Tuesday, February 14, 2012
BOYS BASKETBALL
Mo Sallah had 22 points, 21 rebounds and five blocks to lead Broadfording Christian Academy to a 66-52 victory over visiting Hancock on Tuesday.
Derek Durst scored 17 points and Ben Cradduck added 14 points and seven rebounds for the Lions (18-14). Cisco Silva contributed 10 rebounds and 12 assists.
Donnie O’Brien had 17 points for Hancock (6-14), while Devon Mitchell had 14 points and Garrett Wiles added 11.
HANCOCK (6-14)
O’Brien 17, Wiles 11, Foreman 2, Sipe 8, Mitchell 14. Totals 19 6-9 52.
BROADFORDING (18-14)
Snodderly 4, Silva 4, Cradduck 14 B Durst 17, Lopez 5, Sallah 22. Totals 29 4-8 66.
Hancock 8 19 16 9 — 52
Broadfording 18 16 6 26 — 66
3-point goals—Hancock 8 (O’Brien 3, Wiles, Mitchell 4); Broadfording 4 (Durst 3, Lopez). Fouled out—B: Campagna.
Clear Spring 64, North Carroll 48
CLEAR SPRING — Nick Hill scored nine of his game-high 24 points from long range to lead Clear Spring past North Carroll (2-19).
Ralph Weaver had 15 points and four steals, Sam Elwood had six rebounds and five assists and Ryan Aaron had eight points and four steals for the Blazers (11-10).
JV: Clear Spring, 52-51 (CS: Jake Brant 14).
NORTH CARROLL (2-19)
Joyce 3, Anderson 11, Evan 5, Kwhui 2, Nevin 15, Keith 5, Maloney 4. Totals 18 5-8 48.
CLEAR SPRING (11-10)
Elwood 2, Hill 24, Weaver 15, Aaron 8, Walling 1, Miller 6, Mellott 1, Sensenbaugh 7. Totals 25 8-13 64.
North Carroll 11 9 14 14 — 48
Clear Spring 16 18 8 22 — 64
3-point goals — North Carroll 4 (Joyce, Anderson 2, Keith); Clear Spring 6 (Hill 3, Weaver, Aaron 2). Rebounds – Clear Spring 29 (Elwood 6).
Maret School 60, Saint James 45
WASHINGTON — Nnamdi Enechionyia posted a double-double with 23 points — including three 3-pointers — and 14 rebounds for Saint James in a Mid-Atlantic Conference loss to Maret School (12-10, 8-3).
Fred Slater had eight points, including two 3-pointers, Avery Wilmore had eight points and Obi Enechionyia had 10 rebounds for the Saints (12-9, 5-5).
Maret hit 10 3-pointers in the victory.
SAINT JAMES (12-9, 5-5)
N. Enechionyia 23, O. Enechionyia 2, Wilmore 8, Slater 8, Orfan 4. Totals 15 10-12 45.
MARET SCHOOL (12-10, 8-3)
Beck 13, Davis 13, Vereen 3, Veitler 11, Bowens 8, Barnes 2, Lawrence 4, Peltier 6. Totals 23 3-8 60.
Saint James 9 8 13 15 — 45
Maret School 9 14 20 17 — 60
3-point goals — Saint James 5 (N. Enechionyia 3, Slater 2); Maret School 10 (Beck 2, Davis 3, Vereen, Veitler 3, Bowens). Fouled out — Barnes.
Mount Airy 65, Heritage 59
Bryce Nigh had 19 points, including three 3-pointers, and three steals for Heritage Academy in a double-overtime loss to Mount Airy Christian.
Alex Cosner posted a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds and Ben Cosner had 11 points and eight rebounds for the Eagles (10-9), who were outscored 9-3 in the second overtime.
MOUNT AIRY
Finch 4, Lipman 10, Mi. Dambrosio 7, P. Sigmon 15, S. Sigmon 1, Hammond 4, Ma. Dambrosio 9, Eagan 7, Pwardzik 8. Totals 22 18-30 65.
HERITAGE ACADEMY (10-9)
Martin 4, B. Cosner 11, A. Cosner 16, Nigh 19, Harrell 9. Totals 19 17-24 59.
Mount Airy 13 8 10 15 10 9 — 65
Heritage Academy 8 16 15 7 10 3 — 59
3-point goals — Mount Airy 3 (Lipman, P. Sigmon 2); Heritage Academy 4 (Nigh 3, Harrell).
Southern Fulton 75, Northern Bedford 42
WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — Southern Fulton controlled Northern Bedford with a wire-to-wire win in the Sideling Hill League, keeping pace in first place with Chestnut Ridge.
Seth Hall led Southern Fulton (19-2, 12-1) with 20 points and Nick Smartt had 18. Off the bench, Brayden Litton hit 7 of 8 field goals and posted a career-high 16 points. Damon Gordon had eight rebounds.
NORTHERN BEDFORD (13-6, 9-5)
T. Pressel 16, Z. Pressel 4, Diehl 6, Over 8, Barnes 8. Totals 18 4-7 42.
SOUTHERN FULTON (19-2, 12-1)
Hall 20, Gordon 5, N. Smartt 18, Ashkettle 6, Seaburn 4, Litton 16, Fitz 4, Wertz 2. Totals 29 6-9 75.
No. Bedford 11 10 9 12 — 42
So. Fulton 16 18 20 21 — 75
3-point goals—Northern Bedford 2 (Over); Southern Fulton 11 (Hall 6, Gordon, Smartt 2, Litton 2).
Everett 75, McConnellsburg 66
McCONNELLSBURG, Pa. — Tyler Green nailed seven 3-pointers en route to a team-high 24 points for McConnellsburg in a Sideling Hill League loss to Everett (7-14, 5-8).
Jesse Swope had 13 points, including three 3-pointers, and eight assists, Evan Appleby had 12 points, including three 3-pointers, and eight assists and Tyler Branche had eight points and 14 rebounds for the Spartans (5-14, 3-10).
JV: McConnellsburg, 51-47 (Mc: Tristan Deneen 18).
EVERETT (7-14, 5-8)
Schmit 2, Roy 6, McInroy 13, Johnson 27, Ward 1, Payne 17, Mellott 8, Richie 1. Totals 24 17-26 75.
McCONNELLSBURG (5-14, 3-10)
Appleby 12, Branche 8, Swope 13, Green 24, Hann 9. Totals 24 5-9 66.
Everett 22 12 20 19 — 75
McConnellsburg 17 15 10 24 — 66
3-point goals — Everett 10 (Payne 4, Johnson 3, McInroy 2, Roy); McConnellsburg 13 (Appleby 3, Swope 3, Green 7). Fouled out — Branche, Mellott. Rebounds — McConnellsburg 33 (Branche 14). Assists — McConnellsburg 19 (Swope 8, Appleby 8).
Berkeley Springs 55, Faith 34
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Jared Spielman scored a game-high 12 points to lead Berkeley Springs (10-9) past Faith Christian.
Troy Johnson had 10 points for Faith (9-11).
FAITH (9-11)
T. Johnson 10, Hoy 8, Hercules 5, J. Michael 3, D. Michael 2, Earl 2, Vochture 2, S. Johnson 2. Totals 14 3-5 34.
BERKELEY SPRINGS (10-9)
J. Spielman 12, Wise 8, B. Spielman 8, Twigg 6, Cowles 6, Recio 4, Appel 4, Athey 3, Whipple 2, Walters 2. Totals 20 10-16 55.
Faith 7 8 6 13 — 34
Berk. Springs 11 17 15 12 — 55
3-point goals — Faith 3 (Hoy 2, J. Michael), Berkeley Springs 5 (J. Spielman 3, Cowles, Wise).
Heritage 53, Highland View 46
Alex Cosner scored 20 points to lead Heritage Academy over Highland View on Monday as the Eagles rallied from a first-half deficit.
Ben Cosner added 13 points for Heritage (10-8). Paris Ritter had 10 points for Highland View (7-11).
HERITAGE ACADEMY (10-8)
Martin 6, B. Cosner 13, Nigh 5, A. Cosner 20, Harrell 9. Totals 19 13-27 53.
HIGHLAND VIEW (7-11)
Ritter 10, Fisher 9, Tulloch 9, Sorensen 10, Nite 6, Marquez 2. Totals 18 5-7 46.
Heritage Academy 10 11 14 18 — 53
Highland View 12 14 8 12 — 46
3-point goals — Heritage Academy 2 (Harrell 2); Highland View 5 (Fisher, Tulloch 2, Sorensen 2).
Fulton County Christian 60, Emmanuel Christian 52
Skyler Gordon scored a game-high 37 points to lead Fulton County Community Christian School to a 60-52 win over Emmanuel Christian School on Friday.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hancock 44, Broadfording 37
Alisa Shives had 18 points and nine rebounds to lead Hancock past Broadfording Christian Academy.
Lyndsay Himes had six points and 11 rebounds and Joan Leavy had 14 rebounds for the Panthers (9-11).
Katie Connolly had a game-high 19 points for the Lions (8-16).
HANCOCK (9-11)
Younker 5, Bain 8, Shives 18, Shoemaker 3, Himes 6, Leavy 4. Totals 13 16-28 44.
BROADFORDING (8-16)
Flook 4, Couch 2, Boone 6, Connolly 19, White 6. Totals 10 14-37 37.
Hancock 11 7 9 17 — 44
Broadfording 5 8 5 17 — 37
3-point goals — Hancock 2 (Bain, Shives); Broadfording 3 (Connolly 3). Fouled out — Wagner. Ejection — Younker, Flook. Rebounds — Hancock 41 (Leavy 14).
Southern Fulton 53, Northern Bedford 46
LOYSBURG, Pa. — Macey Hollenshead hit three 3-pointers en route to a game-high 23 points and Southern Fulton captured the Sideling Hill League crown with a victory over Northern Bedford (16-5, 10-4) on Tuesday.
Hollenshead added three rebounds, six assists and three steals, Taelor Morton had 12 points and five rebounds and Jenna Hollenshead had six points and nine rebounds for the Indians (20-1, 13-0).
SOUTHERN FULTON (20-1, 13-0)
J. Hollenshead 6, Strait 2, Chilcote 4, Morton 12, M. Hollenshead 23, Roman 6. Totals 21 8-20 53.
NORTHERN BEDFORD (16-5, 10-4)
McGee 8, Cottle 6, Hershberger 19, Smith 8, Beach 5. Totals 18 5-10 46.
Southern Fulton 17 12 12 12 — 53
Northern Bedford 10 13 8 13 — 46
3-point goals — Southern Fulton 3 (M. Hollenshead 3); Northern Bedford 5 (Cottle 2, Hershberger 3). Fouled out — Smith, McGee. Rebounds — Southern Fulton 30 (J. Hollenshead 9).
Heritage 48, Mount Airy 39
Rachel Clarke had a double-double with 21 points and 13 rebounds to help Heritage Academy overcome an eight point halftime deficit in a win over Mount Airy Christian.
Callie Butts had 13 points, including two 3-pointers, four assists and five steals, Jessica Gaylor had two 3-pointers, Cherie Clark had seven rebounds and Kathleen Kidd had four assists for the Eagles (19-1), who outscored Mount Airy 32-15 in the second half.
MOUNT AIRY CHRISTIAN
Webster 18, Kurdziolek 7, Martin 6, Monroe 6, Braden 2. Totals 13 11-15 39.
HERITAGE ACADEMY (19-1)
Ra. Clarke 21, Butts 13, J. Gaylor 6, Ro. Clarke 6, Kidd 2. Totals 19 6-9 48.
Mt. Airy 13 11 7 8 — 39
Heritage Academy 10 6 17 15 — 48
3-point goals — Mt. Airy 2 (Webster, Monroe); Heritage Academy 4 (Butts 2, J. Gaylor 2). Rebounds — Heritage Academy 26 (Ra. Clarke 13).
Berkeley Springs 68, Musselman 56
INWOOD, W.Va. — Deidra Burch scored a game-high 36 points to lead Berkeley Springs past Musselman.
Casey Solomon had 14 points for the Indians (12-9).
BERKELEY SPRINGS (12-9)
D. Burch 36, C. Napfel 4, Schetrompf 9, Solomon 14, B. Napfel 5. Totals 21 24-30 68.
MUSSELMAN (10-10)
Shawyer 4, Henderson 19, Caison 6, McCarty 4, Hoffmaster 3, Venable 9, Potter 3, Bellman 5, Dusing 3. Totals 19 14-21 56.
Berkeley Springs 15 13 14 26 — 68
Musselman 9 10 21 16 — 56
3-point goals — Berkeley Springs 2 (Solomon, B. Napfel); Musselman 4 (Bellman, Potter, Caison, Henderson).
Paw Paw 52, Fulton County Christian 47
PAW PAW, W.Va. — Jenae Gordon scored a game-high 24 points for Fulton County Community Christian School in an overtime loss to Paw Paw on Monday.
Gordon also had team highs in rebounds (11), assists (three) and steals (three), while Rebecca Truax added 12 points and nine rebounds for Fulton County (9-7).
On Friday, Gordon scored a game-high 19 points to lead Fulton County to a 41-21 victory over Emmanuel Christian School.
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Musselman 55, Boonsboro 40
Boonsboro: Coulter 14.
COLLEGE TRACK
HCC’s Horning honored
BEL AIR, Md. — Hagerstown Community College’s Brandon Horning was honored as one of three January Student-Athletes of the Month by the Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference.
Horning qualified for the NJCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships after running a 2:37.53 to win the 1,000-meter run at the Hagerstown Invitational. The championships will be held at Eastern Illinois on March 2-3.
n Horning will be joined at nationals by teammate Mike Salguero, who also qualified in the 1,000, running 2:36.58 at the Bucknell Winter Classic last weekend.
MEN’S TENNIS
Rams’ Starlings honored
PRINCETON, W.Va. — Shepherd sophomore Al Starlings was named WVIAC Men’s Tennis Player of the Week for his standout play for the Rams last week.
Starlings notched a 6-0, 6-0 singles win over Shenandoah on Saturday and also contributed to an 8-0 doubles victory, helping the Rams improve to 5-2.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Saunders 33, Jerry’s 28
Saunders: Gaines 2, Townsend 2, Waters 15, Metz 2, Hykes 2, Gantt 4, Selby 6.
Jerry’s: Bowie 14, Taylor 2, Martin 2, Aidoo 4, Shatzer 3, Dorsey 3.
FOP 45, Western Enterprise 15
FOP: Young 2, Stubbs 13, Somerville 7, Martz 2, Ceasar 2, Stubbs 2, Treble 6, Carball 2, Litter 7, Gilbert 2.
Western: Barthley 2, Hose 4, Brown 6, Loar 1, Russ 2.
BRIEF
Runners’ seminar Saturday in Chambersburg
The Chambersburg Road Runners Club’s second annual seminar — “The Runner’s Seminar II: Feel the Fire!” — will be held Saturday at Chambersburg Area Middle School from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The seminar will feature such standout runners as Jim Hage, who has won both the JFK 50 Mile and Marine Corps Marathon, and Olympic hopeful Neely Spence.
Admission is $5 at the door.
For information, go to www.chambersburgrrc.org or contact Tim Fisler at tim.fisler@jgr.com or 717-496-7431.
