Fight ends Gaithersburg High School football game

Anonymous
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/maryland/fight-gaithersburg-high-school-football-game/65-e9680e27-474b-49e9-9a2c-55ac93c6d128

Published: 11:16 PM EDT September 16, 2022

GAITHERSBURG, Md. — A high school football game in Gaithersburg was stopped after a fight broke out on the field among the players, according to police.

The fight happened at Gaithersburg High School, located on Education Boulevard, around 8:23 p.m. between their football team and Northwest High School's team from Germantown, Maryland.

Montgomery County Department of Police responded to the school to assist the Gaithersburg Police Department with helping to maintain the fight.

Police were able to disperse the crowd and one person was found with a knife. The unidentified person was arrested.

In a Twitter video, courtesy of @Kdub_335, a large crowd is seen on the field brawling with coaches running to intervene to break up the incident.

Didn’t catch the whole thing. But both benches are cleared. Games called pic.twitter.com/tbwP2t3Yd2

— Kyle Walsh (@Kdub_335) September 17, 2022
The game was called due to the fight. Northwest High School won the game against Gaithersburg with a 14-0 score. The score board, when the game ended, shows one minute and 15 seconds left on the clock in the third quarter.

Game Called (it’s over) both teams have left the field
MORE INFO Later
It’s a 14-0 Northwest win @ Gaithersburg, Maryland https://t.co/pgNtPWrV70

— Northwest Football (@NWHSfootball) September 17, 2022
Charges have not been announced for the person arrested during the incident.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/maryland/fight-gaithersburg-high-school-football-game/65-e9680e27-474b-49e9-9a2c-55ac93c6d128

Published: 11:16 PM EDT September 16, 2022

GAITHERSBURG, Md. — A high school football game in Gaithersburg was stopped after a fight broke out on the field among the players, according to police.

The fight happened at Gaithersburg High School, located on Education Boulevard, around 8:23 p.m. between their football team and Northwest High School's team from Germantown, Maryland.

Montgomery County Department of Police responded to the school to assist the Gaithersburg Police Department with helping to maintain the fight.

Police were able to disperse the crowd and one person was found with a knife. The unidentified person was arrested.

In a Twitter video, courtesy of @Kdub_335, a large crowd is seen on the field brawling with coaches running to intervene to break up the incident.

Didn’t catch the whole thing. But both benches are cleared. Games called pic.twitter.com/tbwP2t3Yd2

— Kyle Walsh (@Kdub_335) September 17, 2022
The game was called due to the fight. Northwest High School won the game against Gaithersburg with a 14-0 score. The score board, when the game ended, shows one minute and 15 seconds left on the clock in the third quarter.

Game Called (it’s over) both teams have left the field
MORE INFO Later
It’s a 14-0 Northwest win @ Gaithersburg, Maryland https://t.co/pgNtPWrV70

— Northwest Football (@NWHSfootball) September 17, 2022
Charges have not been announced for the person arrested during the incident.


Here's some video footage from twitter.



Anonymous
MC is in serious decline
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.
Anonymous
I love Friday night football games as they have a certain level of excitement to them. However, it might be time to consider moving them to Saturday afternoons.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Yeah, I mean who *wouldn’t* want these kids at their school? Let’s get that fixed stat!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.


And that doesn't mean they suddenly recover from a year of lockdown. These kids are ruined.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.


And that doesn't mean they suddenly recover from a year of lockdown. These kids are ruined.


Kids are resilient and most have "recovered", whatever that means. This is not about school closures--a lot more is going on and clearly there are problems that need to be addressed, not just blamed on one policy from two years ago.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


The fighting at sports events has also happened at Churchill and BCC....
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


The entire country is in crisis, in case you haven't seen the news.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.


And that doesn't mean they suddenly recover from a year of lockdown. These kids are ruined.


When I was in high school years and years and years ago, so way pre-pandemic. there was a fight in the BCC parking lot after a game against WJ in which a student's eye was knocked out of its socket. in other words, this has nothing to do with the year of lockdown.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.


And that doesn't mean they suddenly recover from a year of lockdown. These kids are ruined.


Kids are resilient and most have "recovered", whatever that means. This is not about school closures--a lot more is going on and clearly there are problems that need to be addressed, not just blamed on one policy from two years ago.


Really? That's not what we're seeing. The learning loss alone is impacting behaviors. Kids are frustrated they can't read or do math.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:MC is in serious decline


It's a result of housing segregation... The county politics and NIMBYism is concentrating poverty and related issues based on family income.


Let's stay on topic. You know it's all about loss of socialization skills from being locked down for a year.


Schools have been back in person for over a year.


And that doesn't mean they suddenly recover from a year of lockdown. These kids are ruined.


Uh, those kids were ruined long before covid lockdown, long before they even started school.
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