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THURSDAY, MAY 22, 2008

WNST's 2008 CHARITY GOLF OUTING
Mountain Branch Golf Club
1827 Mountain Road, Joppa MD 21085

Registration and practice range open at 12:30 p.m.

Join Drew Forrester for his annual charity golf outing to benefit the Casey Cares Foundation. Click on the Charity Golf promo box for details and registration.

SATURDAY, MAY 24, 2008

Drop by the WNST booth at the 10th annual Baltimore Bike Jam in Patterson Park & meet the staff! Bring the family!

SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 2008

10TH ANNUAL WINE TASTING RECEPTION & AUCTION
Abacrombie Fine Food & Accommodations
58 W Biddle Street, Baltimore

Join the Life and Breath Foundation, celebrity guests including past and present Ravens and Orioles, on Day One of their 2008 Sarcoidosis awareness event to benefit The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. For info call 410-750-7338

MONDAY, JUNE 9, 2008

10TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
HAYFIELDS COUNTRY CLUB
Hunt Valley, MD

Join the Life and Breath Foundation at Hayfields on Day Two of their 2008 Sarcoidosis awareness event. For info call 410-750-7338.

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Location: Blogs WNST Insiders Glenn Clark's Blog
Posted by: Glenn Clark	5/12/2008 3:23 AM
I can’t tell you how important Hopkins’ win over Hofstra was yesterday. With the win, we are now guaranteed that a school from the state of Maryland will go to the Final Four in Foxborough. Navy will play Hopkins next Saturday in Annapolis, that winner advances to the national semifinals. Maryland could also go to the Final Four with a win over Virginia, but that will be much more difficult. I was streaming UMBC/Virginia tonight (Gary Stein was one of the best people I’ve worked with in Baltimore); and every time I was reminded that a Virginia player was from the state of Maryland; I wanted to scream. It is vital that a local team be in the Final Four if for no other reason than to help keep local talent local. Maryland produces the best lacrosse players in the world. It would be nice if they would play college ball here instead of going to Charlottesville, Durham, New Jersey, etc. Right now, I’ll say Duke, Syracuse, Virginia, and Navy go to Gillette Stadium. Let’s see what everyone else has to say….. Best of Sunday’s WNST Blogs: Casey Willett says Harbaugh experimenting with players at different positions Nestor Aparicio says no defending Quiroz’s hitting ORIOLES: The Official Site’s Mark Dent says Bannister stellar as Royals shut out Birds The Official Site provides numerical evidence of loss The Official Site’s Mark Dent says Cintron called up, McCrory sent down The Official Site’s Mark Dent says Walker keeping positive attitude despite recent struggles Royals Official Site’s Max Utsler says KC gets first win in last 13 vs. Orioles The AP says beating Birds important for Royals’ pride The Sun’s Dan Connolly says Birds remain positive despite swing ending loss The Sun’s Dan Connolly says R. Hernandez concerned about wrist injury The Sun’s Dan Connolly says Birds get just 2^nd scheduled day off since April 2 today The Sun’s Bill Free says Terrero hottest hitter on farm The Sun’s Roch Kubatko expected more power from Scott The Sun’s Roch Kubatko says Birds stuck with Walker The Sun’s Roch Kubatko says Rowell heating up on farm The Examiner’s Michael Olesker says Brooks deserves statue in Baltimore Washington Post’s Marc Carig says despite loss, trip to KC straightened Birds’ course Washington Post’s Marc Carig says Cintron will come off bench for now Kansas City Star’s Sam Mellinger says Bannister snaps personal losing streak as well RAVENS: The Official Site’s Mike Duffy says Ravens using former WMU Hoops player Reitz, former FSU QB Lee in depleted TE corps The Sun’s Jamison Hensley says three receiver feature set possible for Ravens The Sun’s Jamison Hensley says Mason impressed with Flacco’s arm strength The Sun’s Don Markus says Daniels, Ross battling Rice for backup job The Sun’s Don Markus says McGahee practiced; Heap, Washington, Walker, etc sat yesterday The Examiner’s Ron Snyder says 52 won’t talk contract Aaron Wilson says Barnes ready to break out Aaron Wilson says Flacco catching on quickly PREAKNESS: The Official Site says Big Brown jogs soggy Churchill track yesterday The Sun’s Sandra McKee says Kentucky Bear owner wanted horse in Baltimore early Washington Post’s Andrew Beyer says Eight Belles tragedy raising safety causes in sport Washington Times’ Ryan O’Halloran says surface issue at Pimlico, elsewhere in sport HOPKINS LACROSSE: The Official Site says Rabil’s four goals advance Jays to quarterfinal showdown at Navy Inside Lacrosse’s Geoff Shannon says Rabil proved Tewaaraton worthiness The Sun’s Edward Lee says Jays make 18^th straight national quarterfinal The Examiner’s Gary Lambrecht says Rabil continues dominance The Examiner’s Dave Carey says Jays dominate throughout opening round win Washington Post’s Christian Swezey says Jays avenge earlier loss to Hofstra UMBC LACROSSE: &#