The annual Bel Air Jaycee Fishing Tournament, held at Bynum Run Pond, drew 50 young anglers divided into two age groups. Winners received prizes for catching the largest, smallest, and most fish in each age division. Damon Hillsmire, John Rourke, Mark Barcus, and Curt Record won rods, reels, and tackle boxes donated by Lee’s Outdoors. Record swept the 9-and-under division by catching the largest, smallest, and most fish.
Danny Bungori, a Havre de Grace and John Carroll School standout, set a University of Maryland record for single-season touchdown receptions with six.
Bel Air’s football team ran over Delaware’s Salesianum, 26–7, relying on a pure “four yards and a cloud of dust” offense. The Bobcats did not attempt a single pass the entire game.
Aberdeen’s girls’ volleyball team won the first Harford County championship, defeating Joppatowne 15–13 and 15–13. Coach Janie Anderson was without co-captain and star player Beatrice Hargrove, who was sidelined with the flu.
John Carroll’s field hockey team stepped up in competition to face Harford Community College and came home with a 3–0 victory.
