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Here’s a list of #WNSTSweet16 “must attend” events for Baltimore sports fans

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12. Mercy-IND Girls’ Basketball – Little known fact: I covered girl high school basketball at The Evening Sun from 1986 through 1991 and this was the best rivalry game then and it’s the best rivalry game now. They played it at the Baltimore Civic Center back in the day, then Loyola and now it’s been at Towson for almost two decades. If you like tradition and Hatfields and McCoys and massive amounts of girl power, then see the Mercy-IND game at SECU Arena next February right around the Super Bowl. Full house. All the traditions you’d ever want to see. Ask anyone who has seen the Sharpshooters vs. the Indians or the more tepid Magic vs. the Penguins that this is a big deal. Go see for yourself…

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