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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
YOUTH BASEBALL
Conococheague Little League
Post 202 10, Redmen 6
Post: Maddux Grove 2 hits, HR, 6 RBIs; Justin Taylor 2 hits.
Redmen: Andrew Sheffler 2 hits, HR; Ryan Sharer, Alonzo Coleman HR each; Ryan Greene 9 Ks.
Federal Little League
Alsatia 14, Kiwanis 3
Alsatia: Bryant Shives, Michael Keats 3 hits each; Andrew Hilker 2 hits, Jake Connor HR.
Kiwanis: Camden Casey, Ben Caldwell 2 hits each.
Maugansville Junior League
Shawley’s 25, Spicher’s 5
Shawley’s: Ethan Schultz, Devin Corley, Cory Sprankle 3 hits each; Michael Stevens, Jay Forrest, Nathan Harrell 2 hits each.
Spicher’s: Brandon Moore 2 hits.
Shawley’s 13, Columbia Bank 2
Shawley’s: Jay Forrest, Michael Stevens 3 hits each; Josh Miller, Clay Forrest 2 hits each.
Sharpsburg Minor League
Knights of the Turntable 13, Nutters 12
Knights: Todd Dunkin 3 hits, 3 RBIs; Ryan Obitts 2 hits.
Nutters: Alexis Reel 2 hits.
Smithsburg Little Sluggers
Minor Division
Phil & Jerry’s 10, Total Lube 9
Phil & Jerry’s: Derek Seeders, Roger Clark, Chris Rauser, Clayton Fazenbaker, Donovan Seeders 2 hits each.
Total Lube: Michael Griffith 2 hits.
Valley Little League
9-10 Division
BJ Customs 16, Ground Envy 15
Ground Envy: Dawson Rinehart 4 hits; Frankie Corsi 3 hits; Brady Martin 2 hits.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Mason Dixon Summer League
South 82, Smithsburg 55
South: Devon King 22 points.
Greencastle 78, Williamsport 45
Greencastle: Zach Faulkner 19 points.
Goretti 43, Washington 41
Goretti: Martin Beden 22 points.
TJ 60, H&H 51
TJ: Kendle Pittz 16 points.
GOLF
Beaver Creek players win
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Bernie Deane and Steve Ligi represented Beaver Creek Country Club with a victory on Tuesday in the Washington Metro Golf Association Four Ball Championship.
Deane and Ligi combined for an 8-under-par 62 on the 6,300-yard Argyle Country Club course. They won the event by one stroke.
Beaver Creek’s Chuck Thatcher and Chris Taylor shot a 67.
In the Senior Four Ball event, Beaver Creek’s Ken Kasai and Bill Calhoun were second with a 69 and Finley Benjiman and Bill Kushay tied for third with a 70.