The City holds a 16-12 series advantage over the County girls team, comprised of Brunswick, Catoctin, Middletown, Linganore, Urbana, Walkersville. On the boys side, the City holds a commanding 22-6 series lead.
As usual, there will be plenty of extra features added to the evening’s festivities. At halftime of the girls game, there will be free throw-shooting contest. After the girls game and before the boys game, there will be a girls 3-point shooting and a boys slam dunk contest. The boys 3-point shooting contest will commence at halftime of the boys game.
Admission to the game is $5 per person. All proceeds from the games will enable the Frederick County Coaches Association to award two Frederick County athletes with a $500 scholarship at this spring’s annual Scholar-Athlete Banquet.
Girls named to the city team are: Naomi Carroll, Sanna Ali and Jatorie Jones (Frederick); Kimberly Passarelli (Frederick Warriors); Andrea Amati (MSD); Jenny Foit and Sarah True (Thomas Johnson); Jessica Humphrey, Akilah Hill and Jasmine Guillory (Tuscarora). They will be coached by Tuscarora head and assistant coaches Brooke Crawford and Kevin Crawford.
The county will be represented by Danielle Maught (Brunswick); Tara Stackhouse and Brittany Chmelik (Catoctin); Holly Havenstein and Jen Bonifant (Linganore); Colleen McCarrick, Kelsey House and Kristen Bauk (Middletown); Hannah McBee, Katie Nordyke and Kelly Mohns (Urbana); and Sabrina Sparkman (Walkersville). Urbana assistant coaches Jessica Mills and Ann Orelli will coach the county contingent.
The city boys squad will consist of Guy Barnes (Frederick); Mark Korn (Maryland School for the Deaf); A.J. Anthony (New Life Christian); Trenton Epps, Greg Hunt (St. John’s-Catholic Prep); Max Fisher, Denzel Randolph and Roy Comer (Thomas Johnson); Dereck Holland, Antoine Smith, Luis Cotto and Brian Kidd (Tuscarora). Vance Rewolinski of MSD heads the City team.
The county boys roster includes: Andrew Simpson and Austin Darling (Brunswick); Matty Thompson (Catoctin); Chris Kluetz and Pat Kelly (Linganore); Michael Oursler, Winston Towns and Woody Butler (Middletown); Andrew Stephens and Chase Arrighi (Urbana); as well as Jabari Brown and Sean Abercrombie (Walkersville).
Linganore assistant coach Eric Jackson will take over the coaching duties for the County.
The County swept last year’s games, with the girls winning, 81-45 and the boys prevailing, 95-86.
