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Kenin laughed as she described the scene this way: "She's like, 'Good job.' I'm like, 'You, too.' It was fun, a funny moment. She's like, 'Are you feeling tired?' 'No, I'm good.' She's like, 'Yeah, me, too.' I'm like, 'OK. I'll see you on Tuesday, then.'"

Caroline Mastria of Century finishes the 4x400M relay during the 2020 Carroll County Indoor Track & Field Championships at Hagerstown Community College Sat., Jan. 25, 2020. (Karl Merton Ferron/Baltimore Sun Staff) (Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun)

— Country Hill Farm is accepting new students into our lesson and lease program. Riders beginning at age 5 thru adults, may sign up for evening lessons, Tuesdays through Saturdays. No experience is necessary. CHF has a large indoor, so we ride all year round, rain or shine, with great lesson ponies and horses. For more information, please go to www.countryhillhorsefarm.com or call 410-876-2950.

— Westminster Jaycees Girls Softball is accepting applications for the upcoming 2020 spring and fall seasons. Westminster fastpitch softball has openings for 10U, 12U, 14U, and 16U leagues and tournament teams. Workouts run through March. Tryouts and evaluations will and can be conducted during open practices in the winter season, so email for open dates and times. In addition, the Jaycees offer an in-house recreational softball program for first-time players from ages 2-18. Girls will learn the basic fundamentals and improve the proper mechanics of playing the game of softball at all ages. Players whom never played before are also welcome to join. Also offering indoor workouts for new players. Indoor workout schedule will be announced. Experienced coaches at all levels ready to teach basic and advanced fundamentals. Included will be pitching and catching instructional session by local professionals. For more information, website (www.jayceesoftball.com); Facebook (search for Westminster Jaycees Girls Softball); or email (westminsterjayceessoftball@gmail.com).

And this is not just the province of the trout guys. Mid-Atlantic tiers use flies for panfish, largemouth and smallmouth bass, pickerel, trout, carp, stripers, redfish, bluefish and other species. Besides building an inventory of effective fish catchers, with the attendant pleasures of taking fish with your own creations, fly tying can be a pleasant and relaxing activity in its own right.

There are mixed feelings about the whole postseason honors process from the players, the parents, coaches, and even casual fans that follow the game. Each process is handled a bit differently with some taking minimal input from outsiders, others relying purely on coaches’ choices, and still others, well, I can’t even explain some of the others.

Loyola Maryland 60, Bucknell 50: Alexis Gray scored a team-high 16 points and went 7-for-8 from the free-throw line in the closing minutes as the host Greyhounds (5-14, 2-6 Patriot League) upset the defending league champion Bison (14-5, 7-1). Stephanie Karcz had 12 points and 11 rebounds, her 27th career double double, for Loyola, which opened with a 21-10 run. The Greyhounds will host Boston University Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Curley wins: Archbishop Curley won the Sharknado Duals at Georgetown Prep. Curley beat the host Little Hoyas, 34-24, Wilson (D.C.), 72-12, and Bishop O’Connell (Va.), 66-12. Christian Kalb (113-pounds) and brothers Bradley Lintz (120-pounds) and Trevor Lintz (18 2-pounds) all recorded pins for the Friars (19-4).

“I told our guys, and it’s probably not a good thing, but I said, 'At some point, we’re going to be down 14, 15 points,” Broadus said. “And if we’re going to win the game, we’ve got to fight back. ... We just fought through for 40 minutes.”

“Tenea is a jack of all trades,” said teammate Dasia Townes, who had 16 points. “You can’t defend her. If you think she’s going to drive, she’s going to pull it up. If you think she’s going to pull it up, she’s going to drive. If you don’t think she’s going to make the steal, she’s going to make the steal. You never know what you’re getting from Tenea. Today wasn’t a surprise for me. I knew that she was going to get it done.”