B4 | SPORTS THE FREDERICK NEWS-POST | MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2019

Co-Wrestler of the Year

EARL BLAKELINGANORE SENIOR 132 POUNDSn Known for his speed and relentlessness on his feet, capped

his sensational high school career with his first undefeated season at 45-0.

n Overcame breathing difficulties in the Class 4A-3A state final at 132 pounds to earn a 10-7 victory over Bethesda-Chevy Chase’s Eli Guttentag and his third consecutive state title.

n Closed his high school career with an overall record of 158-12. Finished as a four-time Frederick County champion and a two-time regional champion.

n Led Linganore to its first regional championship and first apperance in the state duals finals. Also helped the Lancers win their first county team championship since 1990.

n Will continue his wrestling career at Kent State University.

Co-Wrestler of the Year

KEVIN MAKOSYURBANA SENIOR 195 POUNDSn One of the most technically sound wrestlers to ever compete in

Frederick County, capped his final season of high school wrestling with his second consecutive state title at 195 pounds in Class 4A-3A.

n A four-time county champion and three-time regional champion, finished his career at Urbana with a 141-12 record, including a 35-1 mark this season, and the highest national ranking in school history, No. 13 at 195 pounds. His final high school victory over was a 13-5 major decision over Paint Branch’s Austin Smith in the state final. He was the only wrestler to beat Smith all season, as he also won the Class 4A-3A North region final at 195 between the two.

n Named the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Frederick County tournament after pinning his way to the championship.

n Will continue his wrestling career at the University of Maryland.

FIRST TEAM

SECOND TEAM

COLIN BOWER

FRESHMAN 106 POUNDS

MIDDLETOWN

n Won the county title at 106 pounds before placing sixth at the Class 2A-1A West region tournament. Finished the season with an overall record of 31-9.

Weight Name School Grade106 SEAN MULLINEAUX LINGANORE FRESHMAN113 BEN STEINHEIMER URBANA JUNIOR113 JHONDY FULLER TUSCARORA SOPHOMORE120 AIDAN FLINT LINGANORE SENIOR120 BRENT WARREN FREDERICK SOPHOMORE126 COLBY KEIHOLTZ CATOCTIN FRESHMAN132 KOOPER CLARK TUSCARORA JUNIOR138 CONNER HERRON TUSCARORA SENIOR145 HAYDEN PARKHURST LINGANORE FRESHMAN152 LOGAN ARNESON URBANA SENIOR152 WYATT PAYNE CATOCTIN SENIOR160 ALEX WESTBROOK TUSCARORA SENIOR170 SHANE COCKERHAM BRUNSWICK SENIOR182 BRADY KERNS BRUNSWICK SENIOR195 CHASE SHULTZ LINGANORE FRESHMAN220 CHRIS BAIDOO FREDERICK SENIOR285 WILLIAM BEALL WALKERSVILLE JUNIOR

HONORABLE MENTIONMaryland School for the Deaf—Crosse Herpin, Bryan Pineda, Peter Thang; Middletown—Zach Brady, Clark Chearis, Vince Green, Noah Grossnickle, Kris Guerrero, Owen Pannucci, David Rapp; Tuscarora—Damian Qualls; Urbana—Vincent Natalie.

RAMY FREEMAN

SENIOR 145 POUNDS

OAKDALE

n Won county and Class 2A-1A West region championships at 145 pounds before placing at the state tournament for the first time. He finished fifth in his weight class and had an overall record of 43-3.

WYATT MCKOY

SENIOR 138 POUNDS

OAKDALE

n Placed for the third consecutive season at the state tournament, taking third at 138 pounds in Class 2A-1A. Also won county and region championships and finished with an overall record of 27-3.

JASON GUGLIELMINI

SENIOR 132 POUNDS

MIDDLETOWN

n Reached the state semifinals before placing fourth at the Class 2A-1A state tournament at 132 pounds. Won county and region titles and finished with an overall record of 40-8.

AUSTIN ROHN

JUNIOR 126 POUNDS

URBANA

n Notoriously difficult to pin, he fought off his back in the first round of the state tourna-ment and went on to place fifth at 126 pounds in 2A-1A. Also won county and region titles and finished with an overall record of 32-8.

COLIN ACTON

SOPHOMORE 120 POUNDS

URBANA

n Won the county title at 126 pounds before placing second at the Class 4A-3A North region tournament and qualifying for states. Finished with an overall record of 26-11.

LANDEN HARBAUGH

FRESHMAN 113 POUNDS

MIDDLETOWN

n Capped his first season of high school wrestling by competing in the state final at 113 pounds for Class 2A-1A. Won county and region titles and finished with an overall record of 41-5.

ZAC LESKOSKI

SENIOR 152 POUNDS

OAKDALE

n Won his second consecutive county championship before placing fifth in the Class 2A-1A West region tournament at 152 pounds. Finished the season with an overall record of 32-10.

TRAVIS FIELDS

JUNIOR 160 POUNDS

CATOCTIN

n Reached the Class 2A-1A state semifinals at 160 pounds before placing sixth in the weight class. Finished with an overall reecord of 33-13 and was a county runner-up and fourth-place finisher at regionals.

DALTON PEARL

SENIOR 160 POUNDS

LINGANORE

n Pulled off one of the most difficult feats in high school wrestling after losing his first match in the state tournament and wrestling all the way back to place third. Finished with an overall record of 45-3.

JOEY BROMLEY

SENIOR 170 POUNDS

LINGANORE

n County and Class 4A-3A West region champion at 170 pounds who placed third at the state tournament for the second consecutive season. His overall record at the end of the season was 46-2.

ANDREW CHAVARRIA

SENIOR 170 POUNDS

TUSCARORA

n Placed fifth in the state at 170 pounds after finishing as the Class 4A-3A West regional runner-up to Linganore’s Joey Bromley. Finished the season with an overall record of 32-3.

MICHAEL BROMLEY

SENIOR 182 POUNDS

LINGANORE

n Capped a fantastic senior season by winning his first state title with a 4-1 vic-tory over Quince Orchard’s Marquez Cooper in the Class 4A-3A final at 182 pounds. Finished the season with a 45-2 record.

JULIO CASTRO

SENIOR 220 POUNDS

THOMAS JOHNSON

n Earned a 5-1 decision in the champi-onship match at 220 pounds to win his first county championship for the Patriots. Finished the season with an overall record of 30-7.

SCOTT HUMMEL

SOPHOMORE 285 POUNDS

LINGANORE

n County champion and Class 4A-3A West runner-up who helped the Lancers win the county team championship and reach the 3A state duals finals. A state qualifier who finished 20-11 overall.

By NATHAN RUIZThe Baltimore Sun (TNS)

A day after their bull-pen surrendered five more home runs, the Orioles made a series of moves ahead of Sunday’s series fi-nale against the Minnesota Twins.

Catcher Austin Wyn-

ns and right-handers Bran-den Kline and Luis Ortiz were recalled from Triple-A Norfolk as the team tries to avoid a second sweep by the Twins in eight days. To make room on the 25-man roster, right-hander Alex Cobb was placed on the in-jured list for the third time this season and for the sec-

ond time with a lower back strain, while right-hander Jimmy Yacabonis was op-tioned to Norfolk and catch-er Jesús Sucre was designat-ed for assignment.

Cobb has allowed nine home runs in 12 1/3 in-nings this season, making only three starts while bat-ting groin and back inju-

ries. Originally manager Brandon Hyde’s selection to make the Orioles’ Opening Day start, he instead began the season on the injured list. After an effective start in Baltimore’s home opener against the New York Yan-kees, he felt spasms in his back and missed two starts on the injured list. He al-

lowed four home runs in four innings in Friday’s loss to the Minnesota Twins.

Sucre proved himself to a valuable asset defensive-ly as a veteran catcher work-ing with a young staff, but the 30-year-old was hitting only .210.

Yacabonis gave up three home runs Saturday, push-

ing his ERA up to 6.32.Wynns made his major

league debut in 2018, hitting .255 with four home runs in 42 games. After competing for the catching job in spring training, he began the sea-son on the injured list with an oblique injury. He was hitting .385 with six walks and no strikeouts in Norfolk.

O’s put Cobb on IL, DFA Jesús Sucre, recall Austin Wynns