Thursday, December 13, 2012
BOYS BASKETBALL
PAW PAW, W.Va. — Jordan Tosten had 15 points and six steals, while Hunter McKinley had 12 points, five rebounds and four steals as Hancock got its first win of the season by beating Paw Paw 65-42 on Thursday.
Tyler Anderson had 14 points and Devin Mitchell grabbed nine rebounds for the Panthers (1-2).
Hancock 65, Paw Paw 42
HANCOCK (1-2)
Tosten 15, Anderson 14, Faith 2, Edgerton 2, H. McKinley 12, B. McKinley 2, Teeter 6, T. Manning 6, Mitchell 4, L. Manning 2. Totals 30 4-9 65.
PAW PAW (1-2)
Avrell 14, Weese 14, Crabtree 3, Lloyd 4, Bullett 5, Twigg 2. Totals 16 6-13 42.
Hancock 16 21 16 12 — 65
Paw Paw 10 8 10 14 — 42
3-point goals — Hancock 1 (H. McKinley), Paw Paw 4 (Avrell 3, Crabtree).
Highland View 85, Frederick Warriors 52
Justin Osoro and Arthur Thomas both posted double-doubles and Highland View raced to a 26-8 lead after one quarter in a victory over the Frederick Warriors home-school team.
Osoro finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, while Thomas added 11 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks for the Tartans (3-6).
Hunter Sorensen scored a game-high 20 points and added six assists for Highland View. Brendon Seidl went 4-for-4 from 3-point range for 12 points.
Zach Nelson had 13 points and John Tefley added 12 for the Warriors.
FREDERICK WARRIORS
Messinger 1, Carstens 9, Pedroza 3, M. Tefley 5, Passarelli 9, J. Tefley 12, Nelson 13. Totals 18 13-20 52.
HIGHLAND VIEW (3-6)
Thomas 11, Osoro 17, Sorensen 20, Mendoza 4, Marquez 6, Bre. Seidl 12, Bra. Seidl 2, Dye 4, Antone 5, Maragoto 4. Totals 37 5-6 85.
Fred. Warriors 8 20 12 12 — 52
Highland View 26 20 18 21 — 85
3-point goals — Frederick Warriors 3 (Pedroza, Passarelli 2), Highland View 6 (Osoro, Bre. Seidl 4, Antone). Fouled out — Carstens.
Hedgesville 70, Broadfording 32
INWOOD, W.Va. — C.J. Burks and Chris Shirts had 18 points each as Hedgesville (3-0) pulled away from Broadfording at the Musselman Mixer.
Moni Anderson had 11 points and Mawdo Sallah added 10 points, nine rebounds and two steals for the Lions (9-1).
BROADFORDING CHRISTIAN (9-1)
Anderson 11, Daniels 8, Lopez 3, Sallah 10. Totals 12 2-6 32.
HEDGESVILLE (3-0)
King 5, Shirts 18, Shanton 6, Burks 18, Herr 2, Powell 9, Gates 2, Markley 6, Snider 4. Totals 26 12-18 70.
Broadfording 7 10 8 7 — 32
Hedgesville 18 12 26 14 — 70
3-point goals — Broadfording 6 (Anderson 3, Daniels 2, Lopez), Hedgesville 6 (King, Shanton 2, Burks, Powell 2).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Highland View 47, Frederick Warriors 22
Wendy Anyona had 17 points, 12 rebounds and five assists to lift Highland View Academy over the Frederick Warriors.
Hope Wootton had 14 points and seven steals, while Courtney Tooley also had seven steals for the Tartans (2-4).
FREDERICK WARRIORS
Messinger 2, Freese 8, Passarelli 7, Stewart 5. Totals 10 0-11 22.
HIGHLAND VIEW ACADEMY (2-4)
Wootton 14, Tooley 3, Harrison 4, Reginato 2, Anyona 17, Wuerstlin 1, Roberts 6. Totals 20 4-15 47.
Fred. Warriors 5 2 9 6 — 47
Highland View 8 21 9 9 — 22
3-point goals — Frederick Warriors 2 (Passarelli, Stewart), Highland View 3 (Anyona 3).
Hancock 49, Paw Paw 21
PAW PAW, W.Va. — Sara Wagner had 14 points and 11 rebounds to help Hancock roll past Paw Paw.
Alisha Shives added 10 points, nine rebounds and four steals, while Kristen Shoemaker had six assists for the Panthers.
HANCOCK (2-2)
McKinley 2, Bain 9, Flowers 2, Shives 10, Shoemaker 4, Brown 2, Wagner 14, Foreman 4, Leavy 2. Totals 23 1-3 49
PAW PAW
Wills 4, Snyder 1, Grove 4, Harold 8, Rodriguez 4. Totals 9 2-5 21.
Hancock 16 9 6 18 — 49
Paw Paw 2 7 9 3 — 21
3-point goals — Hancock 2 (Bain, Shives), Paw Paw 1 (Harold).
Mercersburg 43, McConnellsburg 40
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Teal Tasker had 10 points, six rebounds and three assists for Mercersburg Academy, which rallied to beat McConnellsburg in overtime.
Mackenzie Brink had eight points, 10 rebounds and four steals for the Blue Storm, while Sarah Firestone had seven points and nine rebounds in the win.
Libby Strayer led all scorers with 17 points for McConnellsburg (1-2). Jessi Keefer had 13 points and three steals and Samantha Roberts had 10 rebounds.
McCONNELLSBURG (1-2)
Fleming 8, Strayer 17, J. Keefer 13, K. Keefer 2. Totals 15 10-18 40.
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY
Tasker 10, Firestone 7, Warfield 6, Brenk 8, Reath 4, Godby 2, Richardson 6. Totals 19 5-9 43.
McConn. 10 11 10 8 1 — 40
Mercersburg 11 4 14 10 4 — 43
3-point goals — None.
Shenandoah Valley Christian 46, Berkeley Springs 39
WINCHESTER, Va. — Amanda Barlow had 14 points to lead Shenandoah Valley Christian past Berkeley Springs.
Casey Solomon had 20 points for Berkeley Springs (4-2).
BERKELEY SPRINGS (4-2)
Schetrompf 5, Solomon 20, Burch 12, Delauter 2. Totals 14 6-12 39.
SHEN. VALLEY CHRISTIAN
Barlow 14, Batholomew 2, Freemire 7, McGann 12, Snyder 2, C. Yarnall 3, S. Yarnall 6. Totals 15 14-24 46.
Berk. Springs 8 8 9 14 — 39
Shen. Valley 12 7 12 15 — 46
3-point goals — Berkeley Springs 5 (Schetrompf, Solomon 4), Shenandoah Valley 2 (McGann 2). JV — Shenandoah Valley, 37-15.
Southern Fulton 51, Northern Bedford 26
Macey Hollenshead had 21 points, seven rebounds, six assists and five steals to lead Southern Fulton past Northern Bedford in the Sideling Hill League opener for both teams.
The Indians (3-0, 1-0) took control in the second half, outscoring Northern Bedford 20-2 in the third quarter and allowing just seven points in the half.
Kayla Chilcote had 10 points and Ashley Roman added seven rebounds for Southern Fulton.
NORTHERN BEDFORD (1-2, 0-1)
Hershberger 10, Beach 3, Cottle 5, Smith 4, Cronrath 2, Gochnour 2. Totals 8 6-10 26.
SOUTHERN FULTON (3-0, 1-0)
Chilcote 10, Morton 7, Wertz 5, Hollenshead 21, Roman 6, Merchant 2. Totals 19 12-16 51.
N. Bedford 6 13 2 5 — 26
S. Fulton 11 10 20 10 — 51
3-point goals — Northern Bedford 4 (Hershberger 3, Smith), Southern Fulton 1 (Wertz).
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Berkeley Springs 50, Highland View 32
Berkeley Springs: McCumbee 11, Johnson 11, Kees 14, Redick 4, Keefer 5, Osborne 5.
Highland View: Seidl 9, Barron 9, Fleming 8, Calhoun 2, Dallas 4.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Clear Spring 16, Saint James 11
Clear Spring: Sines 4, Mott 5, Cupac 1, Mills 4, Kline 2.
Saint James: Blenckstone 5, K. Grady 2, L. Grady 4.
BOYS SWIMMING
Jefferson 97, James Buchanan 72
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Henry DeBuchananne won the 200-yard individual medley and the 100 breaststroke for the Cougars (4-0).
GIRLS SWIMMING
Jefferson 99, James Buchanan 71
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Jessica Dodson won the 50-yard freestyle for the Cougars (4-0).
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Frederick 88, Hagerstown 79
Free throws turned out to be the difference as Frederick pulled out a win over HCC on Wednesday night.
Frederick made 19 of its 27 free throws, while HCC only made 18 of its 37.
Markee Mazyck scored 19 points, Tim Nelson had 15 points and eight assists and Tee Talley added 12 points and 13 rebounds for Frederick (10-1).
Antwan Pittman led HCC with 17 points. Antonio Jenifer and Donte Thomas added 11 points each, while Christian Leach had 10 points for the Hawks (12-2), who led 34-32 at halftime.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Junior Division
Nextow 50, Western Enterprise 48
Nextow: Gantt 13, Bright 20, Poffenberger 7, Hartman 10.
Western: Adams 13, Bedregal 4, Corely 6, Dorsey 3, Gaines 6, Norris 6, Young 10.
Knights of Columbus 47, Hagerstown Lions 37
Knights: Wetzel 20, Sydnor 6, Krumbeck 2, Mulick 3, Munson 14, Evans 2.
Lions: Bywaters 6, Greenler 8, Breakall 2, Kerns 7, Waters 15.
Elementary Division
AFSCME 29, AMVETS 22
AFSCME: Wiley 8, Kolb 6, Brawner 4, Caldwell 3, McKinsey 2, Sprecher 2, Slusarz 2, Coyley 2.
AMVETS: Smith 14, Wiley 4, Wolfensberger 2, Bowens 2.
FOP 31, Larry Allen 22
FOP: Stubbs 11, Sommerville 10, Burnett 8, Pittman 2.
Larry Allen: Ja. Williams 6, Willhite 4, Hyman 4, Je. Williams 3, Likely 3, Caniford 2.
