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Спортивная ассоциация государственных средних школ Мэриленда
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СокращениеMPSSAA
Формирование1946 г.
ТипВолонтер; НПО
Правовой статусАссоциация
ЦельСпортивный / Образовательный
Штаб-квартираЗдание Нэнси Грассмик, Департамент образования штата Мэриленд, 200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore , Maryland 21201
Обслуживаемый регион Мэриленд
Членство 195 государственных средних школ
Официальный язык английский
Исполнительный директорЭдвард Ф. Спаркс
ПринадлежностиНациональная федерация ассоциаций государственных средних школ
Персонал 5
Веб-сайтmpssaa.org
ЗамечанияФакс: (410) 333-3111

Спортивная ассоциация государственных средних школ штата Мэриленд ( MPSSAA ) - это ассоциация, которая курирует спортивные соревнования государственных средних школ в штате Мэриленд . [1] Организованная после Второй мировой войны в 1946 году, MPSSAA состоит из государственных средних школ из каждого из 23 округов Мэриленда и независимого города Балтимор-Сити , которые присоединились к ассоциации в 1993 году, когда его государственные средние школы были отозваны по приказу. нового суперинтенданта общественных школ (школ) в государственных школах города Балтимор из бывшей давней спортивной лиги, Ассоциации школьников Мэриленда(MSA), который был основан в 1919 году. MSA состояла из государственных средних школ в городе Балтимор и частных / религиозных / независимых школ на уровне средней школы в городе Балтимор и его столичном районе, а также в центральном районе Мэриленда. Это была одна из немногих межшкольных спортивных лиг государственного уровня в стране, в состав которой входили как государственные, так и частные / религиозные / независимые средние школы. После того, как государственные средние школы города Балтимора вышли из MSA, оставшиеся частные / религиозные / независимые школы объединили и организовали две параллельные региональные / общегосударственные спортивные лиги со спортивными соревнованиями и упражнениями, одна для юношей, а другая для девушек. Это была Межшкольная спортивная ассоциация Мэриленда.(MISAA - для мальчиков) и Межшкольная атлетическая ассоциация Мэриленда]] (ISAAM - для девочек), которые пережили сегодня. Все три общегосударственные спортивные лиги, две для частных / религиозных / независимых средних школ и одна для государственных средних школ с совместным обучением, существуют сегодня, сочетаясь с гордыми традициями, воспоминаниями и чемпионатами старой Схоластической ассоциации Мэриленда (MSA) - одной из старейшие государственные спортивные лиги средних школ страны.

В настоящее время MPSSAA включает около 200 государственных средних школ, в которых более 110 000 студентов-спортсменов занимаются 24 видами спорта. Государственный Совет Мэриленд образования устанавливает нормы и правила , регулирующие Спортивной Ассоциации спортивных программ и функций Мэриленд государственных средних школ в рамках Отдела Инструкцией Мэриленд Департамент образования штата . Все квалифицированные государственные средние школы в Мэриленде в 23 округах, которые соответствуют правилам и положениям, могут стать членами Спортивной ассоциации государственных средних школ Мэриленда.

Цель Ассоциации - продвигать, направлять и контролировать все межшкольные мероприятия старшеклассников; устанавливать, поддерживать и обеспечивать соблюдение правил, гарантирующих, что вся такая деятельность является частью комплексной образовательной программы штата Мэриленд и вносит в нее свой вклад; сотрудничать с государственным департаментом образования в разработке программы по защите физического, психического и морального благополучия старшеклассников и их защиты от эксплуатации. [2]

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Администрация [ править ]

Офицеры MPSSAA 2013-2014 [ править ]

ДолжностьИмя
ПрезидентЭрл Хокинс
Бывший президентУильям Битти
Избранный президентКимберли Н. Дольч
Исполнительный директорЭдвард Ф. Спаркс

Прошлые президенты [ править ]

1947-48....................William Brish
1949-50....................William Brish
1950-51............George Carrington
1951-52............George Carrington
1952-53 ..................Arthur Ramey
1953-54 ......................Ellery Ward
1954-55..............Crescent J. Bride
1955-56 ............Stephan A. Lerda
1956-57................Edward Semler
1957-58 ..............Charles Hudson
1958-59..............Warren R. Evans
1959-60 ..............Robert E. Pence
1960-61 ..............Charles R. Berry
1961-62....Vincent C. Holochwost
1962-63........William J. Callaghan
1963-64..G. Wayne Burgemeister
1964-65..........William E. Dykes Jr.
1965-66......................Jack Willard
1966-67..................Edward Finzel
1967-68..............Harold S. Martin
1968-69..............Crescent J. Bride
1969-70................Warren Squires
1970-71....................Marvin C. Joy
1971-72..........John E. Molesworth
1972-73 ................Robert Melville
1973-74......................Albert Cesky
1974-76 ........................Earl Hersh
1976-78..............Robert M. Foster
1978-80............Mildred H. Murray
1980-82 ..............Robert E. Pence
1982-84..........................Jim Heins
1984-86........................Roy Comer
1986-88............Clarence Johnson
1988-90..................W. Cecil Short
1990-92....................Chuck Brown
1992-94 ..................Patricia Barry
1994-96 ............Ronald J. Belinko
1996-98..............Donald E. Cooke
1998-00..............Mary Etta Reedy
2000-02 ..................Marlene Kelly
2002-04................Robert P. Wade
2004-06..........................Jay Berno
2006-08........................David Byrd
2008-10..................Andrew Roper
2010-12................William Beattie

Member High Schools[edit]

Due to the state's unique geography, Maryland high school athletics is divided into nine districts by the MPSSAA for purposes of organizing athletic activities and postseason tournaments. MPSSAA member schools compete within geographic regions (jurisdictions) and are divided into leagues across the state. In total, there are five conferences and six counties competing together to form a league, but remaining independent.

Classifications[edit]

The MPSSAA's 197 member schools are arranged by classification to ensure that schools compete on a regular basis with other schools in the geographic area of a similar size. The classifications are 4A (the largest), 3A, 2A, and 1A (the smallest).

  • 4A = Top 25 percent based on enrollment
  • 3A = Next 25 percent based on enrollment
  • 2A = Next 25 percent based on enrollment
  • 1A = Lowest 25 percent based on enrollment

District Alignment[edit]

  • District 1 – Allegany, Carroll, Frederick, Garrett, and Washington counties
  • District 2 – Montgomery County
  • District 3 – Prince George's County
  • District 4 – Charles, Calvert, and St. Mary's counties
  • District 5 – Anne Arundel and Howard counties
  • District 6 – Baltimore County
  • District 7 – Cecil and Harford counties
  • District 8 – Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester counties
  • District 9 – Baltimore City

Conferences[edit]

Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference[edit]

AlleganyGarrett
Allegany High SchoolNorthern Garrett High School
Mountain Ridge High SchoolSouthern Garrett High School
Fort Hill High School

Bayside Conference[edit]

CarolineDorchesterKentQueen Anne'sSomersetTalbotWicomicoWorcester
Colonel Richardson High SchoolCambridge-South Dorchester High SchoolKent County High SchoolKent Island High SchoolCrisfield High SchoolEaston High SchoolJames M. Bennett High SchoolPocomoke High School
North Caroline High SchoolNorth Dorchester High SchoolQueen Anne's County High SchoolWashington High SchoolSt. Michaels High SchoolMardela High SchoolSnow Hill High School
Parkside High SchoolStephen Decatur High School
Wicomico High School

Monocacy Valley Athletic League[edit]

CarrollFrederickWashington
Century High SchoolBrunswick High SchoolBoonsboro High School
Francis Scott Key High SchoolCatoctin High SchoolClear Spring High School
Liberty High SchoolFrederick High SchoolHancock High School
Manchester Valley High SchoolGovernor Thomas Johnson High SchoolNorth Hagerstown High School
Linganore High SchoolSmithsburg High School
South Carroll High SchoolMiddletown High SchoolSouth Hagerstown High School
Westminster Senior High SchoolOakdale High SchoolWilliamsport High School
Winters Mill High SchoolTuscarora High School
Urbana High School
Walkersville High School

Southern Maryland Athletic Conference[edit]

CalvertCharlesSt. Mary's
Huntingtown High SchoolHenry E. Lackey High SchoolChopticon High School
Northern High SchoolLa Plata High SchoolGreat Mills High School
Calvert High SchoolMaurice J. McDonough High SchoolLeonardtown High School
Patuxent High SchoolNorth Point High School
Thomas Stone High School
Westlake High School
St. Charles High School

Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference[edit]

CecilHarford
Bohemia Manor High SchoolAberdeen High School
Elkton High SchoolBel Air High School
North East High SchoolC. Milton Wright High School
Perryville High SchoolEdgewood High School
Rising Sun High SchoolFallston High School
Harford Technical High School
Havre De Grace High School
Joppatowne High School
North Harford High School
Patterson Mill High School

Independents[edit]

Anne Arundel County League[edit]

  • Annapolis High School
  • Arundel High School
  • Broadneck High School
  • Chesapeake High School, Pasadena
  • Glen Burnie High School
  • Meade Senior High School
  • North County High School
  • Northeast Senior High School
  • Old Mill High School
  • Severna Park High School
  • South River High School
  • Southern High School

Baltimore City League[edit]

MPSSAA member schools and ancient rivals City and Poly clash at M&T Bank Stadium, in downtown Baltimore, November 2007.
  • The Baltimore City College ("City")
  • The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute ("Poly")
  • Carver Vocational Technical High School
  • Digital Harbor High School (formerly Southern High School (Baltimore)
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar Community High School
  • Edmondson-Westside High School
  • Frederick Douglass High School
  • Forest Park High School
  • Lake Clifton/Eastern High School
  • Mergenthaler Vocational - Technical High School ("Mervo")
  • Northwestern High School
  • Patterson High School
  • Reginald F. Lewis High School
  • Southwestern High School
  • Western High School

Baltimore County League[edit]

  • Catonsville High School
  • Chesapeake High School
  • Dulaney High School
  • Dundalk High School
  • Eastern Technical High School
  • Franklin High School
  • George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology
  • Hereford High School
  • Kenwood High School
  • Lansdowne High School
  • Loch Raven High School
  • Milford Mill Academy
  • New Town High School
  • Overlea High School
  • Owings Mills High School
  • Parkville High School
  • Patapsco High School
  • Perry Hall High School
  • Pikesville High School
  • Randallstown High School
  • Sparrows Point High School
  • Towson High School
  • Western School of Technology and Environmental Science
  • Woodlawn High School

Howard County League[edit]

River Hill's girls compete for a Class 2A girls' basketball state championship in 2009 at UMBC's Retriever Activities Center in Catonsville.
  • Atholton High School
  • Centennial High School
  • Glenelg High School
  • Hammond High School
  • Howard High School
  • Long Reach High School
  • Marriotts Ridge High School
  • Mount Hebron High School
  • Oakland Mills High School
  • Reservoir High School
  • River Hill High School
  • Wilde Lake High School

Montgomery County League[edit]

  • Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School
  • Montgomery Blair High School
  • James Hubert Blake High School
  • Winston Churchill High School
  • Clarksburg High School
  • Damascus High School
  • Albert Einstein High School
  • Gaithersburg High School
  • Walter Johnson High School
  • John F. Kennedy High School
  • Colonel Zadok A. Magruder High School
  • Richard Montgomery High School
  • Northwest High School
  • Northwood High School
  • Paint Branch High School
  • Poolesville High School
  • Quince Orchard High School
  • Rockville High School
  • Seneca Valley High School
  • Sherwood High School
  • Springbrook High School
  • Watkins Mill High School
  • Wheaton High School
  • Walt Whitman High School
  • Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School

Prince George's (PG) County League[edit]

  • Bladensburg High School
  • Bowie High School
  • Central High School
  • Crossland High School
  • Frederick Douglass High School
  • DuVal High School
  • Fairmont Heights High School
  • Charles Herbert Flowers High School
  • Friendly High School
  • Gwynn Park High School
  • Henry Alexander Wise Jr., High School
  • High Point High School
  • Largo High School
  • Laurel High School
  • Northwestern High School
  • Oxon Hill High School
  • Parkdale High School
  • Potomac High School
  • Eleanor Roosevelt High School
  • Suitland High School
  • Surrattsville High School

Out-of-state teams[edit]

  • Musselman High School's Applemen, in Inwood, West Virginia, regularly plays teams in Washington County, even though Musselman is in Berkeley County.

Recent Champions (since 1993)[edit]

The following member schools have won state championships since the MPSSAA expanded in 1993:

Boys Basketball Champions[edit]

Since 1993, Baltimore City League members have won a combined 35 MPSSAA state boys basketball titles. During that time, Prince George's County ranks second among all MPSSAA leagues with 17 state championships. Baltimore County teams have won 10 titles, while Montgomery County League teams have won nine. Teams from the Eastern Shore have won eight state titles over the last 22 seasons, most in the 1A classification. MVAC members have earned three state title wins. Howard County and UCBAC teams boast two state championships each since 1993. The SMAC and Western Maryland-based Allegany have won the final two of the 88 state titles earners in the four classifications over the last 22 seasons. The Anne Arundel County League hasn't won a boys basketball state title since 1990 until 2015 when Meade High School defeated Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in the 4A State title game on March 14, 2015.[3]

TeamState titlesYears won (since 1993)
Dunbar151993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Randallstown51995, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007
Lake Clifton

Milford Mill

41995, 1999, 2009, 2012

1994, 2010, 2011, 2013

City College

Friendly

Springbrook

T. Johnson

New Town

32009, 2010, 2014

1998, 2003, 2004

2008, 2009, 2010

1997, 1999, 2004

2007, 2015, 2016

Northwestern

Potomac

21997, 1999

2005, 2014

Aberdeen

Allegany

Cambridge/SD

Central

DuVal

Forestville

Surrattsville

Edmondson-Westside

Patterson

Baltimore Poly

Perry Hall

12000

1996

1993

1996

1994

1995

1997

2017

2017

2017 2018 2019

2017

See also[edit]

  • Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association — a boys' sports conference for private high schools generally located in the Baltimore metropolitan area
  • Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland — an association of schools that organizes the female athletic programs in the Baltimore metropolitan area
  • Washington Catholic Athletic Conference - an association of Catholic Schools in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, which also includes schools in Maryland and Virginia

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association". Maryland Public Secondary Schools Association. Retrieved 1 April 2011. CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)
  2. ^ http://www.mpssaa.org/assets/publications/Handbook%201314.pdf
  3. ^ "No. 12 Meade rolls over Bethesda-Chevy Chase in Class 4A final for first state title".

External links[edit]

  • Official site