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(Reprint) 1947 Yearbook: Towson Catholic High School, Towson, Maryland
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they are saying that i am a prospect but im not sure what that really means..those that mean im getting looked at by division 1 colleges or something else like that or is it like they are expecting me a be good enough to play proffesionally....heres the rankins im #33 will jackson..AND IM NOT LYING HERES MY PIC.. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf ...
Rank Pos
Rating
Name School, City Video HT/ WT/ Profile / Skills / Ability College Commitment
1 PG/SG Justin Anderson
Montrose Christian School
Rockville , MD 6'5" 175lb
2 SF Jordan Goodman
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'8" 185lb
3 PG James Robinson
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 6'2" 175lb
4 SF Joe Lundy
Friendship Collegiate Academy
Washington , DC 6'4" 185lb
5 PF John Crowder
Towson Catholic School
Baltimore , MD 6'7" 195lb
6 SF Isaiah Miles
Glenleg Country School
Baltimore , MD 6'6" 175lb
7 SF Marvel Redfearn
West Potomac HS
Potomac , MD 6'4" 170lb
8 SG Lamont Baldwin
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 165lb
9 SF/PF Charles Tapper
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 180lbs
10 SG Abu Kamara
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'1" 170lbs
11 PG Jamal Lewis
Sidwell Friends
Washington , DC 5'11' 160lbs
12 PG/SG Daquan Cook
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 160lb
13 SG David Burgos
Princeton Day Academy
Lanham , MD 6'1" 170lbs
14 SG Lionel Greene
John Carroll HS
Baltimore , MD 6'2" 170lb
15 PF Kyle Locke
McDonough School
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 200lb
16 PG Carlos Horne
Bishop McNamara
Forestville , MD 6'0" 160lb
17 SG David Barnes
Bishop O'Connell HS
Fairfax , VA 6'1" 165lbs
18 PG Cyrus Jones
Gilman School
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 160lb
19 PG Doug Chappell
Mt. Vernon HS
Alexandria , VA 5'10" 155lb
20 SF Evan Singletary
Archbishop Curley
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 175lb
21 SF Marshall Forney
St. Alban's HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 170lbs
22 SF Justin Goldsbough
St. Stephens/St. Agnes
Arlington , VA 6'1" 170lbs
23 SG Joe Hazel
Bullis HS
Potomac , MD 6'0" 160lb
24 SF Jourdan Strickler
Archbishop Spalding
Severn , MD 6'3" 170lb
25 SG Daquan Kerman
Paul VI Catholic
Fairfax , VA 5'11"160lb
26 PG Jalen Williams
Riverdale Baptist
Upper Marlboro , MD 5'8" 150lb
27 PG Marcellous Bell
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 5'10" 165lb
28 PG Victor Blakely
Friendly HS
Fort Washington , MD 5'7" 140lb
29 PG Brian Kelly
Montrose Christian
Rockville , MD 5'9" 155lb
30 PG Ronald Epps
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 165lb
31 PF Phillip Lawerence
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'5" 180lb
32 PG Demonte McNeil
Largo HS
Upper Marlboro , MD 6'2" 195lb
33 PF Will Jackson
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'4" 175lb
34 SF Gavin Stephenson
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'3" 180lbs
35 PG Sterling Myles
Archbishop Curley HS
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 150lb
It means you're definitely going to get calls from colleges within the next year. Right now it means they expect you to be a solid college player, probably not pro material just yet. If you keep up the hard work, identify your weak spots and improve on them, and keep the grades decent, we'll probably be seeing you on ESPN throwing down for one of the big time schools. Good luck and keep working hard.
Towson#39;s girls#39; lacrosse team#39;s quot;biggest fanquot; gets her photo opportunity. Courtesy of DigitalSports.com www.digitalsports.com
Age- 24
I'm American
I'm 6 ft 8 in
I'm 230 lb
I'm from High school- Towson Catholic, Oak Hill Academy
I'm from College Syracuse University
carmelo anthony?
I'm an senior in high school and I'm applying to these following universities Towson, Baltimore County Md, West Virginia, Mary mount, Frostburg, Catholic and and Penn State Alootona. I'm just an 3.0 student but when I go to college I'll get more serious tho,. And I want to major either in pharmacy or nursing to become an nurse practicer. So yea I dunno what school to choose and I dunno which career to major in. I'm not great with math but im good with science but I really want to be a pharmacist but I don't want to try to be something that I'm not capable of. And I want to know which major you think might be better and what school is good for either? ANY INFO WILL HELP!!
Either one is good. The problem is that you haven't been applying yourself, so you don't know what you're capable of.
My suggestion is to find courses which are common to both fields, get started, work hard and then make your decision a few month into it.
they are saying that i am a prospect but im not sure what that really means..those that mean im getting looked at by division 1 colleges or something else like that or is it like they are expecting me a be good enough to play proffesionally....heres the rankins im #33 will jackson..AND IM NOT LYING HERES MY PIC.. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf m?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=5871 5613&albumID=26239&imageID=25911 486
Rank Pos
Rating
Name School, City Video HT/ WT/ Profile / Skills / Ability College Commitment
1 PG/SG Justin Anderson
Montrose Christian School
Rockville , MD 6'5" 175lb
2 SF Jordan Goodman
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'8" 185lb
3 PG James Robinson
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 6'2" 175lb
4 SF Joe Lundy
Friendship Collegiate Academy
Washington , DC 6'4" 185lb
5 PF John Crowder
Towson Catholic School
Baltimore , MD 6'7" 195lb
6 SF Isaiah Miles
Glenleg Country School
Baltimore , MD 6'6" 175lb
7 SF Marvel Redfearn
West Potomac HS
Potomac , MD 6'4" 170lb
8 SG Lamont Baldwin
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 165lb
9 SF/PF Charles Tapper
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 180lbs
10 SG Abu Kamara
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'1" 170lbs
11 PG Jamal Lewis
Sidwell Friends
Washington , DC 5'11' 160lbs
12 PG/SG Daquan Cook
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 160lb
13 SG David Burgos
Princeton Day Academy
Lanham , MD 6'1" 170lbs
14 SG Lionel Greene
John Carroll HS
Baltimore , MD 6'2" 170lb
15 PF Kyle Locke
McDonough School
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 200lb
16 PG Carlos Horne
Bishop McNamara
Forestville , MD 6'0" 160lb
17 SG David Barnes
Bishop O'Connell HS
Fairfax , VA 6'1" 165lbs
18 PG Cyrus Jones
Gilman School
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 160lb
19 PG Doug Chappell
Mt. Vernon HS
Alexandria , VA 5'10" 155lb
20 SF Evan Singletary
Archbishop Curley
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 175lb
21 SF Marshall Forney
St. Alban's HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 170lbs
22 SF Justin Goldsbough
St. Stephens/St. Agnes
Arlington , VA 6'1" 170lbs
23 SG Joe Hazel
Bullis HS
Potomac , MD 6'0" 160lb
24 SF Jourdan Strickler
Archbishop Spalding
Severn , MD 6'3" 170lb
25 SG Daquan Kerman
Paul VI Catholic
Fairfax , VA 5'11"160lb
26 PG Jalen Williams
Riverdale Baptist
Upper Marlboro , MD 5'8" 150lb
27 PG Marcellous Bell
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 5'10" 165lb
28 PG Victor Blakely
Friendly HS
Fort Washington , MD 5'7" 140lb
29 PG Brian Kelly
Montrose Christian
Rockville , MD 5'9" 155lb
30 PG Ronald Epps
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 165lb
31 PF Phillip Lawerence
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'5" 180lb
32 PG Demonte McNeil
Largo HS
Upper Marlboro , MD 6'2" 195lb
33 PF Will Jackson
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'4" 175lb
34 SF Gavin Stephenson
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'3" 180lbs
35 PG Sterling Myles
Archbishop Curley HS
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 150lb
Good job man! It means you are better than Gavin Stephenson, but not quite as good as Demonte McNeil.
they are saying that i am a prospect but im not sure what that really means..those that mean im getting looked at by division 1 colleges or something else like that or is it like they are expecting me a be good enough to play proffesionally....heres the rankins im #33 will jackson..AND IM NOT LYING HERES MY PIC.. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf ...
Rank Pos
Rating
Name School, City Video HT/ WT/ Profile / Skills / Ability College Commitment
1 PG/SG Justin Anderson
Montrose Christian School
Rockville , MD 6'5" 175lb
2 SF Jordan Goodman
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'8" 185lb
3 PG James Robinson
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 6'2" 175lb
4 SF Joe Lundy
Friendship Collegiate Academy
Washington , DC 6'4" 185lb
5 PF John Crowder
Towson Catholic School
Baltimore , MD 6'7" 195lb
6 SF Isaiah Miles
Glenleg Country School
Baltimore , MD 6'6" 175lb
7 SF Marvel Redfearn
West Potomac HS
Potomac , MD 6'4" 170lb
8 SG Lamont Baldwin
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 165lb
9 SF/PF Charles Tapper
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 180lbs
10 SG Abu Kamara
Archbishop Carroll HS
Washington , DC 6'1" 170lbs
11 PG Jamal Lewis
Sidwell Friends
Washington , DC 5'11' 160lbs
12 PG/SG Daquan Cook
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 160lb
13 SG David Burgos
Princeton Day Academy
Lanham , MD 6'1" 170lbs
14 SG Lionel Greene
John Carroll HS
Baltimore , MD 6'2" 170lb
15 PF Kyle Locke
McDonough School
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 200lb
16 PG Carlos Horne
Bishop McNamara
Forestville , MD 6'0" 160lb
17 SG David Barnes
Bishop O'Connell HS
Fairfax , VA 6'1" 165lbs
18 PG Cyrus Jones
Gilman School
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 160lb
19 PG Doug Chappell
Mt. Vernon HS
Alexandria , VA 5'10" 155lb
20 SF Evan Singletary
Archbishop Curley
Baltimore , MD 6'4" 175lb
21 SF Marshall Forney
St. Alban's HS
Washington , DC 6'3" 170lbs
22 SF Justin Goldsbough
St. Stephens/St. Agnes
Arlington , VA 6'1" 170lbs
23 SG Joe Hazel
Bullis HS
Potomac , MD 6'0" 160lb
24 SF Jourdan Strickler
Archbishop Spalding
Severn , MD 6'3" 170lb
25 SG Daquan Kerman
Paul VI Catholic
Fairfax , VA 5'11"160lb
26 PG Jalen Williams
Riverdale Baptist
Upper Marlboro , MD 5'8" 150lb
27 PG Marcellous Bell
Dematha Catholic
Hyattsville , MD 5'10" 165lb
28 PG Victor Blakely
Friendly HS
Fort Washington , MD 5'7" 140lb
29 PG Brian Kelly
Montrose Christian
Rockville , MD 5'9" 155lb
30 PG Ronald Epps
City College HS
Baltimore , MD 6'0" 165lb
31 PF Phillip Lawerence
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'5" 180lb
32 PG Demonte McNeil
Largo HS
Upper Marlboro , MD 6'2" 195lb
33 PF Will Jackson
Seneca Valley HS
Gaithersburg , MD 6'4" 175lb
34 SF Gavin Stephenson
Mt. St. Joseph's
Baltimore , MD 6'3" 180lbs
35 PG Sterling Myles
Archbishop Curley HS
Baltimore , MD 5'11" 150lb
wow...all of your questions in your profile has been the same question...
Get a grip!!
The story of Cardinal Gibbons Cricket
Last year, I coached the only American high school cricket team outside of New York City. It was created by a group of American kids who, without ever having played a hardball game, had already fallen in love with the sport. How did this come to pass? Well, it all started in Virginia, in April of 2008.
As a U.S. History teacher at the Cardinal Gibbons School in Baltimore, I often led field trips to the many historic sites in the area, and that April, I led a group of students on a two-day visit to Civil War sites in Richmond. Our first stop was the American Civil War Center at the site of the Tredegar Iron Works . After watching a cannon-firing demonstration, a smallish man in period clothing called out to our group, asking if we would like to play cricket. We agreed to have a look at the game, and from that point on, my life has had an added dimension.,
...Will Archdiocese schools closure plan be a Towson Catholic repeat?
Archibishop Edwin F. O'Brien is scheduled this week to release his plans to close some unspecified number of Catholic schools in response to falling enrollments and weakening finances. The restructuring plan has been months in the making and is the product of a blue ribbon commission, focus groups, community meetings and discussion in the parishes. It should not come as a surprise to the parents of Catholic school students, the way the sudden closure of Towson Catholic High School did last summer, when officials at that school -- which was not affiliated with the Archdiocese -- shut its doors just weeks before the start of the new school year. That decision led to widespread protests and even a lawsuit.
The scale of the Archdiocese's plan will likely be much wider and affect much more than one school. Are Catholic school parents and students prepared for such a change? Do they have confidence in the process the Archdiocese used to craft its plan, or in the possibility of stabilizing the region's Catholic school system? What do Catholic school parents think needs to be done to shore up the system's academic and religious mission?
...News
Hard choices for Gibbons studentsBaltimore Sun - Mar 29, 2010
Families at Gibbons - the only high school on the list - have until today to send applications to the Catholic high schools that the archdiocese has and morenbsp;raquo;
ABC2 News - Mar 09, 2010
Ten catholic high schools have come together to identify spaces available for all Cardinal Gibbons students. Parents were given an application form to and morenbsp;raquo;Dreamcricket - Mar 15, 2010
Press Box(The Archdiocese had just announced the closing of Towson Catholic High School, and there was a somber feeling at Cardinal Gibbons, wondering if we were to Gibbons Athletes Fight Grim Reality Of School#39;s Closureall 12 news articlesnbsp;raquo;
Annapolis Capital - Apr 01, 2010
Not only does he serve on the board at Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, but he also helps with services at St. Jane Frances School in Pasadena andPhiladelphia Inquirer - Mar 20, 2010
The Rev. Albert Jenemann, 82; St. Joe#39;s educator | | 03 Born in Philadelphia, he graduated from West Catholic High School and studied for two years at the Merchant Marine Academy before entering the Society ofBay Net - Mar 28, 2010
St. Mary#39;s Ryken#39; Match Point Makes Them Regional Champions group of several hundred schools. Ryken will compete against the Frederick County High School, St. John#39;s Catholic Prep, in Towson on Tuesday, April 13th.and morenbsp;raquo;
Baltimore Sun - Mar 23, 2010
After graduating in 1934 from Loyola High School, he earned a bachelor#39;s degree in 1938 from the University of Maryland, College Park. and morenbsp;raquo;
BS PHOTO bio-071 Towson Catholic High School Graduation 1961
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