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State Football Champs Huddle with Commissioners

CHARLES COUNTY - 12/27/2008

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The Charles County Commissioners recently joined in the celebrations with the mighty Wolverines football team of Westlake High School as they claimed the 2008 Class 3A State Football Championship over the Wilde Lake Wildecats in a Dec. 4 game at M & T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

Coach Dominic Zacarelli praised his team for their diligent work ethics and their ability to overcome problems to become true champions. “You all are fine, intelligent young men,” Zacarelli told them.

Commissioner President Wayne Cooper told the group of gridiron greats that he knew they were tough because of the team's name. “A wolverine is a ferocious animal that will put up a fight if you mess with them. That fighting spirit on the field led you to the championship,” Cooper added.

Each team member, the coaches, and staff were given a printed citation from the commissioners, and a 350th anniversary souvenir coin.

 

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mrknowitall Not Logged In 12/27/2008 at 2:47 PM
no volleyball?
Really wish you guys would cover women's beach volleyball more.
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freefaller Not Logged In 12/29/2008 at 9:40 AM
To the Commissioners
I realize that this was just another way to get your mugs in the media but why don't you ever consider someone else first.

It was the Westlake football team that accomplished this wonderful goal. Why don't YOU ever take a back seat? Must you ALWAYS be in the front row of the picture? Why don't you stand in the back row and let those who were actually part of the team move up front for a little recognition? Are you afraid that they may be running against you in a few years?

Must you politians always put yourself first? I guess so, since that is what always seems to happen.
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