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Friday, January 11, 2013
BOYS BASKETBALL
HEDGESVILLE, W.Va. — Martinsburg, the top-ranked Class AAA team in West Virginia, got the best of second-ranked and previously-unbeaten Hedgesville on Friday night, 63-48, in front of a massive crowd at Hedgesville.
Martinsburg, now 8-0, had a big second quarter in which it outscored Hedgesville 25-13. Senior David Long scored all eight of his points in the quarter and Jalen Lewis added five.
With a 39-22 lead at the half, Martinsburg never trailed although Hedgesville crept to within six points later in the game.
Donte Grantham had a double-double for the Bulldogs with 17 points and 11 rebounds. Lewis added 16 points, four assists and three steals and Denzel Cole had four assists.
Chris Shields led Hedgesville (9-1) with 21 points as the Eagles, allowing only 33 points per game defensively, were more than doubled by the Bulldogs.
Martinsburg, which hits the road tonight at 7 at Saint James, will host Hedgesville on Feb. 1.
Martinsburg 63, Hedgesville 48
MARTINSBURG (8-0)
Freeman 4, Robinson 8, Lewis 16, Jones 2, Cole 2, Long 8, Grantham 17, Hairston 6. Totals 24 11-21 63.
HEDGESVILLE (9-1)
Shields 21, Shanton 2, Burkes 9, Delaware 4, Powell 8, Snider 4. Totals 18 10-14 48.
Martinsburg 14 25 11 13 — 63
Hedgesville 9 13 17 9 — 48
3-point goals — Martinsburg 4 (Lewis 2, Grantham 2), Hedgesville 2 (Shields 2).
South Hagerstown 80, Brunswick 40
Che Swayne scored 12 of his team-high 16 points from beyond the arc to lead South Hagerstown in an MVAL Antietam rout of Brunswick.
South Hagerstown pulled away from Brunswick with a 21-10 second quarter and extended its lead with a 25-8 run in the third quarter.
Devon King had a double-double with 15 points and 14 rebounds, Xavier Freeman had 13 points and nine assists and Devon Redmon had 10 points for the Rebels (8-3, 5-1).
Zach Hossler hit four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 22 points for the Railroaders (7-4, 4-2).
BRUNSWICK (7-4, 4-2)
Hossler 22, Darling 6, Axline 3, Price 2, Wenner 3, Coats 2, Smith 2. Totals 15 4-9 40.
SOUTH HAGERSTOWN (8-3, 5-1)
Freeman 13, Johnson 6, Swayne 16, Hill 8, Hendershot 2, Henson 6, D. King 15, S. King 4, Redmon 10. Totals 34 6-9 80.
Brunswick 8 10 8 14 — 40
S. Hagerstown 12 21 25 22 — 80
3-point goals — Brunswick 6 (Hossler 4, Axline, Wenner), South 6 (Swayne 4, Henson, D. King).
Mount St. Joseph 65, Goretti 55
BALTIMORE — Martin Geben scored a game-high 28 points and had 10 rebounds for St. Maria Goretti in a Baltimore Catholic League loss to Mount St. Joseph (17-3, 5-2).
Ryan Grant had seven assists and Isaiah Harris-Winn had nine points and four rebounds for the the Gaels (11-7, 2-4).
ST. MARIA GORETTI (11-7, 2-4)
Fleetwood 5, Grant 4, Stewart 2, Harris-Winn 9, Geben 28, Akaya 2, Buterbaugh 2, Christensen 3. Totals 21 11-17 55.
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH (17-3, 5-2)
Adams 12, McNeil 7, Jones 2, Booth 16, Williams 20, Doran 8. Totals 26 6-7 65.
Goretti 11 6 21 17 — 55
St. Joseph 8 25 17 15 — 65
3-point goals — Goretti 2 (Christensen, Harris-Winn), St. Joseph 7 (Adams 4, McNeil, Booth, Williams). Fouled out — Doran.
Smithsburg 68, Catoctin 50
THURMONT, Md. — Kevin Gibson had 17 points and eight assists to lead Smithsburg past Catoctin in the MVAL Antietam.
Cobi King had 14 points and Matt Stevens had nine rebounds for the Leopards (5-7, 3-3), who hit seven 3-pointers and combined on 14 overall with the Cougars (0-10, 0-7).
SMITHSBURG (5-7, 3-3)
Miller 4, King 14, Ryan 8, Sprecher 6, Carson 3, Stevens 2, Gibson 17, Dinterman 7, Tracey 5, Barnes 2. Totals 29 7-16 68.
CATOCTIN (0-10, 0-7)
Jenkins 4, Smith 4, Laramore 4, Yolb 2, Morgan 3, Speak 16, Cole 2, Kennedy 9, Wilhelm 2, Toka 4. Totals 18 9-14 50.
Smithsburg 18 20 12 18 — 68
Catoctin 6 21 4 19 — 50
3-point goals — Smithsburg 7 (King 2, Sprecher, Carson, Gibson 3), Catoctin 7 (Laramore, Speak 3, Kennedy 3).
Southern Fulton 60, McConnellsburg 34
WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — Nick Smartt scored 21 points — all from 3-point range — as Southern Fulton turned up the intensity in the second half to pull away from McConnellsburg in a Sideling Hill League game.
The Indians (4-3, 3-3) led 33-26 at halftime, but held the Spartans (2-6, 0-4) to just eight second-half points to get the win.
Jordan Clingerman had 12 points, six rebounds, three steals and two blocks for Southern Fulton, while Alex Seburn added 12 points and Brayden Mellott grabbed five rebounds.
Tyler Green had 20 points for McConnellsburg.
McCONNELLSBURG (2-6, 0-4)
Swope 5, Green 20, Miller 4, Daniels 2, Snyder 3,. Totals 13 5-11 34.
SOUTHERN FULTON (4-3, 3-3)
Smartt 21, Golden 2, Ashlkettle 2, Seaburn 12, Clingerman 12, B. Litton 8, C. Litton 3, Totals 23 5-5 60.
McConn’burg 16 10 5 3 — 34
S. Fulton 17 16 16 11 — 60
3-point goals — McConnellsburg 3 (Green 3), Southern Fulton 9 (Smartt 7, Seburn 2). Fouled out — Seburn.
Heritage 72, Frederick Force 32
FREDERICK, Md. — Alex Cosner had 25 points and 14 rebounds to lead Heritage Academy past Frederick Force in the first round of the MSD Oriole Classic.
Ben Cosner had 14 points and 13 rebounds, Nate Patey had 11 points and 10 rebounds and Bryce Nigh had 11 points, four assists and six steals for the Eagles (7-1).
Heritage advances to play New Life in the Championship game today at 7:30 p.m.
HERITAGE ACADEMY (7-1)
A. Cosner 25, B. Cosner 14, Patey 11, Harrell 8, Nigh 11, Bingaman 3, Anderson 2. Totals 28 14-25 72.
FREDERICK FORCE
Wright 6, Joannides 1, Lego 7, Torres 2, Hughes 5, Street 11. Totals 12 4-8 32.
Heritage 18 13 25 18 — 72
Fred. Force 7 13 12 0 — 32
3-point goals — Heritage Academy 2 (Harrell, Bingaman), Frederick Force 4 (Lego, Hughes, Street 2).
Faith Christian 59, Front Royal Christian 40
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Sam Romine had 22 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead Faith Christian over Front Royal Christian.
Will Peifer added 10 points for the Falcons (4-7), and also had eight rebounds.
FRONT ROYAL CHRISTIAN
Malack 4, Foster 2, Steigerwald 3, McHugh 2, Hody 17, Foster 8, N. Malack 4.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (4-7)
S. Johnson 6, Peifer 10, Michael 6, Romine 22, T. Johnson 3, Lewis 4, Walls 5.
Front Royal 8 8 8 16 — 40
Faith 14 9 24 12 — 59
3-point goals — Front Royal 2 (Foster 2), Faith 6 (Romine 4, T. Johnson, Butler).
Saint James 52, Potomac 50
McLEAN, Va. — Nnamdi Enechionyia scored 12 points, but none were bigger than the last two as he put in a missed shot at the buzzer that gave Saint James a win over Potomac School on Thursday.
Obi Enechionyia had 21 points, 17 rebounds, six blocks and two assists for the Saints (6-7, 1-1) in the Mid-Atlantic conference win. A.J. Carr also had 10 points for Saint James.
SAINT JAMES (6-7, 1-1)
O. Enechionyia 21, N. Enechionyia 12, Carr 10, Harris 9.
POTOMAC SCHOOL (6-6, 1-2)
Samuels 14, Martin 12, Sallah 11, Brisome 4, Mays 3, Robinson 3, Carnes 3.
Saint James 9 7 17 19 — 52
Potomac 9 18 9 14 — 50
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Smithsburg 64, Catoctin 57
SMITHSBURG — Sarah Duckworth had 21 points to lead Smithsburg past Catoctin (7-5, 4-3) in the MVAL Antietam.
Elyse Koterwas had 20 points and eight rebounds, Beverly Kum had nine points, nine rebounds and three steals and Kinsey Shifflett had nine points and three assists for the Leopards (3-5, 2-3), who attempted 24 free throws in the fourth quarter.
CATOCTIN (7-5, 4-3)
Erfudt 12, Hackney 10, Harig 4, Wenmoth 8, Andrew 3, Watkins 8, Smith 3. Totals 20 14-24 57.
SMITHSBURG (3-5, 2-3)
Koterwas 20, Hargreaves 1, Gladhill 2, Duckworth 21, Shifflett 9, Kum 9, Vega 2. Totals 15 34-47 64.
3-point goals — Catoctin 3 (Wenmoth 2, Andrew).
Berkeley Springs 67, Petersburg 41
PETERSBURG, W.Va. — Sarah Haynes scored a game-high 33 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Berkeley Springs past Petersburg (5-7).
Casey Solomon had 14 points for the Indians (8-4).
BERKELEY SPRINGS (8-4)
Haynes 33, Solomon 14, Yanez 5, Burch 4, Schetrompf 4, Delauter 2, Mills 2, Walters 2. Totals 19 27-34 67.
PETERSBURG (5-7)
Earle 8, Bible 7, M. Cook 6, Weasenforth 5, Hedrick 4, Iman 3, Pyle 4, S. Cook 2, Brown 2. Totals 16 6-10 41.
Berk. Springs 16 16 14 21 — 67
Petersburg 9 6 20 6 — 41
3-point goals — Berkeley Springs 3 (Haynes 3), Petersburg 3 (Earle 2, Weasenforth).
Faith Christian 38, Front Royal 31
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Ally Romine had seven points and seven steals and Faith Christian Academy overcame a 6 of 19 shooting performance from the line in a win over Front Royal.
Olivia Stoddard had seven steals, Caroline Castle had nine rebounds and Madeline Samsell had eight rebounds for the Falcons (7-3), who outscored Front Royal 12-4 in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.
FRONT ROYAL CHRISTIAN
Weatherholtz 6, Smith 2, Yarnell 19, Locke 4. Totals 12 6-19 31.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (7-3)
Castle 5, Romine 7, Samsell 6, Stoddard 5, Dopson 5, VanVeldHuisen 2, Deneseus 6, Pryseski 2. Totals 16 5-13 38.
Front Royal 9 5 13 4 — 31
Faith Christian 12 9 5 12 — 38
3-point goals — Front Royal 1 (Yarnell), Faith Christian 1 (Dopson).
Shenandoah Valley 60, Highland View 22
STEPHENS CITY, Va. — Wendy Anyona had 15 points for Highland View Academy in a loss to Shenandoah Valley Christian on Thursday.
Sheridan Reginato had 10 rebounds for the Tartans (2-6).
HIGHLAND VIEW (2-6)
Anyona 15, Tooley 4, Roberts 3. Totals 10 1-5 22.
SHEN. VALLEY CHRISTIAN
Barlow 24, E. Culler 6, Freemire 3, McClellan 2, McGann 3, Poths 4, Snyder 4, M. Yarnall 8, S. Yarnall 6. Totals 25 8-13 60.
Highland View 4 9 2 7 — 22
Shen. Valley 23 16 15 6 — 60
3-point goals — Highland View 1 (Anyona), Shenandoah Valley 2 (Barlow, McGann).
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Williamsport 59, Boonsboro 47
Williamsport: Hughes 21.
Southern Fulton 42, McConnellsburg 24
Southern Fulton: C. Litton 12.
McConnellsburg: Boehme 9, Richards 9.
Catoctin 51, Smithsburg 41
Smithsburg: Coleman 13.
St. Joseph’s 56, Goretti 35
Goretti: Steiner 11.
South Hagerstown 48, Brunswick 41
Waynesboro 46, Greencastle 34
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Williamsport 27, Boonsboro 25
Williamsport: Hockensmith 11.
Boonsboro: Sykes 11.
North Hagerstown 43, Clear Spring 31
North: Braun 21.
Clear Spring: Mills 11.
Catoctin 37, Smithsburg 30
FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL
Smithsburg 26, Catoctin 12
Smithsburg: Mangum 10, Haq 5, Lafoon 3, Snyder 2, Bodine 2, Ellis 2, Richey 2.
Catoctin: Selders 4, Stinson 2, Pastor 2, Cool 2, Springer 2.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Elementary Division
Home Care 35, Alsatia 30
Home Care: Crampton 14, Fink 6, Stocks 5, Draper 4, Norris 2, Callazo 2, Williams 2.
Alsatia: Zinaich 14, Shifflet 6, C.Zinaich 4, Eyler 2, Paramenter 2, Rodriguez 2.
AFSCME 40, Jerry's 38
AFSCME: Caldwell 15, Wiley 14, Miller 10, Sprecher 1, Cayley 1.
Jerry's: Martin 14, Guillard 6, Taylor 5, Howell 4, Jones 4, Hollinger 2, Aidoo 2, Railing 1.
Saunders Tax 27, Wellers 18
Saunders: Gantt 14, Ball 4, Myers 2, Grove 2, Gaines 2, Patterson 2, Snow 1.
Wellers: Socks 10, Denton 4, Schultz 2, Walker 2.
AC&T 40, Larry Allen 30
AC&T: Bowie 21, Silva 12, Connor 6, Becker 1.
Larry Allen: Keller 8, Blake 8, Williams 6, Hyman 4, Likely 2, Caniford 2.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Faith Christian 49, Front Royal 27
Faith Christian: Smoot 19, Mann 15.
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
8th grade
Greencastle 35, Gettysburg 15
Greencastle: Cole 2, Faulkner 15, Hirneisen 2, Reitz 2, Roland 2, Wagaman 4.
Gettysburg: Bartner 4, Soliday 2, Sanders 3, Intile-Suggs 4, Rivera 2.