By Pat O'Malley Sun Staff Originally published March 2, 2005 Five Anne Arundel County boys basketball players, including three from Archbishop Spalding who have signed with Division I programs, have been chosen to play in the fifth Charm City Challenge on April 10 at Towson University. Spalding's Lawrence Dixon, a 6-foot-5 forward, is the only one to be named to the feature game as a member of the Baltimore All-Stars, who will play the United States Stars at 5 p.m. Dixon, who was named a Baltimore Catholic League first-team selection, is headed to Holy Cross. Dixon's teammates, guards Justin Castleberry and Marquis Sullivan, who have signed with Bucknell and Loyola, respectively, will play for the Suburban All-Stars against the Baltimore City Stars in a 3 p.m. preliminary game. Arundel's Corey Henderson, a 6-3 swingman, and Old Mill's 6-8 center, Travis Hyman, are the only county public school players selected for the Suburban stars.