Thursday, January 24, 2013
BOYS BASKETBALL
Goretti 59, Loyola 58
BALTIMORE — St. Maria Goretti won its Baltimore Catholic League clash with Loyola Blakefield in the waning moments Thursday.
With the game deadlocked at 58-all, Isaiah Harris-Winn took a pass from Martin Geben and was fouled with six seconds remaining.
Harris-Winn missed the first free throw but clinched the win by making the second shot.
Geben led Goretti (15-8, 5-5) with 17 points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots. Ryan Grant and Tyrus Fleetwood each had five assists.
Loyola (3-15, 1-9), which battled back from an eight-point deficit, hit six of its 10 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to stage its rally.
Mitch Cross led Loyola with 31 points, hitting six 3-pointers.
ST. MARIA GORETTI (15-8, 5-5)
Fleetwood 9, Grant 6, Harris-Winn 9, Shaper 8, Geben 17, Akaya 8, Buterbaugh 2. Totals 23 8-14 59.
LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD (3-15, 1-9)
Cross 31 Mitch , Plunkett 4, Bradley 14, C. Williams 3, Heinrich 6. Totals 19 10-12 58.
Goretti 7 14 22 16 — 59
Loyola 15 9 12 22 — 58
3-point goals — Goretti 5 (Shaper 2, Grant 2, Harris-Winn), Loyola 10 (Cross 6, Bradley, Heinrich 2, Williams).
Southern Fulton 66, Hancock 22
WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — Nick Smartt scored 16 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Southern Fulton in a rout of Hancock.
Jordan Clingerman had 15 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks for the Indians (6-6).
Chad Sipe had eight points for the Panthers (4-10).
HANCOCK (4-10)
Tosten 6, McKinley 3, Teeter 5, Sipe 8. Totals 8 4-7 22.
SOUTHERN FULTON (6-6)
Smartt 16, Litton 8, Golden 8, Clingerman 15, Seburn 1, No. Smartt 2, Mellott 6, D. Mellott 7, Elbin 3. Totals 26 9-17 66.
Hancock 8 3 3 8 — 22
So. Fulton 15 19 23 9 — 66
3-point goals — Hancock 2 (Tosten, Sipe), Southern Fulton 5 (Smartt 3, D. Mellott, Golden).
Heritage Academy 71, MSD 32
Alex Cosner had a double-double with 25 points and 13 rebounds to lead Heritage Academy past Maryland School for the Deaf.
Nate Patey and Chris Harrell had 16 points, including two 3-pointers each and Bryce Nigh had six assists for the Eagles (11-1).
MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
Kamara 18, Moore 4, McNeely 4, Sanchez 6. Totals 15 2-7 32.
HERITAGE ACADEMY (11-1)
A. Cosner 25, B. Cosner 7, Nigh 5, Harrell 16, Patey 16, Bingaman 2. Totals 32 2-8 71.
MSD 10 9 8 5 — 32
Heritage 16 16 18 21 — 71
3-point goals — MSD 1 (McNeely); Heritage Academy 5 (Nigh, Harrell 2, Patey 2).
Highland View reaches semifinals
KEENE, Texas — Highland View Academy used a pair of strong first quarters to set the foundation to sweep two games Thursday and reach the semifinals of the Southwest Christian Hoops Classic.
With the victories, the Tartans (14-4) received a bye on Thursday night in the 12-team tournament and will play Friday at 7 a.m. in the semifinals. A victory will put Highland View into Saturday night’s championship game.
Arthur Thomas had 19 points, 17 rebounds and nine blocked shots on Thursday morning to lead Highland View to a 61-41 victory over Chisholm Trail (Texas) Academy.
Highland View jumped out to a 19-7 lead in the first quarter, keyed by Hunter Sorenson’s five points — including a 3. Thomas scored seven in the third quarter as the Tartans extended the lead to 49-31.
Sorenson scored 15 points and Justin Osoro added 13 in the win.
Thomas had 14 points, 14 rebounds and 12 blocked shots in the second game, a 58-20 win over Burton (Texas) Academy.
Thomas and Osoro combined to scored 19 of the Tartans’ first-quarter points en route to a 26-3 lead.
Osoro finished with 13 points and 19 rebounds, while Luis Mendoza added 10 points.
Highland View 61, Chisholm Trail 41
CHISHOLM TRAIL ACADEMY
Long 11, Facundo 8, Matheson 8, Murff 2, Zabla 2, Sceeles 2, Muse 4, Beyer 4. Totals 17 4-5 41.
HIGHLAND VIEW ACADEMY (13-4)
Fisher 6, Sorenson 15, Thomas 19, Mendoza 4, Osoro 13, Marquez 4. Totals 25 7-12 61.
Chisholm 7 19 5 10 — 41
Highland View 19 14 16 12 — 61
3-point goals — Chisholm Trail 3 (Facundo 2, Matheson), Highland View 4 (Sorenson 3, Fisher).
Highland View 58, Burton 20
HIGHLAND VIEW ACADEMY (14-4)
Fisher 8, Sorenson 8, Thomas 14, Osoro 13, Marquez 10, Seidl 5. Totals 24 6-8 58.
BURTON ACADEMY
Mason 1, Rodriguez 4, Foster 6, Brown 4, Gavander 4, Kline 1. Totals 6 8-14 20.
Highland View 26 12 14 6 — 58
Burton 3 4 3 10 — 20
3-point goals — Highland View 4 (Sorenson 2, Osoro, Seidl).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Saint James 37, Foxcroft 23
ST. JAMES — Lisle Bruns had a double-double with 12 points and 20 rebounds to lead Saint James past Foxcroft.
Madison Fahey had nine points and eight steals for the Saints (3-12).
Everett 67, Southern Fulton 43
EVERETT, Pa. — Southern Fulton suffered its first loss of the season, falling to Everett (13-4, 8-2) in the Sideling Hill League.
Macey Hollenshead had 16 points and five steals for the Indians (16-1, 9-1), while Ashley Roman had six rebounds and Taelor Morton had four assists and five steals for the Indians.
SOUTHERN FULTON (16-1, 9-1)
Chilcote 4, Morton 6, Hollenshead 16, Mellott 1, Roman 5, Spade 5, Merchant 6. Totals 19 4-9 43.
EVERETT (13-4, 8-2)
B. Morral 14, Phipps 22, Duvall 3, Brallier 10, Beegle 4, Clark 2, K. Morral 12. Totals 23 15-22 67.
So. Fulton 14 7 14 8 — 43
Everett 18 20 17 12 — 67
3-point goals — Southern Fulton 1 (Spade), Everett 6 (B. Morral 3, Phipps 2, Brallier). Fouled out — Roman.
Grace 51, Mountain View 46
Caitlin Cox hit three 3-pointers en route to a game-high 24 points to lead Grace Academy past Mountain View Academy (7-8).
Grace Academy led 25-23 at the half and outscored Mountain View 16-7 in a decisive third quarter.
Cox added 13 rebounds, four assists and five steals, Hannah Colvin had 10 points, 10 rebounds, three blocks and four steals and Allie Cox had 10 points, four assists and four steals for the Knights (6-6).
Grace Academy shot 5 of 21 from the foul line, while Mountain View shot 9 of 25.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (7-8)
H. Hardman 16, A. Grimes 14, Manual 8, Stowers 3, Rosin 7, Fahey 3. Totals 18 9-25 46.
GRACE ACADEMY (6-6)
C. Cox 24, A. Cox 10, Colvin 10, Quirple 6, Eby 1. Totals 21 5-21 51.
Mountain View 12 11 7 16 — 46
Grace Academy 15 10 16 10 — 51
3-point goals — Mountain View 1 (Hardman), Grace Academy 4 (C. Cox 3, A. Cox).
McConnellsburg 37, Southern Huntingdon 15
THREE SPRINGS, Pa. — Brittany Parson had 10 points for McConnellsburg in a win over Southern Huntingdon.
Nikki Fleming had eight points, eight rebounds, four assists and five steals, Libby Strayer had six points and five steals and Jessi Keefer added six points for the Spartans (7-7), who led 19-4 at the half.
McCONNELLSBURG (7-7)
Fleming 8, Parson 10, Strayer 6, J. Keefer 6, Zittle 3, Roberts 2, K. Keefer 2. Totals 14 7-13 37.
SOUTHERN HUNTINGDON
Leonard 7, Booher 2, Dewiler 3, Griffith 3. Totals 4 3-9 15.
McConn’burg 10 9 8 10 — 37
So. Huntingdon 3 1 10 1 — 15
3-point goals — McConnellsburg 2 (J. Keefer, Zittle), Southern Huntingdon 2 (Leonard, Dewiler). Fouled out — Leonard.
PREP WRESTLING
Mercersburg goes 2-1 at quad
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Mercersburg went 2-1 at a quad-meet Wednesday. The Blue Storm defeated Jefferson 33-31 and Hampshire 47-27, but lost 53-18 to host Washington.
Sonic Cho (126 pounds), Mark Melo (170) and Ayo Adjibaba (195) each went 3-0 for Mercersburg, while Josh Setliff (152) was 2-0 and C.J. Sarao (138) and Josh Abele (220) each went 2-1.
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Mountain View 43, Grace 42
Grace Academy: Booth 18, Barger 11, Koontz 11, Ketzel 2, Hsu 2.
Southern Fulton 60, Hancock 25
Southern Fulton: Mellott 14.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Mercersburg 28, MSD 22
Mercersburg (5-3): Miller 11, Osaji 8, Bucci 6, Leigh 2, Falcon 1.
MSD: Berrigan 6, Register 6, Johnson 6, Wiley 3, Ames 1.
Saint James 20, Foxcroft 17
Saint James: Blenckstone 10, Fulton 6.
Everett 38, Southern Fulton 37
FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL
Smithsburg 52, South Hagerstown 46, OT
Smithsburg: Huntzberry 15, Scharenbroch 10, Schwartz 10, Hunter 9, Owens 2, Pierce 2, Cameron 2, Shifler 2.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Junior Division
Knights of Columbus 59, Maugansville Ruritan 36
Knights: Wetzel 21, Munson 10.
Maugansville: Cress 15.
Hardell Fuel 77, Nextow 26
Hardell: Yost 24, Gatewood 12.
Nextow: Gantt 8, Poffenburger 8.
Elementary Division
Saunders Tax 31, Rob & Rob 28
Saunders: Gantt 14, Townsend 8, Ball 5, Selby 4.
Rob & Rob: Ki. White 16, Farrell 6, Jamison 2, Minor 2, Ky. White 2.
FOP 37, Jerry’s 36
FOP: Somerville 16, Burnett 6, Varney 4, Searcy 4, Rourke 3, Pittman 2, Clark 2.
Jerry’s: Martin 19, Taylor 5, Guillard 4, Howell 3, Aidoo 2, Railing 2, Hollinger 1.
Hagerstown Area Youth League
Northwestern 18, Kamelot 12
Northwestern: Jennings 15, Carter 3.
Kamelot: Yarbrough 10, McVicker 2.
Celtics 8, Shiflett’s 6
Celtics: Gelwick 4, Mertz 4.
Shiflet’s: Mallick 2, Meyer 4.
Jerry’s Sports 18, Valley Storage 12
Jerry’s: Hawkins 2, Moschel 6, Summers 6, Robinson 4.
Valley Storage: Ferebe 2, Cline 6.
Valley Storage 16, Jerry’s Sports 12
Valley: Ferebe 2, Moats 2, Conder 2, Cline 6.
Jerry’s: Hawkins 2, Dingle 2, Summers 8.
Kamelot 18, Shiflett’s 16
Kamelot: McVicker 3, Ford 2, White 3.
Shiflett’s: Boward 8, Meyer 2, McCauley 6.
Celtics 9, Northwestern 8
Celtics: Gelwick 5, Phillips 4.
Northwestern: Kelbaugh 4, Jennings 4.
BRIEF
Hagerstown Area Church Softball meeting
The Hagerstown Area Church Softball league will hold an organizational meeting on Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. at Tri-State Fellowship 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.
