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was inducted into the Wootton Sports Hall of Fame on October 10, 2003 for
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| We recently learned of the tragic loss of Christine Fellows. Christine Fellows was one of Australia's top environmental scientist. She had died suddenly of a suspected virus at the age of 35. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all her friends and family and thank you to Paul Jaffe for passing on the information. for more information click this link |
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| Wootton History teacher and mentor John Musgrove suffered a heart attack, slipped into a coma on April 12, 2006 and died the next day at 57 years old. Mr. Musgrove was a teacher with Montgomery County Public Schools for 32 years and will be deeply missed. To read the newspaper article click here |
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| The 1990 Wootton Football Team was inducted into the Wootton Sports Hall of Fame on October 10, 2003 for exceptional athletic performance |
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| What's the word? Byrd! (As in Byrd Stadium at the University of Maryland, the traditional site of the High School State Football Championship). Seemingly a team of destiny, the 1990 football team set an ambitious goal: to play for the state championship. The Cinderella season included a key victory over Churchill during which Wootton's star return specialist, Marlon Evans (who later played for Stanford), returned two punts for touchdowns only to have each called back. "Rather than lose focus," recalled Shawn Thomas, running back (who later played for Maryland), "the team gained motivation and went on to victory." After achieving an undefeated regular season, the team defeated Old Mill, perennial Howard County power, in the first playoff round. The Patriots then faced Springbrook, the dominant power in Montgomery County. Marlon Evans took the opening kickoff back for a touchdown and Wootton was on its way to a memorable upset and a spot in the State Championships Game. Although they finished the season as State Championship Runner-Up, the team, coached by Bob Hampton, serves as a reminder that a determined spirit can lead a team to greatness. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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