State Champs Climb Tough Road To Top 3/13/2010 Links associated with this release: 4A Final: Old Mill vs. Springbrook 3A Final: Milford Mill vs. Thomas Stone 2A Final: City College vs. Gwynn Park 1A Final: Owings Mills vs. Dunbar 1A Semifinal: Allegany vs. Dunbar 1A Semifinal: Snow Hill vs. Owings Mills 2A Semifinal: North Carroll vs. Gwynn Park 2A Semifinal: Easton vs. City 3A Semifinal: Blake vs. Stone 3A Semifinal: Decatur vs. Milford Mill 4A Semifinal: Springbrook vs. Roosevelt 4A Semifinal: Old Mill vs. Urbana Boy's 1A Brackets Boy's 2A Brackets Boy's 3A Brackets Boy's 4A Brackets      Four title games were played and four tough victories were claimed by the newly crowned state boys basketball champions.  Baltimore City won two classification titles with Dunbar winning the Class 1A Championship and City College winning the Class 2A Championship.  Baltimore County's Milford Mill Academy took home the Class 3A State trophy while Springbrook of Montgomery County won the Class 4A title.      Dunbar posted an impressive 12th state title while Springbrook hoisted the championship banner for an equally impressive 3rd straight time and fifth overall. Milford Mill's crown was their first in sixteen years and 4th overall state title.  City College went the back-to-back route in defending last year's state championship for their second consecutive and second overall.      Complete brackets and game statistics from every semifinal and final game are available by selecting the desired link above.  Verizon FiOS1 will be airing all 12 of the boys state tournament games on their Verizon FiOS TV Channel 1.  Visit www.fios1news.com or www.mpssaa.org to find out the dates and times of the broadcasts.      The MPSSAA is extremely appreciative of the cooperation that we received from school systems, administrators, coaches, officials, players, and fans in order to complete ALL of the region tournament games on schedule.  We would also like to recognize the extraordinary time and effort put in by the Boys State Basketball Tournament Committee as well as the legion of dedicated tournament workers without whom this tournament would not have been possible.  Our thanks also go to the University of Maryland's Athletic Department for making the Comcast Center available to us and for their cooperation and assistance with making the Boys State Basketball Tournament so special.