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Top-ranked Maryland rallied in the second half to defeat Johns Hopkins, 10-8 Wednesday night.The Blue Jays started the game strong, scoring stanley italia  the first goal. Senior Jenna Reiflerg stanley canada ot the assist from junior Haley Schweizer and beat goalie Megan Taylor with a bounce shot that hit the top of the net. Maryland answered with a shot from stanley polska  Megan Whittle just 54 seconds later.Johns Hopkins senior Dene  DiMartino scored back-to-back goals, giving the Blue Jays a 2-1 lead.The Terps stayed persistent. They scored two goals to the tie the game at 3-3 with just over 12 minutes to play in the first half. Zoe Stukenberg found Caroline Wannen who scored a one-timer. Whittle then hit a tight bouncer to give Maryland three.The Blue Jays answered with a 3-0 run. Hopkins held Maryland to just three goals in the first half.Despite going into the half 6-3, Maryland turned it up in the second half. Taylor Hensh got things started with a free position goal. Her goal ended a 20-minute scoreless drought, something  Ryaz White House briefly put under lockdown
TOWSON, Md. 鈥?The race is on to replace retiring Democratic Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger in Maryland  stanley tumbler s second district.On Tuesday Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski released a video throwing his hat into the ring.Olszewski, 41, is currently serving a second term as County Executive. Prior to taking office in 2018, he spent nine years in the Maryland General Assembly.The former school teacher launched his campaign by touting his administration s record. Together, we have modernized Baltimore County s government, m stanley quencher ade historic investments in our schools, roads, parks, and beyond, and tackled issues like gun safety, police reform, and attainable housing. I m running for Congress so that we can help do the sa stanley kubek me in D.C.,  Olszewski said.SEE ALSO: Representative Dutch Ruppersberger won t seek re-electionRuppersberger, 77, has held the second congressional seat for 11 terms. Before entering Congress in 2003, he too was Baltimore County Executive for eight years.There are now four