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November 1, 2009

Click the link view the Marvels on The Anne Arundel County Week in Review, episode 433:

http://www.blip.tv/file/2650105/

November 14, 2009

Marvels particates in the Baltimore's Mix 106.5 FM Food and Toy Drive at the Ellicott City's Giant Food mart.  There we joined up with Jojo from The Jojo and Reagan's morning show and Maria Dennis to help stuff the MTA Bus with toys and food.  We thank Mix 106.5FM for having us.

Marvels also attends the JDRF Gala event where our team donated for their silent auction 2 season passes, jersey, official ABA basketball signed by team, and the winning donor gets to toss up the jump ball at a home game.

November 23, 2009

Great article on the team in The Baltimore Sun.  Thank you Jonathan Pitts for writing the story:

Weblink: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/anne-arundel/bal-ar.marvels29nov29,0,3861313,full.story

November 29, 2009

The Maryland Marvels were defeated in its opening game, 97-82 on Sunday,
November 30 at the Severn School. Anthony Breeland led the Maryland Marvels with 18
points and 7 rebounds. Second highest scorer was Maurice Davis with 12 points. Star
player Rogers Barnes contributed 8 points, but was injured with a sprained right ankle
and had to leave the game during third quarter. Samar Battle led New Jersey Express with
28 points.

The Maryland Marvels were not ready mentally,” commented Ron Moore, head coach. The
Maryland Marvels now stand at 0-1. The next home game will be December 5 at the Severn
School located at 201 Water Street, Severna Park, MD.

                                     

Anthony Breland taking it strong to the hole

December 27, 2009

Maryland Marvels Defeats New Jersey Express 102 - 101 in Overtime

   Kyle Sullivan scored 26 points from the field. Kenny Simms scored 19 and had
six offensive rebounds to lead the Maryland Marvels to a 102-101 victory against New
Jersey Express. Jordan Fowler led New Jersey express with 30 points.

“"Tonight the team showed character, winning a close game after being on the road last
night, but we need to do a better job with mental preparation. This was a huge win for
our quest to make it to the championship" , commented head coach Ron Moore.

It was a slow start, but a competitive game. At halftime, the game was tied 40-40. At the
end of the fourth quarter, the score was 95-95. This was the first game that shooting
guard, Kyle Sullivan shot with such intensity.

“"Kyle was huge tonight. He played the way we knew he could coming off the bench to
provide that spark for us offensively. I am very proud of the way he played tonight",”
said Moore.

Eric Bigby's offensive rebound followed by a two-pointer was the basket that won the game
during a three minute overtime.

The Maryland Marvels will face the Tri-City Suns on January 2 in Prince George's County.
On January 3 at 5:00 they will compete against New York City Thunder at the Severn
School, 201 Water Street, Severna Park, MD. 

 Kyle Sullivan