Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Patch shares a recent Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference standings update.
The Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference released updated standings Tuesday morning. The Aberdeen boys lacrosse team remained in the hunt for the Susquehanna Division title as of Tuesday morning. The standings are shown, in full, in the slideshow with this post. The standings are posted by division, in alphabetical order, as provided by the conference. Did you know? You can write about your own team and post your own photos & videos! Skip the middle man altogther and join our Local Voices by clicking here. Conference championship dates and locations have also been announced: — Report scores & suggest story ideas—email Aberdeen@patch.com Follow & tweet pics or results to @AberdeenMDPatch & @HarfordCoPatch
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Patch shares a recent Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference standings update.
The Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference released updated standings Tuesday morning. The Aberdeen boys lacrosse team is in the hunt for the Susquehanna Division title. The standings are shown, in full, in the slideshow with this post. The standings are posted by division, in alphabetical order, as provided by the conference. Did you know? You can write about your own team and post your own photos & videos! Skip the middle man altogther and join our Local Voices by clicking here. Conference championship dates and locations have also been announced: — Report scores & suggest story ideas—email Aberdeen@patch.com Follow & tweet pics or results to @AberdeenMDPatch & @HarfordCoPatch
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Aberdeen and River Hill met for the second straight year at UMBC's RAC Arena.
The Eagles girls are soaring once more. Aberdeen defeated River Hill, 51-47, to win the MPSSAA Class 3A state basketball championship Saturday night at UMBC's RAC Arena. Kierra Palmer led the Eagles with 22 points in a comeback victory. River Hill led, 28-18, at the half, but Aberdeen used a strong start to the fourth quarter to repeat last year's victory over the Hawks. It's the second state championship in the program's history in the Eagles third consecutive trip to the finals. Aberdeen accomplished the repeat playing more than half its season without its top player—6-foot-3 senior post player Bri Jones, who will play at the University of Maryland after recovering from surgery to repair a torn knee ligament. Aberdeen finishes its season…
SFMsports.net will broadcast the Aberdeen-River Hill state championship game.
Can't make it to Saturday's Class 3A girls basketball championship to cheer for your Eagles? A locally-based sports broadcasting company has you covered. SFMsports.net will carry a live audio broadcast the game, and every MPSSAA basketball finals contest this month, live on its website. Aberdeen faces River Hill at 8 p.m. Saturday at RAC Arena on the campus of UMBC. A live stream of the game, for a fee, is also available on PlayOn Sports. Headed to the game? Look for Patch. We'll have video coverage following the Eagles-Hawks rematch. Add your photos and video to our community gallery.
Friday, March 8, 2013
The Aberdeen girls basketball team will try to repeat as MPSSAA state champions when they face River Hill at 8 p.m. on Saturday at UMBC's RAC Arena.
Aberdeen will look to repeat when it plays River Hill in the Class 3A state championship Saturday. The Eagles (22-1) advanced with a 71-50 semifinal win against Damascus on Friday to set up a rematch with the Hawks for the state crown. Aberdeen defeated River Hill, 62-48, to win the title last March. Aberdeen (22-1) and River Hill (23-3) meet at 8 p.m. Saturday at UMBC's RAC Arena. It'll be a matchup of Aberdeen's stellar offense against River Hill's tight defense. Aberdeen has won its four playoff games by an average of 73-44. River Hill won its four games by an average score of 51-29. Aberdeen has played in the state tournament four times prior, winning the championship last March after losing the final in 2011. The Eagles also reached …
Monday, March 4, 2013
Aberdeen's boys basketball season is on the line in a road game Monday night.
The Eagles girls aren't the only Aberdeen team still playing in the MPSSA postseason. Aberdeen visits City Monday in a Class 3A North region semifinal. Have photos of the Eagles in action? Post them here.
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Aberdeen girls basketball team advanced to the MPSSAA's final four on Friday.
Aberdeen won its third straight girls basketball region championship Friday, moving one step closer to defending its state title. The Eagles (22-1) defeated City, 73-45, to win the MPSSAA Class 3A North region crown and advance to the March 7 state semifinal. Aberdeen will face Damascus (21-2)—which defeated South Hagerstown, 60-42 in Friday's Class 3A West region final at 7 p.m. on March 7 at UMBC's RAC Arena. River Hill (21-1), which Aberdeen defeated for last year's state title, advanced Friday and plays Friendly (19-2) in the other Class 3A semifinal. In the Class 2A bracket Friday, Patterson Mill advanced to the state semifinals for the second straight year. Aberdeen has won its three playoff games by an average of 73-42. Damascus, …
Thursday, February 28, 2013
The Aberdeen girls basketball team hosts City College Friday night in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen goes for its third straight girls basketball region title Friday night. The Eagles host City College at 6 p.m. at Aberdeen High School. Top seed Aberdeen (21-1) is seeking its third straight trip to the state title game after winning the school's first championship last March. No. 2 seed City (21-2) used a nine-point win against Milford Mill to reach the region final. Aberdeen toppled its two early-round opponents by a combined 66 points to reach Friday's Class 3A North title contest. Friday's winner advances to face either Damascus (20-2) or South Hagerstown (19-2)—who meet in the Class 3A West region final at 7 p.m. Friday—in a state semifinal at 7 p.m. on March 7 at UMBC's RAC Arena. River Hill, which Aberdeen defeated for last…
Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Eagles defeated Edgewood for the Uppper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference championship Wednesday night in Bel Air. It was the team's second straight title.
The Aberdeen girls basketball team cruised past Edgewood, 62-23, to earn the Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference championship Wednesday night in Bel Air. It was the second straight conference title for the Eagles, who have won the UCBAC's Chesapeake Division in both of those seasons. It's the third title overall for Aberdeen, which also won the championship in 2004. Freshman Stephanie Jones led the Eagles in Wednesday's game with 23 points, while Jimmia McCluskey added 14, according to The Aegis. Also Wednesday, Edgewood defeated Joppatowne, 59-55, for the boys conference title. The girls basketball team for Aberdeen is a top seed in the MPSSAA tournament, which begins next week. The Eagles are the defending Class 3A state champions. …
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The Eagles will square off with Edgewood in a game at C. Milton Wright.
The Aberdeen girls basketball team is playing for the conference championship Wednesday. The Eagles and Edgewood will square off at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the title matchup at C. Milton Wright. Edgewood (16-6 overall) won the Susquehanna Division, going 14-0 in division play. Aberdeen (19-3 overall) was unbeaten in division play, as well, going 12-0 against Chesapeake Division opponents. » See the full UCBAC standings for both boys and girls in the charts with this post. The Eagles are also a top seed in the region playoffs. For more on their postseason schedule, read here. The UCBAC boys title game is also slated for Wednesday at C. Milton Wright. Edgewood (11-1 Chesapeake Division) and Joppatownemeet in a 5 p.m. tip. Have photos of the …
Brian Robinson
9:00 pm on Sunday, March 10, 2013
Last night my family and I witnessed Maryland Sports History! What a Game... Brilliant Coaching {Head Coach Ms. Amber Milnes, Assistant Coaches; Mr. Hikam Hibbert, Ms. Jamie Krukowski and Mr. Michael Jones}, Outstanding Team Play (LADY EAGLES NEVER QUIT) and the Heart of Champions was experienced by all physically there in attendance! The exceptional game plan and half time adjustments made by … more ›