ET CETERA MLL’s Bayhawks defeat Hounds, 12-8, Friday night

Matt Danowski, Joe Walters and Brendan Mundorf each had a hat trick and Brian Phipps made 16 saves to lead the Chesapeake Bayhawks (4-2) to a 12-8 victory over the visiting Charlotte Hounds (3-2) on Friday night. “[Phipps] and the whole defense played great,” Chesapeake coach Brian Reese said. “They were aggressive in double teaming and getting the ball off the ground, and then when we did give up shots Brian was huge.” The Bayhawks will host the Rochester Rattlers on Saturday.

— Ryan Morse, Baltimore Sun Media Group

SWIMMING: Michael Phelps finished fourth in the 200-meter freestyle at the Longhorn Elite Invitational in Austin, Texas. Townley Haas won in 1 minute, 47.86 seconds, while Phelps, the American record holder, finished in 1:48.73. On Friday night, Phelps, of Baltimore, won the 100 freestyle, then lost to Singapore’s Joseph Schooling — a star at the University of Texas — in the 100 butterfly. Allison Schmitt, Phelps’ teammate at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, beat Missy Franklin for the second straight night. Schmitt won the 200 freestyle in 1:56.87. Franklin was second in 1:57.78. SATELLITE CAMP: At least 15 schools, including Michigan and Alabama, will be represented at the St. Frances-hosted satellite camp Monday at Patterson Park, according to Henry Russell, who coaches at St. Frances. Michigan’s staff and coach Jim Harbaugh will be in attendance. The other Football Bowl Subdivision schools will be Wake Forest, Navy and Massachusetts. Other schools in attendance will be: Virginia Military Institute, Pennsylvania, Coastal Carolina, Fordham, Albany, Stevenson, Monmouth, Delaware, Indiana (Pa.) and Morgan State.

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MEN’S GYMNASTICS: Donnell Whittenburg, a 21-year-old Baltimore native who attended Edgewood, scored a 14.85 on the parallel bars, a 15.05 on the high bar and a 15.05 on the floor exercises to take the lead at the P&G championships after the first day of competition Friday night in Hartford, Conn., with a score of 89.90. Three-time defending champion Sam Mikulak was second (89.85). Kyle Zemeir of Ellicott City was 20th in the 40-man field. —