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Boonsboro’s Tanner Halling headlines 2024-25 All-Washington County Wrestling

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Here are The Herald-Mail’s 2024-25 All-Washington County high school wrestlers.

Wrestler of the Year

Tanner Halling, Boonsboro

Halling, a senior, earned the top honor for the second straight year, capping his undefeated season with the 2A-1A state title at 132 pounds. He earned bonus points in all 49 of his bouts, none lasting the full six minutes. He became a four-time county champ, a four-time region champ, a four-time state placer, a two-time state champ and the county record holder for career wins and winning percentage.

Season record: 49-0

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Career record: 179-2

All-Washington County First Team

Logan Ardinger, South Hagerstown

Ardinger, a freshman, won the county title at 106 pounds, placed fourth in the 4A-3A West region and had two wins at states.

Season record: 24-9

Xavier Bowie, Williamsport

Bowie, a sophomore, was the county champ at 285 pounds and placed fourth in the 2A-1A West region.

Season record: 29-16

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Career record: 30-17

Luke Bucheimer, Boonsboro

Bucheimer, a freshman, placed third in the 2A-1A West region at 106 pounds and had two wins at states.

Season record: 36-12

Brodie Burdette, Saint James

Burdette, a junior, placed fifth at 144 pounds at the independent-school state tournament.

Season record: 38-8

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Career record: 86-34

Logan Durham, Williamsport

Durham, a sophomore, won more than 75% of his matches and was the county champion at 150 pounds.

Season record: 33-10

Career record: 62-25

JT Griffith, Boonsboro

Griffith, a sophomore, won the county title at 190 pounds and placed fifth in the 2A-1A West region.

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Season record: 33-12

Career record: 52-27

Adin Hastings, Williamsport

Hastings, a senior, earned Wrestler of the Year consideration after winning the 2A-1A title at 215 pounds to become a two-time state champ. He won his fourth county title and third region title and set a school record for career wins.

Season record: 46-3

Career record: 176-10

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Michael Holmes, Saint James

Holmes, a junior, won the MAC title at 126 pounds, placed fourth at the independent-school state tourney and went 4-2 at prep nationals.

Season record: 40-6

Career record: 109-25

Ben Kaetzel, Williamsport

Kaetzel, a junior, won the county title at 175 pounds and placed sixth in the 2A-1A West region.

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Season record: 37-10

Career record: 85-34

Cody Mimnall, Boonsboro

Mimnall, a sophomore, won the county title at 120 pounds and placed third in the 2A-1A West region.

Season record: 30-7

Career record: 58-23

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Blake Nalley, Boonsboro

Nalley, a freshman, won the county title at 113 pounds and placed fifth in the 2A-1A West region.

Season record: 26-10

Derek Owumi, Saint James

Owumi, a senior, won a MAC title at 215 pounds and placed sixth in the independent-school state tourney.

Season record: 37-13

Career record: 77-28

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Trevor Sowers, Boonsboro

Sowers, a senior, won the county title at 165 pounds and placed second in the 2A-1A West region.

Season record: 41-6

Career record: 159-25

All-Washington County Second Team

  • Brady Bruette, So., North Hagerstown
  • Logan Burcker, Jr., Williamsport
  • Tanner Christ, Sr., Smithsburg
  • Kaden Dietrich, Jr., Smithsburg
  • Marcello Falconio, So., North Hagerstown
  • Bennett Mayne, Jr., North Hagerstown
  • Graham McLean, Sr., Boonsboro
  • Soren Miller, Sr., Williamsport
  • Paul Ngolle, So., South Hagerstown
  • Chase Pugh, Jr., Saint James
  • Aidan Rhea, Jr., Williamsport
  • Gabe Robinson, Sr., Saint James
  • Lucas Stephenson, Sr., Williamsport
  • Alex Vittetoe, Sr., Boonsboro



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Washington Nationals acquire infielder Jorbit Vivas

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The Washington Nationals acquired infielder Jorbit Vivas from the New York Yankees in exchange for right-handed pitcher Sean Paul Liñan on Sunday. Nationals President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni made the announcement.
Vivas, 25, hit .270 with 21 doubles, a triple, four home runs, 43 RBI, 64 walks, 12 stolen



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TCU vs Washington predictions, picks, odds for NCAA Tournament Second Round

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The Second Round of the women’s 2026 NCAA Tournament continues Sunday with a slate featuring No. 3 TCU vs. No. 6 Washington on the eight-game schedule.

Here is the latest on Sunday’s March Madness matchup, including expert picks from reporters across the USA TODAY Sports Network.

USA TODAY Sports has a team of journalists covering the women’s NCAA Tournament to keep you up to date with every point scored, rebound grabbed and game won in the 68-team tournament.

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No. 3 TCU vs No. 6 Washington prediction

  • Heather Burns: TCU
  • Mitchell Northam: TCU
  • Nancy Armour: TCU
  • Cydney Henderson: TCU
  • Meghan Hall: TCU

No. 3 TCU vs No. 6 Washington odds

  • Opening Moneyline: TCU (-520)
  • Opening Spread: TCU (-9.5)
  • Opening Total: 125.5

How to Watch TCU vs Washington on Sunday

No. 3 TCU takes on No. 6 Washington at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth on March 22 at 10:00 p.m. (ET). The game is airing on ESPN.

Stream March Madness on Fubo

2026 Women’s NCAA Tournament full schedule

  • March 18-19: First Four
  • March 20-21: First Round
  • March 22-23: Second Round
  • March 27-28: Sweet 16
  • March 29-30: Elite 8
  • April 3: Final Four
  • April 5: National Championship



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Washington Nationals release right-handed pitcher Drew Smith

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Washington Nationals release right-handed pitcher Drew Smith


WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The Washington Nationals released right-handed pitcher Drew Smith on Saturday.

Smith, 32, had signed a minor league deal with an invitation to major league camp after missing the entire 2025 season to recover from Tommy John surgery. He went 1-1 with a 3.06 ERA and two saves in 19 relief appearances with the New York Mets in 2024.

Smith has gone 12-13 with a 3.48 ERA and five saves in 191 career games, all with the Mets.

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