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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
BOYS BASKETBALL
WASHINGTON — Saint James pulled off an upset in the Mid-Atlantic Conference on Tuesday night with a stunning 60-58 victory over Sidwell Friends.
Coming off a disappointing loss Friday at Flint Hill, the Saints regrouped to stun the Quakers, who had owned a victory over Gonzaga earlier this year and played touted Mount St. Joseph to within four points.
“We should never have lost to Flint Hill, but we challenged the kids to work hard and refocused,” said Saint James coach Paul Easton.
The Saints came back from a 33-30 halftime deficit and led by eight points with just over three minutes remaining before holding off the Quakers, who were led by Josh Hart’s 21 points.
Obi Enechionyia, playing on a slightly sprained ankle, led the Saints with 25 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks and hit 7 of 10 from the line. Sherman Harris added 11 points, six assists and five rebounds and A.J. Carr scored 10 points.
The Quakers suffered only their fourth loss in 19 games while the Saints (7-9, 2-2) stopped a two-game losing streak.
Saint James 60, Sidwell Friends 58
SAINT JAMES (7-9, 2-2)
O. Enechionyia 25, Harris 11, Carr 10, Fahey 6, Slater 4, Thompson 4.
SIDWELL FRIENDS (15-3, 3-1)
Hart 21, Bell 8, Hillman 7, McGloin 7, Seife 6, Levinson 6, Monheim 3.
Saint James 10 20 17 13 — 60
Sidwell Friends 16 17 11 14 — 58
3-point goals—Saint James 2 (Harris, Fahey); Sidwell 6 (Hart, Bell, Hillman, McGloin, Levinson 2).
North Hagerstown 63, Brunswick 50
BRUNSWICK, Md. — Isaiah Keyes scored 15 points and led the Hubs to their fifth straight win with a victory over Brunswick in the MVAL Antietam.
Kenny McCrary had 14 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks, Max Ober had seven points and four assists, Nick Karlen had seven points and Will Peralta had seven rebounds for the Hubs (10-4, 7-2).
Zach Hossler and Dallas Darling had 12 points each for the Railroaders (8-6, 5-3).
NORTH HAGERSTOWN (10-4, 7-2)
Ober 7, Boykin 5, Karlen 7, Keyes 15, McCrary 14, Carey 3, Yacyk 6, Peralta 6. Totals 25 11-16 63.
BRUNSWICK (8-6, 5-3)
Hossler 12, Darling 12, Fawley 6, Nusbaum 10, Price 4, Coates 1, Smith 5. Totals 16 16-26 50.
N. Hagerstown 18 18 10 17 — 63
Brunswick 13 13 12 12 — 50
3-point goals — North 2 (Karlen, Keyes), Brunswick 2 (Fawley, Nusbaum).
Catoctin 47, Clear Spring 38
THURMONT, Md. — Catoctin picked up its first victory of the season, outscoring Clear Spring 21-12 in the fourth quarter of their MVAL Antietam game.
Alex Kennedy scored 20 points and Mark Speak added 16 for Catoctin (1-11, 1-8).
Michael Riley was the only player in double figures for Clear Spring (5-6, 2-6) with 11 points. The Blazers shot just 30 percent from the field and the free throw line (3-for-10) and committed 26 turnovers.
CLEAR SPRING (5-6, 2-6)
Jar. Brant 9, Riley 11, Schultz 5, Jake Brant 6, Moser 4, Fisher 3. Totals 16 3-10 38.
CATOCTIN (1-11, 1-8)
Larrimore 2, Morgan 2, Speak 16, Kennedy 20, Tokar 7. Totals 16 10-16 47.
Clear Spring 12 7 7 12 — 38
Catoctin 9 10 7 21 — 47
3-point goals — Clear Spring 3 (Jar. Brant, Jake Brant 2), Catoctin 5 (Speak 2, Kennedy 3).
St. Frances 52, St. Maria Goretti 41
BALTIMORE — St. Maria Goretti was its own worst enemy in a Baltimore Catholic League loss to St. Frances Academy.
The Gaels (14-8, 4-5) hung tough with St. Frances (23-2, 9-1), trailing by only six points in the fourth quarter before turnovers hurt.
Goretti had one of its worst floor games, committing 26 turnovers.
Martin Geben and Tyrus Fleetwood each scored 14 points for Goretti.
ST. MARIA GORETTI (14-8, 4-5)
Fleetwood 14, Harris-Winn 3, Geben 14, Akaya 4, Buterbaugh 4, Christensen 2. Totals 13 15-20 41.
ST. FRANCES (23-2, 9-1)
Saddler 11, Lee 2, Wells 7, Richards 12, White 20. Totals 8 7 15-19 52.
Goretti 8 13 8 12 — 41
St. Frances 15 12 13 12 — 52
3-point goals— St. Frances (Saddler, Wells, Richards 3, White 2).
MSD 55, Hancock 42
FREDERICK, Md. — Noah Teeter had 15 points, 12 rebounds and five steals for Hancock in a loss to Maryland School for the Deaf (5-10).
Chad Sipe had 10 rebounds for the Panthers (4-9), who were outscored 15-1 in the second quarter.
HANCOCK (4-9)
Tosten 6, Anderson 2, H. McKinley 3, B. McKinley 7, Teeter 15, Sipe 3, Mitchell 2, L. Manning 4. Totals 17 6-13 42.
MD. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF (5-10)
Gandstaff 2, Boward 4, Gore 16, Bonheyo 8, Kamara 8, McNealy 4, Sanchez 13. Totals 19 14-28 55.
Hancock 12 1 13 16 — 42
MSD 12 15 15 13 — 55
3-point goals — Hancock 2 (H. McKinley, Teeter); MSD 3 (Gore 2, Bonheyo).
Highland View 61, Shenandoah Valley 48
Arthur Thomas had a triple-double with 18 points, 16 rebounds and 10 blocks to lead Highland View Academy past Shenandoah Valley Christian Academy (8-6).
Hunter Sorensen had 16 points for the Tartans (11-4), who outscored Shenandoah Valley 21-11 in the fourth quarter.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY (8-6)
Pufnock 13, Rogers 4, Powell 14, Fuster 3, Hoteck 14. Totals 17 7-10 61.
HIGHLAND VIEW (11-4)
Fisher 8, Thomas 18, Osoro 6, Mendoza 7, Sorensen 16, Maragoto 6. Totals 25 7-8 61.
Shenandoah 13 8 16 11 — 48
Highland View 15 9 16 21 — 61
3-point goals — Shenandoah 7 (Pufnock, Powell 4, Hoteck 2); Highland View 4 (Mendoza, Sorensen, Maragoto 2). Technical — Thomas.
Chambersburg 61, State College 59
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Kellen Williams had 20 points and five assists, and the Trojans upset the Little Lions in overtime in the Mid-Penn Commonwealth.
Chambersburg (10-6, 6-5) led 26-11 at halftime behind a strong defensive effort, but State College (12-4, 9-2) outscored the Trojans 23-11 in the third quarter to get back into the game.
The Trojans prevailed behind a balanced offensive attack. Mitch Stahl had 10 points and five rebounds, Aaron Sollenberger also had 10 points and Evason Obgonna added nine points, six rebounds and two blocks.
Bryan Sekenda finished with 34 points for the Little Lions.
STATE COLLEGE (12-4, 9-2)
Knaskie 11, Costa 2, Karstetter 5, Williams 7, Sekenda 34. Totals 18 20-25 51.
CHAMBERSBURG (10-6, 6-5)
Sollenberger 10, Charles 6, Myers 6, Williams 20, Obgonna 9, Stahl 10. Totals 23 14-19 61.
State College 9 2 23 14 11 — 59
Chambersburg 10 16 11 11 13 — 61
3-point goals — State College 3 (Sekenda), Chambersburg 1 (Sollenberger). Fouled out — Obgonna, Stahl, Knaskie.
Shippensburg 54, Waynesboro 47
SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. — Shaquill Smith had 14 points for Waynesboro in a Mid-Penn Colonial loss to Shippensburg (9-8, 6-4).
Tim Ingram had 12 points and five rebounds, Seth Hoffman had 10 points and Cole Warrenfeltz had seven points and three steals for the Indians (6-12, 3-7).
WAYNESBORO (6-12, 3-7)
Smith 14, Hoffman 10, Ingram 12, Warrenfeltz 7, Fetterhoff 3, Montgomery 1. Totals 15 13-18 47.
SHIPPENSBURG (9-8, 6-4)
Bri. Hastings 4, Miller 23, Springer 3, Katar 3, Singhas 7, Johnson 1, VanScyoc 3, Bry. Hastings 10. Totals 21 8-18 54.
Waynesboro 14 10 8 15 — 47
Shippensburg 14 9 12 19 — 54
3-point goals — Waynesboro 4 (Smith, Hoffman 2, Warrenfeltz); Shippensburg 4 (Miller 2, Springer, VanScyoc).
Northern Bedford 61, Southern Fulton 54
WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — Nick Smartt had 17 points for Southern Fulton in a loss to Northern Bedford.
Jordan Clingerman had 12 points, six rebounds, two steals and two blocks for the Indians (5-6, 4-5).
NORTHERN BEDFORD
T. Pressel 13, Z. Pressel 6, Diehl 4, Over 11, England 2, Snyder 17, Barnes 8. Totals 21 15-18 61.
SOUTHERN FULTON (5-6, 4-5)
Smartt 17, Golden 7, Ashkettle 6, Seburn 2, Clingerman 12, Litton 8, Mellott 2. Totals 22 8-9 54.
N. Bedford 12 16 17 16 — 61
S. Fulton 18 16 10 10 — 54
3-point goals — Northern Bedford 4 (Over 2, Z. Pressel, Snyder); Southern Fulton 2 (Smartt, Golden). Fouled out — Z. Pressel.
Musselman 62, Faith Christian 27
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Jason Bare scored 17 points and Tom Hargrove added 16 as Musselman (10-3) rolled past Faith Christian.
Troy Johnson had two 3-pointers and led Faith (4-12) with 10 points.
MUSSELMAN (10-3)
Brooks 3, Venable 2, Nelson 2, Daniels 8, Wesco 10, Hargrove 16, Dupree 2, Bare 17.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (4-12)
S. Johnson 7, Peifer 2, Michael 1, Romine 7, T. Johnson 10.
Musselman 13 23 12 14 — 62
Faith 6 7 5 9 — 27
3-point goals—Musselman 1 (Brooks); Faith 3 (Romine, T. Johnson 2).
Mercersburg Academy 86, St. John’s Catholic Prep 61
FREDERICK, Md. — Dre Wills canned 29 points to lead Mercersburg Academy over St. John’s Catholic Prep in the Independent-Private School League game.
Pat Ryan had 16 points, Reggie Fiumana added 15 and Mike Collins scored 10. Wills also led the Blue Storm (6-8, 3-1) with seven rebounds.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
North Hagerstown 59, Brunswick 52
North Hagerstown stopped a two-game losing streak with an MVAL Antietam victory over Brunswick as Crystal McLeod had 22 points and eight assists.
Kayla Peterson had a season-high 17 points and added 12 rebounds for North (4-7, 4-4).
Melanie Yeomans had 19 points for Brunswick (3-12, 1-7).
BRUNSWICK (3-12, 1-7)
Yoemans 19, Laing 14, Fisher 6, Allen 5, Miller 4, Allison 4.
NORTH HAGERSTOWN (4-7, 4-4)
McLeod 22, Frost 1, Williams 7, Trumpower 8, Peterson 17, Porter 2.
3-point goals—Brunswick 3 (Yoemans, Allen, Laing); North 2 (McLeod).
St. Maria Goretti 43, Gerstell 35
FINKSBURG, Md. — Maggie Murray hit four 3-pointers en route to a team-high 20 points to lead St. Maria Goretti past Gerstell Academy.
Lauree Lorensen had 14 points, nine rebounds and five steals for the Gaels (4-11).
ST. MARIA GORETTI (4-11)
M. Murray 20, C. Murray 5, Lorensen 14, Kramer 4. Totals 13 13-23 43.
GERSTELL ACADEMY
Eline 7, Merry 1, Schwan 5, Tan 1, France 21. Totals 15 3-9 35.
Goretti 16 2 13 12 — 43
Gerstell 12 4 6 13 — 35
3-point goals — Goretti 4 (M. Murray 4); Gerstell 2 (Eline, Schwan).
Berkeley Springs 78, Saint James 27
ST. JAMES — Sarah Haynes had 27 points, four rebounds, four assists and 10 steals to lead Berkeley Springs in a rout of Saint James.
Casey Solomon had 16 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals, Lauren Schetrompf had 12 points, four rebounds, four assists and four steals and Casandra Burch had six points, five rebounds and four steals for the Indians (12-4).
Madison Fahey and Margaret Bruns had eight points each for the Saints (1-10).
BERKELEY SPRINGS (12-4)
Padinha 2, Napfel 4, Schetrompf 12, Burch 6, Solomon 16, McDaniel 2, Haynes 27, Rohm 6, Delauter 3. Totals 30 15-22 78.
SAINT JAMES (1-10)
Abeles 3, Ludwick 3, Fahey 8, Bruns 8, Siddiqui 5. Totals 11 2-3 27.
Berk. Springs 25 18 20 15 — 78
Saint James 6 6 4 11 — 27
3-point goals — Berkeley Springs 3 (Schetrompf 2, Haynes); Saint James 3 (Abeles, Ludwick, Siddiqui).
Shenandoah Valley 54, Highland View 22
Wendy Anyona had a triple-double with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 12 steals for Highland View Academy (3-11) in a loss to Shenandoah Valley Christian Academy (11-2).
SHENANDOAH VALLEY (11-2)
Barlow 28, Bartholomew 2, Culler 2, Freemyer 1, McGann 2, Potts 2, Snyder 5, M. Yarnell 6, S. Yarnell 6. Totals 25 3-9 54.
HIGHLAND VIEW (3-11)
Wootton 6, Anyona 10, Tooley 2, Wuerstlin 2, Harrison 2. Totals 10 1-2 22.
Shen. Valley 24 3 12 15 — 54
Highland View 2 11 4 5 — 22
3-point goals — Shenandoah Valley 1 (Snyder); Highland View 1 (Anyona).
Grace Academy 34, Fulton Co. Christian 32
NEEDMORE, Pa. — Caitlin Cox had 14 points, seven rebounds, five assists and five steals to lead Grace Academy past Fulton County Christian.
Allie Cox had 12 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals and Hannah Colvin had 11 rebounds for the Knights (5-6).
GRACE ACADEMY (5-6)
Cox 14, A. Cox 12, Quirple 4, Colvin 4. Totals 15 2-9 34.
FULTON COUNTY CHRISTIAN
Gordon 21, Daniels 5, Beddow 2, Truax 3, Gingerich 1. Totals 11 6-14 32.
Grace Academy 6 6 13 9 — 34
Fulton County 12 4 6 10 — 32
3-point goals — Grace Academy 2 (A. Cox 2); Fulton County 4 (Gordon 3, Daniels).
Everett 66, McConnellsburg 44
McCONNELLSBURG, Pa. — Jessi Keefer had 18 points for McConnellsburg in a Sideling Hill League loss to Everett (12-4, 7-2).
Sam Roberts had nine points and four assists and Nikki Fleming had five rebounds for the Spartans (6-7, 2-6), who trailed 43-22 at the half.
EVERETT (12-4, 7-2)
B. Morral 22, Phipps 14, Braillier 7, Snider 2, K. Morral 22. Totals 29 4-5 66.
McCONNELLSBURG (6-7, 2-6)
Fleming 6, Parson 5, Huston 2, J. Keefer 18, Zittle 4. Roberts 9. Totals 19 2-4 44.
Everett 21 22 17 7 — 66
McConn. 13 9 13 9 — 44
3-point goals — Everett 5 (B. Morral 4, Braillier); McConnellsburg 4 (J. Keefer 2, Roberts, Parson).
Mercersburg Academy 61, Washington 58
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Hanna Warfield’s free throw with 1 minute left gave Mercersburg a one-point lead and Sidney Reath hit two free throws to ice the game against Washington.
Warfield had 17 points, Melody Gomez had 15 points and 12 rebounds, Teal Tasker had 14 points and nine rebounds and Sarah Firestone had 11 points for the Blue Storm (10-3).
Alycia Lambert had 16 points and Jackie Hess had 13 points for the Patriots (9-8).
WASHINGTON (9-8)
Adams 8, Nelson 4, Curry 9, Hess 13, Collins 2, Dozier 6, Lambert 16. Totals 22 12-14 58.
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY (10-3)
Tasker 14, Firestone 11, Warfield 17, Brink 2, Gomez 15, Reath 2. Totals 26 9-16 61.
Washington 12 24 8 14 — 58
Mercersburg 22 14 18 7 — 61
3-point goals — Washington 2 (Hess, Lambert).
PREP WRESTLING
Saint James 75, Maret 6
at WASHINGTON
132—Kevin Cooper (SJ) d. Jordan Stearns, 5-0; 138—Will Smith (SJ) fft. 145—Justin Pank (SJ) p. Anthony Ware, 4:40; 152—Thomas Rocca (SJ) p. Maurice Hicks, 0:45; 160—Henry Smith (SJ) fft. 170—John Stephens (SJ) p. Opey Faleye, 1:06; 182—Kyle Titus-Glover (SJ) fft. 195—Leighton Younger (SJ) fft. 220—Henry Meehan (SJ) fft. 285—Nico Gentile (SJ) fft. 106—Lukas Pank (SJ) fft. 113—Lawence Olivieri (M) p. Trey Moss, 4:57; 120—Hongdi Zhang (SJ) fft. 126—Levi Schindel (SJ) fft.
Saint James 62, Georgetown Day 18
at WASHINGTON
138—Alastair Hicklin-Coorey (GD) p. Will Smith, 1:49. 145—Justin Pank (SJ) t.f. Andrew Saba, 5:00 (16-1); 152—Thomas Rocca (SJ) fft. 160—Henry Smith (SJ) fft. 170—Kyle Titus-Glover (SJ) fft. 182—John Stephens (SJ) fft. 195—Leighton Younger (SJ) fft. 220—Steven Hart (SJ) fft. 285—Nico Gentile (SJ) fft. 106—Julia Ernst (GD) p. Lukas Pank, 3:00; 113—Tyler Hollinger (GD) p. Trey Moss, 1:40. 120—Hongdi Zhang (SJ) d. Neel Ratha, 11-7; 126—Levi Schindel (SJ) p. Armand Harvey, 0:34; 132—Kevin Cooper (SJ) p. Kenneth Meyerson (GD) 2:40.
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
North Hagerstown 48, Brunswick 43
North: Green 13, Stubbs 12, Gantt 7, Rios 6, Daniels 6, House 2, Fiery 2.
Brunswick: Pearl 15.
Shippensburg 26, Waynesboro 18
Waynesboro: Neterer 5.
Southern Fulton 45, Northern Bedford 21
Southern Fulton: Litton 14.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Berkeley Springs 32, Saint James 17
Berkeley Springs: Padinha 10.
Saint James: Blenckstone 6.
Everett 46, McConnellsburg 18
McConnellsburg: Huston 7.
Washington 46, Mercersburg 19
FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL
Boonsboro 30, South Hagerstown 26
Boonsboro: Connelly 10.
South: S. Roberts 7.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS
Faith Christian 64, St. Joseph 31
Faith Christian: Mann 39, Smoot 12, Hott 12.
GIRLS SQUASH
Mercersburg 6, McDonogh School 3
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Caroline Metz (3-0), Misa Ikenaga (3-1), Woodli Krutek (3-1), Alyson Kinney (3-2), Hattye Hytla (3-1) and Julia Wuensche (3-0) all won their matches for Mercersburg Academy (8-6).
BOYS SQUASH
Mercersburg 8, McDonogh School 1
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Otto Bunjapamai, Max Weinik, Mac Williams, Eli Woodworth, Albert Lam, Jeremy Greenberger, Jaon Cui, Eon Kim all won their matches for Mercersburg Academy (11-6).
BRIEF
Williamsport alumni basketball
Williamsport High School will host an alumni men’s basketball doubleheader on March 9 to benefit the Geraldine Andrews Medical Fund.
Former senior varsity letter winners are invited to play. For information, contact former boys basketball coach Kevin Murphy at 301-991-2166 or by email at kjmurphy@myactv.net.