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Today’s edition · Fri., Nov. 13

Four-star lineman Tyrone Elee commits to the Terps

Plus, Heavy Seas says it's staying open after its bankruptcy filing.

The Daily Bowie team2 stories12 sources5 min read

TerpsTop story

Four-star lineman Tyrone Elee commits to Maryland, joining his brother Zion

The Elee brothers are making noise for Maryland

4-star
recruit Tyrone Elee, class of 2028
6
sacks for freshman Zion Elee this season, a team high

Source: The Diamondback

If you follow the Terps, there's recruiting news. Baltimore native Tyrone Elee, a four-star class of 2028 defensive lineman, committed to Maryland football Thursday. The Capital Gazette calls him one of the state's top 2028 prospects, and he picked the Terps while the school searches for Mike Locksley's replacement.

“I choose Maryland because I really believe in [interim] coach Aazaar [Abdul-Rahim] and what he's doing for the program. I think I'll be a good fit for it.”

Tyrone Elee, on a 247Sports livestream

His older brother, freshman Zion Elee, set a career high with two-and-a-half sacks in the win over Purdue. He fell short of the four he had wagered.

Zion Elee fell short of his four-sack bet against Purdue

2.5Zion Elee's sacks against Purdue

Source: The Diamondback

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Zion Elee's sacks against Purdue2.5
Zion's bet4.0
  • Sacks entering Purdue: three-and-a-half
  • Wager: four sacks against the Boilermakers
  • Streak: first Terp with multiple sacks in a Big Ten game since 2023

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Heavy Seas Beer says it's staying open after filing for bankruptcy

If you've got Heavy Seas in your fridge, you're fine for now. The Halethorpe brewery is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and its marketing director says it's staying open.

Heavy Seas says the taproom and beers stay while a sale stays possible

ItemWhat's reported
TaproomStaying open
BeersStaying on the market
BrewingContinuing, company says
Sale or mergerPossible, attorney says
Hugh SissonStaying involved

Sources: Capital Gazette, CBS News

“We are optimistic about Heavy Seas future and the fact that it is on a different path from what happened to Guinness”

An attorney for Heavy Seas, to CBS News Baltimore

The company points to pressure across the craft beer industry and the planned retirement of founder Hugh Sisson. His daughter says he plans to stay involved through the reorganization, with no firm timeline for retiring.

Heavy Seas went from a 1995 start to a Chapter 11 filing

  1. 1995Heavy Seas begins operating in the Baltimore region
  2. Nov. 11CBS Baltimore reports the brewery is filing for
  3. Nov. 12Marketing director says the taproom stays open and beers stay on the market

Sources: Capital Gazette, CBS News

  • Filing: bankruptcy protection
  • Goal: protect the brand and the jobs it supports
  • Possible next step: a sale or merger with another brewery

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News Notes

Terps game

The Terps host Wisconsin in the Military Appreciation game on Sat., Nov. 14 at in College Park, and it airs on FS1. The school's calendar and CBS Sports list noon ET while Fox Sports shows 5 p.m., so we suggest confirming with the university before you go. El Tiempo Latino

3-6Maryland football's record, 1-5 in the Big Ten

The Terps won 34-29 at Purdue on Nov. 7, their third win of the year.

Source: El Tiempo Latino

Family ties

Maddie Moran, named the top women's lacrosse recruit in the class of 2028, committed to Maryland, where her father, Ryan Moran, is the men's lacrosse offensive coordinator. Women's lacrosse coach Cathy Reese's daughter, Cayden Reese, is an incoming freshman attacker. The Diamondback

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Around Maryland

Soccer

Paint Branch boys soccer is two wins from its first state title. The Panthers (13-5) beat Severn Run 3-0 in the Class 4A quarterfinals and now face Parkdale in the semifinals. Montgomery Community Media

Jobs

Meal delivery company Feast and Fettle has invested $5 million in its Elkridge facility over the past year. It plans to hire another 150 employees by early 2027. Columbia Patch

Feast and Fettle plans to hire 150 for a site with about 30 workers

Source: Columbia Patch

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Employees now30
Planned hires by early 2027150

Field hockey

Severna Park field hockey beat Urbana 1-0 in the Class 4A state semifinal Thursday. The Falcons are headed to the state championship. The Baltimore Sun

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— Marie Curie

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Bowie's annual Holiday House Decorating Contest is taking entries from homes inside city limits through Dec. 3. Pick traditional, religious or colonial, and judging will take place Dec. 9 between 6 and 11 p.m., with homes evaluated on creativity, appearance and effort. Only decorations visible from the street at night count, so the contest rewards the lights-on crowd. Let the porch-light wars begin.

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  3. Tues., Nov. 10Free spay and neuter is back for Prince George's pets
  4. Mon., Nov. 9Free Halloween rides topped 2,100 and Navy edged Temple
  5. Sun., Nov. 8Navy holds off Temple, 42-35, in Annapolis
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Four-star lineman Tyrone Elee commits to the Terps

Plus, Heavy Seas says it's staying open after its bankruptcy filing.

The TLDR

  1. Four-star lineman Tyrone Elee commits to Maryland
  2. Heavy Seas says it's staying open after filing for Chapter 11
  3. Terps host Wisconsin Saturday; check the kickoff time
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