Athletes of the Week: 2011-12

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Kevin Mooney, North Harford, baseballMackenzie Thompson, Liberty, softballSam Nolan, Fallston, lacrosseJordan Portner, Mount St. Joseph, tennisPeter Merritt, Gilman, track and fieldMary Bryan Owen, Roland Park, golfDeb Milani, Catonsville, lacrosseChris Navarro, Archbishop Spalding, golfMolly Wolf, Bryn Mawr, lacrosseZack Wheeler, Fallston, lacrosseJules Natoli, Howard, softballJay Kuhn, Patterson Mill, lacrosseAlex Murphy, Calvert Hall, baseballAutumne Franklin, McDonogh, track and fieldAllison Remenapp, Century, lacrosseRon Farley, Calvert Hall, baseballJessica Canami, C. Milton Wright, softballDyllon Sanchez, Randallstown, baseballMelanie Gunning, Archbishop Spalding, softballMatt Goodman, Franklin, baseballJarred Jones, John Carroll, basketballRacquel Moses, Milford Mill, indoor trackAquille Carr, Patterson, basketballMichelle Wright, Dunbar, basketballMorgan Golec, Patterson Mill, basketballNathan Kraisser, Centennial, wrestlingElizabeth Harper, Northwestern, indoor trackCorey Huntley, Archbishop Curley, wrestlingEmily Soller, John Carroll, basketballTyler Rill, Mount St. Joseph, wrestlingImani Bailey, Meade, basketballEric Friedman, St. Paul's, wrestlingAlexis Franklin, Old Mill, indoor trackAaron Parks, Lake Clifton, basketballPeter Galli, St. Paul's, wrestlingTiersa Winder, McDonogh, basketballBlair Harding, Poly, basketballJes Stephens, McDonogh, swimmingIan Miles, Mount St. Joseph, indoor trackDani Potis, Notre Dame Prep, swimmingMaggie Rampolla, Maryvale, indoor trackJason Noss, Patterson Mill, wrestlingKayel Locke, McDonogh, basketballBri Jones, Aberdeen, basketballA'Lexus Harrison, Digital Harbor, basketballKeonte Potts, Centennial, basketballTaran Carr, Owings Mills, wrestlingDionna White, Milford Mill, basketballKameron Williams, Mount St. Joseph, basketballDomonique Hagins, South River, basketballTorie Wagner, Old Mill, footballTaylor Murray, AACS, basketballAshley Spivey, McDonogh, soccerTrevor Williams, Calvert Hall, footballMorgan Thomas, Century, volleyballChristian DiPaola, Maryland Christian, footballMeghan Macera, Westminster, field hockeyAlex Wells, Overlea, footballAli Flax, Garrison Forest, field hockeyKevin Corbusier, Loyola, cross countryTyler Silberberg, Wilde Lake, golfEllie Gonzalez, Catholic, cross countryEmily Ruppel, Loch Raven, cross countryTravis Jenkins, Kenwood, footballBryana Nguyen, Atholton, golfMike Gamble, McDonogh, soccerRob Chesson, Old Mill, footballShannon Flanagan, South River, field hockeyDeAndre' Lane, Catonsville, footballAbby Thrift, Century, volleyballDonovan Riley, Poly, footballHannah Oneda, Winters Mill, cross countryAlexis Prior-Brown, Mercy, girls soccerRomie Cheese, Westminster, footballEmmanuel Holder, Calvert Hall, footballAlyssa Parker, Glenelg, field hockeyCyrus Jones, Gilman, footballCasey Martinez, McDonogh, soccerMore Sports photos

(Dec. 14, 2011) An extremely hard worker according to his coach, Pat Clatchey, Williams showed how that work can pay off with 65 points in three games last week. The 6-foot-2 junior shooting guard scored 28 of those points Friday in a 78-76 victory over No. 3 St. Frances. Williams seemed to will his team to the lead when the No. 2 Gaels were trailing by 13 points. He is a consistent honor roll student and has the ability to efficiently work for his shots within the flow of the game. He scored 22 points against St. Maria Goretti and 15 against Archbishop Spalding.
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Others considered: Tanner Brooks, St. Paul's, basketball; Taran Carr, Owings Mill, wrestling; Austin Carroll, Arundel, basketball; Antoine Montgomery, Benjamin Franklin, basketball; Keonte Potts, Centennial, basketball; Jeff Taylor, Bel Air, wrestling; Ahmaad Wilson, Owings Mill, basketball.

Kameron Williams, Mount St. Joseph, basketball

( Jeffrey F. Bill, Baltimore Sun / December 13, 2011 )

(Dec. 14, 2011) An extremely hard worker according to his coach, Pat Clatchey, Williams showed how that work can pay off with 65 points in three games last week. The 6-foot-2 junior shooting guard scored 28 of those points Friday in a 78-76 victory over No. 3 St. Frances. Williams seemed to will his team to the lead when the No. 2 Gaels were trailing by 13 points. He is a consistent honor roll student and has the ability to efficiently work for his shots within the flow of the game. He scored 22 points against St. Maria Goretti and 15 against Archbishop Spalding.

Others considered: Tanner Brooks, St. Paul's, basketball; Taran Carr, Owings Mill, wrestling; Austin Carroll, Arundel, basketball; Antoine Montgomery, Benjamin Franklin, basketball; Keonte Potts, Centennial, basketball; Jeff Taylor, Bel Air, wrestling; Ahmaad Wilson, Owings Mill, basketball.

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