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5th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament
The 5th annual AEHSHOF Scholarship Golf Tournament and Scholarship Awards Ceremony will be held at Laytonsville Golf Course on May 14th, 2012. Please mark  your calendar and plan to join us for this always fun event.
This year we will be partnering with Comfort Inn Shady Grove as our preferred hotel. They will be extending Preferred Rates for all of our associates, Single/Double rooms are only $84.00 per night plus applicable taxes. To be guaranteed the  Preferred Rate, guests must make reservations prior to their arrival at their local number (301) 330-0023 or toll free at 888-605-9100 or e-mail them at cisg@aol.com and refer to the Albert Einstein Hall of Fame Preferred Rate.
Please help us make a difference in the lives of current AEHS student athletes by participating in our event (CLICK HERE for Golfer Registration) or by making a tax-deductible donation to the Hall of Fame. In addition, you can support our cause by having your company or family sponsor a hole for $100. Please see the Sponsor Registration Form for details. Proceeds from the tournament will go directly into the HOF athletic and scholarship funds, including the Jack Keller Legacy Award Fund (outstanding male athlete) and the Kit Pardee Scholarship Fund (outstanding female athlete). Funds raised will also allow the HOF to support other athletic programs at AEHS.  | | Golf Hole Sponsor Larry Rosen |
Those who sponsor will be recognized in our Tournament program. Sponsors who contribute $250.00 or more will also be on the Sponsorship page of our website and links will be provided to those who have their own websites. AEHS HOF is linked to the Montgomery County School System with over 40,000 employees. You can register online and pay by credit card at the AEHS Hall of Fame website
Date: May 14, 2012 9:00 AM
Location: Laytonsville Golf Course 7130 Dorsey Road Laytonsville, MD 20882 301-948-5288 Event: Captain's Choice - Tournament includes Greens Fees, Cart, Prizes and Lunch following the event. Prizes awarded for The Mega Putt, Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin and Top Foursomes. Mulligans and All-in-one tickets will be for sale. Cost: $100 per person, $400 for your favorite Foursome! $50 for non-golfer (reception only) Contact: Paul Remson, Tournament Chairman, 240-453-0906 or GolfChairman@AEHSHOF.com |
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Honoring The Man Whom The Tournament is Named After
 After his 16th season, the only coach the Bowling program has ever known decided to call it quits. Coach James Brown has been loyal and dedicated alum for the University.
Since MSU added bowling to the department in 1996, Coach Brown has done a magnificent job in elevating Morgan State bowling to not only a power in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, but also a force nationally.
The Lady Bears have been ranked as high as 11th in the nation, and have been the home of honorable mention All-American Lee-Ann Lewis. In 2001, Ms. Lewis became the first MEAC bowler to record a perfect 300 game.
Coach Brown is the proud owner of six 300 games and two 800 series.
Coach Brown says he took the position at Morgan because of his strong love for bowling, and his love of coaching young people. Brown says, "when I was asked by former Director of Athletics Garnett Purnell to take the job, I was honored to say yes."
Brown adds, "I'm proud of the progress of the program over the years. There have been some challenges, but I believe we've done a good job of elevating the program to a national level."
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Hall of Fame Featured Member of the Month:
Mike Owens
Basketball - 1976
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Mike was a standout in both football and basketball at Einstein. He started at tight end for the JV football team, then earned All-County and All-Suburban Maryland honors as a Junior wide receiver. In basketball, Mike made All-County as a sophomore, junior and senior. As a senior he was 3rd team All-Metropolitan and played for the DC All Stars in the annual McDonald's Capital Classic basketball game. Mike received the Wheaton Lion's Club Award for Outstanding Scholarship and Leadership in his Senior year.
After high school Mike was awarded a 4-year basketball scholarship from the University of Virginia, where he was a 4-year starter and co-captain of the 1980 National Invitational Tournament championship team.
Mike went on to earn a medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia and a MBA from the University of Pittsburgh. He now works as an emergency physician and Department Director and lives in the Pittsburgh area with his wife, Carmen, and their 6 children.
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