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Maryland Golf 2006
Maryland Golf 20062006-08-03 Kays Perseverance Pays Off in Worsham MemorialHilary Lawson won her third consecutive Middle Atlantic Golf Association junior girls championship last Friday at Country Club of Fairfax. Lawson, a 17-year-old senior at Magruder who finished second at the Maryland State Golf Associations junior girls championship the previous day, shot a 4-over-par 77 to win by three strokes over Kelly Lynch, 16, of Severna Park. Lynch also finished runner-up to Lawson last year. Lawson became only the second golfer to win three titles in a row in this event. Sarah LeBrun of Owings Mills also won three titles from 1981 to 83. Because the event was rained out in June, it was reduced from 36 holes to 18. After starting the day three strokes behind the leader in the final round of the 55th Bubby Worsham Memorial, Devin Kay thought he was out of contention when he bogeyed four consecutive holes on the back nine. Turns out, he wasnt the only one having problems. Kay, an All-Met from Churchill, ended.
2006-08-13 U-Md. Backup Quarterback Waits for Playtime to BeginIn the meantime, Steffy worked not only on learning the playbook but on expanding his interests, "sort of prioritizing and putting things in order," as he puts it. He never worried about schoolwork in high school and needed to take the SAT twice to qualify at Maryland; in college, hes received academic honors and is now considering a double major in kinesiology and business. He dabbled in community service in high school; now, hes in the process of forming his own charity to help children with medical problems. He has started to plan a charity golf tournament scheduled for next summer, and he has continued a friendship with Katie Hull, a 12-year-old Lancaster girl who has cerebral palsy. Marylands Jordan Steffy remains the backup quarterback but is convinced hell be starting before his three years of remaining eligibility are up.
2006-10-14 World Golf News - GCSAA has awarded scholarship money to 22 college studentsThe first place winner of the competition, Aaron Johnsen, receives a usd. 6,000 scholarship and is honored as the Mendenhall Award Winner. The second place winner in the competition, Jason Oliver, receives a usd. 5,000 award and is designated as the recipient of the Allan MacCurrach Award. The MacCurrach Award is funded by the PGA Tour. Johnsen, a Woodbury, Minn. , native, is a senior environmental horticulture major with an emphasis in turfgrass management at the University of Minnesota and Oliver, who hails from Portland, Ore. , is a horticulture/golf course turf management major at Oregon State University scheduled to graduate in December. Both of them will also receive an all-expense paid trip to the GCSAA Education Conference and Golf Industry Show this February in Anaheim, Calif. GCSAA has awarded scholarship money to 22 college students - GCSAA has awarded scholarship money to 22 college students
2006-08-31 Diamondback Online - Blackwater boondoggleTonight, Marylands Critical Area Commission begins review of the usd. 1 billion, 2,700 home Blackwater Resort project planned just south of Cambridge on Marylands Eastern Shore. The developer wants to build a hotel and golf course within the Chesapeake Bay Critical area, an environmentally sensitive zone governed by a state law designed to protect water quality and the Chesapeake Bay. Gov. Robert Ehrlich has taken a stance that land use is a local issue and he refuses to intervene. It isnt just one farm at stake tonight, but the ability of our government and more than 20 years of progressive state land use policy to keep the real estate lobby in check. www.diamondbackonline.com The Diamondback, the University of Maryland independent student newspaper - Diamond diamondback diamond back maryland university of maryland umd college newspaper college news independent college news independent student media
2006-09-28 Week in Numbers Potomac Sports - Potomac Almanac - Connection NewspapersConsecutive state championships Churchills golf team has won. If the Bulldogs are to compete for a fifth straight title, they must place in the top three in team scoring at the District 2 Championships at the Poolesville Golf Course on Tuesday, Oct. 3. In additions to the teams that qualify for states, the top eight of all remaining golfers at the district tournament will qualify as individuals for states. The state tournament will be hosted by the University of Maryland on and 25. www.connectionnewspapers.com
2006-08-17 Northwest Herald - OnlineSlow and steady wins the race, so goes the fable of the tortoise and hare. Fred Funk is all turtle. Funk studied to be a policeman at Maryland and earned a degree in law enforcement, but tried to become a professional golfer after graduating in 1980. It took him a while he detoured to become mens golf coach for the Terrapins from 1982-1988, and a rotator cuff injury also slowed him 1 before Funk earned his PGA Tour card in 1989. Funk slowly and steadily built a strong record 1 hes 14th on the career earnings list 1 and has seven tour wins, including the 2005 players championship. Now 50, Funk is one of the more popular players among hardcore golf fans. His following, Funks Punks, loves the big smiling turtle of a guy 1 whom many call the most accurate driver, if not the longest, around.
2006-08-09 Business DigestJob center // Columbia Workforce Center, a division of the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, and the Howard County One-Stop Employment Center offer free workshops to assist job seekers. "Applying for State Employment" will be offered from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Monday. A "One-Stop Orientation," which provides an overview of the job-search services provided at the center, will be offered from 9:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m . A workshop on the "Federal Job Search Process" is planned from 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m . The center also provides assistance to those seeking a new career path. Federal Express will recruit drivers and package handlers from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m ; The Jackson Organization will recruit part-time telephone interviewers (no sales involved) from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m . Workshop www.baltimoresun.com Business Digest; - Baltimore Maryland Business News news Investing Real estate Working Careers Technology stocks bonds taxes tax dow jones nasdaq dollars Sun archives Baltimore Sun SunSpot State
2006-08-02 PressBox: Baltimore Sports. Period.On June 3, the second annual Maryland usd. 1,000,000 Fishing Challenge commenced. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources created the fishing tournament program to educate the public, recognize anglers and promote recreational fishing opportunities in Maryland. If you catch the rockfish tagged with the special Diamond Jim neon green tag, you could instantly win usd. 25,000. Every week throughout the 13-week tournament which ends Sept. 4, five striped bass with a neon green tag will be released and one is worth an instant usd. 25,000. All of the information on the event can be found at PressBox: Baltimore Sports. Period. The site of Baltimores free sports weekly. Includes news, features, columns, message boards and more for Baltimore sports fans. - PressBox PressBox newspaper Free sports newspaper Baltimore Baltimore sports Stan Charles Stan the Fan Ravens Orioles Terrapins Terps Maryland Baltimore Blast Baltimore lacrosse Johns Hopkins Message
2006-08-12 Young Terps try to catch on quicklyAnd bull; Notes // Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. was at football practice yesterday with his son, Drew, 7, and an entourage of four guards. Friedgen drove his red golf cart to meet them on the sideline, where he shook the governors hand and gave him a hug. "I wasnt stopping practice for the governor or the president," Friedgen said. "I went over and said hello. We gotta get things done. " . Defensive tackle Robert Armstrongs appeal to the NCAA for a waiver was denied, and he was declared academically ineligible. Friedgen said he can play Division III or stay at Maryland on scholarship and graduate. . Tailback Keon Lattimore turned an ankle, and is questionable for tomorrows scrimmage. Linebacker Erin Henderson slipped in the training room and hyperextended his left knee. He tore the anterior cruciate ligament in that knee during www.baltimoresun.com Young Terps try to catch on quickly; Inexperienced receivers work OT learning playbook - Sports Ravens Orioles Wizards Bayhawks Football Lacrosse Basketball Hockey Baseball Soccer Tennis Golf Horse racing Preakness Maryland Maryland basketball Maryland football Terps
2006-09-26 Diamondback Online - Editorial: The Lite FarePlot Outline: Marylands newest higher education hero, Jim Rosapepe, teams up with university President Dan Mote in the biggest movie event of the fall. Our story opens in 2009, with a circular shot of Mote relaxing in his newly furnished luxury box above Chevy Chase Bank Field. The Maryland Terrapins football squad, the newest team to join Division I-AAs MEAC conference, is being trounced by rival Bethune-Cookman, 70-3. With his face buried in hands, Mote gets a message from Chief of Staff Ann Wylie: Students have stormed Route 1 to riot after the Maryland chess team won the national championship this spells trouble. Students, now stranded in golf bunker-sized potholes on Route 1, are now sitting ducks for city criminals. Can Mote and Rosapepe find more extensive measures to prevent another student shooting other than www.diamondbackonline.com The Diamondback, the University of Maryland independent student newspaper - Diamond diamondback diamond back maryland university of maryland umd college newspaper college news independent college news independent student media
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