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St. Maria Goretti's Morgan Kenworthy, right, moves the ball past a Shenandoah defender on Thursday. (By Joe Crocetta/Staff Photographer / April 27, 2012) |
Thursday, April 26, 2012
BOYS LACROSSE
Graham Horst had three goals and an assist for St. Maria Goretti in the Gaels’ 10-6 victory over Shenandoah South Lacrosse Club on Thursday.
Patrick McDermott had three goals, Mike Ewing had two goals and two assists, Clarence Wroblewski had a goal and 14 ground balls, Dylan Bradley had a goal and Mike Fairley had seven saves for the Gaels (7-8).
PREP BASEBALL
Brunswick 14, Smithsburg 13
SMITHSBURG — J.R. Rinehart blasted a three-run homer in the second inning for Smithburg in an MVAL Antietam loss to Brunswick (10-5, 6-4).
Brock Heiston had four hits, two RBIs and three runs scored, Brad Spickler had two hits and two RBIs, Devin Baker had two hits and three RBIs and Alec Hedjuk had two hits, an RBI and scored three runs for the Leopards (2-14, 0-10).
Brunswick 100 470 2 — 14 9 2
Smithsburg 050 006 2 — 13 15 4
Strieve, Taylor (5), Nusbaum (7) and Strahin. Stultz, Lee (5), Tracey (5), Hedjuk (5), Spickler (7) and Shifler, Durning (5). WP — Nusbaum. LP — Spickler. HR — S: Rinehart (2nd, two on).
Heritage 15, Grace 5
Tyler Reese and Christian Strickler each had two hits, and Heritage Academy (9-0, 8-0) scored at least two runs in each of its four at-bats in a five-inning Mason Dixon Christian Conference victory.
Josh Buwalda had two hits for Grace Academy (3-8, 3-4).
Grace 000 14 — 5 6 5
Heritage 355 2x — 15 9 0
Binkley, Hykes (3) and Buwalda. Nigh, Fisler (4), Reese (5) and Patey. WP — Nigh (7-0). LP — Ninkley.
Avalon 3, Goretti 1
GAITHERSBURG, Md. — Kevin Proctor and Jackson Roth had two hits each for St. Maria Goretti (11-11) in a loss to Avalon.
Goretti 000 100 0 — 1 5 1
Avalon 001 200 x — 3 9 1
Kinter and Bartholomew. Sanchez and Sanchez. WP — Sanchez. LP — Kinter.
Chambersburg 3, Red Land 2
LEWISBERRY, Pa. — Jason Lombardozzi scored the winning run in the seventh inning for Chambersburg.
Lombardozzi singled, stole second and third and then scored the go-ahead run for the Trojans (8-6) on a throwing error by Red Land’s catcher.
Logan Stonesifer had a two-run single for Chambersburg.
Chambersburg000 020 1 — 3 5 0
Red Land 010 001 0 — 2 9 2
Shriner and Graham. Schwartz and Snyder. WP — Shriner (3-0). LP — Schwartz.
Musselman 13, Washington 5
INWOOD, W.Va. — Maverick Keller and Denver Luttrell each had two hits and three RBIs to lead Musselman.
Ryan Pansch had a home run and four RBIs for Washington.
PREP SOFTBALL
Smithsburg 8, Brunswick 0
BRUNSWICK, Md. — Cara Ferguson pitched a complete game with six strikeouts to pick up the win for Smithsburg in an MVAL Antietam shutout of Brunswick (8-7, 6-5).
Ferguson helped her own cause with two hits, including a two-run blast in the sixth, Kinsey Shifflett and Brooke Parks had three hits and two RBIs each, Shayla Murray had three hits and Kayla Huntzberry had two hits for the Leopards (13-1, 9-1).
Smithsburg 102 202 1 — 8 15 1
Brunswick 000 000 0 — 0 5 2
Ferguson and Shifflett. Laing and Stine. WP — Ferguson (13-1). LP — Laing. HR — S: Ferguson (6th, one on).
Catoctin 3, North 2
Catoctin scored the winning run in the top of the seventh to edge North Hagerstown in the MVAL Antietam.
Danielle Wissinger had two hits and Emily Getz and Lauren Harbaugh had a hit and an RBI each for the Hubs (3-11, 3-8).
Catoctin improved to 9-4 (8-2).
Catoctin 000 200 1 — 3 9 1
North 100 001 0 — 2 5 2
Drieu and Baer. Thomas and Wissinger. WP — Drieu. LP — Thomas (1-5).
Big Spring 10, Waynesboro 6
WAYNESBORO, Pa. — Megan Baker had three hits, two stolen bases and three runs scored for Waynesboro in a loss to Big Spring on Wednesday.
Kaelyn Ashway had a triple and two RBIs and Hailey Beamer hit a solo home run for the Maidens (3-9).
PREP TRACK & FIELD
Warriors at Penn Relays
PHILADELPHIA — A pair of Boonsboro girls relay teams competed Thursday at the Penn Relays.
In the 4x100, Lashanta Tonsil, Courtney Rose, Amber Smith and Abby Duncan finished 52nd out of more than 300 teams with a time of 51.0.
In the 4x400, Ella Hawkins, Leah Cadigan, Emily Cronise and Duncan finished 13th in their heat in 4:22.01. Their overall place was not available.
Tri-State Invitational
HANCOCK — The Berkeley Springs girls and Southern Fulton boys won the team titles at the Tri-State Invitational on Wednesday.
The Berkeley Springs girls won the 4x100 (53.92), 4x200 (1:54.12) and got individual wins from Harlie Stotler in the shot put (35-4 1/2) and discus (104-7 1/4), Danielle Haynes in the 800 (2:32.53), Jordan Bennett in the long jump (15-7) and Casey Solomon in the high jump (5-0).
The Southern Fulton boys won the 4x800 (8:43.40) and got an individual win from Jacob Ashkettle in the long jump (19-7).
The Berkeley Springs boys got wins from Corey Shetler in the 1,600 (4:46.31), Matt Arrowood in the pole vault (12-6) and their 4x100 relay team (45.90).
McConnellsburg got wins from Merissa Grey in the girls 100 hurdles (17.45), Corey Hill in the boys 110 hurdles (16.95) and 300 hurdles (42.96) and Ryan Stoeckle in the boys shot put (46-11) and discus (137-7).
Host Hancock got a second-place finish from Liam Faith in the boys triple jump (40-1) and third-place finishes from Aaron Wagner in the boys pole vault (10-6), Ally Childers in the girls 300 hurdles (51.37) and their girls 4x100 relay team.
Clear Spring had its best finish in the girls 4x200, placing third in 2:02.59.
UNIFIED TRACK & FIELD
Tri-meet: Boonsboro, Hancock, Smithsburg
at SMITHSBURG
Winners
100 (heat 1) — Kellen Weeks (B) 4:05.00; 100 (2) — Allison Myers (B) 25.24; 100 (3) — Jenn Coyle (S) 20.19; 100 (4) — Haley Cauldell (S) 17.50; 100 (5) — Tanner Younker (H) 16.55; 400 (1) — Tommy Golden (H) 1:21.12; 400 (2) — Andrew Violet (B) 1:19.95; 400 (3) — John Hamilton (S) 1:15.59; 800 — Brandon McKinley (H) 3:11.66; 4x100 — Hancock 1:09.43; 4x400 — Hancock 5:56.81; Long jump (1) — Jenn Coyle (S) 1.00m; Long jump (2) — Lyndsey Himes (H) 3.19m; Long jump (3) — John Hamilton (S) 3.63m; Long jump (4) — Andrew Violet (B) 4.16m; Shot put (1) — Grant Stephens (S) 4.48m; Shot put (2) — Sean McGrogan (B) 10.49m; Javelin (1) — Allison Myers (B) 6.00m; Javelin (2) — Morgan Thompson (B) 8.42m; Javelin (3) — Meghan Alves (B) 10.55m; Javelin (4) — Tommy Golden (H) 30.64m.
GIRLS SOCCER
Heritage 2, Grace 2
Heritage Academy and Grace Academy battled to a 2-2 tie in the Mason Dixon Christian Conference.
Stephanie O’Brien had two goals and Rachel Clark had four saves for the Eagles (4-3-2).
Alexa Reyes had two goals for the Knights.
BOYS TENNIS
Clear Spring 5, Brunswick 0
at CLEAR SPRING
Singles — 1. Zac O’Neal (CS) d. Kevin Cestero, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Corey McClure (CS) d. Hunter Chisholm, 6-2, 6-0.
Doubles — 1. Andrew Shupp/Scott Hovermale (CS) d. Zack Lazo/Matt Miller, 6-0, 6-1; 2. Levi Bucher/Nick Brandt (CS) d. Shay Wigfield/Joe Sedon, 6-0, 6-0; 3. John Henesy/Zach Robertson (CS) d. Daniel Dall/Jeff Lantz, 6-3, 6-2.
Record: Clear Spring 13-0, 11-0.
GIRLS TENNIS
Clear Spring 5, Brunswick 0
at CLEAR SPRING
Singles — 1. Miranda Kearney (CS) d. Emily Gutierrez, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Miranda Speak (CS) d. Kelsey Brewster, 6-1, 6-1.
Doubles — 1. Dominique Forsman/Cayla Garner (CS) d. Alex Eckenrode/Maria Bertoni, 6-0, 6-1; 2. Jess Barnhart/Jaime Humbertson (CS) d. Carly Hossler/Erin Cornett, 6-2, 6-1; 3. Samantha Michael/Zoie O’Neal (CS) d. Megan Kitchens/Shakwon Kaushai, 6-1, 6-1.
Record: Clear Spring 13-0, 11-0.
JV BOYS LACROSSE
Boonsboro 4, North Hagerstown 3
Boonsboro: Avery Simmons, Paul Previti, Bo Bodenheimer, Devon Fairhall goal each; Jared DeRocher, Dustin Rhinaman, Bryce Dickens assist each; Conner Prunty 11 ground balls; Peter Gordon 10 saves.
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS SOCCER
Grace 1, Heritage 0
Grace (4-2, 2-2 MDCC): Mary Hykes goal; Miranda Binkley assist.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
HCC 9, Allegany 4
CUMBERLAND, Md. — Chris Kulik had four hits and an RBI for Hagerstown in a win over Allegany.
Eric Schanzenbacher, Dylan Dunn and Lazaro Torres each had two hits and an RBI and Steve Chrzanowski pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts to pick up his seventh win for the Hawks (26-24).
HCC 222 201 000 — 9 13 1
Allegany 003 010 000 — 4 11 2
Chrzanowski and Dunn, Torres (3). Naugler, Zambanini (3) and Taylor. WP — Chrzanowski (7-5). LP — Naugler.
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Shepherd eliminated
VIENNA, W.Va. — Shepherd was eliminated from the WVIAC tournament, falling 7-5 to Fairmont State and then 3-0 to Ohio Valley to finish the season with a 31-24 record.
Beard earns weekly honor
FOREST, Va. — Randolph-Macon junior Kelly Beard, a Williamsport graduate, was recently named the Old Dominion Athletic Conference’s Pitcher of the Week for her performance in an 8-1 victory over Southern Virginia.
Beard pitched a complete game, allowing one earned run while striking out five. She improved her pitching record to 7-3 while lowering her ERA to 1.72 as Randolph-Macon improved to 27-9, its best record in program history.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Clear Spring Little League
BJ’s Custom Creations 10, Bragunier Masonry 1
BJ’s: Connor Michael 3 hits; Zach Hill 2 hits; Dorian King HR.
Conococheague Little League
Tony’s Pizza 15, Redmen 4
Tony’s: Sean Snyder 3 hits, 2 HRs; Logan Wilmoth 2 hits, HR; Skylar Whittington 3 hits; Adam Schwartz 2 hits.
Redmen: Travis Herbert 2 RBIs.
Federal Little League
Exchange 14, Kiwanis 4
Exchange: Aaron Little 3 hits; Matt Healey, Kevin Ables, Andrew Blake 2 hits each.
Alsatia 2, Funkstown Legion 1
Alsatia: Bryant Shives 2 hits.
Funkstown: Garrett Johnston 2 hits.
Federal Minor League Baseball
JTT 9, Conroy Photo 8
JTT: Owen O’Connor 2 hits.
Conroy: Kaleb Dillow 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Ian Watts 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Sidni Mathias, Raeden Kershner 2 hits each.
Hagerstown PONY League
Eagles 9, FOP 1
Eagles: Ryan Brown grand slam; Cody Hammond 3 hits, 2 RBIs; Bryce Ruppenthal 2 hits, HR, 3 RBIs; Owen Deffinbaugh HR; Austin Jones 6 Ks.
UAW 11, Firefighters 5
UAW: Zach Andrews 2 hits; Ryan Downes 3 hits, HR, 6 RBIs; Anderson Sindaco 3 hits.
Interleague 9-10
Ground Envy (Valley) 10, Lions (South Mountain) 3
Lions: Noah Iager 3 hits.
Major Interleague
Hancock Tigers 13, Halfway Carpet Gallery 3
Hancock: Ethan Souders 12 Ks, 2 hits; Tyler Unger 2 RBIs; Brady Day 3 hits, 2 RBIs; Brady Souders, Brian Fink Jr., Garrett Golden 2 hits each.
Maugansville Little League
Maugansville Ruritan 6, Fairview LLC 3
Ruritan: Ryan Socks 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Joseph George 4 Ks.
Fairview: C.J. Jennings 2 hits; Chase Galihugh 7 Ks.
National Little League
Crampton 6, FOP 4
Crampton: Brock Penn walk-off HR, 8 Ks; Jordan Row 2 hits.
FOP: Cameron Dorsey 5 Ks; Michael Hawbaker, Leithan Bedregal, Kyle Adams 2 hits each.
National Minor League
Western Maryland 16, Goodwill 9
Western Maryland: Connor Ceci 3 hits; Howie Robinson 3 hits, HR; Mikey Witmer, Nate Fann 2 hits each.
Goodwill: Jordan Herbert 2 hits.
Smithsburg Little Sluggers
Cal Ripken League
Homestyle Laundry 9, Lewis Orchard 6
Homestyle: Matt Burke 5 Ks.
Lewis: Chase Boyer, Michael Rice, Kayden Hykes, Bryce Morton, Curt Hott 2 hits each.
Cal Ripken Rookie
Brocroft Kennels 18, JJ’s Landscaping 9
Brocroft: Leo Worton, Brady Foor, Domenic Rucci, Chase Cohen 4 hits each; Chase Cohen 2 HRs 7 RBIs; Cayden Palamar, Jacob Shiffler, Dominic Jerrel, Zack Sarber 3 hits each; Cayden Quirion 2 hits, HR; Jordan Shiffler 2 hits each.
JJ’s: Dalton Rejonis 3 hits; Gabriel Walker, Mathew Walker, Garrett Routzahn, Ryan Merrill, Jonathan Shears, Cameron Rejonis 2 hits each.
South Mountain AA Division
Castle 6, Turn The Page 6
South Mountain Junior League
Boonsboro Pharmacy 5, Shawley’s 4
Valley 9-10
BJ Customs 15, Collins’ Appliance 3
BJ Customs: Connor Dorsey 2 hits.
Valley 7-8
Allegany Dental 11, Food Pro 5
Allegany: Jacob Jones 3 hits; Ben Desclous, Ayden Thomas 2 hits each.
West End Little League
Western Enterprise 13, AFL 5
Western: Ryan Nikirk 2 HRs; Isiah Wilson 2 hits.
AFL: Alaric Hickman 2 hits.
Western Enterprise 13, AFL-CIO 5
Western: Ryan Nikirk 2 HRs; Isiah Wilson 2 hits.
AFL-CIO: Alaric Hickman 2 hits.
Coca-Cola 14, AFL-CIO 1
Coca-Cola: Xavier Dominguez 2-hitter, 12 Ks, grand slam; Butchie Sisler, Kameron Hullinger 2 hits each.
AFL-CIO 22, VFW 3
AFL-CIO: Alaric Hickman 3 hits, HR; K.K. Gaines, Will Stoey, Steven Ricketts 2 hits each.
YOUTH SOFTBALL
Sharpsburg Junior League
C&C Construction 14, Jefferson County 8
GOLF
Beaver Creek Ladies League
Scramble: 1. Diane Brining, Jo Ahalt, Maggie Clopper, Susan Kassman, 75; 2. Georgia Barton, Nancy Allen, Deborah Rohr, Kathy Garrott, 77.
BRIEF
Shepherd football tickets on sale
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Reserved season football tickets are now on sale for the 2012 Shepherd University football season through the university’s bookstore. Upper and lower reserved seating is available. For information, contact the bookstore at 304-876-5219 or visit www.shepherdbook.com.
The Rams have home games Sept. 8 vs. American International, Sept. 29 vs. Concord, Oct. 6 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (homecoming), Nov. 3 vs. Glenville State and Nov. 10 vs. Fairmont State. All home games will have a noon kickoff.
