnggaannoorree 3311--1144 HHuunnttiinnggttoowwnn

Coach: Rick Conner Coach: Jerry Franks22AA EEaasstteerrnn TTeecchh 1166--88 QQuueeeenn AAnnnnee’’ss

Coach: Marc Mesaros Coach: Donard Graef11AA CCaattooccttiinn 3377--1122 JJooppppaattoowwnnee

Coach: Doug Williams Coach: Bill Waibel

5577

SSOOCCCCEERR —— 22000099University of Maryland Baltimore County

CCllaassss BBooyyss’’ CChhaammppiioonn BBooyyss’’ FFiinnaalliisstt44AA WWaalltt WWhhiittmmaann 11--00 ((OOTT)) UUrrbbaannaa

Coach: Dave Greene Coach: Scott Schartner33AA CCllaarrkkssbbuurrgg 33--00 HHeerreeffoorrdd

Coach: Jeremey Spoales Coach: Mike Lacko 22AA MMaarrrriioottttss RRiiddggee 11--00 ((OOTT)) FFaallllssttoonn

Coach: Kevin Flynn Coach: Christopher Hoover11AA LLoocchh RRaavveenn 33--22 ((OOTT)) PPooccoommookkee

Coach: Joe Fiedler Coach: Alan Byrd

CCllaassss GGiirrllss’’ CChhaammppiioonn GGiirrllss’’ FFiinnaalliisstt44AA BBeetthheessddaa--CCCC 22--11 ((OOTT)) UUrrbbaannaa

Coach: Robert Kurtz Coach: Chuck Nichols 33AA TTuussccaarroorraa 33--22 RReesseerrvvooiirr

Coach: Mark Wolcott Coach: Joshua Sullivan 22AA FFaallllssttoonn 22--11 ((PPKKss)) WWiinntteerrss MMiillll

Coach: Alyson Cammann Coach: Andy Hicks11AA LLoocchh RRaavveenn 11--00 HHaarrffoorrdd TTeecchh

Coach: Anthony Menegatti Coach: Matt Berg

VVOOLLLLEEYYBBAALLLL —— 22000099University of Maryland College Park

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA BBrrooaaddnneecckk 33--00 MMaaggrruuddeerr

((2255--1155,, 2255--1199,, 2288--2266))Coach: Scott Graf Coach: Scott Zanni

33AA NNoorrtthheerrnn--CCaall 33--11 RRiivveerr HHiillll((2200--2255,, 2255--1133,, 2288--2266,, 2255--1199)) Coach: Devin Hall Coach: Sybil Modispacher

22AA FFrraanncciiss SSccootttt KKeeyy 33--00 NNoorrtthh CCaarroolliinnee((2255--1188,, 2255--2222,, 2255--1100))Coach: Timothy Walsh Coach: Doug Clark

11AA SSmmiitthhssbbuurrgg 33--00 CCaattooccttiinn((2255--1166,, 2255--1166,, 2255--1188))Coach: Rachel Brashear Coach: Dana Brashear

5588

BBAASSKKEETTBBAALLLL —— 22001100Boys — University of Maryland College Park

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA SSpprriinnggbbrrooookk 7744--6677 OOlldd MMiillll

Coach: Thomas Crowell Coach: Greg Smith33AA MMiillffoorrdd MMiillll 6600--4466 TThhoommaass SSttoonnee

Coach: Albert Holley Coach: Dale Lamberth22AA CCiittyy CCoolllleeggee 5566--4455 GGwwyynnnn PPaarrkk

Coach: Mike Daniel Coach: Michael Glick11AA DDuunnbbaarr 6644--5533 OOwwiinnggss MMiillllss

Coach: Cyrus D. Jones Coach: Rick Epps

Girls — University of Maryland Baltimore County

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA AArruunnddeell 5533--4400 GGaaiitthheerrssbbuurrgg

Coach: Lee Rogers Coach: Adrian McDaniel33AA SSeenneeccaa VVaalllleeyy 6622--6600 WWeesstteerrnn

Coach: Todd Bumgardner Coach: Tiffany Silver22AA FFaallllssttoonn 5588--5533 GGwwyynnnn PPaarrkk

Coach: Michael McTeague Coach: Michael Strother11AA JJooppppaattoowwnnee 6633--4466 SSmmiitthhssbbuurrgg

Coach: Michael Harris Coach: Katy Barnhart

IINNDDOOOORR TTRRAACCKK —— 22001100Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss BBooyyss GGiirrllss44AA 11sstt TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn——7733..6666 11sstt CC..HH.. FFlloowweerrss——6666

Coach: Nick Snyder Coach: Carlyle Rose 22nndd SSuuiittllaanndd——6677 22nndd NNoorrtthhwweesstt——5566

Coach: Anthony Brown Coach: Beth Muehl

33AA 11sstt DDaammaassccuuss——5511..55 11sstt WWeesstteerrnn——5511Coach: Robert Youngblood Coach: Alicia Williams

22nndd RReesseerrvvooiirr——4466 22nndd DDaammaassccuuss——5500Coach: Phil Rogers Coach: Robert Youngblood

22AA 11sstt WWaallkkeerrssvviillllee——6622 11sstt CCeennttuurryy——4477..55Coach: Lee Palmer Coach: Anthony Griner

22nndd OOaakkllaanndd MMiillllss——3388 22nndd NNoorrtthh HHaaggeerrssttoowwnn——4455Coach: Bryan Winfield Coach: Lindsey Zerance

11AA 11sstt CCaarrvveerr VVoo--TTeecchh——6699..8833 11sstt WWeesstteerrnn SSTTEESS——6622Coach: Stephen Kimes Coach: Amy Horvitz

22nndd NNoorrtthheerrwweesstteerrnn--BB——6633 22nndd SSmmiitthhssbbuurrgg——5588Coach: Vaughn DeVaughn Coach: Ray Shriver

5599

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSS —— BBOOYYSSEEVVEENNTT CCLLAASSSS 44AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA CCLLAASSSS 22AA CCLLAASSSS 11AA5555 mm RRyyaann AAlllleenn JJuulliiaann BBllaaiirr KKeevviinn SSwwaannnn JJaawwaann PPaarrkkeerr

Suitland Westlake Lake Clifton Carver Vo-Tech6.50 6.46 6.59 6.61

330000 mm JJoorrddaann CCoolleemmaann BBeenn MMccKKeennzziiee JJoossee DDeeppaadduuss DDeevveenn PPaatttteerrssoonnSuitland Largo Walkersville Catoctin35.98 35.10 36.26 35.60

550000 mm SSeeqquuaann JJoohhnnssoonn BBeenn MMccKKeennzziiee GGaaggee EEaalleeyy MMiigguueell NNaarriinneeSuitland Largo Oakland Mills Northwestern-B1:05.74 1:06.17 1:08.52 1:09.02

880000 mm GGaarrllaanndd BBrrooookkss RRyyaann OO’’CCoonnnnoorr RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee MMaarrkk OOlliivveerrC.H. Flowers Northern-Cal Glenelg Williamsport2:01.01 1:59.47 1:58.11 2:04.04

11660000 mm SSeeaann OO’’LLeeaarryy RRyyaann OO’’CCoonnnnoorr RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee BBllaakkee SStteeiinnWalter Johnson Northern-Cal Glenelg Pikesville4:21.90 4:25.85 4:22.21 4:33.27

33220000 mm JJiimmmmyy MMiilllleerr KKiikkaannaaee PPuunnyyuuaa RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee DDaavviidd WWiillssoonnUrbana Wilde Lake Glenelg Smithsburg9:46.35 9:35.93 9:56.66 9:31.42

5555 mm MMaarrqquuiiss WWooooddyyaarrdd JJaavvaarr CCrruuzz AAuussttiinn SSttrriinnee CChhrriissttoopphheerr JJaacckkssoonnHHHH Thomas Johnson Frederick Middletown Forest Park

7.41 7.69 7.85 7.72880000 mm SSuuiittllaanndd WWeessttllaakkee OOaakkllaanndd MMiillllss CCaarrvveerr VVoo--TTeecchhRReellaayy 1:31.45 1:33.52 1:35.62 1:33.0211660000 mm TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn BBaallttiimmoorree PPoollyytteecchhnniicc PPoooolleessvviillllee NNoorrtthhwweesstteerrnn--BBRReellaayy 3:25.91 3:30.74 3:36.16 3:32.6833220000 mm RRiicchhaarrdd MMoonnttggoommeerryy DDaammaassccuuss WWaallkkeerrssvviillllee NNoorrtthhwweesstteerrnn--BBRReellaayy 8:04.20 8:06.69 8:17.98 8:25.67HHJJ ZZaacchh FFeetttteerrss CChhrriiss YYaammooaahh TToommmmyy BBuuttlleerr XXaavviieerr SSttiinnssoonn

Gaithersburg Reservoir Francis Scott Key Perryville6-04 6-02 6-06 6-02

SShhoott JJeeffff BBuuttlleerr YYaaoo AAddaannttoorr LLuuccaass DDaayyhhooffff GGrraanntt SSmmiitthhHenry A. Wise Reservoir Walkersville Brunswick54-11.00 55-01.50 49-07.25 53-02.25

PPVV EErriicckk AArrttuussiioo BBrraaddlleeyy HHoolllloowweellll RRyyaann SSuulllliivvaann JJoohhnnnnyy KKaarrrroollllThomas Johnson Stephen Decatur Southern-AA Smithsburg15-01.50 13-06 13-06 12-00

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSS —— GGIIRRLLSSEEVVEENNTT CCLLAASSSS 44AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA CCLLAASSSS 22AA CCLLAASSSS 11AA5555 mm AAuurriieeyyaallll SSccootttt DDaaqquuaannyyaa BByyrrdd--WWeesstt AAllyyssssaa MMccCClluurree EErriikkaa HHuurrdd

Eleanor Roosevelt Westlake Digital Harbor Manchester Valley6.93 7.10 7.17 7.51

330000 mm AAuurriieeyyaallll SSccootttt MMeerrcceeddeess JJaacckkssoonn AAnneeeesshhaa SSccootttt EEkkuunnddaayyoo SSooggbbeessaannEleanor Roosevelt Huntingtown Long Reach Forestville38.83 41.51 41.64 40.67

550000 mm DDeesseerreeee KKiinngg BBrriinnaaee RRoobbiinnssoonn DDeellaaiinneeyy PPrriiccee EEkkuunnddaayyoo SSooggbbeessaannOxon Hill Western Douglass-PG Forestville1:14.89 1:18.13 1:19.87 1:18.80

880000 mm DDeesseerreeee KKiinngg LLaauurreenn SSuummnneerr GGlloorriiaa RRoobbeerrttss EEkkuunnddaayyoo SSoobbggeessaannOxon Hill Clarksburg Douglass-PG Forestville2:18.60 2:24.42 2:23.30 2:27.68

11660000 mm SStteepphhaanniiee BBrryyaann AAbbbbeeyy DDaalleeyy MMaauurraa LLiinnddee JJeennnniiffeerr CClleeaarryyThomas Johnson Clarksburg Century Bohemia Manor5:03.22 5:28.43 5:13.17 5:29.41

33220000 mm SStteepphhaanniiee BBrryyaann BBeecckkyy YYeepp MMaauurraa LLiinnddee JJeennnniiffeerr CClleeaarryyThomas Johnson Mt. Hebron Century Bohemia Manor11:09.03 11:42.53 11:27.79 12:18.00

6600

5555 mm LLoorrrraaiinnee GGrraahhaamm VV eerrnneettttaa BBiiggggss JJaaccqquueelliinnee TTaappee AAmmaannddaa GGaatteessHHHH C.H. Flowers Friendly Long Reach Manchester Valley

8.19 8.46 8.58 9.06880000 mm NNoorrtthhwweesstt WWeesstteerrnn LLoonngg RReeaacchh HHaarrffoorrdd TTeecchhRReellaayy 1:42.86 1:46.87 1:47.49 1:52.0711660000 mm NNoorrtthhwweesstt DDaammaassccuuss LLoonngg RReeaacchh WWeesstteerrnn TTeecchhRReellaayy 4:00.17 4:09.40 4:09.29 4:21.1733220000 mm NNoorrtthhwweesstt DDaammaassccuuss CCeennttuurryy WWeesstteerrnn TTeecchhRReellaayy 9:30.67 9:50.30 9:52.53 10:28.14HHJJ EEvvaannnn SSllaauugghhtteerr EErryynn DDoonnaallddssoonn AAmmiinnaa SSmmiitthh EErriikkaa HHuurrdd

Oxon Hill Mt. Hebron Patuxent Manchester Valley5-04 5-04 5-08 5-06

SShhoott LLaauurreenn AAllllaamm EEmmmmaa MMaayynnee MMeegghhaann RRoossee PPaaiiggee SShhiirrkkChesapeake-AA Linganore Eastern Tech Clear Spring39-07.25 39-07.50 36-05.25 38-05.50

PPVV MMeeggaann WWaallll JJoorrddaannnnaa LLeehhmmaannnn EElliizzaabbeetthh GGlloorriioossoo SSaasshhaa SSmmaallllwwooooddDulaney Hereford Walkersville Pikesville9-06 10-01 9-00 10-06

SSWWIIMMMMIINNGG —— 22001100Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss BBooyyss GGiirrllss44AA--33AA 11sstt SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk——224455 11sstt SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk——333311

Coach: Mike McTammany Coach: Mike McTammany22nndd SSoouutthh RRiivveerr——220077 22nndd UUrrbbaannaa——330000

Coach: Dave Fusick Coach: Brooke Reinsfelder

33AA--22AA--11AA 11sstt WWaallkkeerrssvviillllee——226699 11sstt FFrreeddeerriicckk——223388Coach: Peggy Patschak Coach: Renne Huffer

22nndd NNoorrtthh HHaarrffoorrdd——225599 22nndd MMiiddddlleettoowwnn——223333Coach: Melissa Winter/ Coach: Stacy MacMillan

Jessica Lewis

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSBBOOYYSS GGIIRRLLSS

EEVVEENNTT CCLLAASSSS 44AA--33AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA--22AA--11AA CCLLAASSSS 44AA--33AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA--22AA--11AA220000 MMeeddlleeyy AAnnnnaappoolliiss FFrreeddeerriicckk SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk MMiiddddlleettoowwnnRReellaayy 1:46.08 1:46.14 1:54.58 1:58.99220000 FFrreeeessttyyllee KKyyllee DDeeVVoorree JJaakkee CCaarrllsseenn EEmmiillyy LLllooyydd KKeellsseeyy LLeessssaarrdd

South River Frederick Severna Park Queen Anne’s1:52.70 1:48.32 1:52.69 2:03.06

220000 IIMM CChhaarrlliiee MMeelleesshh KKeenntt SSoouutthheerrnn MMaarrggoott MMaannnniinngg KKaatteellyynn RRoossssiicckkAnnapolis Walkersville Thomas Johnson Middletown1:57.41 2:06.01 2:12.07 2:10.99

5500 FFrreeeessttyyllee TTrreevvoorr DDoollll WWiillll PPaarrkkeerr EEmmiillyy LLllooyydd HHaannnnee BBoorrggeerrsseennOld Mill Frederick Severna Park Frederick22.33 21.99 23.16 25.21

110000 BBuutttteerrffllyy CChhaarrlliiee MMeelleesshh JJeessssee RRoowwlleess SSaarraahh LLllooyydd KKaatteellyynn RRoossssiicckkAnnapolis North Harford Severna Park Middletown53.03 54.33 56.52 59.47

110000 FFrreeeessttyyllee WWiilllliiee SSaassssee WWiillll PPaarrkkeerr RRaacchheell FFlliinntt HHaannnnee BBoorrggeerrsseennThomas Johnson Frederick CM Wright Frederick49.02 49.26 54.72 54.27

6611

550000 FFrreeeessttyyllee TTaayylloorr SSmmiitthh SSaamm CCiiooccccoo CCaassssiiee SSoorrnnaa MMaaddiissoonn BBrroowwnnBroadneck Walkersville Urbana Fallston4:54.13 4:59.49 5:13.45 5:37.84

220000 FFrreeeessttyyllee SSoouutthh RRiivveerr FFrreeddeerriicckk SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk FFrreeddeerriicckkRReellaayy 1:33.66 1:32.19 1:39.86 1:48.78110000 DDyyllaann DDaavviiss AAuussttiinn AAppppeell AAlleexxaa SSaannttiiss MMeerreeddiitthh FFoosstteerrBBaacckkssttrrookkee Annapolis Fallston Urbana North Harford

53.90 57.63 1:01.68 1:01.23110000 WWiilllliiee SSaassssee KKeenntt SSoouutthheerrnn MMaarrggoott MMaannnniinngg KKeellsseeyy LLeessssaarrddBBrreeaassttssttrrookkee Thomas Johnson Walkersville Thomas Johnson Queen Anne’s

1:02.55 1:03.95 1:07.06 1:12.86440000 FFrreeeessttyyllee TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn NNoorrtthh HHaarrffoorrdd UUrrbbaannaa FFrreeddeerriicckkRReellaayy 3:27.41 3:28.33 3:40.69 3:51.40

DDUUAALL MMEEEETT WWRREESSTTLLIINNGG —— 22001100North Carroll High School

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA--33AA RReesseerrvvooiirr 3322--3311 LLaa PPllaattaa

Coach: Ryan Kanaskie Coach: Todd Sharp

22AA--11AA BBeell AAiirr 3322--2233 GGlleenneellggCoach: Craig Reddish Coach: Scott Delpo

WWRREESSTTLLIINNGG —— 22001100University of Maryland College Park

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA--33AA RReesseerrvvooiirr——110066 LLaa PPllaattaa——8800

Coach: Ryan Kanaskie Coach: Todd Sharp

22AA--11AA SSoouutthheerrnn--GGaarrrreetttt——113355..55 GGlleenneellgg——110044Coach: Dave Taylor Coach: Scott Delpo

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSCCllaassss 44AA--33AA CCllaassss 22AA--11AA

WWtt ....NNaammee....................................SScchhooooll WWtt ....NNaammee ............................................................SScchhooooll103 ..Alex Polonsky ........Wilde Lake 11-6 103 ..Davey Stewart........Southern-G 14-6112 ..Nathan Kraisser ....Centennial 14-1 112 ..Tony Farace ..........Oakland Mills 5-3119 ..Parke Ovemiller. ....Magruder 7-2 119 ..Seth Chilson..................Catoctin 7-6125 ..Adam Krop ............Urbana 4-3 125 ..Myzar Mendoza ......Winters Mill 6-3130 ..Frank Goodwin ......Arundel 12-0 130 ..Mason Goretsas....North Carroll 6-1135 ..Tanner Wrublik ......Tuscarora 1:58 135 ..Chad Strube ..........Middletown 6:31140 ..Ron Vaughters ......Old Mill 8-3 140 ..Lez Ozias..................Southern-G 7-3145 ..Mark Colabucci......Reservoir 5-3 145 ..Adam Moranduzzo ..Northern-G 7-4152 ..Martez Allen ..........Leonardtown 3-1 152 ..Brutus Scheffel......Southern-G 10-3160 ..Zeke Gammill ........Damascus 3-2 160 ..Bubba Scheffel......Southern-G 4:39171 ..Patrick Downey......North County 6-4 171 ..Jordan Gowe ..........St. Michaels 3-2189 ..Patrick L. Carey......North County 5-3 189 ..Zack Eure ....................Parkside 9-4215 ..Bernard Wolley ......Severna Park 5-3 (ot) 215 ..Justin Kozera ..........Winters Mill 7-3285 ..Taylor Gload ..........Hereford 3:11 285 ..Sam Wright............South Carroll 3-1

6622

BBAASSEEBBAALLLL —— 22001100Ripken Stadium

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA SShheerrwwoooodd 22--11 CChheessaappeeaakkee--AAAA

Coach: Bill Goodman Coach: Jim Simms33AA CC..MM.. WWrriigghhtt 44--11 HHuunnttiinnggttoowwnn

Coach: Tony Blackburn Coach: Guy Smith 22AA NNoorrtthh HHaaggeerrssttoowwnn 1100--77 ((99)) PPaarrkkssiiddee

Coach: Steve Myers Coach: Brian Hollamon11AA SStt.. MMiicchhaaeellss 44--00 CClleeaarr SSpprriinngg

Coach: Brian Femi Coach: Keith Mark Shives

LLAACCRROOSSSSEE —— 22001100University of Maryland Baltimore County

BBOOYYSSCCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA--33AA SSeevveerrnnaa PPaarrkk 1133--77 TThhoommaass SS.. WWoooottttoonn

Coach: Larry Kramer Coach: Colin Thomson33AA--22AA HHeerreeffoorrdd 1133--99 RRiivveerr HHiillll

Coach: Brian King Coach: Keith Gonsouland22AA--11AA QQuueeeenn AAnnnnee’’ss 77--66 GGlleenneellgg

Coach: Mike Ransom Coach: Josh Hatmaker

GGIIRRLLSSCCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA--33AA SSoouutthh RRiivveerr 1122--1100 CC..MM.. WWrriigghhtt

Coach: Kim McNemar Coach: Brent Ritz33AA--22AA CCeennttuurryy 1144--77 NNoorrtthh HHaarrffoorrdd

Coach: Rose Pentz Coach: Tara Buecker 22AA--11AA WWiittnneerrss MMiillll 1199--88 LLoocchh RRaavveenn

Coach: Courtney Vaughn Coach: Tracy Mabe

SSOOFFTTBBAALLLL —— 22001100University of Maryland College Park

CCllaassss CChhaammppiioonn FFiinnaalliisstt44AA BBrrooaaddnneecckk 1111--11 ((66)) SShheerrwwoooodd

Coach: Reese Kiple Coach: Patricia Flanagan33AA NNoorrtthheerrnn--CCaall 1111--00 ((55)) CC..MM.. WWrriigghhtt

Coach: Robert Radford Coach: Russ Kovach22AA EEaassttoonn 66--00 NNoorrtthh CCaarrrroollll

Coach: Jan Greenhawk Coach: Lloyd Ford11AA AAlllleeggaannyy 88--22 PPeerrrryyvviillllee

Coach: Rick Twigg Coach: Jamie Dugan

6633

TTEENNNNIISS —— 22001100University of Maryland College Park

CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSBBOOYYSS GGIIRRLLSS

SSiinngglleessMichael Razumovsky, Pikesville Katelyn Stokes, Eleanor Roosevelt

DDoouubblleessMateo Cevallos/Alex Hahn, Nicky Gottret/Sarah Macy,

Thomas S. Wootton Walt WhitmanMMiixxeedd DDoouubblleess

Audrey Cheng/Nathan Huber,River Hill

TTRRAACCKK && FFIIEELLDD —— 22001100Morgan State University

TTEEAAMM RREESSUULLTTSSCCllaassss BBooyyss GGiirrllss44AA 11sstt TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn——112277 11sstt CC..HH.. FFlloowweerrss——8811

Coach: Nick Snyder Coach: Carlyle Rose22nndd NNoorrtthh PPooiinntt——5555..5500 22nndd NNoorrtthhwweesstt——7711

Coach: Kevin Reisinger Coach: Beth Muehl33AA 11sstt RReesseerrvvooiirr——7755..5500 11sstt WWeesstteerrnn——6666

Coach: Phil Rogers Coach: Alicia Williams22nndd PPoottoommaacc——4488 22nndd NNoorrtthhwwoooodd——5511

Coach: Stanley Mullins Coach: Mark Brown22AA 11sstt OOaakkllaanndd MMiillllss——6688 11sstt NNoorrtthh HHaaggeerrssttoowwnn——8833..5500

Coach: Bryan Winfield Coach: Robert Waugh 22nndd WWaallkkeerrssvviillllee——6666 22nndd DDiiggiittaall HHaarrbboorr——6677

Coach: Lee Palmer Coach: Lutalo Bakari 11AA 11sstt CCaarrvveerr VVoo--TTeecchh——111144 11sstt SSmmiitthhssbbuurrgg——7733

Coach: Stephen Kimes Coach: Ray Shriver 22nndd WWiilllliiaammssppoorrtt——6666 22nndd HHaarrffoorrdd TTeecchh——6699

Coaches: John Bailey Coach: Stanley DeCusatis

6644

IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSS —— BBOOYYSSEEVVEENNTT CCLLAASSSS 44AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA CCLLAASSSS 22AA CCLLAASSSS 11AA110000 mm RReeggiinnaalldd SStteeeellee RRoonnaalldd DDaarrbbyy JJoossee DDeeppaadduuaa JJaawwaann PPaazzrrkkeerr

Paint Branch Potomac Walkersville Carver Vo-Tech10.96 10.86 11.02 10.95

220000 mm RReeggiinnaalldd SStteeeellee RRoonnaalldd DDaarrbbyy KKeevviinn SSwwaannnn JJuulleeoonn KKiilllliikkeellllyy--LLeeeePaint Branch Potomac Lake Clifton Western STES22.05 21.95 22.16 22.15

440000 mm RRaannddaallll GGrroossss BBrraannddoonn AAddddiissoonn TTeerrrraannccee DDrreeww DDeevveenn PPaatttteerrssoonnNorth Point Watkins Mill Oakland Mills Catoctin49.18 48.25 48.22 48.51

880000 mm CCoonnnnoorr GGiillbbeerrtt RRyyaann OO’’CCoonnnnoorr RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee CCaarrllttoonn SShheeppppaarrddBroadneck Northern-Cal Glenelg Carver Vo-Tech1:55.82 1:54.77 1:55.20 1:59.03

11660000 mm MMaatttthheeww RReevveerr RRyyaann OO’’CCoonnnnoorr RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee IIaann MMaaccFFaawwnnDulaney Northern-Cal Glenelg Allegany4:18.64 4:17.94 4:18.48 4:19.93

33220000 mm AAnnddrreeww PPaallmmeerr KKiikkaannaaee PPuunnyyuuaa RRoobbbbyy CCrreeeessee DDaavviidd WWiillssoonnWalt Whitman Wilde Lake Glenelg Smithsburg9:19.54 9:20.79 9:17.28 9:25.14

111100 mm MMaarrqquuiiss WWooooddyyaarrdd DDoonnddrree EEcchhoollss KKyyllee SSmmiitthh JJuussttiinn BBoowwiieeHHHH Thomas Johnson Potomac Douglass-PG Williamsport

14.14 14.40 14.75 14.46 330000 mm MMaarrqquuiiss WWooooddyyaarrdd JJaavvaarr CCrruuzz GGeeoorrggee FFllaauujjaammoo AAaarroonn DDoovveeIIHH Thomas Johnson Frederick Digital Harbor Carver Vo-Tech

38.62 38.16 38.66 39.90440000 mm OOlldd MMiillll PPoottoommaacc RRaannddaallllssttoowwnn FFoorreesstt PPaarrkkRReellaayy 43.07 41.89 42.85 42.91880000 mm TThhoommaass JJoohhnnssoonn WWaattkkiinnss MMiillll OOaakkllaanndd MMiillllss WWeesstteerrnn SSTTEESSRReellaayy 1:28.09 1:28.38 1:28.62 1:29.0511660000 mm LLaauurreell LLaacckkeeyy OOaakkllaanndd MMiillllss WWeesstteerrnn SSTTEESSRReellaayy 3:18.66 3:20.60 3:21.29 3:23.6933220000 mm WWaalltteerr JJoohhnnssoonn DDaammaassccuuss WWaallkkeerrssvviillllee WWiilllliiaammssppoorrttRReellaayy 7:53.35 7:55.73 8:03.84 8:21.87HHJJ MMoommooddoouu DDrraammmmeehh DDoonnttee GGaarrddnneerr IIrrvviinngg JJeeffffrreessss TTaavvoonn BBaarrnneess

Thomas Johnson Wilde Lake Francis Scott Key Carver Vo-Tech6-2 6-02 6-04 6-04

PPVV EErriicckk AArrttuussiioo BBrraaddlleeyy HHoolllloowweellll DDoommiinniicc SSiinnkk NNaatthhaann DDiiaazzThomas Johnson Stephen Decatur North Hagerstown Brunswick15-00 14-06 14-06 12-00

LLJJ DDeevviinn JJooyyccee NNiicchhoollaass FFeeeemmsstteerr GGaaggee EEaalleeyy JJaawwaann PPaarrkkeerrSeverna Park Westlake Oakland Mills Carver Vo-Tech22-08.00 20-11.00 21-07.00 22-04.50

TTJJ DDeevviinn JJooyyccee KKeennnneetthh TThhoommaass CChhrriiss TThhoommaass SStteevvee WWaaiitthheeSeverna Park Atholton Francis Scott Key Loch Raven45-08.75 44-10.25 46-06.50 48-08.75

SSPP JJeeffff BBuuttlleerr YYaaoo AAddaannttoorr LLuuccaass DDaayyhhooffff GGrraanntt SSmmiitthhHenry A. Wise Reservoir Walkersville Brunswick55-04.50 55-02.75 51-00.75 55-06.5

DDTT NNiicckk FFoorrbbeess RRoonnnniiee TTrroouuttmmaann CCuurrttiiss BBuucckkllaanndd GGrraanntt SSmmiitthhThomas Johnson North Harford North East Brunswick166-02 152-01 142-07 155-00

AAllll CCllaasssseessEEvveenntt AAtthhlleettee SScchhooooll TTiimmee

400 m Wheelchair Ben Mayforth Bel Air 1:18.76

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IINNDDIIVVIIDDUUAALL CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSS —— GGIIRRLLSSEEVVEENNTT CCLLAASSSS 44AA CCLLAASSSS 33AA CCLLAASSSS 22AA CCLLAASSSS 11AA110000 mm OOlliivvaa EEkkppoonnee MMeerrcceeddeess JJaacckkssoonn RReennnneeee PPhhiilllliippss AAbbbbyy DDuunnccaann

Northwest Huntingtown North Hagerstown Boonsboro11.94 12.01 12.25 12.26

220000 mm OOlliivviiaa EEkkppoonnee LLeeqquuiisshhaa PPaarrkkeerr AAnneeeesshhaa SSccootttt AAbbbbyy DDuunnccaannNorthwest Northwood Long Reach Boonsboro24.40 24.58 25.18 25.33

440000 mm OOlliivviiaa EEkkppoonnee XXaauuddddiinnaa WWhhiittttiinnggttoonn AAllyyssssaa MMccCClluurree EEkkuunnddaayyoo SSooggbbeessaannNorthwest Catonsville Digital Harbor Forestville53.60 54.58 56.71 55.26

880000 mm DDeesseerreeee KKiinngg BBrriinnaaee RRoobbiinnssoonn SSaammaanntthhaa MMccEEllrrooyy JJeennnniiffeerr CClleeaarryyOxon Hill Western Liberty Bohemia Manor2:13.54 2:20.00 2:18.51 2:19.19

11660000 mm JJeessssiiee RRuubbiinn BBeecckkyy YYeepp MMaauurraa LLiinnddee JJeennnniiffeerr CClleeaarryyWootton Mt. Hebron Century Bohemia Manor5:00.17 5:08.73 5:01.93 5:06.71

33220000 mm JJeessssiiee RRuubbiinn BBeecckkyy YYeepp MMaauurraa LLiinnddee JJeennnniiffeerr CClleeaarryyWootton Mt. Hebron Century Bohemia Manor10:41.28 10:55.18 11:24.57 11:26.56

110000 mm AAlleexxiiss FFrraannkklliinn TThheeaa LLaaffoonndd TTaayylleerr WWhheeeelleerr MMyykkaaeell DDiixxoonnHHHH Old Mill Kennedy Oakland Mills Pikesville

13.96 14.74 15.21 15.68 330000 mm AAlleexxiiss FFrraannkklliinn SShhaannnnoonn DDwwyyeerr JJaaccqquueelliinnee TTaappee DDiinnaahh LLaakkeeIIHH Old Mill Quince Orchard Long Reach Washington

41.94 45.82 45.54 47.78440000 mm EElleeaannoorr RRoooosseevveelltt FFrreeddeerriicckk DDiiggiittaall HHaarrbboorr HHaarrffoorrdd TTeecchhRReellaayy 47.47 48.41 48.31 50.44880000 mm NNoorrtthhwweesstt NNoorrtthhwwoooodd DDiiggiittaall HHaarrbboorr HHaarrffoorrdd TTeecchhRReellaayy 1:41.88 1:42.38 1:41.42 1:46.3611660000 mm NNoorrtthhwweesstt CCaattoonnssvviillllee DDiiggiittaall HHaarrbboorr WWeesstteerrnn TTeecchhRReellaayy 3:48.28 3:52.93 3:57.43 4:07.1533220000 mm WWoooottttoonn DDaammaassccuuss CCeennttuurryy WWeesstteerrnn TTeecchhRReellaayy 9:04.39 9:35.87 9:41.41 9:46.24HHJJ KKaayyllaa RRaavveennssccrroofftt MMaayyaa TToorraaiinn AAmmiinnaa SSmmiitthh EErrkkiiaa HHuurrdd

North County Catonsville Patuxent Manchester Valley5-4 5-6 5-7 5-4

PPVV MMeeggaann WWaallll JJeeaannnnaa VViiggnnaallee JJaammiiee RRuusssseellll SSaasshhaa SSmmaallllwwooooddDulaney Hereford Liberty Pikesville11-08.00 10-0 9-06 11-06

LLJJ LLiinnddssaayy PPiinncckknneeyy TThheeaa LLaaffoonndd KKrriisstteenn FFaawwoollee DDeessiirraaee DDiiaammoonnddSpringbrook Kennedy Long Reach Harford Tech17-07.00 17-09.0 16-08.00 16-03.5

TTJJ SSeerreennaahh PPoolliittee TThheeaa LLaaffoonndd AAmmiinnaa SSmmiitthh DDeessiirraaee DDiiaammoonnddWinston Churchill Kennedy Patuxent Harford Tech35-11.00 39-07.00 37-05.75 36-00.75

SSPP BBrreellyynn FFiinnlleeyy CChhaarrlliissee MMoorrggaann MMeegghhaann RRoossee PPaaiiggee SShhiirrkkC.H. Flowers Largo Eastern Tech Clear Spring40-04.00 40-08.25 38-08.00 41-01.75

DDTT LLaauurreenn AAllllaamm LLaakkeessaa MMccCCllaaiinn MMeelliissssaa SShhiirrlleeyy PPaaiiggee SShhiirrkkChesapeake-AA South Hagerstown Middletown Clear Spring150-01 116-10 112-04 126.-06

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SSCCHHOOOOLL JJUURRIISSDDIICCTTIIOONN NNIICCKKNNAAMMEE CCOODDEEAberdeen ......................Harford Co. ................Eagles ..............ABEAllegany..........................Allegany Co. ................Campers ............ALLAnnapolis ......................Anne Arundel Co. ......Panthers ..........ANNArundel ..........................Anne Arundel Co. ......Wildcats............ARUAtholton..........................Howard Co. ................Raiders..............ATH

Bel Air ............................Harford Co. ................Bobcats ............BARJames M. Bennett ........Wicomico Co...............Clippers ............JMBBethesda - CC................Montgomery Co. ........Barons ..............BCCBladensburg ..................Prince George's Co. ..Mustangs ..........BLAMontgomery Blair..........Montgomery Co. ........Blazers ............MTBHubie Blake ..................Montgomery Co. ........Bengals ............JHBBohemia Manor ............Cecil Co.......................Eagles..............BHMBoonsboro ....................Washington Co. ..........Warriors............BOOBowie ............................Prince George's Co. ..Bulldogs ..........BOWBroadneck ....................Anne Arundel Co. ......Bruins ..............BDNBrunswick ......................Frederick Co. ..............Railroaders ......BRN

Calvert............................Calvert Co. ..................Cavaliers ..........CALCambridge/SD ..............Dorchester Co. ..........Vikings ..............CSDCarver Arts & Tech ........Baltimore Co. ............Wildcats ............CVRCarver Vo-Tech ..............Baltimore City ............Bears ................CVTCatoctin..........................Frederick Co. ..............Cougars ............CTTCatonsville ....................Baltimore Co. ............Comets ..............CATCentennial ....................Howard Co. ................Eagles ..............CTNCentral-PG......................Prince George's Co. ..Falcons ............CENCentury ..........................Carroll Co. ..................Knights..............CNTChesapeake-AA ............Anne Arundel Co. ......Cougars ............CHAChesapeake-B ..............Baltimore Co. ............Bayhawks ........CHBChopticon ......................St. Mary's Co. ............Braves ..............CHOWinston Churchill ..........Montgomery Co. ........Bulldogs ..........WCHCity College ....................Baltimore City ............Knights ..............CTYClarksburg ....................Montgomery Co. ........Coyotes ............CLKClear Spring ..................Washington Co. ..........Blazers ..............CLSCrisfield..........................Somerset Co...............Crabbers ............CRICrossland ......................Prince George's Co. ..Cavaliers ..........CRO

Damascus......................Montgomery Co. ........Hornets ............DAMStephen Decatur ..........Worcester Co. ............Seahawks ........STDDigital Harbor ................Baltimore City ............Rams................DGHDouglass-B ....................Baltimore City ............Ducks................FDBDouglass-PG ..................Prince George's Co. ..Eagles ..............FRDW.E.B. Du Bois ..............Baltimore City ............Panthers ..........DUBDulaney..........................Baltimore Co. ............Lions ................DULDunbar ..........................Baltimore City ............Poets ................DNBDundalk ........................Baltimore Co. ............Owls..................DUNDuVal..............................Prince George's Co. ..Tigers ................DUV

SSCCHHOOOOLL JJUURRIISSDDIICCTTIIOONN NNIICCKKNNAAMMEE CCOODDEEEastern Tech..................Baltimore Co. ............Mavericks..........EVTEaston............................Talbot Co.....................Warriors ............EASEdgewood ......................Harford Co. ................Rams ................EDGEdmondson/Westside ..Baltimore City ............Red Storm ......EDWAlbert Einstein ..............Montgomery Co. ........Titans..................AEIElkton ............................Cecil Co.......................Golden Elks ......ELK

Fairmont Heights ..........Prince George's Co. ..Hornets ............FAHFallston ..........................Harford Co. ................Cougars ............FALFFrriieennddsshhiipp AAccaadd.. ((FFAASSTT))..BBaallttiimmoorree CCiittyy ........................CChheeeettaahh ........................FFAASSCharles H. Flowers ........Prince George’s Co. ..Jaguars ............CHFForest Park ....................Baltimore City ............Foresters ..........FPKForestville Academy ......Prince George's Co. ..Knights ............FORFort Hill ..........................Allegany Co. ................Sentinels ..........FTHFranklin ..........................Baltimore Co. ............Indians ..............FRAFrederick........................Frederick Co. ..............Cadets ..............FREFriendly ..........................Prince George's Co. ..Patriots ..............FRI

Gaithersburg..................Montgomery Co. ........Trojans ..............GAIGlen Burnie....................Anne Arundel Co. ......Gophers ............GLBGlenelg ..........................Howard Co. ................Gladiators ........GLGGreat Mills ....................St. Mary's Co. ............Hornets ............GTMGwynn Park....................Prince George's Co. ..Yellow Jackets GWP

Hammond......................Howard Co. ................Golden Bears ..HAMHancock ........................Washington Co. ..........Panthers ..........HANHarford Tech ..................Harford Co. ................Cobras ..............HVTHavre de Grace..............Harford Co. ................Warriors ..........HDGHereford ........................Baltimore Co. ............Bulls..................HERHigh Point ......................Prince George's Co. ..Eagles ..............HPTHoward ..........................Howard Co. ................Lions................HOWHuntingtown ..................Calvert Co. ..................Hurricanes ......HUN

IInnssttiittuuttee ooff BBuuss.. ((IIBBEE)) ........BBaallttiimmoorree CCiittyy ........................WWaarrrriioorr ............................IIBBEE

Thomas Johnson ..........Frederick Co. ..............Patriots ..............GTJWalter Johnson..............Montgomery Co. ........Wildcats ............WAJJoppatowne ..................Harford Co. ................Mariners ............JOP

John F. Kennedy ............Montgomery Co. ........Cavaliers............JFKKent County ..................Kent Co. ......................Trojans ..............KTCKent Island ....................Queen Annes Co. ......Buccaneers........KTIKenwood ........................Baltimore Co. ............Blue Birds ........KENFrancis Scott Key ..........Carroll Co. ..................Eagles ..............FSK

La Plata..........................Charles Co. ................Warriors ............LAPHenry E. Lackey ............Charles Co. ................Chargers............LACLake Clifton/Eastern ....Baltimore City ............Lakers................LCELansdowne ....................Baltimore Co. ............Vikings ..............LANLargo ..............................Prince George's Co. ..Lions..................LARLaurel ............................Prince George's Co. ..Spartans ..........LAULeonardtown..................St. Mary's Co. ............Raiders..............LEO

MMaarryyllaanndd PPuubblliicc SSeeccoonnddaarryy SScchhoooollssAAtthhlleettiicc AAssssoocciiaattiioonn22001100--22001111 AAllpphhaabbeettiiccaall IInnddeexx

SSCCHHOOOOLL JJUURRIISSDDIICCTTIIOONN NNIICCKKNNAAMMEE CCOODDEEReginald Lewis ..............Baltimore City ............Falcons ............RGLLiberty ............................Carroll Co. ..................Lions ..................LIBLinganore ......................Frederick Co. ..............Lancers ..............LINLoch Raven ....................Baltimore Co. ............Raiders..............LCRLong Reach....................Howard Co. ................Lightning ..........LGR

MMaanncchheesstteerr VVaalllleeyy ................CCaarrrroollll CCoo.. ....................................MMaavveerriicckkss................MMVVMMMagruder ......................Montgomery Co. ........Colonels ..........CZMMardela..........................Wicomico Co...............Warriors ..........MARMMaarriittiimmee AAccaaddeemmyy ................BBaallttiimmoorree CCiittyy ........................AAnncchhoorr............................MMRRAAMarriotts Ridge..............Howard Co. ................Mustangs ........MRRMMaassoonnvviillllee CCoovvee ........................BBaallttiimmoorree CCiittyy ............................................................................MMCCAAMcDonough ..................Charles Co. ................Rams ..............MDUMeade............................Anne Arundel Co. ......Mustangs ........MEAMergenthaler ................Baltimore City ............Mustangs ........MVTMiddletown ....................Frederick Co. ..............Knights..............MIDMilford Mill ....................Baltimore Co. ............Millers ............MLMRichard Montgomery ....Montgomery Co. ........Rockets ............RMTMt. Hebron ....................Howard Co. ................Vikings ............MTHMountain Ridge ............Allegany Co. ................Miners ..............MTR

New Town ......................Baltimore Co. ............Titans ..............NWTNorth Caroline ..............Caroline Co. ................Bulldogs ..........NCNNorth Carroll ..................Carroll Co. ..................Panthers ..........NCLNorth County ................Anne Arundel Co. ......Knights..............NCTNorth Dorchester ..........Dorchester Co. ..........Eagles ..............NDCNorth East-Cec ..............Cecil Co.......................Indians..............NECNorth Hagerstown ........Washington Co. ..........Hubs ................NHGNorth Harford ................Harford Co. ................Hawks ..............NHFNorth Point ....................Charles Co. ................Eagles ..............NPTNortheast-AA ................Anne Arundel Co. ......Eagles ..............NEANorthern-Cal ..................Calvert Co. ..................Patriots ............NOCNorthern-G ....................Garrett Co. ..................Huskies ............NOGNorthwest ......................Montgomery Co. ........Jaguars ..........NWMNorthwestern-B ............Baltimore City ............Wildcats ..........NWBNorthwestern-PG ..........Prince George's Co. ..Wildcats ..........NWENorthwood ....................Montgomery Co. ........Gladiators ......NWD

OOaakkddaallee....................................................FFrreeddeerriicckk CCoo.. ............................BBeeaarrss ................................OOAADDOakland Mills ................Howard Co. ................Scorpions ........OAKOld Mill ..........................Anne Arundel Co. ......Patriots ............OLMOverlea ..........................Baltimore Co. ............Falcons ............OVEOwings Mills ..................Baltimore Co. ............Eagles ............OWMOxon Hill ........................Prince George's Co. ..Clippers ............OXH

Paint Branch..................Montgomery Co. ........Panthers ..........PBRParkdale ........................Prince George's Co. ..Panthers ..........PKDParkside ........................Wicomico Co...............Rams ................PKSParkville ........................Baltimore Co. ............Knights ............PKVPatapsco........................Baltimore Co. ............Patriots ..............PATPatterson ......................Baltimore City ............Clippers ............PPKPatterson Mill ................Harford Co. ................Huskies ............PPMPatuxent ........................Calvert Co. ..................Panthers............PTXPerry Hall ......................Baltimore Co. ............Gators ..............PEHPerryville ........................Cecil Co.......................Panthers ..........PEVPikesville........................Baltimore Co. ............Panthers ............PIKPocomoke......................Worcester Co. ............Warriors ............POCBaltimore Poly ..............Baltimore City ............Engineers ..........BPI

SSCCHHOOOOLL JJUURRIISSDDIICCTTIIOONN NNIICCKKNNAAMMEE CCOODDEEPoolesville......................Montgomery Co. ........Falcons ............POOPotomac ........................Prince George's Co. ..Wolverines ........POT

Queen Anne's ................Queen Anne's Co. ......Lions ................QANQuince Orchard ............Montgomery Co. ........Cougars............QOR

Randallstown ................Baltimore Co. ............Rams ................RANReservoir........................Howard Co. ................’Gators ..............RESCol. Richardson ............Caroline Co. ................Colonels ............CLRRising Sun......................Cecil Co.......................Tigers ................RISRiver Hill ........................Howard Co. ................Hawks ..............RVHRockville ........................Montgomery Co. ........Rams ................ROCEleanor Roosevelt ........Prince George's Co. ..Raiders..............ELR

Saint Michaels ..............Talbot Co.....................Saints ..............STMSeneca Valley ................Montgomery Co. Screamin’ Eagles ..SEVSeverna Park ................Anne Arundel Co. ......Falcons..............SEPSherwood ......................Montgomery Co. ........Warriors ............SHESmithsburg ....................Washington Co. ..........Leopards ..........SMISnow Hill ........................Worcester Co. ............Eagles ..............SNHSouth Carroll..................Carroll Co. ..................Cavaliers ..........SCLSouth Hagerstown ........Washington Co. ..........Rebels ..............SHGSouth River ....................Anne Arundel Co. ......Seahawks ..........SRISouthern-AA ..................Anne Arundel Co. ......Bulldogs............SOASouthern-G ....................Garrett Co. ..................Rams ................SOGSouthside Academy ......Baltimore City ............Jaguars ............SSDSouthwestern ................Baltimore City ............Sabres..............SWESparrows Point ..............Baltimore Co. ............Pointers ............SPPSpringbrook ..................Montgomery Co. ........Blue Devils........SPBThomas Stone ..............Charles Co. ................Cougars ............THSSuitland..........................Prince George's Co. ..Rams..................SUISurrattsville ..................Prince George's Co. ..Hornets ............SUR

Towson ..........................Baltimore Co. ............Generals ..........TOWTuscarora ......................Frederick Co. ..............Titans ................TUS

Urbana ..........................Frederick Co. ..............Hawks ..............URB

Walkersville ..................Frederick Co. ..............Lions ................WLKWashington....................Somerset Co...............Jaguars ............WASWatkins Mill ..................Montgomery Co. ........Wolverines ......WTMWestern STES ................Baltimore Co. ............Wolverines ......WTEWestern..........................Baltimore City ............Doves ..............WEBWestlake ........................Charles Co. ................Wolverines ......WLAWestminster ..................Carroll Co. ..................Owls..................WESWheaton ........................Montgomery Co. ........Knights ............WHEWalt Whitman................Montgomery Co. ........Vikings ............WWHWicomico ......................Wicomico Co...............Indians ..............WICWilde Lake ....................Howard Co. ................Wildecats ........WLDWilliamsport ..................Washington Co. ..........Wildcats ............WILWinters Mill....................Carroll Co. ..................Falcons ............WMIHenry A. Wise ................Prince George’s Co ....Pumas ..............HWIWoodlawn ......................Baltimore Co. ............Warriors ..........WOOWootton..........................Montgomery Co. ........Patriots ............TSWC. Milton Wright ............Harford Co. ................Mustangs........CMW

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SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSTTiimm SSccaalleettttaaP. O. Box 1724Cumberland 21501-1724PPhhoonnee (301) 759-2044FFAAXX (301) 759-2019

11.. AALLLLEEGGAANNYY 11AA616 Sedgewick StCumberland 21502PPrriinncciippaall Mike CalhounAAtthh DDiirr Duanne McMinn SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 777-8110AADD pphhoonnee (301) 777-8110 FFAAXX (301) 759-2534

22.. FFOORRTT HHIILLLL 11AA500 Greenway Ave.Cumberland 21502PPrriinncciippaall Stephen M. LewisAAtthh DDiirr Paul GreenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 777-2570AADD pphhoonnee (301) 777-2570 FFAAXX (301) 777-2572

33.. MMOOUUNNTTAAIINN RRIIDDGGEE 11AA100 Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick LaneFrostburg 21532PPrriinncciippaall Wayne NicolAAtthh DDiirr Gary DavisSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 689-3377AADD pphhoonnee (301) 689-3377FFAAXX (301) 689-8709

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CCOOOORRDDIINNAATTOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSGreg LeGrand2644 Riva Rd.Annapolis 21401PPhhoonnee (410) 222-5463FFAAXX (410) 222-5562

11.. AANNNNAAPPOOLLIISS 44AA2700 Riva Rd.Annapolis 21401PPrriinncciippaall Donald LilleyAAtthh DDiirr Dave GehrdesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 266-5240AADD pphhoonnee (410) 224-8362FFAAXX (410) 224-8362

22.. AARRUUNNDDEELL 44AA1001 Annapolis Rd.Gambrills 21054PPrriinncciippaall Sharon StrattonAAtthh DDiirr Lee RogersSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 674-6500AADD pphhoonnee (410) 674-6500FFAAXX (410) 674-4477

33.. BBRROOAADDNNEECCKK 44AA1265 Green Holly Dr.Annapolis MD 21401PPrriinncciippaall Dr. David SmithAAtthh DDiirr Ken KazmarekSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 757-1300AADD pphhoonnee (410) 757-3758FFAAXX (410) 757-5621

44.. CCHHEESSAAPPEEAAKKEE 44AA4798 Mountain Rd.Pasadena 21122PPrriinncciippaall Frank DrazanAAtthh DDiirr Chip SnyderSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 255-9600AADD pphhoonnee (410) 255-9600FFAAXX (410) 437-3218

55.. GGLLEENN BBUURRNNIIEE 44AA7550 Balt.-Annapolis Blvd.Glen Burnie 21060PPrriinncciippaall Vickie PlittAAtthh DDiirr Bruce SiderSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 761-8950AADD pphhoonnee (410) 761-8950FFAAXX (410) 553-9332

66.. MMEEAADDEE 44AA1100 Clark RoadFt. Meade 20755PPrriinncciippaall Darryl KennedyAAtthh DDiirr Dave LanhamSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 674-7710AADD pphhoonnee (410) 672-1369FFAAXX (410) 674-6823

77.. NNOORRTTHH CCOOUUNNTTYY 44AA10 East First Ave.Glen Burnie 21061-2018PPrriinncciippaall William HeiserAAtthh DDiirr Marianne ShultzSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 222-6970AADD pphhoonnee (410) 222-6970FFAAXX (410) 222-6980

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88.. NNOORRTTHHEEAASSTT 33AA1121 Duvall Hwy.Pasadena 21122PPrriinncciippaall Kathy KubicAAtthh DDiirr Kenny MillerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 437-6400AADD pphhoonnee (410) 437-6400FFAAXX (410) 437-7012

99.. OOLLDD MMIILLLL 44AA600 Patriot Ln.Millersville 21108PPrriinncciippaall Sheila HillAAtthh DDiirr Bruce LawtonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 969-9010 AADD pphhoonnee (410) 969-0837FFAAXX (410) 969-0837

1100.. SSEEVVEERRNNAA PPAARRKK 44AA60 Robinson Rd.Severna Park 21146PPrriinncciippaall Patrick BathrasAAtthh DDiirr Wayne MookSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 544-0900AADD pphhoonnee (410) 544-0900FFAAXX (410) 544-7462

1111.. SSOOUUTTHH RRIIVVEERR 44AA201 Central Ave. EastEdgewater 21037PPrriinncciippaall William T. MyersAAtthh DDiirr Dave KlingelSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 956-5600AADD pphhoonnee (410) 956-5600FFAAXX (410) 956-5137

1122.. SSOOUUTTHHEERRNN 22AA4400 Solomons Island Rd.Harwood 20776PPrriinncciippaall Patricia Plitt AAtthh DDiirr Ted GottSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 867-7100AADD pphhoonnee (410) 867-7100FFAAXX (410) 867-2412

BBAALLTTIIMMOORREE CCIITTYYOOFFFFIICCEE OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSS

Robert P. Wade, CoordinatorJessica Ivey, Coordinator200 East North Ave.Baltimore 21202PPhhoonnee (410) 396-8569FFAAXX (410) 396-1656

11.. CCAARRVVEERR VVOO--TTEECCHH 11AA2201 Presstman St.Baltimore 21216PPrriinncciippaall Kirk SykesAAtthh DDiirr Wayne Jackson SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-0553AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-0564FFAAXX (410) 396-0060

22.. CCIITTYY CCOOLLLLEEGGEE 22AA3220 The AlamedaBaltimore 21218PPrriinncciippaall Timothy DawsonAAtthh DDiirr George PetridesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-6557AADD pphhoonnee (410) 545-6739FFAAXX (410) 243-0669

33.. DDIIGGIITTAALL HHAARRBBOORR 22AA1100 Covington StBaltimore 21230PPrriinncciippaall Brian EyerAAtthh DDiirr Lisa MartinSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (443) 984-1256AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-8372FFAAXX (410) 539-5207

44.. FFRREEDDEERRIICCKK DDOOUUGGLLAASSSS 22AA2301 Gwynns Falls Pkwy.Baltimore 21217PPrriinncciippaall Clark MontgomeryAAtthh DDiirr Tina QueenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-7822AADD pphhoonnee (410) 545-7263FFAAXX (410) 523-7557

55.. WW..EE..BB.. DDUU BBOOIISS 11AA2201 Pinewood Ave.Baltimore 21214PPrriinncciippaall Delores BerryAAtthh DDiirr Linda Mitchell-HolmesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-6435AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-8394FFAAXX (410) 396-8394

66.. PPAAUULL LLAAUURREENNCCEE DDUUNNBBAARR 11AA1400 Orleans St.Baltimore, MD 21231 PPrriinncciippaall Stephen ColbertAAtthh DDiirr Barbara AllenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-9478AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-9487FFAAXX (410) 545-1682

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77.. EEDDMMOONNDDSSOONN//WWEESSTTSSIIDDEE 22AA501 Athol Ave.Baltimore 21229PPrriinncciippaall Patricia Lowe-GouldAAtthh DDiirr Dante JonesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-0685AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-8373FFAAXX (410) 545-7715

88.. FFRRIIEENNDDSSHHIIPP AACCAADDEEMMYY OOFF 11AASSCCIIEENNCCEE AANNDD TTEECCHHNNOOLLOOGGYY ((FFAASSTT))801 South Highland AvenueBaltimore 21224PPrriinncciippaall Ian RobertsAAtthh DDiirr Jermaine DunnSScchhooooll pphhoonnee 443-642-3182 AADD pphhoonnee 443-642-3182FFAAXX 410-342-4053

99.. FFOORREESSTT PPAARRKK 11AA3701 Eldorado Ave.Baltimore 21207PPrriinncciippaall Thomas HillAAtthh DDiirr Damon BomarSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-0753AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-0456FFAAXX (410) 396-0143

1100.. IINNSSTTIITTUUTTEE OOFF BBUUSSIINNEESSSS 11AAAANNDD EENNTTRREEPPRREENNEEUURRSSHHIIPP ((IIBBEE))2801 N Dukeland StBaltimore 21216PPrriinncciippaall Janice Williams AAtthh DDiirr TBASScchhooooll pphhoonnee 443-984-3330AADD pphhoonnee 410-396-5514FFAAXX 410-396-5514

1111.. LLAAKKEE CCLLIIFFTTOONN MMUULLTTII--PPLLEEXX 22AA2801 St. Lo Dr.Baltimore 21213PPrriinncciippaall Karen LawrenceAAtthh DDiirr Herman HarriedSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-6643AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-6635FFAAXX (410) 467-0958

1122.. RREEGGIINNAALLDD FF.. LLEEWWIISS 11AA6401 Pioneer Dr.Baltimore 21214PPrriinncciippaall Barney WilsonAAtthh DDiirr Carol AnsellSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 545-1746AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-8394FFAAXX (410) 396-8394

1133..MMAARRIITTIIMMEE AACCAADDEEMMYY 11AA5001 Sinclair LaneBaltimore 21206PPrriinncciippaall Joy SavageAAtthh DDiirr TBA SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-0242AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-9262FFAAXX (410) 254-7455

1144.. MMAASSOONNVVIILLLLEE CCOOVVEE 11AACCOOMMMMUUNNIITTYY AACCAADDEEMMYY1201 Cambria StreetBaltimore 21225PPrriinncciippaall Rosa CarmonAAtthh DDiirr Arthur FitzhughSScchhooooll pphhoonnee 410-396-1373AADD pphhoonnee 410-396-1373 ext. 258FFAAXX 410-396-8434

1155..MMEERRGGEENNTTHHAALLEERR 33AA3500 Hillen Rd.Baltimore 21218PPrriinncciippaall Craig RiversAAtthh DDiirr TBASScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-6496AADD pphhoonnee (410) 889-2584FFAAXX (410) 243-5354

1166.. NNOORRTTHHWWEESSTTEERRNN 11AA6900 Park Heights Ave.Baltimore 21215PPrriinncciippaall Jason HartlingAAtthh DDiirr Jerry MolyneauxSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-0646AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-8374FFAAXX (410) 396-0866

1177.. PPAATTTTEERRSSOONN 44AA100 Kane St.Baltimore 21224PPrriinncciippaall Laura D’AnnaAAtthh DDiirr William BucklessSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-9276AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-9274FFAAXX (410) 396-8395

1188.. PPOOLLYYTTEECCHHNNIICC 33AA1400 West Coldspring Ln.Baltimore 21209PPrriinncciippaall TBAAAtthh DDiirr Tiffany ByrdSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-7026AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-7023FFAAXX (410) 396-7023

1199.. SSOOUUTTHHSSIIDDEE AACCAADDEEMMYY 11AA2700 Seamon Ave.Baltimore 21225PPrriinncciippaall Denise GordonAAtthh DDiirr Dana JohnsonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-1625AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-1625FFAAXX (410) 396-6955

2200.. SSOOUUTTHHWWEESSTTEERRNN MMUULLTTII--PPLLEEXX 44AA200 Harlem AveBaltimore 21217PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Lionel JacksonAAtthh DDiirr Delora WalkerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (443) 984-2833AADD pphhoonnee (443) 984-2833FFAAXX (410) 947-2948

2211.. WWEESSTTEERRNN 33AA4600 Falls Rd.Baltimore 21209PPrriinncciippaall TBAAAtthh DDiirr TBASScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 396-7040AADD pphhoonnee (410) 396-7035FFAAXX (410) 396-7492

BBAALLTTIIMMOORREE CCOOUUNNTTYY

OOFFFFIICCEE OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSRonald J. Belinko, CoordinatorLynette Mitzel, Supervisor9610 Pulaski Park DriveBaltimore 21220PPhhoonnee 410-887-2328FFAAXX 410-391-7109

11.. CCAARRVVEERR AARRTTSS && TTEECCHH 11AA938 York Rd.Towson 21204PPrriinncciippaall Karen SteeleAAtthh DDiirr Lori BrewerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-2775AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-2546FFAAXX (410) 823-8386

22.. CCAATTOONNSSVVIILLLLEE 33AA421 Bloomsbury Ave.Baltimore 21228PPrriinncciippaall Deborah L. BittnerAAtthh DDiirr David LaneSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0808AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-0815FFAAXX (410) 747-9473

33.. CCHHEESSAAPPEEAAKKEE 22AA1801 Turkey Pt. Rd.Baltimore 21221PPrriinncciippaall Maria L. LowryAAtthh DDiirr Rodney McMillionSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0100AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-6386FFAAXX (410) 682-3426

44.. DDUULLAANNEEYY 44AA255 Padonia Rd.Timonium 21093PPrriinncciippaall Patrick S. McCuskerAAtthh DDiirr Mike LaffertySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-7633AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-7638FFAAXX (410) 887-7638

55.. DDUUNNDDAALLKK 22AA1901 Delvale Ave.Baltimore 21222PPrriinncciippaall Thomas P. ShouldiceAAtthh DDiirr Justin NashSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-7023AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-7288FFAAXX (410) 887-7288

66.. EEAASSTTEERRNN TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL 22AA1100 Mace Ave.Baltimore 21221PPrriinncciippaall Thomas G. EvansAAtthh DDiirr David ScrivenerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0190AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-0201FFAAXX (410) 887-0424

77.. FFRRAANNKKLLIINN 33AA12000 Reisterstown Rd.Reisterstown 21136PPrriinncciippaall Kathleen H. SchmidtAAtthh DDiirr Richard Reed SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1119AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1126FFAAXX (410) 887-1126

88.. HHEERREEFFOORRDD 33AA17301 York Rd.Parkton 21120PPrriinncciippaall John BereskaAAtthh DDiirr Mike KaliszSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1905AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1910FFAAXX (410) 887-1944

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99.. KKEENNWWOOOODD 44AA501 Stemmers Run Rd.Baltimore 21221PPrriinncciippaall Paul D. MartinAAtthh DDiirr Derek MakiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0153AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-0145FFAAXX (410) 887-6382

1100.. LLAANNSSDDOOWWNNEE 22AA3800 Hollins Ferry Rd.Baltimore 21227PPrriinncciippaall Lynda M. WhitlockAAtthh DDiirr Todd HawkinsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1415AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1424FFAAXX (410) 887-1424

1111.. LLOOCCHH RRAAVVEENN 11AA1212 Cowpens Ave.Towson 21286PPrriinncciippaall Bonnie LambertAAtthh DDiirr TBASScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-3525AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-3543FFAAXX (410) 887-5898

1122.. MMIILLFFOORRDD MMIILLLL AACCAADDEEMMYY 33AA3800 Washington Ave.Baltimore 21244PPrriinncciippaall Nathaniel J. Gibson IIIAAtthh DDiirr Joe SargentSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0660AADD pphhoonnee (410) 922-7195FFAAXX (410) 887-0681

1133.. NNEEWW TTOOWWNN 11AA4931 New Town Blvd.Owings Mills 21117PPrriinncciippaall Samuel MustipherAAtthh DDiirr Reggie BrooksSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1614AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1668FFAAXX (410) 654-8897

1144.. OOVVEERRLLEEAA 22AA5401 Kenwood Ave.Baltimore 21206PPrriinncciippaall Elizabeth C. ParkerAAtthh DDiirr Bruce MalinowskiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-5241AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-5428FFAAXX (410) 887-5428

1155.. OOWWIINNGGSS MMIILLLLSS 11AA124 Tollgate Rd.Owings Mills 21117PPrriinncciippaall Diane L. GarbarinoAAtthh DDiirr Brian Bandurchin SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1700AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1528FFAAXX (410) 887-1528

1166.. PPAARRKKVVIILLLLEE 33AA2600 Putty Hill Ave.Baltimore 21234PPrriinncciippaall Charlene DiminoAAtthh DDiirr Jeff MarkleSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-5257AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-5430FFAAXX (410) 887-5430

1177.. PPAATTAAPPSSCCOO 33AA8100 Wise Ave.Baltimore 21222PPrriinncciippaall Ryan ImbrialeAAtthh DDiirr Chris McGuinnessSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-7060AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-7064FFAAXX (410) 887-7062

1188.. PPEERRRRYY HHAALLLL 44AA4601 Ebenezer Rd.Baltimore 21236PPrriinncciippaall George RobertsAAtthh DDiirr Kathy GraybealSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-5108AADD pphhoonnee (410) 256-0696FFAAXX (410) 256-5116

1199.. PPIIKKEESSVVIILLLLEE 11AA7621 Labyrinth Rd.Baltimore 21208PPrriinncciippaall Edmund L. Mitzel AAtthh DDiirr Ted WinnerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1217AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-1257FFAAXX (410) 653-3910

2200.. RRAANNDDAALLLLSSTTOOWWNN 22AA4000 Offutt RoadRandallstown 21133PPrriinncciippaall Cheryl E PasteurAAtthh DDiirr Mike GelmanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0748AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-0756FFAAXX (410) 887-0756

2211.. SSPPAARRRROOWWSS PPOOIINNTT 11AA7400 North Point Rd.Baltimore 21219PPrriinncciippaall Rob SantacroceAAtthh DDiirr Russ LingnerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-7517AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-7512FFAAXX (410) 477-4311

2222.. TTOOWWSSOONN 33AA69 Cedar Ave.Towson 21286PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Jane N. BarrangerAAtthh DDiirr Joslyn TravisSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-3608AADD pphhoonnee (410) 828-9213FFAAXX (410) 828-9213

2233.. WWEESSTTEERRNN TTEECCHH && EENNVV SSCCII 11AA100 Kenwood Ave.Baltimore 21228PPrriinncciippaall Richard P. JesterAAtthh DDiirr Michael McEwanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-0840AADD pphhoonnee (410) 887-0844FFAAXX (410) 887-1024

2244.. WWOOOODDLLAAWWNN 44AA1801 Woodlawn Dr.Baltimore 21207PPrriinncciippaall Brian W. ScrivenAAtthh DDiirr Michael SyeSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 887-1309AADD pphhoonnee (410) 298-0724FFAAXX (410) 887-1324

CCAALLVVEERRTT CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSKevin Hook1305 Dares Beach Rd.Prince Frederick 20678PPhhoonnee (410) 535-7295FFAAXX (410) 535-7424

11.. CCAALLVVEERRTT 22AA600 Dares Beach Rd.Prince Frederick 20678PPrriinncciippaall Susan JohnsonAAtthh DDiirr Brad CrissSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 535-7333AADD pphhoonnee (410) 535-7283 FFAAXX (410) 535-7200

22.. HHUUNNTTIINNGGTTOOWWNN 33AA4125 Solomons Island RdHuntingtown 20639PPrriinncciippaall Rick WeberAAtthh DDiirr Vashawne GrossSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 414-7036AADD pphhoonnee (443) 486-4005FAX (410) 535-2865

33.. NNOORRTTHHEERRNN 33AA2950 Chaneyville Rd.Owings 20736PPrriinncciippaall George MillerAAtthh DDiirr Stacy KarceskySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 257-1519AADD pphhoonnee (410) 257-1537FFAAXX (410) 257-1530

44.. PPAATTUUXXEENNTT 22AA12485 Southern Connector Blvd.Lusby 20657PPrriinncciippaall Nancy HighsmithAAtthh DDiirr Steve CrounseSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 535-7865AADD pphhoonnee 410-535-7438FFAAXX (410) 535-7875

CCAARROOLLIINNEE CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSRoger K. Eareckson204 Franklin St.Denton 21629PPhhoonnee (410) 479-1460FFAAXX (410) 479-0108

11.. NNOORRTTHH CCAARROOLLIINNEE 22AA10990 River Rd.Ridgely 21660PPrriinncciippaall Brian SpieringAAtthh DDiirr Henry WardSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 479-2332AADD pphhoonnee (410) 479-3432FFAAXX (410) 479-2743

22.. CCOOLLOONNEELL RRIICCHHAARRDDSSOONN 11AA25320 Richardson Rd.Federalsburg 21632PPrriinncciippaall Derek L. SimmonsAAtthh DDiirr Earl JesterSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 754-5575AADD pphhoonnee (410) 754-6961FFAAXX (410) 754-3497

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CCAARRRROOLLLL CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSJames Rodriguez125 North Court St.Westminster 21157PPhhoonnee (410) 751-3059FFAAXX (410) 751-3159

11.. CCEENNTTUURRYY 22AA355 Ronsdale Rd.Sykesville 21784PPrriinncciippaall Andrew CockleyAAtthh DDiirr Randy PentzSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 386-4400AADD pphhoonnee (410) 386-4400FFAAXX (410) 386-4413

22.. FFRRAANNCCIISS SSCCOOTTTT KKEEYY 22AA3825 Bark Hill Rd.Union Bridge 21791PPrriinncciippaall John BaugherAAtthh DDiirr Craig WalkerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 751-3320AADD pphhoonnee (410) 751-3320FFAAXX (410) 751-3325

33.. LLIIBBEERRTTYY 22AA5855 Bartholow Rd.Sykesville 21784PPrriinncciippaall Thomas ClowesAAtthh DDiirr Ed DevincentSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 751-3560AADD pphhoonnee (410) 751-3560FFAAXX (410) 751-3564

44.. MMAANNCCHHEESSTTEERR VVAALLLLEEYY 11AA3300 Maple Grove Rd.Manchester 21102PPrriinncciippaall Randy ClarkAAtthh DDiirr David DolchSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 386-1673AADD pphhoonnee (410) 386-1673FFAAXX (410) 386-1561

55.. NNOORRTTHH CCAARRRROOLLLL 22AA1400 Panther Dr.Hampstead 21074PPrriinncciippaall Kimberly N. DolchAAtthh DDiirr Troy WarehimeSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 751-3450AADD pphhoonnee (410) 751-3450FFAAXX (410) 751-3457

66.. SSOOUUTTHH CCAARRRROOLLLL 22AA1300 West Old Liberty Rd.Sykesville 21784PPrriinncciippaall Eric KingAAtthh DDiirr Jim HornSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 751-3575AADD pphhoonnee (410) 751-3575FFAAXX (410) 751-3587

77.. WWEESSTTMMIINNSSTTEERR 44AA1225 Washington Rd.Westminster 21157PPrriinncciippaall Kenneth GonczAAtthh DDiirr Terry MolloySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 751-3630AADD pphhoonnee (410) 751-3630FFAAXX (410) 751-3640

88.. WWIINNTTEERRSS MMIILLLL 22AA560 Gorsuch Rd.Westminster 21157PPrriinncciippaall Ruthanne KenneyAAtthh DDiirr Steve SpeckSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 386-1500AADD pphhoonnee (410) 386-1500FFAAXX (410) 386-1513

CCEECCIILL CCOOUUNNTTYY

CCOOOORRDDIINNAATTOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSChristopher Hersl 201 Booth St.Elkton 21921PPhhoonnee (410) 996-5496FFAAXX (410) 996-1062

11.. BBOOHHEEMMIIAA MMAANNOORR 11AA2755 Augustine Herman Hwy.Chesapeake City 21915PPrriinncciippaall Charles HelmAAtthh DDiirr Bruce KlineSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 885-2075AADD pphhoonnee (410) 885-2075FFAAXX (410) 885-2485

22.. EELLKKTTOONN 22AA110 James St.Elkton 21921PPrriinncciippaall Wes Zimmerman AAtthh DDiirr Jim LeitgebSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 996-5000AADD pphhoonnee (410) 996-5000FFAAXX (410) 996-5646

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33.. NNOORRTTHH EEAASSTT 22AA300 Irishtown Rd.North East 21901PPrriinncciippaall Sean CannonAAtthh DDiirr Gary BrownSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 996-6200AADD pphhoonnee (410) 996-6200FFAAXX (410) 996-6264

44.. PPEERRRRYYVVIILLLLEE 11AA1696 Perryville Rd.Perryville 21903PPrriinncciippaall Peter CallahanAAtthh DDiirr George RashSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 996-6000AADD pphhoonnee (410) 996-6000FFAAXX (410) 996-6027

55.. RRIISSIINNGG SSUUNN 22AA100 Tiger DriveNorth East 21901PPrriinncciippaall George LarsonAAtthh DDiirr Joseph McCullinSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 658-9115AADD pphhoonnee (410) 658-9115FFAAXX (410) 658-9121

CCHHAARRLLEESS CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSJan JohnsonPOB 2770 - letters5980 Radio Station Rd.- pkg.La Plata 20646PPhhoonnee (301) 934-7323FFAAXX (301) 934-7401

11.. LLAA PPLLAATTAA 33AA6035 Radio Station Rd.La Plata 20646PPrriinncciippaall Evelyn ArnoldAAtthh DDiirr Cliff NagleSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1754AADD pphhoonnee (301) 753-1754FFAAXX (301) 934-5657

22.. HHEENNRRYY EE.. LLAACCKKEEYY 33AA3000 Chicamuxen Rd.Indian Head 20640PPrriinncciippaall James ShortAAtthh DDiirr Dave AndersonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1753AADD pphhoonnee (301) 753-1753FFAAXX (301) 743-9076

33.. MMAAUURRIICCEE JJ.. MMCCDDOONNOOUUGGHH 22AA7165 Marshall Corner Rd.Pomfret 20675PPrriinncciippaall Jervie PettyAAtthh DDiirr Jason BursickSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1755AADD pphhoonnee (301) 753-1755FFAAXX (301) 753-8408

44.. NNOORRTTHH PPOOIINNTT 44AA2500 Davis Rd.Waldorf 20603PPrriinncciippaall Kimberly HillAAtthh DDiirr Aly K. JohnsonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1759AADD pphhoonnee (301) 753-1759FFAAXX (301) 885-2347

55.. TTHHOOMMAASS SSTTOONNEE 33AA3785 Leonardtown Rd.Waldorf 20601PPrriinncciippaall Larry MartinAAtthh DDiirr Steve LeeSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1756AADD pphhoonnee (301) 843-0074FFAAXX (301) 932-4278

66.. WWEESSTTLLAAKKEE 33AA3300 Middletown Rd.Waldorf 20603PPrriinncciippaall Chrystal BensonAAtthh DDiirr Dominic ZaccarelliSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 753-1758AADD pphhoonnee (301) 753-1758 x23FFAAXX (301) 932-8583

DDOORRCCHHEESSTTEERR CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSDwayne Abt3485 Golden Hill RoadChurch Creek 21622PPhhoonnee (410) 397-3434FFAAXX (410) 397-3595

11.. CCAAMMBBRRIIDDGGEE--SS.. DDOORRCCHHEESSTTEERR 11AA2475 Cambridge BypassCambridge 21613PPrriinncciippaall David BromwellAAtthh DDiirr Jerome StoverSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 228-9224AADD pphhoonnee (410) 228-9224FFAAXX (410) 228-0724

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22.. NNOORRTTHH DDOORRCCHHEESSTTEERR 11AA5875 Cloverdale Rd.Hurlock 21643PPrriinncciippaall Lynn WebberAAtthh DDiirr Terri WrightSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 943-4511AADD pphhoonnee (410) 943-4511FFAAXX (410) 943-3499

FFRREEDDEERRIICCKK CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSW. Lynn Carr191 South East St.Frederick 21701PPhhoonnee 301-696-6845FFAAXX 301-696-6963

11.. BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 11AA101 Cummings Dr.Brunswick 21716PPrriinncciippaall Jack Newkirk AAtthh DDiirr Perry BakerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-8600AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-8611FFAAXX (240) 236-8601

22.. CCAATTOOCCTTIINN 11AA14745 Sabillasville Rd.Thurmont 21788PPrriinncciippaall Bernie QuesadaAAtthh DDiirr Kevin McMullenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-8100AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-8090FFAAXX (240) 236-8101

33.. FFRREEDDEERRIICCKK 33AA650 Carroll Pkwy.Frederick 21701PPrriinncciippaall Denise Fargo-DevineAAtthh DDiirr Ed RemusSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-7000AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-7083FFAAXX (240) 236-7015

44.. TTHHOOMMAASS JJOOHHNNSSOONN 44AA1501 N. Market St.Frederick 21701PPrriinncciippaall Ms. Marty TarrAAtthh DDiirr Steve NibbsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-8200AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-8233FFAAXX (240) 236-8201

55.. LLIINNGGAANNOORREE 33AA12013 Old Annapolis RoadFrederick 21701PPrriinncciippaall David KehneAAtthh DDiirr Sonny JosephSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 566-9700AADD pphhoonnee (240) 566-9855FFAAXX (240) 566-9853

66.. MMIIDDDDLLEETTOOWWNN 22AA200 Schoolhouse Dr.Middletown 21769PPrriinncciippaall Jay BernoAAtthh DDiirr Tim AmbroseSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-7400AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-7422FFAAXX (240) 236-7450

77.. OOAAKKDDAALLEE 11AA5850 Eaglehead DriveIjamsville 21754PPrriinncciippaall Dr. George SeatonAAtthh DDiirr Chris KrivosSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 566-9400AADD pphhoonnee (240) 566-9455FFAAXX (240) 566-9456

88.. TTUUSSCCAARROORRAA 33AA5312 Ballenger Creek PikeFrederick 21703PPrriinncciippaall Kathleen Schlappal AAtthh DDiirr Jim DeeganSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-6400AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-6545FFAAXX (240) 236-6401

99.. UURRBBAANNAA 44AA3471 Campus Dr.Ijamsville 21754PPrriinncciippaall Cathy CampagnoliAAtthh DDiirr Kevin KendroSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-7600AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-7711FFAAXX (240) 236-7710

1100.. WWAALLKKEERRSSVVIILLLLEE 22AA81 Frederick St.Walkersville 21793PPrriinncciippaall Michael ConcepcionAAtthh DDiirr Mike MummertSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 236-7200AADD pphhoonnee (240) 236-7255FFAAXX (240) 236-7250

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GGAARRRREETTTT CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSLynn H. Bell40 South Second St.Oakland 21550-1518PPhhoonnee (301) 334-8933FFAAXX (301) 334-7621

11.. NNOORRTTHHEERRNN 11AA86 Pride Pkwy.Accident 21520PPrriinncciippaall Gary ReichenbecherAAtthh DDiirr Phil Carr/Tracy BrennemanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 746-8668AADD pphhoonnee (301) 746-8328FFAAXX (301) 746-8942

22.. SSOOUUTTHHEERRNN 11AA345 Oakland Dr.Oakland 21550PPrriinncciippaall James H. MaddyAAtthh DDiirr Matt RedingerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 334-9447AADD pphhoonnee (301) 334-6994FFAAXX (301) 334-8861

HHAARRFFOORRDD CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSKen Zorbach102 South Hickory Ave.Bel Air 21014PPhhoonnee (410) 588-5276, -5249FFAAXX (410) 588-5370

11.. AABBEERRDDEEEENN 33AA251 Paradise Rd.Aberdeen 21001PPrriinncciippaall Thomas M. SzerensitsAAtthh DDiirr Tim LindecampSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 273-5500AADD pphhoonnee (410) 273-5522FFAAXX (410) 273-5522

22.. BBEELL AAIIRR 22AA100 Heighe St.Bel Air 21014PPrriinncciippaall Joseph L. VoskuhlAAtthh DDiirr Phyllis HemmesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-4600AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-4154FFAAXX (410) 638-4604

33.. EEDDGGEEWWOOOODD 22AA2415 Willoughby Beach Rd.Edgewood 21040PPrriinncciippaall Larissa SantosAAtthh DDiirr Debbie BaslerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 612-1500AADD pphhoonnee (410) 612-1500FFAAXX (410) 612-1585

44.. FFAALLLLSSTTOONN 22AA2301 Carrs Mill Rd.Fallston 21047PPrriinncciippaall Joseph A. SchmitzAAtthh DDiirr Dave CeskySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-4120AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-4032FFAAXX (410) 638-4125

55.. HHAARRFFOORRDD TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL 11AA200 Thomas Run Rd.Bel Air 21015PPrriinncciippaall Charles G. HaganAAtthh DDiirr Mike WoodsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-3804AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-3804FFAAXX (410) 638-3820

66.. HHAAVVRREE DDEE GGRRAACCEE 11AA700 Congress Ave.Havre de Grace 21078PPrriinncciippaall M. Patricia WallingAAtthh DDiirr Heather CrawfordSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 939-6600AADD pphhoonnee (410) 939-6600FFAAXX (410) 939-6667

77.. JJOOPPPPAATTOOWWNNEE 11AA555 Joppa Farm Rd.Joppa 21085PPrriinncciippaall Macon L. TuckerAAtthh DDiirr Mike HarrisSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 612-1510AADD pphhoonnee (410) 612-1510FFAAXX (410) 612-1528

88.. NNOORRTTHH HHAARRFFOORRDD 33AA211 Pylesville Rd.Pylesville 21132PPrriinncciippaall Ed HerboldAAtthh DDiirr Tim LarrimoreSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-3650AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-3699FFAAXX (410) 638-3666

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99.. CC.. MMIILLTTOONN WWRRIIGGHHTT 33AA1301 N. Fountain Green Rd.Bel Air 21015PPrriinncciippaall Marlene MoulterAAtthh DDiirr Paul PerkovichSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-4110AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-4110FFAAXX (410) 638-4114

1100.. PPAATTTTEERRSSOONN MMIILLLL 11AA85 Patterson Mill Rd.Bel Air 21015PPrriinncciippaall Wayne ThibeaultAAtthh DDiirr Jason BellamySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 638-4640AADD pphhoonnee (410) 638-4543FFAAXX (410) 638-4646

HHOOWWAARRDD CCOOUUNNTTYY

CCOOOORRDDIINNAATTOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSMichael Williams10910 Route 108Ellicott City 21042PPhhoonnee (410) 313-6631FFAAXX (410) 313-6835

11.. AATTHHOOLLTTOONN 33AA6520 Freetown Rd.Columbia 21044PPrriinncciippaall Jennifer M. ClementsAAtthh DDiirr Michael SenisiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-7065AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-7080FFAAXX (410) 313-7078

22.. CCEENNTTEENNNNIIAALL 33AA4300 Centennial LaneEllicott City 21042PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Carl PerkinsAAtthh DDiirr Jean VanderpoolSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-2856AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-2865FFAAXX (410) 313-2891

33.. GGLLEENNEELLGG 22AA14025 Burnt Woods Rd.Glenelg 21737PPrriinncciippaall Karl SchindlerAAtthh DDiirr John DavisSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-5528AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-5539FFAAXX (410) 313-5536

44.. HHAAMMMMOONNDD 22AA8800 Guilford Rd.Columbia 21046PPrriinncciippaall Marcy LeonardAAtthh DDiirr Joe RussoSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-7615AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-7605FFAAXX (410) 313-7605

55.. HHOOWWAARRDD 33AA8700 Old Annapolis Rd.Ellicott City 21043PPrriinncciippaall Regina MassellaAAtthh DDiirr Michael DuffySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-2867AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-2874FFAAXX (410) 313-2870

66.. LLOONNGG RREEAACCHH 22AA6101 Old Dobbin Ln.Columbia 21045PPrriinncciippaall David BurtonAAtthh DDiirr Joe ThomasSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-7117AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-7414FFAAXX (410) 313-7422

77.. MMAARRRRIIOOTTTTSS RRIIDDGGEE 22AA12100 Woodford Rd.Marriottsville 21104PPrriinncciippaall Patrick SaundersonAAtthh DDiirr Gene BrownSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-5568AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-5421FFAAXX (410) 313-5574

88.. MMTT.. HHEEBBRROONN 33AA9440 Route 99Ellicott City 21042PPrriinncciippaall Scott RuehlAAtthh DDiirr Jeannie PrevostoSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-2880AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-2885FFAAXX (410) 313-2889

99.. OOAAKKLLAANNDD MMIILLLLSS 22AA9410 Kilimanjaro Rd.Columbia 21045PPrriinncciippaall Frank EasthamAAtthh DDiirr Troy StevensonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-6945AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-6953FFAAXX (410) 313-6948

7799

1100.. RREESSEERRVVOOIIRR 33AA11550 Scaggsville Rd.Fulton 20759PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Adrianne KaufmanAAtthh DDiirr Ken KlockSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 888-8850AADD pphhoonnee (410) 888-8853FFAAXX (410) 888-8849

1111.. RRIIVVEERR HHIILLLL 33AA12101 Route 108Clarksville 21029PPrriinncciippaall Nicholas M. NovakAAtthh DDiirr Rick LloydSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-7120AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-7114FFAAXX (410) 313-7114

1122.. WWIILLDDEE LLAAKKEE 33AA5460 Trumpeter Rd.Columbia 21044PPrriinncciippaall Restia WhitakerAAtthh DDiirr Vince ParnellSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 313-6965AADD pphhoonnee (410) 313-6973FFAAXX (410) 313-6972

KKEENNTT CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSKevin Taylor- Kent Co. HS25301 Lambs Meadow Rd.Worton 21678PPhhoonnee (410) 778-1394FFAAXX (410) 778-4266

11.. KKEENNTT CCOOUUNNTTYY 11AA25301 Lambs Meadow Rd.Worton 21678PPrriinncciippaall Tracey Williams AAtthh DDiirr Kevin TaylorSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 778-4540AADD pphhoonnee (410) 778-1394FFAAXX (410) 778-4266

MMOONNTTGGOOMMEERRYY CCOOUUNNTTYY

OOFFFFIICCEE OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSDr. William Beattie, DirectorGabriele von Nordheim, Specialist850 Hungerford Dr. Suite 200Rockville 20850PPhhoonnee (301) 279-3144FFAAXX (301) 279-3104

11.. BBEETTHHEESSDDAA--CCHHEEVVYY CCHHAASSEE 44AA4301 East-West Hwy.Bethesda 20814PPrriinncciippaall Karen LockardAAtthh DDiirr Suzette ThomSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (240) 497-6300AADD pphhoonnee (240) 497-6344FFAAXX (240) 497-6306

22.. MMOONNTTGGOOMMEERRYY BBLLAAIIRR 44AA51 University Blvd. EastSilver Spring 20901PPrriinncciippaall Darryl L. WilliamsAAtthh DDiirr Dale MillerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 649-2800AADD pphhoonnee (301) 649-2841FFAAXX (301) 649-2830

33.. JJAAMMEESS HHUUBBEERRTT BBLLAAKKEE 33AA300 Norwood Rd.Silver Spring 20905PPrriinncciippaall Christopher S. BerryAAtthh DDiirr Butch HilliardSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 879-1300AADD pphhoonnee (301) 879-1333FFAAXX (301) 879-1332

44.. WWIINNSSTTOONN CCHHUURRCCHHIILLLL 44AA11300 Gainsborough Rd.Potomac 20854PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Joan C. BenzAAtthh DDiirr Dave KelleySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 469-1200AADD pphhoonnee (301) 469-1240FFAAXX (301) 469-1208

55.. CCLLAARRKKSSBBUURRGG 33AA22500 Wims Rd.Clarksburg 20871PPrriinncciippaall James KoutsosAAtthh DDiirr Jeff SullivanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 444-3000AADD pphhoonnee (301) 444-3523FFAAXX 301-444-3595

66.. DDAAMMAASSCCUUSS 33AA25921 Ridge Rd.Damascus 20872PPrriinncciippaall Robert G. DomergueAAtthh DDiirr Joe DoodySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 253-7030AADD pphhoonnee (301) 253-7050FFAAXX (301) 253-7050

8800

77.. AALLBBEERRTT EEIINNSSTTEEIINN 33AA11135 Newport Mill Rd.Kensington 20895PPrriinncciippaall James G. FernandezAAtthh DDiirr Patrick BelottSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 929-2200AADD pphhoonnee (301) 962-1025FFAAXX (301) 962-1016

88.. GGAAIITTHHEERRSSBBUURRGG 44AA314 S. Frederick Ave.Gaithersburg 20877PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Christine Handy-CollinsAAtthh DDiirr Jason WoodwardSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 840-4700AADD pphhoonnee (301) 840-4747FFAAXX (301) 840-4707

99.. WWAALLTTEERR JJOOHHNNSSOONN 44AA6400 Rock Spring Dr.Bethesda 20814PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Christopher GarranAAtthh DDiirr Sue AmosSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 803-7100AADD pphhoonnee (301) 803-7254FFAAXX (301) 571-6986

1100.. JJOOHHNN FF.. KKEENNNNEEDDYY 33AA1901 Randolph Rd.Silver Spring 20906PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Eric MinusAAtthh DDiirr Ken CuddSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 929-2100AADD pphhoonnee (301) 962-5936FFAAXX (301) 929-5958

1111.. CCOOLL.. ZZAADDOOKK MMAAGGRRUUDDEERR 44AA5939 Muncaster Mill Rd.Rockville 20855PPrriinncciippaall Leroy EvansAAtthh DDiirr Karl HeimbachSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 840-4600AADD pphhoonnee (301) 840-4624FFAAXX (301) 840-4617

1122.. RRIICCHHAARRDD MMOONNTTGGOOMMEERRYY 44AA250 Richard Montgomery Dr.Rockville 20852PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Nelson McLeodAAtthh DDiirr Jon FredaSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 610-8000AADD pphhoonnee (301) 610-8075FFAAXX (301) 279-8428

1133.. NNOORRTTHHWWEESSTT 44AA13501 Richter Farm Rd.Germantown 20874PPrriinncciippaall Lance Dempsey AAtthh DDiirr Jim TapleySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 601-4660AADD pphhoonnee (301) 601-4629FFAAXX (301) 601-4621

1144.. NNOORRTTHHWWOOOODD 33AA919 University Blvd. WSilver Spring 20901PPrriinncciippaall Henry JohnsonAAtthh DDiirr Marco FuggittiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 649-8088AADD pphhoonnee (301) 649-8229FFAAXX (301) 649-9285

1155.. PPAAIINNTT BBRRAANNCCHH 44AA14121 Old Columbia PikeBurtonsville 20866PPrriinncciippaall Jeanette E. DixonAAtthh DDiirr Heather PodosekSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 989-5600AADD pphhoonnee (301) 989-5616FFAAXX (301) 989-5616

1166.. PPOOOOLLEESSVVIILLLLEE 22AA17501 Willard Rd.Poolesville 20837PPrriinncciippaall Deena LevineAAtthh DDiirr Ed RossSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 972-7900AADD phone (301) 972-7919FFAAXX (301) 972-7915

1177.. QQUUIINNCCEE OORRCCHHAARRDD 33AA15800 Quince Orchard Rd.Gaithersburg 20878PPrriinncciippaall Carole WorkingAAtthh DDiirr Lisa SchraderSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 840-4686AADD pphhoonnee (301) 840-4599FFAAXX (301) 840-4699

1188.. RROOCCKKVVIILLLLEE 22AA2100 Baltimore Rd.Rockville 20851PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Debra S. MunkAAtthh DDiirr Paul FahrnerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 517-8105AADD pphhoonnee (301) 517-5530FFAAXX (301) 517-8828

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1199.. SSEENNEECCAA VVAALLLLEEYY 33AA19401 Crystal Rock Dr.Germantown 20874PPrriinncciippaall Marc J. CohenAAtthh DDiirr Ray SacramoSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 353-8000AADD pphhoonnee (301) 353-8028FFAAXX (301) 353-8004

2200.. SSHHEERRWWOOOODD 44AA300 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd.Sandy Spring 20860PPrriinncciippaall William M. GregoryAAtthh DDiirr Kathy GreenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 924-3200AADD pphhoonnee (301) 924-3230FFAAXX (301) 924-3220

2211.. SSPPRRIINNGGBBRROOOOKK 44AA201 Valleybrook Dr.Silver Spring 20904PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Debra MuggeAAtthh DDiirr Ron LaneSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 989-5700AADD pphhoonnee (301) 989-6070FFAAXX (301) 622-1875

2222.. WWAATTKKIINNSS MMIILLLL 33AA10301 Apple Ridge Rd.Gaithersburg 20879PPrriinncciippaall Scott W. MurphyAAtthh DDiirr Reggie SpearsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 840-3959AADD pphhoonnee (301) 840-3979FFAAXX (301) 840-3956

2233.. WWHHEEAATTOONN 22AA12601 Dalewood Dr.Silver Spring 20906PPrriinncciippaall Kevin LowndesAAtthh DDiirr Dr. Maura RyanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 929-2050AADD pphhoonnee (301) 929-2080FFAAXX (301) 929-2081

2244.. WWAALLTT WWHHIITTMMAANN 44AA7100 Whittier Blvd.Bethesda 20817PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Alan GoodwinAAtthh DDiirr Andy WetzelSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 320-6600AADD pphhoonnee (301) 320-6595FFAAXX (301) 320-6571

2255.. TTHHOOMMAASS SS.. WWOOOOTTTTOONN 44AA2100 Wootton Pky.Rockville 20850PPrriinncciippaall Dr. Michael DoranAAtthh DDiirr Chris ThompsonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 279-8550AADD pphhoonnee (301) 279-8575FFAAXX (301) 279-8569

PPRRIINNCCEE GGEEOORRGGEE’’SS CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSEarl Hawkins, Director O'Shay Watson, Supervisor4400 Shell StreetCapitol Heights 20743PPhhoonnee (301) 669-6050FFAAXX (301) 669-6055

11.. BBLLAADDEENNSSBBUURRGG 44AA4200 57th AvenueBladensburg 20710PPrriinncciippaall Glynis JordanAAtthh DDiirr Stacy SalesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 887-6700AADD pphhoonnee (301) 887-6700 FFAAXX (301) 887-6710

22.. BBOOWWIIEE 44AA15200 Annapolis Rd.Bowie 20715PPrriinncciippaall Jane W. SpenceAAtthh DDiirr Bob EstesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 805-2600AADD pphhoonnee (301) 860-7393FFAAXX (301) 860-7393

33.. CCEENNTTRRAALL 22AA200 Cabin Branch Rd.Capitol Heights 20743PPrriinncciippaall Fletcher JamesAAtthh DDiirr Andria BynumSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 499-7080AADD pphhoonnee (301) 499-7037FFAAXX (301) 499-7087

44.. CCRROOSSSSLLAANNDD 33AA6901 Temple Hills Rd.Temple Hills 20748PPrriinncciippaall Charles Thomas AAtthh DDiirr Eric KnightSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 449-4800AADD pphhoonnee (301) 449-4790FFAAXX (301) 449-4801

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55.. FFRREEDDEERRIICCKK DDOOUUGGLLAASSSS 22AA8000 Croom Rd.Upper Marlboro 20772PPrriinncciippaall Rudolph SaundersAAtthh DDiirr TBASScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 952-2400AADD pphhoonnee (301) 952-7737FFAAXX (301) 627-3377

66.. DDUUVVAALL 44AA9880 Good Luck Rd.Lanham 20706PPrriinncciippaall Eric HarrisonAAtthh DDiirr Franklin CrispiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 918-8600AADD pphhoonnee (301) 918-8607FFAAXX (301) 918-8606

77.. FFAAIIRRMMOONNTT HHEEIIGGHHTTSS 11AA1401 Nye St.Capitol Heights 20743PPrriinncciippaall Nakia NicholsonAAtthh DDiirr Dave SharplessSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 925-1360AADD pphhoonnee (301) 925-1360 x272FFAAXX (301) 925-1377

88.. CCHHAARRLLEESS HH.. FFLLOOWWEERRSS 44AA10001 Ardwick-Ardmore Rd.Springdale 20774PPrriinncciippaall Helena Nobles-JonesAAtthh DDiirr Carlyle RoseSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 636-8000AADD pphhoonnee (301) 636-8000 x286FFAAXX (301) 636-8008

99.. FFOORREESSTTVVIILLLLEE 11AA7001 Beltz Dr.Forestville 20747PPrriinncciippaall Nathaniel LaneyAAtthh DDiirr Irvin HaySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 817-0400AADD pphhoonnee (301) 817-0441FFAAXX (301) 817-0416

1100.. FFRRIIEENNDDLLYY 33AA10000 Allentown Rd.Fort Washington 20744PPrriinncciippaall Edward RyansAAtthh DDiirr Tiffany Miller-BevinsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 449-4900AADD pphhoonnee (301) 265-7951FFAAXX (301) 265-7951

1111.. GGWWYYNNNN PPAARRKK 22AA13800 Brandywine Rd.Brandywine 20613PPrriinncciippaall Tarcie MaloneAAtthh DDiirr Linda Henson-HubbSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 372-0140AADD pphhoonnee (301) 372-0140 x241FFAAXX (301) 372-3439

1122.. HHIIGGHH PPOOIINNTT 44AA3601 Powder Mill Rd.Beltsville 20705PPrriinncciippaall Michael BrooksAAtthh DDiirr Shirley DiggsSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 572-6400AADD pphhoonnee (301) 572-6156FFAAXX (301) 931-0469

1133.. LLAARRGGOO 33AA505 Largo Rd.Upper Marlboro 20772PPrriinncciippaall Angelique Simpson-MarcusAAtthh DDiirr David FantSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 808-8880AADD pphhoonnee (301) 808-8880 x235FFAAXX (301) 808-4066

1144.. LLAAUURREELL 44AA8000 Cherry LaneLaurel 20707PPrriinncciippaall Dwayne JonesAAtthh DDiirr Terry ParfittSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 497-2050AADD pphhoonnee (301) 497-2078FFAAXX (301) 497-2078

1155.. NNOORRTTHHWWEESSTTEERRNN 44AA7000 Adelphi Rd.Hyattsville 20782PPrriinncciippaall Jerome ThomasAAtthh DDiirr Terri DendySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 985-1820AADD pphhoonnee (301) 985-1735FFAAXX (301) 985-1827

1166.. OOXXOONN HHIILLLL 44AA6701 Leyte Dr.Oxon Hill 20745PPrriinncciippaall Jean-Paul CadetAAtthh DDiirr Robert GreenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 749-4300AADD pphhoonnee (301) 466-0114FFAAXX (301) 749-4320

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1177.. PPAARRKKDDAALLEE 44AA6001 Good Luck Rd.Riverdale 20737PPrriinncciippaall Cheryl LoganAAtthh DDiirr Lawrence BrownSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 513-5700AADD pphhoonnee (301) 513-5700 x254FFAAXX (301) 513-0075

1188.. PPOOTTOOMMAACC 33AA5211 Boydell Ave.Oxon Hill 20745PPrriinncciippaall Robynne PrinceAAtthh DDiirr Joanna StephensSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 702-3900AADD pphhoonnee (301) 702-3900 x2006

FFAAXX (301) 702-3886

1199.. EELLEEAANNOORR RROOOOSSEEVVEELLTT 44AA7601 Hanover Pkwy.Greenbelt 20770PPrriinncciippaall Reginald McNeilAAtthh DDiirr Thomas GreenSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 513-5400AADD pphhoonnee (301) 513-5312FFAAXX (301) 614-3446

2200.. SSUUIITTLLAANNDD 44AA5200 Silver Hill Rd.District Heights 20747PPrriinncciippaall Mark FossettAAtthh DDiirr George McClureSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 817-0330AADD pphhoonnee (301) 817-0330FFAAXX (301) 817-0515

2211.. SSUURRRRAATTTTSSVVIILLLLEE 11AA6101 Garden Dr.Clinton 20735PPrriinncciippaall Kristi HoldenAAtthh DDiirr Roderick MooreSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 599-2453AADD pphhoonnee (301) 297-7615FFAAXX (301) 599-2476

2222.. DDRR.. HHEENNRRYY AA.. WWIISSEE,, JJRR.. 44AA12650 Brooke Ln.Upper Marlboro 20772PPrriinncciippaall Carletta MarrowAAtthh DDiirr Glennard JohnsonSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 780-2100AADD pphhoonnee (301) 780-2100FFAAXX (301) 780-2112

QQUUEEEENN AANNNNEE’’SS CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSThad Kalmanowicz202 Chesterfield Ave.Centreville 21617PPhhoonnee (410) 758-2403, x 140FFAAXX (410) 758-8200

11.. KKEENNTT IISSLLAANNDD 22AA900 Love Point Rd.Stevensville 21666PPrriinncciippaall Denise HershbergerAAtthh DDiirr David CooperSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 604-2070AADD pphhoonnee (410) 604-2090FFAAXX (410) 604-2089

22.. QQUUEEEENN AANNNNEE''SS 22AA125 Ruthsburg Rd.Centreville 21617PPrriinncciippaall Conrad Judy AAtthh DDiirr David CooperSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 758-0500AADD pphhoonnee (410) 758-0558FFAAXX (410) 758-4454

SSTT.. MMAARRYY’’SS CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSAndrew C. Roper23160 Moakley St., Suite 101Leonardtown 20650PPhhoonnee (301) 475-5511 x122FFAAXX (301) 475-4229

11.. CCHHOOPPTTIICCOONN 33AA25390 Colton Point Rd.Morganza 20660PPrriinncciippaall Garth Bowling AAtthh DDiirr Raymond Sapp SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 475-0215AADD pphhoonnee (301) 475-0215 x4FFAAXX (301) 475-0222

22.. GGRREEAATT MMIILLLLSS 44AA21130 Great Mills Rd.Great Mills 20634PPrriinncciippaall Tracey L. HeibelAAtthh DDiirr Brenda C. HenleySScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 863-4001AADD pphhoonnee (301) 863-4001x121FFAAXX (301) 863-4006

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33.. LLEEOONNAARRDDTTOOWWNN 44AA23995 Point Lookout Rd.Leonardtown 20650PPrriinncciippaall David B. O’NeillAAtthh DDiirr Randy L. TiraSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 475-0200AADD pphhoonnee (301) 475-0200 x152FFAAXX (301) 475-0204

SSOOMMEERRSSEETT CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSJim Webster7982-A Tawes Campus DriveWestover 21871PPhhoonnee (410) 651-2285FFAAXX (410) 651-3154

11.. CCRRIISSFFIIEELLDD 11AA210 N. Somerset Ave.Crisfield 21817PPrriinncciippaall Monique WardAAtthh DDiirr Greg BozmanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 968-0150AADD pphhoonnee (410) 968-0150FFAAXX (410) 968-1178

22.. WWAASSHHIINNGGTTOONN 11AA10902 Old Princess Anne Rd.Princess Anne 21853PPrriinncciippaall Keith O’NealAAtthh DDiirr C.J. DavenportSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 651-0480AADD pphhoonnee (410) 651-0480FFAAXX (410) 651-0235

TTAALLBBOOTT CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSGail Phillips12 Magnolia St. POB 1029Easton 21601PPhhoonnee (410) 822-0330 x135FFAAXX (410) 820-4260

11.. EEAASSTTOONN 22AA723 Mecklenburg Ave.Easton 21601PPrriinncciippaall David StofaAAtthh DDiirr Christine DuncanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 822-4180AADD pphhoonnee (410) 822-4180FFAAXX (410) 819-5814

22.. SSAAIINNTT MMIICCHHAAEELLSS 11AA200 Seymour Ave.St. Michaels 21663PPrriinncciippaall Helga EinhornAAtthh DDiirr Brian FemiSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 745-2852AADD pphhoonnee (410) 745-2852FFAAXX (410) 745-9939

WWAASSHHIINNGGTTOONN CCOOUUNNTTYY

SSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSEric Michael820 Commonwealth Ave.Hagerstown 21741PPhhoonnee (301) 766-2929FFAAXX (301) 766-8752

11.. BBOOOONNSSBBOORROO 11AA10 Campus Ave.Boonsboro 21713PPrriinncciippaall Peggy PughAAtthh DDiirr Mark WadelSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8022AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8028FFAAXX (301) 432-2269

22.. CCLLEEAARR SSPPRRIINNGG 11AA12630 Broadfording Rd.Clear Spring 21722PPrriinncciippaall Michael J. ShockeyAAtthh DDiirr Lisa ShivesSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8082AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8082FFAAXX (301) 842-0082

33.. HHAANNCCOOCCKK MMIIDDDDLLEE//HHIIGGHH 11AA289 West Main St.Hancock 21750PPrriinncciippaall Martin GreenAAtthh DDiirr Bill SternerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8186AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8191FFAAXX (301) 678-7218

44.. NNOORRTTHH HHAAGGEERRSSTTOOWWNN 22AA1200 Pennsylvania Ave.Hagerstown 21742PPrriinncciippaall Valerie NovakAAtthh DDiirr Marcia NisselSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8238AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8246FFAAXX (301) 733-3158

55.. SSMMIITTHHSSBBUURRGG 11AA66 N. Main St.Smithsburg 21783PPrriinncciippaall Karim ShortridgeAAtthh DDiirr Teresa BachtellSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8337AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8337FFAAXX (301) 824-2617

66.. SSOOUUTTHH HHAAGGEERRSSTTOOWWNN 33AA1101 S. Potomac St.Hagerstown 21740PPrriinncciippaall Richard AkersAAtthh DDiirr Michael TeslaSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8369AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8377FFAAXX (301) 766-8474

77.. WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSPPOORRTT 11AA5 S. Clifton Dr.Williamsport 21795PPrriinncciippaall Henry BohlanderAAtthh DDiirr Stan StoufferSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (301) 766-8423AADD pphhoonnee (301) 766-8424FFAAXX (301) 223-9610

WWIICCOOMMIICCOO CCOOUUNNTTYYSSUUPPEERRVVIISSOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSS

Bryan D. AshbyStosh Schtierman (AD Liaison)P. O. Box 1538101 Long Ave.Salisbury 21802PPhhoonnee (410) 677-5144FFAAXX (410) 677-5105

11.. JJAAMMEESS MM.. BBEENNNNEETTTT 33AA300 East College Ave.Salisbury 21804PPrriinncciippaall Steven E. Grudis VVPP//AAtthhlleettiiccss James E. Cook Jr. AAtthh DDiirr Glenn Gibson SScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 677-5141AADD pphhoonnee (410) 677-5128FFAAXX (410) 677-5126

22.. MMAARRDDEELLAA JJRR--SSRR 11AA24940 Delmar Rd.Mardela Springs 21837PPrriinncciippaall Lori BattsVVPP//AAtthhlleettiiccss Shawn GardnerAAtthh DDiirr Steve ReSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 677-5142AADD pphhoonnee (410) 677-5168FFAAXX (410) 677-5166

33.. PPAARRKKSSIIDDEE 22AA1015 Beaglin Park Dr.Salisbury 21804PPrriinncciippaall Micah Stauffer VVPP//AAtthhlleettiiccss Ron GreeneAAtthh DDiirr Andy HallSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 677-5143AADD pphhoonnee (410) 677-5106FFAAXX (410) 677-5104

44.. WWIICCOOMMIICCOO 22AA201 Long Ave.Salisbury 21804PPrriinncciippaall Don BradyVVPP//AAtthhlleettiiccss Steve LovelletteAAtthh DDiirr Stosh SchtiermanSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 677-5146AADD pphhoonnee (410) 677-5157FFAAXX (410) 677-5151

WWOORRCCEESSTTEERR CCOOUUNNTTYY

CCOOOORRDDIINNAATTOORR OOFF AATTHHLLEETTIICCSSRaymond L. Moore6270 Worcester Hwy.Newark 21841PPhhoonnee (410) 632-5084FFAAXX (410) 632- 1599

11.. SSTTEEPPHHEENN DDEECCAATTUURR 33AA9913 Seahawk Rd.Berlin 21811PPrriinncciippaall Louis H. TaylorAAtthh DDiirr Donald HowardSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 641-2171AADD pphhoonnee (410) 641-1574FFAAXX (410) 641-1135

22.. PPOOCCOOMMOOKKEE 11AA1817 Old Virginia Rd.Pocomoke City 21851PPrriinncciippaall Tyrone MillsAAtthh DDiirr David ByrdSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 632-5180AADD pphhoonnee (410) 632-5195FFAAXX (410) 632-5189

33.. SSNNOOWW HHIILLLL 11AA305 S. Church St.Snow Hill 21863PPrriinncciippaall Tom DavisAAtthh DDiirr Allen MillerSScchhooooll pphhoonnee (410) 632-5270AADD pphhoonnee (410) 632-5284FFAAXX (410) 632-5279

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