Tyler Steinhardt, Ryan Major

Boys' Latin graduate Tyler Steinhardt, left, who organized the Shootout for Soldiers event, talks with U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Major, of Towson, who was wounded in Iraq in 2006. Major and his dog, Theodore, helped promote the 24-hour lacrosse event to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which assists wounded members of the U.S. military such as Major.

( June 14, 2012 )

Boys' Latin graduate Tyler Steinhardt, left, who organized the Shootout for Soldiers event, talks with U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Major, of Towson, who was wounded in Iraq in 2006. Major and his dog, Theodore, helped promote the 24-hour lacrosse event to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which assists wounded members of the U.S. military such as Major.

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