Andrew Krause of Joppa rolled a perfect game at Forest Hill Bowl. Krause bowls in two leagues and typically practices for two hours a day. At the time, he hoped to pursue a career as a professional bowler.
With the induction of Homer King (Bel Air Class of 1970), Keith Runk (John Carroll coach), and Bill Zimmerman (Edgewood High School coach and referee), Harford County now had seven members of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. King and Zimmerman joined Bel Air graduates Gary Siler (’78), Keith Watson (’80), and Craig Reddish (’86), along with Dick Slutzky, the legendary Aberdeen High School coach.
C. Milton Wright brought home both the girls’ and boys’ UCBAC Cross Country Championships. The girls’ team cruised to an easy victory, while the boys narrowly edged Fallston to claim the title.
Jockey Taylor Hole rode Harford County’s Admirals War Chest to victory in the Maryland Million Classic at Laurel Park. Berkeley Farm in Darlington is home to Admirals War Chest, while Corby Caiazzo serves as the horse’s trainer.
Ryan Dean scored four goals to propel Edgewood soccer to a 5–1 victory over Aberdeen in the Section II quarterfinals. The junior forward had scored 26 goals on the season.
