Monday, January 14, 2013
BOYS BASKETBALL
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Jordan Tosten had a game-high 19 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Hancock to a 45-42 victory over Faith Christian Academy on Monday.
Hunter McKinley had 10 points, five rebounds and six steals, Noah Teeter had 10 rebounds and six steals, Logan Manning had eight rebounds, Chad Sipe had seven rebounds and Tosten added four steals for the Panthers (4-6).
Stephen Johnson had a team-high 16 points and six rebounds and Will Peifer had 11 rebounds and four steals for the Falcons (4-9).
JV: Faith Christian, 58-43.
HANCOCK (4-6)
Tosten 19, Anderson 2, H. McKinley 10, B. McKinley 3, Teeter 2, Sipe 4, Mitchell 2, L. Manning 3. Totals 13 16-25 45.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (4-9)
S. Johnson 16, Peifer 2, Michael 6, Romine 7, P. Johnson 6, Butler 3, Wells 2. Totals 15 8-15 42.
Hancock 9 11 17 8 — 45
Faith Christian 6 9 7 20 — 42
3-point goals — Hancock 3 (Tosten 3), Faith Christian 4 (Michael, Romine, P. Johnson, Butler).
Highland View 61, Shalom 60
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Arthur Thomas had 26 points and 11 blocks for Highland View Academy in a win over Shalom Christian.
Hunter Sorensen hit four 3-pointers en route to 14 points and Justin Osoro had 11 points for the Tartans (7-4).
Alex Crilley had a game-high 28 points and Jeff McCracken had 10 points for Shalom (4-7).
HIGHLAND VIEW (7-4)
Fisher 2, Thomas 26, Osoro 11, Sorensen 14, Marquez 8. Totals 28 0-1 61.
SHALOM CHRISTIAN (4-7)
Wenger 5, McCracken 10, Crilley 28, Clapper 4, Martin 4, Benton 7, Holderman 2. Totals 22 11-20 60.
Highland View 13 17 14 17 — 61
Shalom 13 21 12 14 — 60
3-point goals — Highland View 5 (Sorensen 4, Osoro), Shalom 5 (Wenger, McCracken, Crilley, Benton). Fouled out — Osoro.
Bishop Walsh 89, Berkeley Springs 74
CUMBERLAND, Md. — Kyle Appel had 29 points for Berkeley Springs in a loss to Bishop Walsh (13-4).
Michael Kearney had 19 points for the Indians (4-4), who were outscored 27-10 in the third quarter.
U.S. Navy Plebes 71, Mercersburg Academy 67
ANNAPOLIS — Mercersburg Academy went back and forth with the U.S. Navy Plebes on Sunday before falling by four points.
Dre Wills scored 25 points for the Blue Storm (5-5) and Reggie Fiumano added 21. Wills had 56 points over two weekend games.
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY (5-5)
Wills 25, Jenoure 3, Collins 2, Ryan 9, Bacas 5, Fiumano 21, Sanders 2. Totals 25 12-19 67.
U.S. NAVY PLEBES
Truss 2, Jones 3, Faber 22, Craig 2, Kuzma 6, Johnson 9, Gilchrist 5, Demers 1, Jackson 21. Totals 24 21-28 71.
Halftime — Plebes, 27-24. 3-point goals — Mercersburg 5 (Jenoure, Fiumano 2, Ryan 2), Plebes 2 (Jones, Johnson).
Highland View Academy 80, Shenandoah Valley Academy 37
Ray Fisher scored 24 points for Highland View Academy and was backed by three other players in double figures on Saturday night.
Jose Marquez had 17 points, Justin Osoro scored 13 and Arthur Thomas added 11 points for Highland View (6-4).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hancock 43, Faith Christian 32
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Alisa Shives had 10 points, including two 3-pointers, to lead Hancock past Faith Christian Academy.
Kristen Shoemaker had nine points, eight assists and three steals, Kara McKinley had eight points, including two 3-pointers, and five steals and Sara Wagner had nine rebounds for the Panthers (10-5).
Amanda Deneseus had eight points and five rebounds and Ally Romine had four assists for the Falcons (7-4), who were outscored 18-6 in the fourth quarter.
HANCOCK (10-5)
McKinley 8, Shives 10, Shoemaker 9, Brown 2, Wagner 6, Foreman 6, Leavy 2. Totals 17 5-13 43.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (7-4)
Castle 3, Romine 2, Samsell 6, Stoddard 6, Dopson 5, Deneseus 8, Prysecki 2. Totals 13 5-12 32.
Hancock 16 5 4 18 — 43
Faith Christian 9 3 14 6 — 32
3-point goals — Hancock 4 (McKinley 2, Shives 2), Faith Christian 1 (Dopson).
Manchester Valley 51, Clear Spring 29
MANCHESTER, Md. — Kristen Mellott had 10 points and six rebounds for Clear Spring in a loss to Manchester Valley (6-6).
Isabel Forsman had nine points, Samantha Staley had six points and six rebounds and Sarah Elwood had three steals for the Blazers (4-8).
CLEAR SPRING (4-8)
Bowers 2, Elwood 2, Mellott 10, Forsman 9, Staley 6.
MANCHESTER VALLEY (6-6)
Bach 17, Bonner 4, Drgos 2, Houck 10, Hachheiser 2, Kipe 10, Carhart 2, Walter 4.
Clear Spring 8 10 6 5 — 29
Man. Valley 13 13 11 14 — 51
St. John’s 54, Saint James 20
FREDERICK, Md. — Saint James lost to St. John’s Catholic Prep (8-5, 2-0) in an Independent-Parochial School League game.
Kerri Kline, Margaret Bruns and Madolyn Guillard had four points each for the Saints (1-8, 0-3).
Southern Fulton 73, Southern Huntingdon 23
ORBISONIA, Pa. — Ashley Roman had a double-double with 24 points and 12 rebounds to lead undefeated Southern Fulton in a rout of Southern Huntingdon (0-11).
Macey Hollenshead had 17 points, nine assists and five steals, Taelor Morton had 15 points, five assists and eight steals and Roman added six steals for the Indians (13-0).
SOUTHERN FULTON (13-0)
Chilcote 2, Morton 15, Strait 4, Wertz 8, Hollenshead 17, Mellott 2, Roman 24, Merchant 1. Totals 29 13-25 73.
SOUTHERN HUNTINGDON (0-11)
Leonard 7, Goshorn 3, Donaldson 4, Walker 3, Detwiler 6. Totals 7 4-6 23.
So. Fulton 22 17 26 8 — 73
So. Huntingdon 10 2 2 9 — 23
3-point goals — Southern Fulton 2 (Morton, Hollenshead), Southern Huntingdon 5 (Leonard, Goshorn, Walker, Detwiler 2).
Fort Hill 58, Goretti 23
CUMBERLAND, Md. — Fort Hill outscored St. Maria Goretti 25-2 in the first quarter and 21-0 in the third.
Alesha Jackson led the Sentinels (7-3) with 13 points and Torrie York added 11.
Abbey Eich had nine points and six blocks for the Gaels (2-11). Lauree Lorensen added eight points and eight rebounds.
ST. MARIA GORETTI (2-11)
M. Murray 6, Eich 9, Lorensen 8. Totals 10 3-4 23.
FORT HILL (7-3)
Kimmell 6, Martin 2, Whitacre 2, James 2, Jackson 13, York 11, Winn 9, Parker 4, Lowery 9. Totals 22 12-17 58.
Goretti 2 9 0 12 — 23
Fort Hill 25 4 21 8 — 58
3-point goals — Fort Hill 2 (Winn, Jackson).
Shalom 56, Highland View 16
MARION, Pa. — Lydia Harris scored 18 points and Shalom Christian put away Highland View early, racing to leads of 19-2 after one period and 32-4 at halftime.
Brooke Kuhns added 11 points for the Flames (7-3).
Hope Wootton led the Tartans (3-7) with six points.
HIGHLAND VIEW (3-7)
Wootton 6, Anyona 5, Cooley 3, Roberts 2. Totals 4 7-11 16.
SHALOM CHRISTIAN (7-3)
Baum 6, Tissue 4, Grove 2, Holderman 4, Lehman 6, Kuhns 11, Harris 18, Yoder 5. Totals 24 8-16 56.
Highland View 2 2 3 9 — 16
Shalom 19 13 8 16 — 56
3-point goals — Highland View 1 (Anyona).
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Shepherd 113, Wheeling Jesuit 101
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Junior guard Brantley Osborne reached the 1,000-point mark for his career and scored a game-high 31 points to lead Shepherd (9-4, 6-3) to a WVIAC win over Wheeling Jesuit (6-7, 3-6).
Osborne’s nine 3-pointers tied the Shepherd single-game record, set by Chad Myers against West Liberty on Jan. 9, 2006.
Osborne’s now has 1,029 points for his career. He ranks 35th on the Shepherd all-time scoring list.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Shepherd 77, Wheeling Jesuit 63
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Emily Daniel had 18 points and nine rebounds, while Gabby Flinchum had 16 points and a game-high 10 rebounds to lead Shepherd to a WVIAC win over Wheeling Jesuit (5-8, 2-7).
Alex Weakland had 14 points, while Rachel Johnson added 11 points and a game-high five assists for the Rams (5-8, 4-5).
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
St. John’s Catholic Prep 49, Saint James 28
Saint James: Karlie Grady 9; Emerson Younger 7, Lisa Grady 6.
Southern Fulton 36, Southern Huntingdon 27
SF: Lakyn Morton 15.
FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL
St. Maria Goretti 38, South Hagerstown 28
Goretti: Roper 8, Smith 11, Zinich 1, Fisher 18.
South: Robert 8, Peer 2, Bowie 4, Farrell 7, Douglas 5.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Elementary Division
Jerry’s 38, AMVETS 17
Jerry’s: Taylor 13, Howell 11, Guillard 6, Martin 5, Mkwamba 2, Aidoo 1.
AMVETS: Smith 9, Hilker 4, Wiley 2, Ryan 2.
Home Care 26, Antietam Tree 20
Home Care: Fink 7, Callazo 4, Goree 4, Norris 3, Williams 2, Crampton 2, Stocks 2, Reiter 2.
Antietam: Peralta 10, Keats 6, Horton 2, Semler 1, Way 1.
Boonsboro Area Boys League
Grades 3-4
Tar Heels 35, Wildcats 27
Tar Heels: Routzahn 24, Reynolds 5, Obitts 4, Rudy 2.
Wildcats: Row 21, Koogle 4, Debaugh 2.
Washington County Girls League
Boonsboro 24, Clear Spring 12
Boonsboro: Miller 2, Rogers 3, Dyer 2, Cochran 10, Luzier 5, Hahn 2.
Clear Spring: Rohrback 2, Burkett 4, Lee 6.
GOLF
Lewis scores hole-in-one
Timothy Lewis, 67, of Hagerstown, recently recorded the first hole-in-one of his career, scoring an ace at Raspberry Falls in Leesburg, Va.
Lewis aced the 155-yard, par-3, sixth hole with a 9-wood. The shot was witnessed by Kevin Fuller and Richard Lesh.
BOWLING
Southside results
On Sunday, Southside Bowl held its annual Youth/Adult Handicap KOH for any USBC members, with youth bowler Alexus Wyand and her adult partner, Casey Kindle, capturing top honors.
After a field of 24 teams competed in four qualifying games, the top five teams competed in a stepladder format.
Wyand and Kindle, seeded third, defeated fourth-seeded Adam Baer (youth) and Phil Feeser (adult) and fifth-seeded Jacob Souders (youth) and Jimmy Souders (adult) 474-365-415. Wyand and Kindle then defeated second-seeded Kenny Blake (youth) and Wayne Burkhart (adult) 442-428, and then went on to top first-seeded Alston Timbrook (youth) and Chuck Timbrook (adult) 464-414.
In other recent action:
In the Daryl Moats Commercial League, Tony Davenport bowled a 777 series, earning a $50 house award for a 775+ series and 150 pins over his 204 average award.
Also in the Daryl Moats Commercial League, Greg Kroboth bowled a 300 game, earning a $100 house award along with a plaque. Randy Bodine bowled a 752 series, earning a $25 house award for bowling 150 pins over his 196 average. And Ryan Harbaugh bowled a 300 game, earning a $100 house award along with a plaque.
In the Tuesday Night Mixed League, George Gipe bowled a 710 series, earning a $25 house award for bowling 150 pins over his 169 average.
In the Friday Night Mixed League, Megan Mitchell bowled a 268 game and a 725 series, earning $100 along with a plaque for bowling a 265+ game, a 700+ series and 150 pins over her 188 average.
BRIEF
Hagerstown Area Church Softball meeting set for Jan. 31
The Hagerstown Area Church Softball league will hold an organizational meeting on Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. at Tri-State Fellowship, located at 13153 Cearfoss Pike in Hagerstown.
Any church interested in fielding a team for the 2013 season should attend. All games are played at the Hagerstown Fairgrounds Softball Complex.
For information, please contact Mike Kelbaugh at 301-223-4556 or visit the league’s website at www.hagerstownareachurchsoftball.com.
