Wednesday, May 16, 2012
PREP TRACK & FIELD
FREDERICK, Md. — North Hagerstown’s Raven Jackson and Emily Ward both won events during the first day of the Maryland Class 3A West championships Wednesday at Tuscarora High School.
Jackson, a senior, won the girls triple jump with a mark of 37 feet, 9 3/4 inches, while Ward, a sophomore, won the girls 3,200-meter run in 11:50.18.
While South Hagerstown had to settle for second place in the boys 4x200 relay, the Rebels’ time of 1:29.17 broke the all-time Washington County record they set in the event earlier this season (1:29.25).
South also finished second in the girls 4x200 in 1:43.59 for a school record and the top time in the Tri-State area this spring.
The top four in each event automatically qualified for next week’s state meet, as did those who met certain advancement standards.
North had two state qualifiers in the pole vault. Emily Smith placed third in the girls pole vault (8-6), while Jason White tied for fifth in the boys pole vault (10-8), meeting the advancement standard of 10-8.
The meet concludes today at Tuscarora.
Girls results
Team scores: 1. Urbana 50; 2. Linganore 34.5; 3. Thomas Johnson 29.5; 4. North Hagerstown 28; 5. Damascus 20; 6. Albert Einstein 16; 7. Tuscarora 13; 8. Seneca Valley 9; 9. South Hagerstown 8; 10. Northwood 6; 11. Frederick 2; 12. Watkins Mill 1.
Winners and North and South Hagerstown top-6 placewinners
3,200 — 1. Ward (NH) 11:50.18.
4x200 — 1. Tuscarora 1:43.35; 2. South 1:43.59; 5. North 1:47.80.
4x800 — 1. Linganore 9:55.67.
High jump — 1. Brownfield (TJ) 5-3.
Triple jump — 1. Jackson (NH) 37-9 3/4.
Pole vault — 1. Kalisz (Ur) 9-0; 3. Smith (NH) 8-6.
Discus — 1. Ovejera (TJ) 144-1.
Boys results
Team scores: 1. Thomas Johnson 66; 2. Linganore 26; 3. Watkins Mill 22; 4. Urbana 20.5; 5. Albert Einstein 14; 6. Tuscarora 13; 7. South Hagerstown 8; 8. Frederick 7; 9. Damascus 5; 10. Rockville 2; 11. North Hagerstown 1.5; 12. Seneca Valley 1.
Winners and North and South Hagerstown top-6 placewinners
3,200 — 1. Omar (TJ) 9:32.23.
4x200 — 1. Watkins Mill 1:28.32; 2. South 1:29.17.
4x800 — 1. Urbana 8:04.57.
Long jump — 1. Stafford (TJ) 23-6.
Pole vault — 1. Shipley (TJ) 14-1; 5. (tie) White (NH) 10-8.
Shot put — 1. Davey (TJ) 51-5 1/2.
PREP SOFTBALL
Seneca Valley 4, North 3
GERMANTOWN, Md. — North Hagerstown’s Danielle Wissinger had two hits, including a two-run homer in the third inning to tie the game at 3-3. But Seneca Valley, which took a 3-0 lead in the first, scored the winning run in the bottom of the sixth in the Maryland Class 3A West quarterfinals.
Emily Getz had two hits and Emily Folk had a triple for the Hubs (6-14).
North 102 000 0 — 3 6 2
Sen. Valley 300 001 x — 4 5 1
Harbaugh and Wissinger. Harris and Adkins. WP — Harris. LP — Harbaugh (3-8). HR — NH: Wissinger (3rd, one on).
PREP BASEBALL
Manchester Valley 9, Clear Spring 6
MANCHESTER, Md. — Dylan Stouffer had two hits and three RBIs for Clear Spring in a Maryland Class 1A West Region East Section semifinal loss to Manchester Valley.
Brent Mentzer had two hits for the Blazers (13-7), who gave up seven unearned runs.
Clear Spring 014 000 1 — 6 7 6
Man. Valley 202 311 x — 9 6 1
Hill, Moser (4) and Stouffer. Butts and Counteimon. WP — Butts. LP — Hill.
GIRLS TENNIS
IPSL Tournament
at ST. JAMES
Team scores: Saint James 10, St. Maria Goretti 3, Mercersburg Academy 2
First Singles
Charlotte Rhoad (MA) d. Ashley Robinson (G), 8-3; Sarah Worth Hodges (SJ) d. Charlotte Rhoad (MA), 8-3; Hodges d. Robinson, 8-2.
Second Singles
Cora Brandau (MA) d. Laura Winalski (G), 8-5; Rose Chiumento (SJ) d. Brandau, 8-1; Chiumento d. Winalski, 8-1.
Third Singles
Lauren Clopper (G) d. Amanda Hollick (MA), 8-0; Sarah De Witt (SJ) d. Hollick, 8-0; De Witt d. Clopper, 8-5.
First Doubles
Annie Cochran/Bronte Salgado (G) d. Greta Strickler/Liz Kuri Diaz (MA), 8-1; Aiman Siddiqui/ Rida Faridi (SJ) d. Strickler/Kuri Diaz, 8-2; Siddiqui/Faridi d. Cochran/Salgado, 8-3.
Second Doubles
Monica Divinagracia/Kristen Downing (G) d. Hannah Lutz/Morgan Hopkins (MA), 8-3; Candice Yang/Suzie McKelvey (SJ) d. Lutz/Hopkins, 8-0; Yang/McKelvey d. Divinagracia/Downing, 8-3.
All-IPSL Team: Saint James — Hodges, Chiumento, Siddiqui, Faridi; Mercersburg — Rhoad; Goretti — Robinson.
BOYS TENNIS
Georgetown Prep 5, Mercersburg Academy 2
at NORTH BETHESDA, Md.
Singles — 1. Nick Mouser (G) d. Pearce Bloom, 6-1, 6-4; 2. Jack Walsh (G) d. Albert Lam, 7-5, 6-2; 3. Ryan Harris (G) d. Julius Everke, 6-1, 6-2; 5. Gun Ho Ro (M) d. Ryan Feeney, by fft.
Doubles — 1. Fernando Castillo/Francisco DeVelasco (G) d. Jason Lee/Jason Cui, 6-2, 7-6 (7-5); 2. Greg Conway/Matt Lee (G) d. Oliver Zoeller/Dui Lee, 6-0, 6-3; 3. Newell Woodworth/Jordi Shapiro (M) d. James Walsh/Peter Scaturro, 7-5, 6-2.
Record: Mercersburg 4-9.
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Hyatt earns All-America honors
PRINCETON, W.Va. — West Virginia State senior shortstop Brittany Hyatt, a South Hagerstown graduate, was named a first-team All-American by both Daktronics and the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.
Hyatt, who was named Player of the Year by both the West Virginia Conference and Atlantic Region, is the first-team shortstop on the Daktronics team and a utility player on the NFCA squad.
She batted .446 this season with 31 doubles, 11 home runs and 61 RBIs, and she had a .954 fielding percentage at shortstop.
Hyatt led the Yellow Jackets to a runner-up finish in the conference tournament and their second NCAA appearance in program history.
She holds 28 West Virginia State program records.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Clear Spring Little League
Bragunier Masonry 12, BJ’s Custom Creations 7
Bragunier: Dylan Staley, Zach Greenlee 2 hits each.
BJ’s: Jaret Lazich 3 hits, HR; Jorden Blair 2 hits.
Jason Hose Realty Yankees 10, Ernst Market Orioles 8
Yankees: Garrett Shank 2 hits.
Orioles: Garrett Summers 3 hits; James Tiller 2 hits.
Conococheague Minor League
Valley Storage 4, Tony’s Pizza 4
Valley: Kaleb Albright 3 RBIs; A.J. Greene 9 Ks.
Tony’s: Jacob Moffitt, Hayden Muir 2 RBIs.
Moose 14, Heller’s Water Service 0
Moose: Camden Maloy 3 hits; Dylan Shifflett, Maloy combined 10 Ks; Andrew Watkins, Zack Thomas, Elijah Yost 2 hits each.
Federal Minor League
Red Sox Mers 13, Melisa Conroy Photo 0
Red Sox: Grayden Scibilia, Chris King, Zach Schletewitz, Carson Casey, Ryan Talbert 2 hits each.
Hagerstown PONY League
Eagles 8, UAW 7
Eagles: Bryce Ruppenthal 3 hits.
UAW: Caden Keplinger 2 hits; Ryan Downes 2 HRs, grand slam, 5 RBIs; Alex Myers HR.
FOP 5, Susquehanna Bank 4
FOP: Dalton Cool, Myles Gayman combined 4-hitter, 9 Ks; Eugene Byers game-winning RBI; Myles Nicholson 2 RBIs; Hunter Munson 2 hits.
Susquehanna: Zack Martin 5 Ks, 2 RBIs; Colby Brady 2 RBIs.
Halfway Little League
Sharrett 11, Gehr 1
Sharrett: Garret Shoemaker HR; Cody Boward 7 Ks.
Halfway Minor League
Sam’s Club 10, Hopewell 8
Sam’s: Josh Desmond 2 hits.
Hopewell: Jared Snow, Jake Hudson 2 hits each.
Junior Interleague
J.J. Taxidermy (Hancock) 4, Tony’s Pizza (Conococheague) 3
J.J. Taxidermy: Chris Wagner 6 Ks.
Tony’s: Ethan Moats 8 Ks.
Maugansville Minor League
Allegheny Glass Cubs 12, Nitelife DJ Cardinals 1
Cubs: Nathaniel Stryker 2 hits, HR, 4 RBIs; Isaiah Horton, Devin Reinhardt 2 hits each.
National Little League
Crampton 15, AMVETS 1
Crampton: Dawson Hottinger, Jordan Row 2 hits each; Brock Penn 2 hits, HR, 7 Ks.
AMVETS: Corban Luna HR.
National Minor League
Goodwill 11, AMVETS 9
Goodwill: Jordan Herbert, Tim Seifert, Dan Peacher 2 hits each.
AMVETS: Jared Harvey 2 hits; Trenton Gross 2 hits, HR.
Western Maryland 11, Aladdin 9
Western: Garrett Woods 3 hits; Azmir Scatiliffe 2 hits.
Aladdin: James Kershner 2 hits.
South Mountain Little League
Sportsland 16, Pete’s Barbershop 6
Sportsland: Zach Johnson, Nick Kidwell, Jacob Humbel 2 hits each.
Pete’s: Logan Saunders 2 hits, HR; Aaron Myers 2 hits.
Valley Little League
Break Away II 10, South Mountain Rod & Gun 6
Break Away II: Caleb Vance, Matt Dunn, Chase Metz 2 hits each; Gavin Shubert HR.
Rod & Gun: Vinny Steiner 3 hits; Chase Miller, Chris Martin 2 hits each.
Valley 7-8
After Hours Electric 12, Food Pro 10
After Hours: Drew Talbert 2 hits, HR; Cole McKeever, Mikhia Evans, Luke Barnes, Bennett Florentin, Dario Messina 2 hits each.
Food Pro: Jahvel Chapman HR; Gage Holsinger, Sam Bono, Connor Dixon 2 hits each.
West End Little League
Coca Cola 5, Staggs 4
Coca-Cola: C.J. Bright 3 hits; Butchie Sisler 2 hits.
Staggs: Will Grove 2 hits.
ADULT SOFTBALL
Washington County Co-ed
Susquehanna Bank 17, Majestic Motors 7
Susquehanna: Brian Warner 4 hits, HR, 4 RBIs; Marty Reichert 4 hits, 2 RBIs; Michele Edwards 3 hits, 3 RBIs; Lauren Scott 3 hits, 2 RBIs.
Bud Light Platinum 16, Extra Innings 15
BRIEF
District 1 Big League tryouts
District 1 will hold tryouts for Big League Baseball on May 20 at the Maugansville Senior League field. The tryouts are open to 17- and 18-year-olds who live in Washngton County.
Registration begins at noon. A player needs to bring a copy of his birth certificate and three proofs of residence. Registration fee is $60, plus $30 fundraiser. For information, contact Dan Dopson at 240-675-8432.
