Winter College Report

Men’s Basketball

Brendan Abell, Severna Park – Penn State-Altoona
A freshman forward, Abell appeared in spot duty in seven games, scoring three points in a combined 22 minutes.

Men’s Swimming

Liam Cahill, Severna Park – La Salle (Pennsylvania)
A sophomore, Cahill competed in the 1-meter dive event for the Explorers, finishing 12th in the Atlantic 10 championships.

Nathan Decker, Broadneck – Utah
A freshman backstroke specialist, Decker swam the 100 and 200 for the Utes. He finished second at the UNLV First Chance meet to cap his season.

Dean Doubek, Broadneck – Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Massachusetts)
A sophomore, Doubek swam the 100 freestyle for the Engineers, finishing 10th in the NEWMAC championships.

Matthew Tilghman, Broadneck – Franklin and Marshall (Pennsylvania)
A sophomore, Tilghman swam an assortment of races for the Diplomats, finishing seventh in the 1,650 freestyle and 11th in the 200 butterfly at the Centennial Conference championships.

Women’s Basketball

Ginger Kerdock, Broadneck – Keystone (Pennsylvania)
A freshman guard, Kerdock played in 21 games for the Giants, starting 16. She averaged 4.4 points and 2.9 rebounds per contest.

Samantha Miller, Broadneck – St. Mary’s (Maryland)

A freshman guard, Miller played in 26 games for the Seahawks, starting 10. She averaged 3.2 points and 1.7 rebounds per game.

Makenzie Wharton, Broadneck – Keystone (Pennsylvania)
A freshman guard, Wharton played in 15 games for the Giants, starting twice. She averaged 5.1 points and 1.9 rebounds per game.

Women’s Swimming

Ella Deitch, Broadneck – University of the South (Tennessee)
A freshman, Deitch broke the program’s record in the 400 individual medley early in the season. She swam a variety of races for the Tigers at the Southern Athletic Association championships, placing third in the 400 individual medley and 1,650 freestyle and eighth in the 50 freestyle. She was also part of the team’s 200 medley relay, which finished 11th.

Chloe Lan, Broadneck – Hamilton (New York)
A freshman, Lan earned NCAA Division III All-America honors as part of the team’s 200 freestyle relay — their 15th-place finish at the national championships earned them a second-team nod. At the New England Small College Athletic Conference championships, Lan finished fifth in the 50 butterfly, 10th in the 50 free, and her medley relay team won the 200 time trial. She also participated in multiple relays at the conference meet.