| Advertisement |
|
|
Sunday, April 1, 2012
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Hagerstown Community College overcame a shaky performance in Game 1 to earn a doubleheader split with Cecil College on Sunday afternoon.
Cecil scored six runs in the first inning, banged out 14 hits and took advantage of five HCC errors to win the first game of the twinbill, 13-3.
Cole Sellers drove in all three HCC runs with a double in the fifth inning.
Hagerstown rebounded in the second game, taking a 3-0 lead after one inning and beating Cecil 5-3.
Sellers had an RBI groundout, Danny Morris had an RBI single and Dylan Dunn drove in Morris with a double in the Hawks’ first inning.
Dunn and Jacob Keeney each had two hits and Eric Schanzenbacher had two RBIs for HCC (17-14).
Cecil 13-3, HCC 3-5
Game 1
Cecil 601 105 — 13 14 1
HCC 000 030 — 3 5 5
Cherrington and Albert. Schaeffer, Deshong (5) and Haupt. WP — Cherrington. LP — Schaeffer (2-3).
Game 2
Cecil 000 003 0 — 3 7 0
HCC 310 100 x — 5 8 1
Moran, Brown (5) and Albert. Bair, Ianaro (6) and Dunn. WP — Bair (2-1). LP — Moran. S — Ianaro (1).
George Washington 8, Shepherd 5
ARLINGTON, Va. — George Washington scored five runs in the fifth inning to come from behind for a victory over Shepherd University.
Grant Brown highlighted the rally with a two-run double to give the Colonials a 6-5 lead. Brown drove in two insurance runs for GW in the sixth.
Nathan Minnich, Jake Cook and Travis Sluger each had a pair of hits for the Rams (17-11). Minnich drove in Shepherd’s first run in the first and Cook had an two-run hit in the third as the Rams took a 3-0 lead.
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
HCC 7, Corning CC 4
WILLIAMSPORT — HCC rallied from a 4-0 deficit with three runs in the top of the sixth and four in the seventh to beat Corning Community College at Kemps Mill.
Carly Mowen started the sixth-inning outburst with a single. Kayla Ewing, Jess Hartman and Sarah Mullin followed with three straight doubles to put the Hawks (11-8) right back in the game.
Ragan Shaw started the Hagerstown seventh with a single. With one out, Brittany Heller singled to move Shaw to third. After Mowen was hit by a pitch to load the bases, Ewing followed with a shot to right field that was scored an error, but plated Shaw and Heller with the tying and go-ahead runs.
Mullin provided insurance with a two-run double. She finished with three hits and three RBIs. Ewing and Mowen each had two hits.
HCC 000 003 4 — 7 11 0
Corning 103 000 0 — 4 5 1
Peomroy and Mowen. Moffe and Knowles. WP — Peomroy (7-5). LP — Moffe.
Wheeling 4-2, Shepherd 1-5
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Bianca Biondillo had three hits and three RBIs to lead Shepherd University to a win in the nightcap of a doubleheader split with Wheeling Jesuit.
Wheeling won the opener of the WVIAC twinbill, 4-1.
Biondillo had a two-run triple in the first and an RBI single in the fourth to lift the Rams (20-15, 7-3).
Sam McQuade had a pair of hits to lead the Rams in the opener.
PREP BASEBALL
Mercersburg 5-2, Peddie 0-4
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. — Michael Collins threw a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts as Mercersburg Academy blanked Peddie School in the first game of a Mid-Atlantic Prep League doubleheader split.
John Olszewski went 2-for-3 and George Molner drove in two runs for the Blue Storm (7-2, 1-1).
Pat Lien and Joe Sanchez each had two hits for Mercersburg in the second game.
Game 1
Mercersburg 000 301 1 — 5 7 1
Peddie 000 000 0 — 0 3 2
Michael Collins and Pat Lien. Duffey and Leach. WP — Collins (2-1). LP — Duffey.
Game 2
Peddie 301 000 0 — 4 7 1
Mercersburg 000 101 0 — 2 7 2
Pisculla and Leach. Thomas, Molner (3), McMahon (6) and Lien. WP — Pisculla. LP — Thomas (2-1).
Berk. Springs 8-7, Petersburg 2-1
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Berkeley Springs got two fine pitching performances in a doubleheader sweep of Petersburg on Saturday.
Jared Spielman threw a five-hitter with 11 strikeouts in the first game and helped his own cause with two doubles and three RBIs. Brady Spielman had three hits, including a two-run homer, and Zane Mokhiber also had two hits for the Indians (4-6).
Preston Hovermale allowed just three hits in six innings while striking out 11 in the second game.
Tyler Holt had three hits, Mokhiber had two hits and three RBIs and Jared Spielman hit a two-run homer for the Indians.
PREP SOFTBALL
Peddie 7-15, Mercersburg Academy 1-0
HIGHSTOWN, N.J. — Peddie School took advantage of Mercersburg Academy’s inexperience to sweep a MAPL doubleheader on Sunday.
Peddie jumped out early with the help of three Blue Storm errors in the opener.
Mercersburg Academy pitcher Sydney Reath pitched the complete game with five strikeouts. She had two hits, while Shelby Smith added two hits and an RBI for the Blue Storm (2-2, 0-2).
Peddie put away the nightcap by using eight Mercersburg walks and a nine-run fifth inning to end the game by the mercy rule.
Reath led the way by collecting two of Mercersburg’s three hits.
Game 1
Mercersburg 000 001 0 — 1 8 3
Peddie 131 200 x — 7 14 1
Reath and Richardson; Wagner and unknown. WP — Wagner. LP — Reath.
Game 2
Mercersburg 000 00 — 0 3 4
Peddie 204 09 — 15 8 0
Hopple and Richardson; Wagner and unknown. WP — Wagner. LP — Hopple.
BOYS TENNIS
Peddie 6, Mercersburg 1
at HIGHTSTOWN, N.J.
Singles — 1. Jonathan Ku (P) d. Pearce Bloom, 3-6, 6-4, 10-6; 2. Albert Lam (M) d. Justin Suh 7-6 (4), 4-6, 10-6; 3. Ryan Clancy (P) d. Julius Everke, 6-1, 6-0; 4. Rohan Gupta (P) d. Gun Ho Ro, 6-2, 6-0; 5. Alex Song (P) d. Jason Lee, 6-0, 6-0; 6. Brandon Kumar (P) d. Jason Cui, 6-3, 6-4.
Doubles — 1. Ku/Song (P) d. Bloom/Ro, 8-1; 2. Lam/Everke (M) d. Teddy Yamaguchi/Aukun Toshniwal, 8-5; 3. Rahul Lakhanpal/Seung Ho Park (P) d. Lee/Cui 8-5.
YOUTH SOCCER
HAYSL
U10 Girls
HAYSL Sour Patch Kids 2, Boonsboro Team Two 1
Sour Patch Kids: Elizabeth Shank 2 goals; Jasmene Terry; Mackenzie Giffin assist each; Riley Gladhill, Mackenzie Wincovitch 2 saves each; Bri Simmons save.
HAYSL Green Strikers 2, Boonsboro Silver Team 5 1
Green Strikers: Chelsea McIntosh, Libby Robinson goal each; Chelsea Kreps assist; Gracie Nigh 4 saves; Jillian Drury 11 saves.
HAYSL Team 2 5, HAYSL Team 3 Cheetahs 1
Team 2: Diya Patel, Gigi Longo 2 goals each; Brittaney Jenkins goal, 2 assists; Gracie Nigh 5 saves.
Cheetahs: Emily Askin goal; Ashley Frey asssit; Paige Ludwig, Audrey Stevenson save each.
U10 Boys
HAYSL Team 1 6, HAYSL Team 2 6
Team 2: Hamza Sohrab 3 goals, assist; Steven Reiter 2 goals, 2 assists; Jarrett Brady: goal, assist; Logan Wean assist; Aiden Hipkiss 6 saves.
U12 Boys
HAYSL Team Four 4, Boonsboro Team One 0
HAYSL Team Four: Patrick Anthony, Nathan Roberts goal, assist each; Mason Parker goal; Shiv Patel goal, 3 saves; Colby Snyder assist.
HAYSL Team 1 Red 8, HAYSL Team 3 White 1
Team 3 White: Stephen Thomas goal; Chance Parfitt 4 saves, Nich Davis 2 saves.
HAYSL Red Bulls 7, HAYSL Team Three 1
Red Bulls: Tanner Vonstein 2 goals, assist; Michael Hogan 2 goals, 6 saves; Ethan Murray, Seth Stuller goal, assist each; Rion Murray goal; Christian Drury assist, 4 saves.
HAYSL Girls extended play
U10 Girls
HAYSL Blaze 5, PVYA Thunder 2
Blaze: Mirjahna Ortiz goal, assist; Aleks Freeman, Brittaney Jenkins, Keri Scallion, Ryckel
Bean goal each. Hannah Parmenter 5 saves.
HAYSL Blaze 3, MSC Stottlemyer 1
Blaze: Kelly Bedard 2 goals; Maddison Mertz goal, assist; Marjahna Ortiz, Brittaney Jenkins assist each; Hannah Parmenter, Riley Gladhill 2 saves each.
U12 Girls
HAYSL Flash 1, MSC Edwards 1
Flash: Makayla Siloman goal; Jordan Mason assist; Gracie Nigh 5 saves.
HAYSL U16 Coed
HAYSL Team One 1, HAYSL Team Two 0
Team 1: Joey Jacques 4 saves; Casey Fletcher 3 saves; Tori Freed 2 saves.
HAYSL U16 Girls
HAYSL Team Two 2, BAYSO Team Two 1
HAYSL: Alisha Swope 3 saves; Tori Freed 7 saves; Erica Metz, Lily Foland goal each; Sara Cartwright, Amy Metz assist each.
BBSL U16 boys
Clear Spring Blast 4, Baltimore Bays 0
Blast: Owen Marx, Jonothan Henesy, Wes Wilson, Bradly Mills goal each; Derek Cermano, Tiago DeSouza assist each; Corey Ellis 7 saves.
WAGSL U12 Girls
Hagerstown Freedom '99 1, VSA Heat Gold 1
Hagerstown: Kenzie Sarber goal; Madison Foltz, Taylor Morgan 5 saves each.
FCYSL U14 Girls
Smithsburg SYA 2, MAYAA Hurricanes 0
Smithsburg: Maggie Alveraz, Kara Poole goal each; Brianna Rowe had the shutout in goal.