Saturday, January 5, 2013
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hancock 44, Bishop Walsh 40
CUMBERLAND, Md. — Sara Wagner scored 18 points to pace Hancock over Bishop Walsh.
Alisha Shives had 11 points and nine rebounds for the Panthers (7-4) and Kristen Shoemaker had six steals and six assists. Lexi Foreman had 12 rebounds for Hancock.
HANCOCK (7-4)
McKinley 6, Bain 1, Shives 11, Shoemaker 4, Brown 4, Wagner 18. Totals 13 4 6-16 44.
BISHOP WALSH (0-11)
Simpson 9, Cazdski 5, Monn 4, Mock 8, Ross 9, Uhl 5. Totals 11 4 61-3 40
Hancock 12 9 12 11 — 44
Bishop Walsh 14 8 8 10 — 40
3-point goals — Hancock (McKinley 2, Shives 2); Bishop Walsh (Simpson 2, Cazdski, Ross).
Frederick Force 34, Goretti 29
The Frederick Force took an early 12-5 lead and made it stand up in a win over St. Maria Goretti at the Gael Center.
Maggie Murray had 18 points to lead the Gaels (2-8). Lauree Lorensen had 11 rebounds and five steals and Abbey Eich had nine rebounds and four blocked shots.
FREDERICK FORCE
Romanchuk 11, Ma. Quick 2, Reifsnider 2, Huge 11, Muller 2, Hall 6. Totals 14 6-14 34.
ST. MARIA GORETTI (2-8)
M. Murray 18, C. Murray 5, Eich 2, Lorensen 2, Kramer 2. Totals 9 8-14 29.
Fred. Force 12 7 6 9 — 34
Goretti 5 8 7 9 — 29
3-point goals — Goretti 3 (M. Murray 3).
Washington 71, Jefferson 32
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Morgan Adams led four Washington players in double figures with 16 points as Washington routed Jefferson.
Kenya Dozier had 14 points and 15 rebounds, Alycia Lambert had 11 points and six assists and Jackie Hess added 14 points for the Patriots (6-4), who have won five straight games.
JEFFERSON
Jones 5, McDonald 7, Taylor 4, Biebiel 4, Silver 6, Chrisman 2, Renteria 4. Totals 13 6-15 32.
WASHINGTON (6-4)
Adams 16, Nelson 4, Doleman 1, Curry 9, Hess 14, Collins 2, Dozier 14, Lambert 11. Totals 30 4-11 71.
Jefferson 7 12 10 3 — 32
Washington 17 24 15 15 — 71
3-point goals — Washington 5 (Adams 2, Hess 2, Lambert).
BOYS BASKETBALL
Lower Dauphin 60, Waynesboro 28
ANNVILLE, Pa. — Jack Miller scored 23 points as Lower Dauphin routed Waynesboro at the Rhoades Foundation Classic at Lebanon Valley College.
Kaylor Kulina added 11 points for Lower Dauphin (7-4).
Connor Fetterhoff led the Indians (3-8) with 11 points.
WAYNESBORO (3-8)
Hoffman 3, Ingram 4, Fetterhoff 11, Cline 2, Bennett 4, Montgomery 4. Totals 11 2-2 28.
LOWER DAUPHIN (7-4)
Miller 23, Coleman 2, Kulina 11, Naccarotto 3, Frieburn 3, Ringenbach 2, Schellenberger 2, Nagy 9, Seip 2, Bowen 3. Totals 24 6-10 60.
Waynesboro 10 7 5 6 — 28
L. Dauphin 17 14 12 17 — 60
3-point goals — Waynesboro 4 (Hoffman, Fetterhoff 3), Lower Dauphin 6 (Kulina, Naccarotto, Frieburn, Nagy 3).
Broadfording 63, Shalom 43
Moni Anderson led four players in double figures with 15 points as Broadfording defeated Shalom in the Mason Dixon Christian Conference on Friday.
Mawdo Sallah had 14 points, Ben Cradduck 12 and Isaiah Daniels had 11. Sallaha also had 12 rebounds and four blocked shots and Anderson had four steals and four assists. for the Lions (12-4, 4-0).
Jeff McCracken led Shalom Christian (3-5, 2-2) with 14 points.
SHALOM CHRISTIAN (3-5, 2-2)
Martin 2, Wenger 7, Day 2, McCracken 14, Crilley 11, Holderman 2, Clapper 5. Totals 16 8-20 43.
BROADFORDING (12-4, 4-0)
Anderson 15, Daniels 11, Price 2, B. Cradduck 12, Campagna 3, Silva 6, Sallah 14. Totals 27 7-13 63.
Shalom 17 8 8 10 — 43
Broadfording 19 10 13 21 — 63
3-point goals—Shalom 3 (Wenger, McCracken, Crilley); Broadfording (Anderson, Daniels).
Faith 63, Grace 36
Sam Romine scored 19 points to lead Faith to its Mason Dixon Christian Conference win on Friday.
Will Peifer added 12 points for Faith (3-6, 2-2), while Hakeem Long and Cole Helman each scored nine points for Grace Academy (2-7, 0-5). Ed Booth pulled down 18 rebounds for Grace and had six steals.
FAITH CHRISTIAN
S. Johnson 8, Peifer 12, Romine 19, Michael 7, T. Johnson 1, Butler 6, Lewis 2, Walls 8. Totals 26 8-12 63.
GRACE ACADEMY
Barger 2, Long 9, Kim 6, Hernandez 1, Booth 7, Helman 9, Hsu 2. Totals 15 4-10 36.
Faith 13 17 20 13 — 63
Grace 2 8 16 12 — 36
3-point goals — Faith 3 (Romine 2, Michael); Grace 2 (Long, Helman).
Mercersburg Academy 58, Wheeling Central Catholic 41
WHEELING, W.Va. — Dre Wills poured in 26 points to lead Mercersburg Academy to a win over Wheeling Central Catholic in the Cancer Research Classic on Friday.
Patrick Ryan scored 13 points and Reggie Fiumano added 10 for the Blue Storm (5-3).
PREP WRESTLING
N. Hagerstown 56, Brunswick 12
FREDERICK, Md.
106— Mike Tobery (NH) fft.; 113—Junaid Qadir (NH) fft.; 120—Antonio DeCastro (NH) d. Kyree Ward-Joppy, 7-6; 126—Harold Shipe (B) fft.; 132—Gene Balcita (NH) fft.; 138—Brendon Colbert (NH) p. Brandan Jackson, 1:24; 145—Jenson Foster (B) d. Dylan Brown, 10-5; 152—Cole McHose (NH) d. Thomas Bartholomew, 4-0; 160—Aziz Mirzayev (NH) p. Todd Cockerham, 0:59; 170—J.D. McKoy (NH) p. Jacob Heaton, 3:53; 182—Adam Fitzwater (B) d. Antonio Rosario, 4-1; 195—Amont Hawkins (NH) t.f. Matt Jones, 17-2; 220—Aaron Dopson (NH) p. Nolan Johnson, 3:11; 285—Zane Burker (NH) d. Adam Malik, 5-2.
N. Hagerstown 58, T. Johnson 21
FREDERICK, Md.
120—Junaid Qadir (NH) d. Evan Bravo, 2:43; 126—Mike Bohne (TJ) fft.; 132—Gene Balcita (NH) m.d. T.J. Hutoon, 18-5; 138—Brendon Colbert (NH) p. R.C. Parker, 3:19; 145—Dylan Brown (NH) p. Alex Dadone, 1:18; 152—Cole McHose (NH) p. Holden Pappas, 1:45; 160—Jason Broadhurst (TJ) d. Aziz Mirzayev, 5-3 OT; 170—Jake Ridgley (TJ) p. J.D. McKoy, 5:29; 182—Antonio Rosario (NH) fft.; 195—Amont Hawkins (NH) fft.; 220—Aaron Dopson (NH) p. Jonathan Keafauver, 3:02; 285—Mark Esteban (TJ) p. Zane Burker, 2:49; 106—Mike Tobery (NH) fft.; 113—Howie Shehan (NH) fft.
Catoctin 61, Boonsboro 15
THURMONT, Md.
138—Charlie Perella (C) p. Dakota Craig 2:32; 145—Pat Guilday (C) p. Jack Riley, 4:56; 152—Kyle Wathen (C) p. Joe Krantz, 3:25; 160—Collin Shildt (C) m.d. Brad Hull, 10-0; 170—Payne Harrison (C) p. Michael Wilbar, :32; 182—Ethan Shriner (C) p. Walter Riley, 1:31; 195—Dakota Pfeiffer (B) d. Parker Rohrbaugh, 3-1; 220—Bowel (C) fft; 285—Alex Thompson (B) p. Donnie Ames, 1:27; 106—Kory Wathen (C) fft.; 113—Garrett Buckley (C) p. Jake Stauffer, 1:27; 120—Tim Nordan C) fft.; 126—Charles Anoman (B) fft.; 132—Kevin Simmel (C) p. Dalton Hawkins, 2:32.
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Grace 44, Faith 32
Grace (4-1): Fuss 13, Koontz 12, Booth 6, Barger 4, Hsu 4, Cole 3, Kaetzel 2.
Faith (3-1): Walls 13, Lewis 7, Smoot 6, Milner 4, Hott 2.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bishop Walsh 20, Hancock 18
Hancock: Golden 3, Weller 10, Knable 2, Rowe 5.
Washington 39, Jefferson 11
Washington: Payton 8, Doleman 8.
Greenbrier East 63, Hedgesville 36
Hedgesville: Chaney 8, Bush 7.
Greenbrier East: Pinder 16, Hill 10.
COLLEGE TRACK
Horning, Smith qualify for nationals
LEWISBURG, Pa. — Hagerstown Community College had two athletes qualify for the NJCAA national meet with strong performances Saturday at the Bucknell Mini-Meet at Bucknell University.
South Hagerstown graduate Brandon Horning finished fourth in the 3,000 meters in 8 minutes, 52.52 seconds and Brunswick graduate Grant Smith was second in the shot put with a throw of 55 feet, 6.5 inches.
The national meet will be held at Texas Tech University in March.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Shepherd 92, Alderson-Broaddus 59
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Chad Moore had a game-high 21 points and Austin Cunningham added 17 to lead Shepherd University over Alderson-Broaddus in a West Virginia Conference game at the Butcher Center.
Moore connected on 8 of 13 shots from the floor. He added game-highs of seven rebounds and three steals. Cunningham dished out a game-high six assists.
Brantley Osborne was also in double figures for the Rams (8-2, 5-1) with 10 points, while Morgan McDonald had eight points and tied Moore for game-high rebounding honors with seven.
Jonathan Ferguson and O’Dell Eargle each had nine points to lead the Battlers (6-3, 4-1).
Shepherd is off to its best start since it opened the 1992-93 season by winning 10 of its first 11 games.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Shepherd 77, Alderson-Broaddus 45
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Rachel Johnson scored 15 points and Emily Daniel added 14 to lead Shepherd University over Alderson-Broaddus in a West Virginia Conference game at the Butcher Center.
Priscilla Moseh posted a double-double with 11 points and a career-high 11 rebounds for the Rams. Alex Weakland also tossed in 11 points, while Jimyse Brown added 10.
The Rams (4-6, 3-3) took a commanding 50-19 lead into the break as Johnson combined for 20 first-half points. Shepherd shot 70.4 percent (19 of 27) from the floor in the first half while limiting the Battlers (2-6, 1-4) to a 21.4 percent (6-for-28) effort.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Washington County Middle School League
6th grade boys
Boonsboro 39, E. Russell Hicks 24
Boonsboro: Shank 11, Martin 3, Nolan 8, Feaster 3, Humbel 4, Crampton 3, Zinaich 2, DeRocher 2, Barbour 2.
ERH: Witmer 6, McDonald 9, Kimbraugh 2, Hodge-Allen 3, Goree 4.
Springfield 35, Hancock 6
Springfield: Mull 8, Coleman 6, Walters 6, Grove 5, C. Taylor 3, J. Taylor 2, Norris 3, Wing 2.
Hancock: Mosier 2, Golden 2, Fink 1, Norris 1.
8th grade boys
E. Russell Hicks 38, Boonsboro 33
ERH: Johnson 12, Wilson 12.
Boonsboro: Penn 17.
Smithsburg 44, Broadfording 13
Smithsburg: Bywaters 11, Fink 10, Curtis 7, Shifflett 4, Pittinger 3, Torino 3, Merritt 3, Kutchey 2, Leas 1.
Broadfording: Shaffer 4, Durst 3, Fogle 2, Gladhill 2, Kehr 2.
6th grade girls
Springfield 21, Clear Spring 14
Springfield: Shoemaker 2, Kendle 4, Schlotterbeck 5, Douglas 10.
Clear Spring: Elwood 4, Booth 7, Henson 1, Lee 2.
Boonsboro Area Boys League
3rd/4th grade
UNLV 38, Wildcats 16
UNLV: Soto 4, McKevitt 2, Weir 10, Stotelmyer 16, Sullivan 6.
Hoosiers 17, Gators 16
Hoosiers: Unger 10, Hutchinson 3, Miller 4.
Gators: Bradshaw 8, Rinehart 2, Gordon 2, Haney 4.
MYBA U12 Boys
Hagerstown Hawks 50, Walkersville 32
Hawks: Baker 13, Butts 2, Fowlkes 6, Harris 9, Johnson 14, Tchoua 6.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Faith 41, Grace 17
Faith: Mann 15, Smoot 10, Hott 8.
