Wednesday, January 30, 2013
MEN’S BASKETBALL
WALDORF, Md. — Antonio Jenifer scored 35 points and Hagerstown Community College overcame 10 3-pointers by the College of Southern Maryland in a 101-98 Maryland JuCo Conference win on Wednesday.
Jenifer added 11 rebounds and three blocks for the Hawks (21-2, 8-1), who are ranked 12th in this week’s NJCAA Division I poll. Jenifer is two points shy of 1,000 for his career.
Kervin Rameau had 19 points, nine rebounds, three assists and four steals, Christian Leach had 16 points and Donte Thomas had nine points, six rebounds and 17 assists for the Hawks, who were 24 of 33 from the charity stripe.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
HCC 77, Southern Maryland 45
WALDORF, Md. — Sasha Orr had 24 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists to lead Hagerstown past College of Southern Maryland in the Maryland JuCo Conference.
Deidre Burch had 15 points, three assists and three steals, Kristine Mstowski had 11 points and Katie Sprecher had seven points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks (9-12, 5-5), who led 33-23 at the half.
BOYS BASKETBALL
North Hagerstown 84, Catoctin 41
Kenny McCrary had 19 points and 11 rebounds to lead North Hagerstown to an MVAL Antietam victory over Catoctin.
Isaiah Keyes had 13 points, Daryus Reynolds had eight points and nine rebounds, and J.Q. Gantt had eight points, five assists, and five steals for the Hubs (13-4, 9-2), who have won eight straight games. Max Ober added four assists.
Alex Kennedy led Catoctin (1-14, 1-10) with 15 points.
CATOCTIN (1-13, 1-10)
Jenkins 2, K.Smith 3, Laramore 8, Speak 5, M.Smith 2, Cole 2, Kennedy 15, Tokar 4. Totals 15 2-4 41.
NORTH HAGERSTOWN (13-4, 9-2)
McCrary 19, Keyes 13, Reynolds 8, Gantt 8, Ober 7, Peralta 7, Karlen 6, Carey 6, Yacyk 6, Schoeck 4. Totals 36 8-14 84.
Catoctin 9 13 12 7 — 41
North 26 22 18 18 — 84
3-point goals — Catoctin 9 (Kennedy 5, Laramore 2, Smith, Speak), North 4 (Ober, Karlen, Keyes, Carey).
Archbishop Spalding 61, Goretti 54
SEVERN, Md. — Tyrus Fleetwood had 18 points, two assists and five steals for St. Maria Goretti in a Baltimore Catholic League loss to Archbishop Spalding (18-7, 7-3).
Goretti trailed 36-22 at the half but went on a 16-6 third quarter run to cut the lead to 42-38 heading into the fourth quarter.
Martin Geben had 17 points for the Gaels (16-9, 5-6).
ST. MARIA GORETTI (16-9, 5-6)
Fleetwood 18, Grant 2, Stewart 4, Harris-Winn 2, Shaper 5, Geben 17, Akaya 6. Totals 24 4-6 54.
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING (18-7, 7-3)
Potts 13, Jefferson 20, Grant 10, Dalce 6, Maffimini 8, Meikeljohn 4. Totals 23 7-12 61.
Goretti 10 12 16 16 — 54
Spalding 18 18 6 19 — 61
3-point goals — Goretti 2 (Shaper, Akaya), Spalding 8 (Potts, Jefferson 3, Grant 2, Maffimini 2).
Chambersburg 49, C. Dauphin 42
COLONIAL PARK, Pa. — Evason Ogbonna had 16 points, eight rebounds and four blocks to lead Chambersburg past Central Dauphin.
After trailing 33-31 at the end of the third, Chambersburg outscored Central Dauphin 18-9 in a decisive fourth quarter.
Devonte Charles had 14 points and Kellen Williams had nine points and three steals for the Trojans.
CHAMBERSBURG
Charles 14, Myers 4, Williams 9, Ogbonna 16, Stahl 6. Totals 16 17-23 49.
CENTRAL DAUPHIN
Zayd 15, Laird 8, Beaver 7, Gonzales 2, LaVia 8, Wilk 2. Totals 15 9-10 42.
Chambersburg 15 7 9 18 — 49
Central Dauphin 8 11 14 9 — 42
3-point goals — Central Dauphin 3 (Laird 2, Beaver). Fouled out — Stahl, Laird.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Broadfording 51, CVCS 36
Jade Boone had a triple-double with 34 points, 14 rebounds and 10 steals to lead Broadfording Christian Academy past Cumberland Valley Christian in the Mason Dixon Christian Conference on Tuesday.
Kierra White had seven points, two rebounds and two steals and Ambrielle Kolb had seven points, 10 rebounds and two blocks for the Lions.
CUMB. VALLEY CHRISTIAN
Keck 7, Ocker 4, Fogle 5, Turner 4, Sanders 6, M. Keck 4, Kipe 6. Totals 16 3-10 36.
BROADFORDING
Boone 34, White 7, Kolb 7, Knable 3. Total 16 18-37 51.
CVCS 3 8 13 12 — 36
Broadfording 8 18 10 15 — 51
3-point goals — CVCS 1 (Turner), Broadfording 1 (Boone).
Catoctin 41, N. Hagerstown 26
Crystal McLeod had 13 points for North Hagerstown (4-9, 4-6) in an MVAL Antietam loss to Catoctin.
Saint James 41, Bishop Walsh 27
ST. JAMES — Kerri Kline scored nine of her 13 points from beyond the arc to lead Saint James past Bishop Walsh (1-19).
Madison Fahey had 12 points for the Saints (4-13).
BISHOP WALSH (1-19)
Mock 10, Ross 12, Uhl 5. Totals 11 2-10 27.
SAINT JAMES (4-13)
Ludwick 4, Kline 13, Fahey 12, Bruns 6, Remley 4, Jenkinson 2. Totals 17 3-7 41.
Bishop Walsh 4 5 12 6 — 27
Saint James 9 9 15 8 — 41
3-point goals — Bishop Walsh 3 (Mock 2, Ross), Saint James 4 (Ludwick, Kline 3). Fouled out — Bruns.
Berkeley Springs 63, East Hardy 35
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Sarah Haynes scored 26 points and Berkeley Springs (13-4) raced to a 43-10 halftime lead to cruise to a victory over East Hardy.
Marilyn Cassell led East Hardy with 17 points.
EAST HARDY
Cassell 17, Foltz 8, Dyer 6, Maihia 2, Fridley 2. Totals 14 6-10 35.
BERKELEY SPRINGS (13-4)
Haynes 26, Schetrompf 6, Napfel 7, Delauter 6, Rohm 4, Solomon 4, Weigle 4, Yanez 4, Cowles 2. Totals 24 14-24 63.
East Hardy 6 4 8 17 — 35
Berk. Springs 23 20 18 2 — 63
3-point goals — East Hardy 1 (Dyer), Berkeley Springs 1 (Haynes).
Clear Spring 56, Brunswick 47
CLEAR SPRING — Samantha Staley had a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds as Clear Spring got its first MVAL Antietam win of the season by beating Brunswick on Tuesday.
Isabel Forsman led all scorers with 24 points for Clear Spring (5-10, 1-8). Jenna Lipinski had 10 points and Kristen Mellott grabbed 10 rebounds for the Blazers.
BRUNSWICK
Allison 4, Miller 2, Yeomans 17, Allen 6, Laing 4, Fisler 6, Smith-Henry 8.
CLEAR SPRING
Bowers 2, Mellott 3, Forsman 24, Staley 11, Elwood 2, Haislip 4, Lipinski 10.
Brunswick 11 9 15 12 — 47
Clear Spring 10 11 17 18 — 56
Boiling Springs 50, Waynesboro 24
BOILING SPRINGS, Pa. — Dori Kozain had 18 points, nine rebounds and five blocks for Waynesboro in a loss to Boiling Springs on Tuesday.
Mallory Patterson had four rebounds and two blocks and Lauren Wagaman had four rebounds for the Maidens (0-19, 0-11).
WAYNESBORO
Nichols 2, Kozain 18, Wagaman 4. Totals 8 4-7 24.
BOILING SPRINGS
Crowley 9, Spisak 7, Read 8, Snyder 6, Hostetter 11, Bobb 1, Illgenfritz 2, Malinish 6. Totals 19 8-13 50.
Waynesboro 8 8 5 3 — 24
Boiling Springs 16 14 15 5 — 50
3-point goals — Waynesboro 4 (Kozain 3, Wagaman), Boiling Springs 4 (Crowley, Spisak, Hostetter 2).
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
N. Hagerstown 67, Catoctin 50
North: Rios 14, Stubbs 12, House 11, Green 8, Daniels 8, Couvertier 7, Moir 5, Fiery 2.
Catoctin: C.Smith 19, Dewey 8, Jacobs 6, Wivell 6, D.Smith 5, Viti 2, Taylor 2, Shields 2.
Williamsport 55, N. Hagerstown 52
Williamsport: Brown 15, Hughes 11, Malphurs 10, Kelbaugh 8, Coyle 4, Kendle 3, Taylor 2, Barr 2.
North: Green 12, Rios 5, House 10, Stubbs 9, Fiery 6, Couvertier 4, Daniels 2, Moir 2, Gantt 2.
Archbishop Spalding 45, Goretti 29
Goretti: Doleman 11, Steiner 11, C. Zinaich 6.
C. Dauphin 43, Chambersburg 39
Chambersburg: Flores 8.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bishop Walsh 18, Saint James 11
Saint James: Blenckstone 5, Pennington 4.
Boiling Springs 34, Waynesboro 7
Waynesboro: Colvin 4, Chandler 3.
FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL
Smithsburg 23, Hedgesville 18
Smithsburg: Mangum 4, Snyder 5, Bodine 4, Haq 10.
Hedgesville: Otto 3, Surles 9, Chi 2, Heginbotham 2, Redman 2.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Area Youth League
Valley Storage 14, Shifflett’s 13
Valley: Ferebe 6, Moats 8.
Shifflett’s: Boward 7, Nave 2, Meyer 2, Fitzgerald 2.
Kamelot 13, Celtics 12
Kamelot: McVicker 4, Nyzaih 6, Jevon 3.
Celtics: Gelwicks 3, Mertz 7, Phillips 2.
Jerry’s Sports 18, Northwestern 17
Jerry’s: Hawkins 2, Moschel 5, Dingle 4, Summers 7.
Northwestern: Kelbaugh 2, Jennings 11, Perkins 2, Carter 2.
