Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 35, Crestwood 32
Before a full house of raucous fans, from both schools , the #1 seeded Crestwood Cavaliers faced off against the #2 seeded
Thomas Johnson Patriots. The game that was played Monday night will not soon be forgotten for those in attendance. The
Patriots jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead with Maria Rivera getting the game off with a bang hitting a 3 pointer, but it did
not last very long as a strong inside game was played by the Cavaliers Taylor Johnson who led all scorers with 16 pts.
Crestwood stormed back to take a 10-7 1st qtr lead with Taylor Johnson scoring 8 of those points. Thomas Johnson was able to
stop Johnson during the 2nd qtr limiting her to only 2 pts of Crestwood’s 8, Alexandra Fossett pumped in 4 pts. while Thomas
Johnson countered with 15 pts on the hot hand of Kayla Holman. A few quick steals by TJ’s Jordan Pitts, Natalie Galaviz and
Holman led to break away lay ups near the end of the 2nd qtr. giving Thomas Johnson a precarious 4 pt half-time lead.
The 3rd quarter had both defenses playing strong as Thomas Johnson only gave up one FG from the floor, again it was Taylor
Johnson for Crestwood. Thomas Johnson made only 3 baskets in the quarter as Rylee Ely came off the bench to hit a clutch
turnaround jumper and Kayla Holman added another bucket, but the big play came from TJ’s point guard, Jaclyn Pisarski, when
she hit a long 3 pointer to give, what seemed like at the time, some breathing room to the Patriots at 29-20.
The 4th quarter started well for Thomas Johnson when they extended their lead to 33-20 with another basket from Rivera, and
timely free throw shooting from TJ points leader(9) Natalie Galaviz. There were still over 4 minutes to play and the Cavaliers
did not win 15 games this year by giving up. After TJ’s point guard, Pisarski, left the game with an injury Crestwood put on
full court pressure and the Patriots stumbled giving up 12 unanswered points as Crestwood’s Tori Jones made some quick steals
and easy lay ups. The score was 33-32 with under 2 minutes to play. Pisarski came back into the game and after some possession
changes with no scoring TJ had the ball as the clocked now clicked down under a minute. With time running out and TJ furiously
passing the ball to kill the clock and Crestwood chasing to foul someone, TJ’s Danielle Cook made a bold and gutsy decision.
She squared to the basket and let fly a high arcing shot that seemed to stay airborne forever. It finally pierced the cylinder
hitting nothing but twine. At 35-32 Crestwood still had life with about 17 seconds to play. The Cavaliers hustled down court
as the Patriots applied pressure trying to defend the game tying 3 point attempt. Crestwood’s shot missed and TJ rebounded and
was quickly, and smartly, fouled. With 3 seconds remaining TJ missed the front end of the 1 and 1 but there was just not
enough time left for the Cavaliers to get close enough for the game tying shot as time expired. Lyric Forney and Sofia
Villacij each added 2 pts a piece for Crestwood
Every player who played in this game should be proud of themselves.
Jayvee: Walkersville 42, Monocacy 28
The Walkersville Lady Lions closed their perfect season with a 42 - 28 victory over Monocacy in the J.V. Finals at T.J. High School on Sunday evening. Walkersville ran off to a fast start to take a 12 - 4 first quarter lead with scoring by 5 different players. After opening a 18 - 4 lead, Monocacy came storming back lead by Katie Broadhurst, to cut the lead to 9 points at halftime. Both teams scored often in the 3rd period with Walkersville outscoring Monocacy 17 to 12 and taking a 14 point into the final period. Walkersville was lead in the quarter by Christine Peifer with 10 points who was a perfect 5 - 5 from field. Monocacy made an early run in the 4th period, but the Lady Lions countered each threat with some timely shooting and defensive stops to secure a win. Walkersville was lead by Christine Peifer who was 8 for 8 from the field and totaled 16 points. Sydney Bolyard had a strong all around game with 10 pts, 5 steals, 4 assists & 4 rebounds. Others contributing to the Lady Lions attack were; Lana Long 6 pts / 6 rebounds, Samantha Hudak 4pts, Brit Haddad 4 pts / 4 assists / 2 steals, Chasyln Derexson 2 pts / 6 rebounds / 6 steals and Sarah Coleman 6 rebounds / 3 steals. Moncacy was lead by Katie Broadhurst 12 pts, Troniqua Black 7 pts and game high 11 rebounds and Emily Garguilo 9 pts / 5 rebounds. Walkersville finished the season with a 16-0 regular season record and a 19-0 overall record to finish both as 2008-09 Regular Season and Tournament Champions.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 61, Walkersville 33
Determined to avenge their only loss of the season, Ballenger Creek jumped out to an early lead and maintain control of the
game. The upset minded Lady Lions played with the heart of a lion to the very end recording 16 points in the fourth quarter.
Walkersville scoring leaders were Haley Bauer with 8 points, and Danni Medovich with 11 points. Defensively for the Lady
Lions, Danni Medovich, Tyra Hughes, and Haley Bauer recorded 3 steals, while Jessica Plunkard pitched in with 2 steals. The
Ballenger Creek offense was led by the ever-dependable Amanda Fioravanti with 29 points. Joining in on the Ballenger scoring
barrage was Krystal Clarke and Aaron Parry with 10 points each, and Virginia Roby with 8 points.
Congratulations to Ballenger Creek, Division I Regular Season and Tournament Champions.
And congratulations to the 7th seed Lady Lions of Walkersville for making the tournament's championship game.
Jayvee: Walkersville 27, Poolesville 18
Walkersville & Poolesville played a hard fought contest in the semi-final round of JV action on Sunday afternoon. Poolesville utilized a strong zone defense & slowed the pace against a talented Walkersville team to keep the score close throughout the entire contest. They say it is had to defeat a team 3 times and the Walkersville Lady Lions found themselves in a battle. In a low scoring first half Walkersville lead 6 - 2 at end of 1st period and held a 10 - 8 halftime lead. Because of the Lady Falcons exceptional guard play Walkersville had to counter with a strong half court defense of it's own to keep the score close. After an even 3rd quarter, Walkersville took the lead by early in the 4th and pulled Poolesville from the zone to open up scoring opportunities. Timely free throw shooting and overall pressure defense allowed the Lady Lions to secure a birth into the J.V. Finals. Walkersville was lead by Sydney Bolyard with 9 pts / 4 rebounds / 4 steals, Chaslyn Derexson 7 pts / 3 rebounds / 3 steals and Sarah Coleman with a game high 8 rebounds. Others contributing to Walkersville's attack were; Brit Haddad & Lana Long 4 pts, McKenzie Mathis 2 pts, and Valerie Taylor 1 pt / 5 rebounds. The Lady Falcons were lead by the excellent play of Whitney Carmack who scored 12 of their total 18 points. Others scoring were; Rosie Barry 3 pts, MaKenzie Fields 2 pts and Julia Potts 1 point.
Varsity: Walkersville 34, Middletown 33
In a close game the entire contest, the Lady Lions pulled off their second upset in the Division I tournament. Walkersville
led by 2 points at the end of the first quarter, 1 point at halftime, 3 points at the end of three quarters, and hung on to
the lead by sinking 7 of 8 foul shots in the final quarter. Before leaving the game with an injury Connar Kelley recorded 5
points. Brittany George led Middletown with 18 points. Leading scorers for Walkersville included: Lindsey Abdinoor with 5
points, Haley Bauer with 7 points, Tyra Hughes with 9 points, and Danni Medovich with 13 points. Haley Bauer pulled down 6
rebounds, recorded 6 steals, and blocked 2 shots. Tyra Hughes dished out 4 assists for the Lady Lions.
The Walkersville basketball family wishes Connar a speedy recovery.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 16, South Hagerstown 13
The theme of this second round tournament game was "defense." The South Hagerstown Lady Rebels jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first quarter. Points would be very hard to come by as TJ returned the favor by shutting out S. Hagerstown 4-0 in the second period sending TJ to the locker room at half-time with a precarious 4-3 lead. Not much would change in the 3rd when each team only made two FG's but TJ was able to sink 2 free throws to extend their lead to 10-7. TJ was able to hold on down the stretch when Kayla Holman and Maria Rivera sunk pressure free throws. Kayla Holman led TJ with 8 pts, Danielle(Cookie) Cook added 4 pts, Jaclyn Pisarski chipped in 3 pts & Maria Rivera added 1 pt. Alyssa Garland led the Lady Rebels with 6 pts, Leighann Hengemihle had 3 pts, Zoe Grossett 2 pts, Michelle Green & Nancy King rounded out the scoring with 1 pt a piece. Congratulations to Coach Duckworth and his Lady Rebels on a successful season.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 48, Brunswick 23
The Boonsboro Lady Warriors fought off a fierce challenge from a tough Brunswick team to win the 2008-09 Mid-Maryland Division Championship, 48-23. The game was close throughout the first half, but the Lady Warriors grabbed some key steals and began to pull away late in the third quarter. Boonsboro was led by Natalie Johnson with 13 points and 8 steals. Jenna Placzek had 12 points and 7 rebounds. Breanna Springer chipped in 7 points and 4 rebounds. Natalie Reeder had 6 points and 5 steals. Rachel Holmes netted 5 points to go with 4 assists. Stephanie Pantos had 4 points and 5 rebounds. Addison Smith chipped in 1 point and 4 rebounds. Jordan Bingaman also had 6 rebounds. Brunswick was led by Carly Cooper with 9 points. Claudia Jenkins had 5 and Erin Fisher added 3.
Varsity: Walkersville 44, Poolesville 35
In an emotional game Poolesville jumped out to a 12 to 2 first quarter lead, the Lady Lions of Walkersville responded in the second quarter by outscoring the the Lady Falcons 17 to 5 to take a two point lead at halftime. After a nearly even third quarter Walkersville put up 16 points in the fourth quarter to pull away and earn the victory. Leading scorers for Poolesville included: Jaime Baker and Kelsey Carnahan with 8 points, Jocelyn Bodmer and Allie Greene with 6 points. For Walkersville: Brianna Nolen with 6 points, Haley Bauer with 13 points, and Tyra Hughes with 17 points. For the Lady Lions Emily Musselman dished out 3 assists.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 39, St. John's 11
Thomas Johnson put together a real team effort both on offense and defense to win their opening game of the tournament. TJ was led in scoring by Natalie Galaviz with 10 pts, Kayla Holman 8 pts, Jaclyn Pisarski 5 pts, Maria Rivera & Maryah Wright 4 pts, and Danielle(Cookie) Cook, Alexis Burke, Meredith Hale, and Jordan Pitts each with 2 pts. St John's was led by Annie Breen with 7 pts.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 35, Smithsburg 21
In their mid-Maryland tournament semifinal game, the Lady Warriors overcame a very tough test from a talented and determined Smithsburg team, 35-21. After a tight first half, Boonsboro extended the lead late in the third quarter, pulling away in the 4th. The Lady Warriors were led by Jenna Placzek with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Stephanie Pantos and Breanna Springer contributed 6 points and 7 rebounds apiece. Addison Smith netted 4 points. Rachel Holmes had 2 points and 5 assists. Natalie Johnson and Natalie Reeder also added 2 each. Jordan Bingaman grabbed 8 boards and Courtney Ridenour turned in a terrific defensive performance. Smithsburg was led by Madison Bachtell with 9. Randi Leydig had 6. Kayla Huntzberry and Liza Dennis added 3 each.
Jayvee: Walkersville 46, Urbana 23
Walkersville overcame a strong opening round performance by the Urbana Lady Hawks to advance into the semi-final round with a 46-23 win. Urbana took an opening period 5 - 0 lead in the first 3 minutes & 50 seconds. Walkersville lead by strong performances by Lana Long 9 points and 4 rebounds and Sarah Coleman 6 rebounds then outscored Urbana 21 - 6 to take a 21-11 halftime lead. After a even 3rd period, Walkersville's strong man to man defense and lengthy bench was able to pull ahead for the victory. Walkersville was lead by Brit Haddad with 12 points & Lana Long 9 points. Others involved in a balanced scoring attach were; Christine Peifer 5 pts, Chaslyn Derexson & Valerie Taylor 4 pts each, Sarah Coleman 3 pts / 8 rebounds, Sydney Bolyard, McKenzie Mathis, Samantha Hudak & Elizabeth Pardo 2 points & Maia Harper 1 point. Urbana was lead by Christy LaBella with 10 points / 2 rebounds & Shannon Cooley 4 points. Others scoring for the Lady Hawks were Paige Alexander, Sabrina Ziegler, Brooke Gray & Anne Marsh with 2 points each.
Varsity: Catoctin 38, Smithsburg 33
Catoctin overcame a tough Smithsburg team to advance to the next round. Smithsburg's #41 Kinsey Shifflett made two foul shots to give Smithburg the lead 33-32 with 28 seconds left in the game. Next possesion Catoctin's #3 Hailey Albright was fouled and went to the foul line with a chance to take the lead. With 25 seconds left Hailey Albright made both foul shots to give Catoctin the lead 34-33. #3 Hailey Albight added two more foul shots and Catoctin's #12 Brooke Harig added a basket at the buzzer to help get the win 38-33. For Catoctin #3 Hailey Albright and #21 Stephanie Andrew had 10 points, #15 Mackenzie Smith had six points, #32 Hailey Craig had four points, #12 Brooke Harig three points, # 11 Karina Norwood two points, #22 Kristi Erfurdt two points, and #13 Hannah Charney with one point. Smithburg's # 41 Kinsey Shifflett led all sorers with 17 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 54, Windsor Knolls 31
In a well fought game by both teams, Ballenger came out the winner this time. Leading scorers for Windsor Knolls were Samantha Abernathy and Jessica Burke each with 7 points, Kelly Manahan with 6 points and Tiffany Jarvis with 4 points. Ballenger was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 26 points, Aaran Parry with 16 points, Ashley Babco and Emily Marshall both chipping in 4 points each.
Jayvee: Ballenger 39, West Frederick 23
Ballenger Creek's Jaime Weiser started the game with a 3 pointer at the top of the key. Ashley Deleonibus had numerous rebounds and blocks for Ballenger while W. Frederick sunk their free throws. The quarter ended excitingly as Sadie Shrewsbury with Ballenger Creek drained a half court shot with less than a second giving Ballenger Creek a 12 to 5 lead. Ballenger's Sadie Shrewsbury and Jaime Weiser both made three pointers in the second quarter and ended the half with an 18-7 lead. W. Frederick came out fighting and owned the 3rd quarter by going on a four point run spearheaded by Danielle Wood and the team scoring eight points to Ballenger's 4 points. In the fourth quarter, W. Frederick took advantage of the one in one and converted their free throws. However, once Jaime Weiser got Ballenger out of their dry spell with another 3 pointer, the Bulldogs played fearlessly. Ashley Deleonibus pounded the boards and with her putbacks and added eight points to the Bulldogs score. The leading scorers for W. Frederick were Jasmine Whims with nine points, Kendall Cohagan with eight points and Alyson Rowley with four points. Ballenger Creek's leading scorers were Sadie Shrewsbury with 12 points, Jaime Weiser with nine points, and both Ashley Deleonibus and Kaylyn Evans with eight points.
Varsity: Ballenger 44, West Frederick 23
Ballenger was pumped up after the pre-game 8th grader recognition night. Ballenger point guard Emily Marshall had one of her best games all season playing with great passing and speed. Emily funneled the ball in to the post with great ease and also had one of her game high scoring nights. West Frederick was dominated by Courtney Davis. She had great ball handling and had several steals. Virginia Roby, Tyrena Myers and Krystal Clarke all chipped in great play for Ballenger. Aaran Parry had numerous steals for Ballenger. Amanda Fioravanti led in rebounds for Ballenger. West Fredericks Akilah Forbes played very aggressively under the basket. Leading scorers for West Frederick were Akilah Forbes with 11 points and Courtney Davis with 6 points. Ballenger was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 16 points, Emily Marshall with 10 points, Tyrena Myers with 6 points and Virginia Roby chipping in 5 points.
Jayvee: Linganore 32, North Hagerstown 30
Linganore beat the Lady Hubs on a buzzer beating shot 32 to 30. Linganore took a 16 to seven lead at the half, but the Lady Hubs were able to fight its way back into the game and tied the score with under a minute to play. North’s shot with less than 10 seconds was off the mark and Linganore was able to get off one last shot with less than a second and drained a jumper at the buzzer. Linganore was led in scoring by M. McCall 13 points and A. Oly’s 11 points. M. Kelly had four points with M. Tishler scored two points and B. Knowlden and D. Puhl each scored one point. The Lady Hubs were led in scoring by Zoe Samiyah Williams’s 11 points. Maddie Dunn had seven points and Crystal McLeod had six points. Zoe Schreiber scored four points and Shelly Trumpower scored two points. Sorry for not having the Linganore girl’s first name, but they were not in the score book and the web site does not list the player’s name.
Varsity: Linganore 56, North Hagerstown 7
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Jayvee: Crestwood 37, Monocacy 32
In a tough battle Crestwood ended Monocacy’s five game winning streak. Leading Crestwood was Taylor Johnson with a game high 16 points with Alexandra Fossett adding eight points. High scorers for Monocacy was Courtney Melvin with eight points and Katie Broadhurst with seven points.
Varsity: Monocacy 38, Crestwood 35
After a fast 9-0 start by Monocacy they were able to hang on and defeat Crestwood 38-35.Crestwood had a big 15 point second quarter to be down by only one at the half.The winners got balanced scoring with Bailey Griffin and Tessa Calhoun leading the way with eight points each with Rebecca Pryor adding seven points.Crestwood got an outstanding overall game from Shania Johnson with a game high 14 points including a big three pointer at the end with India Dotson getting 12 points and Rashea Dorsey adding seven points.
Jayvee: Catoctin 34, Mt. Airy 19
Catoctin Jayvees used a balance scoring attack to defeat Mt. Airy, 34 to 19. After falling behind 8 to 0, Catoctin went on a run in the first half to pull even and then take a four point halftime lead, 18 to 14. The Cougars extended the defense in the second half to pull further ahead and secure the win. Amanda Hackney led Catoctin with 8 points. Courtney Topper, Kylie Raubaugh and Sophie Eureka added 6 points each, and Ally Delauter added another 4 points. Whitney Wenmoth and Tyra Watkins also scored for Catoctin. Mt. Airy's Brooke Hobson led all scorers with 11 points. Jordan Duley had 3 points, Keriann McTavish and Caroline Florenzo had 2 points each and Kylie Graham also scored.
Varsity: Catoctin 41, Mt. Airy 25
Catoctin beat Mount Airy 41 to 25. Catoctin led 19 to 15 at halftime in a very close game. At the end of the third quarter Catoctin began to take control with aggressive defense and good rebounding. #3 Hailey Albright and #22 Kristy Erfurdt both finished with 12 points to lead Catoctin. Catoctin's other scorers were #32 Hailey Craig six points,#15 Mackenzie Smith three points,#11 Karina Norwood three points,#21 Stephanie Andrew two points,#4 Ally Smith two points, and #13 Hanna Charney one point. Mount Airy's leading scorer was #32 Jordan Fry with eight points followed by #33 Emily Habiyhost and #55 Makaba Nbfong with six points each.#34 Kalyn Duley had three points and #50 Morgan Simmons had two points for Mount Airy.
Jayvee: Middletown 35, West Frederick 8
The Knights saved their best game for last. After the 1st quarter Middletown led 8-4, at the beginning on the 2nd quarter West Frederick came out fast to tie the game at 8. After that Middletown was able to use their quickness and create multiple turnover and easy lay-ups. At halftime Middletown led 20-8. The Knight's defense came out strong in the 2nd half and didn't allow West Frederick to score. Middletown went on to win the game 35-8. West Frederick was led by Kendall Cohajon, Cienne Hensley, and Danielle Woob all with Two Points. Middletown was very balanced in their scoring led by Karlye Pick with Eight while Paige Bussard, Maggie Remsburg, Maddy Montgomery, Sami Main, and Holly Holt all added Four Points.
Varsity: Middletown 33, West Frederick 29
Middletown barely held on to win this game. West Frederick kept up the intensity on defense, while Middletown was able to break the traps converting was a problem. In the third quarter Middletown was finally able to put some distance on West Frederick out scoring them 10 to 2. Brittany George led all scorers with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Akliah Forbes led West Frederick with 11 points.
Jayvee: Windsor Knolls 26, Poolesville 25
In a potential playoff preview, Windsor Knolls withstood a late charge by Poolesville's JV Girls and beat the Falcons on their home court by a final score of 26-25. The Lady Hawks led most of the game until Poolesville's Jessie Maloney scored and hit the "and one" to give the Falcons a one-point lead. The Hawk's Madison Hoover made a key steal, was fouled, and hit both ends of the one-and-one to give the lead back to Windsor Knolls. Poolesville had several chances to tie in the waning seconds but no shots would fall and the Lady Hawks brought home the win. Marie Probeyhan led Windsor Knolls with 10 points and Hoover and Kelsey Chalkley chipped in four points each. Whitney Carmack scored 12 points to lead Poolesville with Maloney hitting for five and Sarah Kenneweg scoring four points.
Varsity: Poolesville 46, Windsor Knolls 10
Poolesville's Varsity Girls opened up an early lead against Windsor Knolls and the news got worse from there as the Falcons rolled past the Lady Hawks by a final score of 46-10. Kelly Hughes led Poolesville with 13 points, and while eight Falcons total got in the scorebook, a sweet three-pointer from Kassidy Florczyk, a bucket and two rebounds from Shannon Hemp, and three rebounds by Carmen Maita were amongst the highlights for Poolesville. Brooke Hunley scored four points for Windsor Knolls and Claudia Lohr, Tiffany Jarvis, and Madeline Davis also scored for the Lady Hawks.
Jayvee: Brunswick 35, Springfield 26
Brunswick Middle School JV defeated Springfield Middle School JV 35 to 26. Leading Brunswick in scoring was Peyton Allison and Katy Miller with 8 each followed by Claudia Jenkins with 6, Gaelin Hirabayashi with 5, Erin Fisher with 4, Lindsey Tilles with 2 and Erin Conett with 2. Leading Sprinfield in scoring was Karli Grimes with 7, Alexis Evans with 5, Carol Leung with 4, Alexis Cline with 2, Connie Leung with 2, Emily Taylor with 2, Kerri Kline with 2, and April Robinson with 2.
Varsity: Brunswick 46, Springfield 18
Brunswick Middle School Varsity defeated Springfield Middle School Varsity 46 to 18. Leading Brunswick in scoring was Alyssa Smith-Henry with 16 points followed by Kayla Johnson with 8, Morgan Laing with 7, Jenny Lewis with 6, Natasjall Hirabayashi with 4, and Dara Demich with 2 points. Leading Springfield was Haley Wolff with 5 points followed by Courtney Malott with 4, Chelsey Scott with 2, Caroline Strite with 2, Stacey Christy with 2 and Brooke Burgess with 2 points. The leading rebounder for the game was Springfield's Stacey Christy with 9. Leading Brunswick in rebounds was Kayla Johnson with 5.
Jayvee: Walkersville 49, Oakdale 19
After a tight first few minutes, Walkersville stepped out to an 8 point lead after the first quarter and never looked back. Walkersville's smothering man-to-man defense was too much for Oakdale. Oakdale pressed through the entire 2nd half, but could not establish any offensive rhythm. Walkersville finished the season a perfect 16-0 in Division One Mid-Maryland Play. Walkersville was paced by Sarah Coleman with eleven points, Chaslyn Derexson and Valarie Taylor with eights points each, and Sydney Bolyard and Brit Haddad with seven points each. Oakdale was led by Tyla Massey and Maddie Pack with four points each.
Varsity: Walkersville 22, Oakdale 19
It was a tale of two halves in what turned out to be a close contest at Oakdale. The shorthanded Eagles started strong, using their tenacious half court defense to stymie the Lions and take a 12-4 lead going into halftime. Walkersville countered in the second half with full court pressure defense that resulted in numerous Oakdale turnovers. In the half Lions outscored their hosts 19-7, including an 11-3 advantage in the 4th qtr. With less than a minute to go in the game, Tyra Hughes (8 pts.) hit two clutch free-throws to provide the final margin of victory. Emily Mussleman (4 pts.) and Briana Nolen (3 pts.) also contributed in the win. Oakdale was led by Sarah Fossaceca (6 pts.), Jordan Parke (3 pts.), and Taylor McGaughey (3 pts.).
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 29, St. Johns 21
Thomas Johnson JV finished their regular season with a victory over St. Johns. TJ's defense and full-court press kept the pressure on the Lady Vikings for most of the game. TJ was led in scoring by Danielle Cook with 9 pts. Kayla Holman 7 pts. Natalie Galaviz 6 pts., Jaclyn Pisarksi 3 pts., & Jordan Pitts and Maria Rivera each with 2 pts. St. Johns Annie Breen was a force on the boards and led the Vikings in scoring with 8 pts., Christina Marchetti 6 pts., and Courtney Melon 5 pts. And Casey Hickman 2 pts., Rounded out the scoring.
Varsity: St. John's 40, Thomas Johnson 27
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Jayvee: Ballenger Creek 42, St. John's 35
Ballenger Creek brought a balanced scoring attack to defeat a very aggressive St. Johns JV team, who continues a losing streak after a strong early season start. St. Johns opened up a 10- 2 lead in the first quarter, converting on transition baskets mostly. By Halftime however, the lead vanished, and St. Johns found themselves trailing by 21-16. After that, Ballenger Creek hit some key shots to build their lead, so that when St. Johns made a strong run in the 4th quarter, it was just enough to tie the game, but not enough to establish a lead. In the end, as is often the case in these types of games, free throws made the difference, and Ballenger Creek emerged victorious, 42-35. Kaylyn Evans (#22) of Ballenger Creek lead all scorers with 13 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 53, St. John's 28
Ballenger Creek showed St. John's why they are the #1 team in the #1 division, handing the Vikings a 25 point loss. Leading
scorers for Ballenger Creek included Amanda Fioravanti (#55) with 28 points, Virginia Roby (#30) with nine points, and Aaron
Parry (#14) with seven points.
Christine Hagan (#55) lead St. John's with 15 points, followed by Beth Ann Pierce (#23) with seven points, Deja Chester (#40)
with four points, and Rosemarie Buehn (#31) with two points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 40, Mt. Airy 9
The Lady Warriors got off to a 10-1 first quarter lead and kept the pressure on, defeating Mt. Airy 40-9. Boonsboro’s half court defense forced numerous Mt. Airy turnovers, leading to good transition passing and scoring. Leading the way for the Lady Warriors was Jenna Placzek with 10 points and 5 rebounds. Rachel Holmes added 8 points. Stephanie Pantos had 6 points and 6 rebounds. Natalie Johnson had 6 points to go with 5 steals, and Breanna Springer also netted 6 points. Addison Smith had 2 points and 5 rebounds, and Natalie Reeder also chipped in 2 points. Jordan Bingaman had 7 rebounds and Courtney Ridenour added 5 boards. Kylie Graham had 9 for Mt. Airy.
Varsity: Mt. Airy 26, Boonsboro 22
In a tough and physical game Boonsboro lost to Mt. Airy 26-22. Kristyn Davis led the Warriors with 7 points, including a three-pointer. Natalie Young and Shannon O'Brien chipped in 4 points each. Katlyn Sheridan, Tristan Hartle, and Erica Smith scored 2 points apiece and Andrea Pettyjohn and Tristan Hartle played tough on the boards.
Jayvee: Middletown 27, Urbana 25
Middletown got a scare from visiting Urbana on Sunday. Middletown jumped out to an early 10-0 lead and led 18-9 at the half. Urbana came out hitting 3 three pointers and took a 23-20 lead at the end of the third quarter. Middletown's defense then shut down Urbana allowing 2 forth quarter points and those only can from the free throw line. Middletown went onto win 27-25. Urbana was led by Brooke Gray with Eight points including 2 three pointers and Christy LaBella with Five points including 1 three pointer. Middletown was led by Maddy Montgomery with Nine points and Holly Holt with Six points.
Varsity: Urbana 48, Middletown 44 OT
Urbana came out ready to play a tough game. With solid defense and shared scoring duties Urbana avenged an earlier season 1 point loss to Middletown. Middletown mixed up their defenses to try and keep Urbana guessing, but Urbana was able to answer, their main weapon was Olivia Spahr who played a great game both on the defensive and offense ends of the game. Olivia led Urbana with 14points and forced several turnovers. Middletown’s Brittany George led all scorers with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Middletown was up by 2 with 28 seconds to go when Urbana got the rebound and scored then forced a turnover that sent the game to OT. The overtime was all Urbana with pressure defense and execution on offense. Other scoreres for Urbana, Samm Prugh 10pts, and Bailey Bresee with 8 pts. For Middletown Caitlin added 10 points and Olivia Carlson had 7 points and 5 rebounds.
Jayvee: Monocacy 36, Ballenger Creek 19
The Mustangs came out running and scored 16 points in the first quarter and never looked back.The Mustangs were led by Katie Broadhurst with 18 points with Troniqua Black and Katie Wareham each adding six points.Leading scorer for Ballenger Creek was Sadie Shrewsbury with eight points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 39, Monocacy 29
Ballenger Creek came out strong in the first quarter outscoring Monocacy 12-1 and then held off a late Mustang rally to win 39-29.The winners got a game high 18 points from Amanda Fioravanti with Virginia Roby adding eight points. Monocacy got 13 points from Rebecca Pryor and Bailey Griffin with nine points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 46, Poolesville 31
Walkersville continued their unbeaten streak and beat Poolesville by a score of 46 to 31. In the first quarter Walkersville jumped to a 12 to 9 lead by going 4 of 5 from the foul line. Poolesville stayed in the game with nine points from Whitney Carmack. Walkersville won the second quarter 6 to 3 pushing the score to 18 to 12 at half time with Christine Peifer scoring eight of Walkersville's points and shutting down Carmack. In the Third quarter, Walkersville controlled the offensive boards, scoring 16 points highlighted by excellent moves under the hoop by Sarah Coleman, while Julie Potts buckets helped keep Poolesville close for a 34 to 21 Walkersville lead. Walkersville's constant full court pressure eventually wore down the young Lady Falcons and The Lady Lions cruised to another victory. Walkersville was led by Peifer 12 points and Coleman eight points, while Britt Haddad and Sydney Bolyard had six each. Poolesville was paced by Carmack's nine points while Rosie Barry finished with seven and Potts had six.
Varsity: Poolesville 30, Walkersville 26
Poolesville beat Walkersville 30 to 26 Sunday evening in a very well played game. Poolesville took an early 12 to 4 lead at the end of the first period. The visiting Lady Lions fought back in the second quarter and closed the gap to 16 to 12 at the half. The third quarter ended with Poolesville leading 25 to 20. Momentum had swung Walkersville way during the Fourth quarter and they were able to cut the lead to one. A big 3 pointer by Kelsey Carnahan and two key free throws by Kelly Hughes iced the game for the home Lady Falcons. Walkersville was led by Emily Musseluman with 10 points and Danni McDovich with six points. Poolesville was led Kelly Hughes with 12 points, and Kelsey Carnahan with 10 points. Also helping the cause for the victorious Lady Falcons were Jamie Baker 10 rebounds , Jocelyn Bodmer 7 rebounds, and Allie Green five assists.
Jayvee: Crestwood 29, Thomas Johnson 24
This was a hard fought game from beginning to end. Both teams brought their A games with Crestwood prevailing 29 to 24. Leading all scorers was Taylor Johnson with 12 pts. Other scorers for Crestwood were Lyric Forney 8 pts, Alexia Grant 4 pts, Ally Fossett 3 pts, and Tori Jones 2 pts. Scoring for Thomas Johnson was Natalie Galaviz with 10 pts, Kayla Holman 6 pts, Maria Rivera 4 pts, Jaclyn Pisarski 3 pts, and Jordan Pitts 1 pt. Great game to all the girls!
Varsity: Crestwood 44, Thomas Johnson 32
Both teams came out playing hard in the first half and Crestwood took a one point lead over Thomas Johnson .Crestwood came out strong in the third quarter and took a 39 to 23 point lead entering the forth quarter. Crestwood won the game 44 to T. J. 32. Shania Johnson lead Crestwood with 12 points and Caitlin Cavin and India Dotson each chip in with 10 points. M. Flatter lead all scorers with 13 points and T. Ovejera added 8 points and A. Mills added 7 .It was a well play game from both teams.
Jayvee: Brunswick 30, Smithsburg 23
Carly Cooper led Brunswick with seven points. Randi Leydig led all scorers with sixteen points for the Leopards.
Varsity: Brunswick 45, Smithsburg 27
Alyssa Smith-Henry led her team with a game high fourteen points in the win. Cara Ferguson drained ten points for Smithsburg.
Jayvee: Windsor Knolls 29, Oakdale 20
Windsor Knolls JV girls defeated the Oakdale JV girls in a game played at Oakdale. Oakdale jumped out to an early 6-5 lead after the first quarter, but Windsor Knolls came back in the 2nd quarter and outscored Oakdale by 7 to take a 6 point lead into halftime. The third quarter saw Windsor Knolls outscore Oakdale by 10 as Windsor Knolls featured a tough man-to-man defense that resulted in Oakdale turnovers. Oakdale was also plagued by poor shooting and missed 10 foul shots. The last quarter saw Oakdale trim the Windsor Knoll lead to 7 points, but Windsor Knolls held on to win but 9. Windsor Knolls had balanced scoring as 8 different girls contributed. Windsor Knolls was led by Marie Probeyhan, Rachel McDonald, and Katie Davis each scoring 6 points. Oakdale was led by Maddie Pack with 6 points, and Olivia Cunha and Nicole Hylton each scoring 3 points.
Varsity: Oakdale 35, Windsor Knolls 18
Up by 5 at the half, Oakdale’s suffocating defense held Windsor Knolls scoreless in the 3rd quarter, turning a close game into a 17 point win for the Eagles. Laura Klosterman (2 PTS. 3 steals) provided intense backcourt pressure, while Oakdale’s inside forces of Brittney Lease (13 PTS. 13 REB.), Erica Buls (9 PTS. 3 REB.), and Morgan Maher (5 PTS. 2 steals) were too much to overcome for the visiting team. Windsor Knolls was led by Samantha Abernethy (10 pts. 5-5 FT.) and Claudia Lohr (4 PTS.).
Jayvee: Catoctin 22, West Frederick 7
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Varsity: Catoctin 35, West Frederick 25
Catoctin beat West Frederick with a strong defensive game from the whole team.Catoctin's #15 Mackenzie Smith led the cougars with 12 points. #21 Stephanie Andrew had 7 points and #3 Hailey Albright had five Points to help the cougars defeat West Frederick. West Frederick's #41 Akilah Forbes led all scorers with 16 points and #14 Courtney Davis had six points for West Frederick. Catoctin scored 13 points in the fourth quarter to keep West Frederick from mounting a comeback.
Jayvee: Crestwood 38, St. John's 28
This was a hard fought game, and both teams played well enough to win. The difference in game can be summed up in one word, "Forney"...And that’s not Coach Art Forney, it’s Coach Art Forney’s daughter, Lyric Forney. In an earlier season meeting between the two teams, she scored repeatedly from the post. This game St. John’s was ready, and shut that aspect of her game down. Instead, she made five out of six 3-pointers, four of them in the second half, which proved to be more than the difference in the game Crestwood, 38-28.
Varsity: Crestwood 35, St. John's 30
Crestwood defeated St. John's in an exciting game that was in doubt until the final seconds. India Dotson (#50) was a
formidable inside presence throughout the contest and lead Crestwood with 11 points. Point guard Shania Johnson (#11)
followed with 9 points, and Holly Kipe (#25) added six points of her own. Other scorers included Taylor Granese (#51) with
five points, and Rashea Dorsey (#32) and Alexja Jackson (#43) each with one point.
St. John's Beth Ann Pierce (#23) lead all scorers with 16 points, followed by Christine Hagan's (#55) 8 points. Others
scorers included Kierstin Rosensteel (#51), Molly Kelly (#20), and Mary Reich (#53) each with two points.
Jayvee: Brunswick 39, Mt. Airy 20
The Brunswick Lady Railroaders defeated the Mt. Airy Lady Bulldogs 39 - 20 on Sunday, February 8, 2009 at Brunswick High School. Both teams struggled for the first 3
minutes of the game. The combined 14 points in the first quarter was scored in the last 4 minutes of the quarter. Brunswick
led by 7 points at the half. Mt. Airy shot well from the foul line in the 3rd quarter. Brunswick's strong start in the 4th
quarter put the game out of reach.
Scoring Output:
Mt. Airy: Keriann McTavish - 7 points, Haley Keller & Graham - 5 points each, with Jordan Duley, Quinn, & Hoboon each scoring
1 point each
Brunswick: 11 players scored for Brunswick led by Carly Cooper with 8 points
Varsity: Brunswick 50, Mt. Airy 19
Brunswick defeated Mt. Airy Sunday evening 50-19.
Brunswick had nine different players score in this contest.
Dara Demich and Morgan Laing-10, Natasja Hirabayashi and Alyssa Smith- Henry- 9, Jenny Lewis- 4, Kayla Johnson, Bae Walters,
Victoria Lohman and Ashley Smith all had 2 points each.
Mt. Airy was led in scoring by Emily Habighorst and Makela Ndifang with 6 each, Jordan Fry-3, Michelle Daytner and Morgan
Simmons- 2 each.
Jayvee: Monocacy 34, Middletown 23
Monocacy came into Middletown and the teams played a great game for three quarters. At the end of the First Quarter the game was tied 7-7 and at Halftime Middletown led 15-13. Monocacy took the lead at the end of the Third Quarter 24-21 and went onto out score Middletown 10 to 2 in the final quarter. Both teams played hard and it was an great game to watch. Monocacy was led by Katie Broadhurst with 20 points. Middletown was led by Holly Holt with Eight Points.
Varsity: Middletown 34, Monocacy 27
This game displayed good defense and a slow start to our offenses. The first quarter ended in a 3-3 tie. The second quarter both teams heated up and Monocacy kept up there full court pressure defense. Middletown’s Brittany George helped to get us going by hitting a couple jumpers in the first half. The second half was the same pressure defense from Monocacy which led to some Middletown turnovers. Sophie Morrow led Monocacy with 8 points and Halle Clark chipped in 6 points for Monocacy. Tisa Mullins had 10 points and 2 blocks to help Middletown pull out the win over Monocacy. Brittany George also had 10 points and 9 rebounds to aid Middletown in the win.
Jayvee: Poolesville 30, Ballenger Creek 25
In a hard fought and very close contest, the Poolesville JV Girls beat Ballenger Creek's JV Girls by a final score of 30-25. The Falcons posted a six-point lead midway through the fourth quarter but the Lady Bulldogs closed that margin to just two. Poolesville made two consecutive steals and lay-ups to push the margin back out and then held serve the rest of the way. Rosie Barry (13 points) and Whitney Carmack (12 points) paced Poolesville while the Ballenger Creek picked up scoring from Sadie Shrewsbury (six points) and Kaylyn Evans, Ashley Deleonibus, and Tajaia Tillman (four points each).
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 39, Poolesville 38
Poolesville's Varsity Girls raced out to a 16-4 lead, but it appears no lead is safe against Ballenger Creek and their center Amanda Fioravanti. Fioravanti led the Lady Bulldogs with 22 points and 11 rebounds as Ballenger Creek came back to win 39-38 for the "Creeks" second victory over Poolesville this season. The one-point margin was only the second lead the Lady Bulldogs would have the whole game as Ballenger Creek's inside game bested Poolesville's outside game. In addition to Fioravanti's double-duce, the Lady Bulldogs picked up scoring from Aaron Parry (10 points) and Virginia Roby (four points). Poolesville was led by Kelsey Carnahan (10 points), Kelly Hughes (nine points), and Allie Greene and Jaime Baker (six points each).
Jayvee: Boonsboro 38, St. John’s 13
Unselfish passing and tough half court defense were the keys to victory as the Lady Warriors defeated St. John's, 38-13. Boonsboro was tough on the glass, leading to good transition scoring opportunities. The Lady Warriors were led by Jenna Placzek with 13 points, 13 rebounds and 5 steals. Jordan Bingaman added 6 points and 10 rebounds. Stephanie Pantos also had 6 and added 5 boards. Rachel Holmes netted 4 points and a season high 6 assists. Addison Smith chipped in 3 points and 5 rebounds. Natalie Johnson, Courtney Ridenour and Natalie Reeder each had 2 points, as all 8 Lady Warriors in uniform scored in the game. St. John's was led by Casey Hickman and Angela Graham with 3 points each. Christina Marchetti, Mia Moetti and Madeline Cederahl each chipped in 2 points.
Varsity: Boonsboro 28, St. John's 20
In a hard battled game, Boonsboro played tough capturing the win over St. John's . Natalie Young and Shannon O'brien played
tough on the boards capturing 14 and 8 respectively. Kristyn Davis had 7 points, Katlyn Sheridan 6 points, Shannon O'Brien
and Tristan Hartle had 4 a piece. Tiffany Bowman chipped in 3, Abby Duncan added 2, Erica Smith and Natalie Young each added
1 from the line.
St. John's was led by Christine Hagan with 10 points. She was a strong force down low and tough on rebounds. Beth Ann Pierce
contributed 6 points which included a nice 3-pointer. Mary Reich and Gabby Enriquez each added 2 points.
Jayvee: Crestwood 30, Springfield 20
In the second meeting of these two teams Crestwood prevailed 30-18. The Cavs led 14-8 at halftime. Leading all scorers was Taylor Johnson with 13 pts. The remaining scorers for Crestwood were Lyric Forney with 6 pts, Ally Fossett with 5 pts, and Alyssa Watson, Alexia Grant, and Kelsey Delauter each with 2 pts. The leading scorer for Springfield was April Robinson with 8 pts. The other scorers for the Wildcats were Connie Leung with 4 pts and Alexis Cline, Mandi Saum, and Emily Taylor each with 2 pts.
Varsity: Crestwood 45, Springfield 39
In the second meeting between the two teams Crestwood took a half time lead 27 to 15. Springfield came out strong in the second half and Crestwood held on for a 45 to 39 win. Crestwood Shania Johnson lead all scorers with 17 points and India Dotson added 16 and Rashea Dorsey chip with 8 points. Springfield was lead by Stacey Christy with 12 points Chelsey Scott added 10 with Erin Palmer chipping in with 8 points.
Jayvee: Brunswick 38, Catoctin 37
The Brunswick Lady Railroaders defeated the Catoctin Lady Cougars 38 - 37 on Saturday, February 7, 2009 at Brunswick High
School. This was a very exciting game that came down to the final seconds. Catoctin started the game on a 9 - 1 run, and
maintained a 5 point lead at the half. Brunswick had a very strong 3rd quarter taking the lead and momentum. The lead and
momentum exchanged hands several times in the fourth quarter. Claudia Jenkins for Brunswick made a game winning 3 point shot
with 10 seconds remaining in the game. Great game!
Scoring Output:
Catoctin: Amanda Hackney - 11 points, Ally Delauter - 8 points, Courtney Topper - 7 points, Sophie Eureka - 6 points, Whitney
Wenmoth - 4 points, & Tyra Watkins - 1 point
Brunswick: Claudia Jenkins - 14 points, Gaelin Hirabayashi - 10 points, Carly Cooper - 6 points, Erin Fisher - 4 points,
Lindsey Johnson - 2 points, with Peyton Allison & Sydney Kominos each scoring 1 point
Varsity: Brunswick 42, Catoctin 33
Brunswick Varsity Lady Railroaders completed the sweep of Catoctin by defeating the lady Cougars 42-33 Saturday evening.
Brunswick used balanced scoring as they had nine different players score in the contest being led by Alyssa Smith- Henry's 22
points.
Catoctin had six different players score. Hailey Albright- 8 points, Mackenzie Smith and Stephanie Andrew each had 7, Hailey
Craig- 6, Kristi Erfurdt- 4 and Kristi Erfurdt-1.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 19, Smithsburg 17
In a very tough defensive and well played game by both teams; the Lady Hubs were able to hold off Smithsburg for a 19 to 17 win. Smithsburg was led in scoring by Randi Leydig nine points. Liza Dennis scored four points and Kayla Huntzberry and Madison Bachtell each scored two points The Lady Hubs were led in scoring by Zoe Schreiber’s five points and Samiyah Williams’s six points. Crystal McLeod hade four points with Laken Fesser and Logan Braun each scoring two points.
Varsity: Smithsburg 35, North Hagerstown 13
Smithsburg had seven players score to lead Smithsburg to a 35 to 13 win over the Lady Hubs. Kinsey Shifflett led Smithsburg in scoring with seven points. Erica Hargreaves scored six points. Cara Ferguson and Emily Seward each scored five points and Dezirae Sowers and Katie Mosley each scored four points. Samantha Gladhill scored three points. The Lady Hubs got four points from Alyssa Smith. Amber Fisher scored three points. Danielle Wissinger, Anna Compton and Breanna Sanford each scored two points.
Jayvee: Poolesville 35, Oakdale 19
The Poolesville girls JV team beat the Oakdale girls JV at Oakdale Middle School, 35-19. The game was closely contested at the start as Poolesville led by 3 at the end of the 1st quarter. By late in the 2nd quarter Poolesville began to solve Oakdale's full-court press defense and took a 12 point lead into halftime. Oakdale could not chip into Poolesville's lead in the 2nd half and Poolesville outscored Oakdale by 4 in the second half. Oakdale was plagued by 25 turnovers. Poolesville was led by Rosie Barry with 12 points, Sarah Kenneweg with 7 points, and Makenzie Fields with 6 points. Oakdale was led by Tyla Massey with 6 points, Nicole Hylton with 5 points, and Elizabeth Moormann with 5 points.
Varsity: Oakdale 37, Poolesville 35 OT
Oakdale’s powerful inside game went up against Poolesville’s balanced outside attack, and overtime was needed to decide the winner. Oakdale led from the opening tap, with Brittney Lease (13 pts. 3 reb. 5 steals), Erica Buls (9 pts. 8 reb. 4 asst.), and Taylor McGaughey (9 pts. 5 reb. 4 asst.) leading the way. Poolesville stayed close, as Jaime Baker (13 pts.), Kelsey Carnahan (10 pts. w/ 3 3 ptrs.), and Haley Davison (5 pts.) hit from outside. Clutch foul shooting by Oakdale provided the difference in overtime, but both teams should be congratulated for their effort.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 29, Mt. Airy 19
The Lady Patriots spread their scoring around with eight players getting into the scorebook. Maria Rivera led TJ with 6 pts. Danielle(Cookie) Cook, Kayla Holman, Natalie Galaviz, Jaclyn Pisarski & Kylie Linthicum each had 4 pts, while Rylee Ely & Maryah Wright chipped in with 2 & 1 pt each. Mt. Airy began the game with Jordan Duley connecting with a long 3 pointer and later in the 4th landed two more to lead Mt. Airy with 9 pts. Keriann McTavish & Kylie Graham pumped in 4 pts each and Brooke Hobson added 2 pts.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 29, Mt. Airy 18
TJ was led by Tamara Ovejera with 11 points and Ciara Whipp with 6 points, all played great defense. Mt. Airy was led by Makeba Fong with 8 points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 40, Middletown 17
Home standing Walkersville put together an all around game to defeat rival Middletown 40 - 17 before a large home crown. Walkersville displayed strong man to man defense and were effective on offense against Middletown's zone defense. The Lady Lions were lead by Brit Haddad who played a complete game with 14 points / 3 rebounds / 4 steals / 2 assist. Others contributing were: Sydney Bolyard with 6 points, Chasyln Derexson 5 points, Christine Peifer 4 points, Lana Long 3 points, Valerie Taylor, Sarah Coleman, Samantha Hudak & Maia Haper all with 2 points. Leading Middletown was Karyle Pick 4 points and Mary Aritos with 3 points. Others scoring were Paige Bossard, Maddy Montgomery & Morgan Stattlemyer with 2 points, Holly Holt & Hannah Powell 1 point each.
Varsity: Middletown 36, Walkersville 29
Defense was the theme for tonights rivalry contest at Walkersville. The Lady Knights of Middletown played an aggressive zone all night and limited the Lady Lions to jump shots most of the night. Middletown jumped out early, Walkersville battled back to take a brief lead in the middle of third quarter. In the 4th quarter key offensive rebounds by Tisa Mullins helped Middletown maintain the lead and earn the victory in front of a large Walkersville crowd. Leading the scoring for Walkersville were Haley Bauer with 8 points, and Tyra Hughes with 10 points. Scoring leaders for Middletown were Brittany George and Tisa Mullins with 8 points, and game high honors go to Caitlin McLister with 13 points.
Jayvee: Linganore 36, West Frederick 25
The JV Lady Lancers defeated the JV Lady Cadets. Jasmine Whims led the Lady Cadets with 14 points. Puhl led the Lady Lamcers with 16 points, followed by Knowlden with 11 points.
Varsity: West Frederick 51, Linganore 28
The Lady Cadets defeated the Lady Lancers. Aiklah Forbes led all players with 24 points, followed Candice Berner with 6 points. Claire Pucino led the Lady Lancers with 6 points, followed by Kayla Novesal with 5 points.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 27, Springfield 16
TJ JV defeated Spingfield Middle 27 to 16 at Williamsport High School. Leading TJ in scoring was Natalie Galaviz with 14 points, Kayla Holman with 7, Danielle Cook with 2, Jordan Pitts with 2, Rylee Ely with 2. Leading Springfield in scoring was Kerri Kline with 4 points, Mary Beth Raidt with 3, Alexis Cline with 2, Carli Grimes with 2, Taylor Gibney with 2, and Mandi Saum with 2.
Varsity: Springfield 39, Thomas Johnson 26
Springfield Middle School Varsity defeated Thomas Johnson (TJ) Middle School 39 to 26 at Williamport High School. Leading
Springfield Middle in scoring was Chelsey Scott with 17 points, Stacey Christy with 7, Haley Wolff with 6, Erin Palmer with 5,
and Caroline Strite with 4 points. Leading TJ in scoring was Tamara Ovejera with 9 points, Melanie Flatter with 10, Rachel
Walling with 3, Alison Mills with 2, Emily Reimintz with 2 points.
Boo Wissinger had 4 points for North. North played tough through the entire game.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 39, North Hagerstown 17
Keyed by a strong performance on the boards, the Lady Warriors defeated a tough North Hagerstown squad, 39-17. Boonsboro played tough half court defense and grabbed 16 steals along the way to hold off a very quick Lady Hubs team. The Lady Warriors were led by Stephanie Pantos with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Jenna Placzek added 8 points to go with 6 steals. Natalie Johnson netted 5. Jordan Bingaman chipped in 4 along with 10 rebounds, and Rachel Holmes also had 4. Alli Hawbaker and Breanna Springer netted 2 each. North Hagerstown was led by Zoe Schreiber with 6. Maddie Dunn added 4 and Samiyah Williams had 3.
Varsity: Boonsboro 47, North Hagerstown 4
Andrea Pettyjohn led the Lady Warriors to victory with 11 points. Abby Duncan, Tiffany Bowman, and Tristan Hartle were a contributing force for the win by contributing 7 points each. Shannon O'Brien chipped in 5 points and Erica Smith added 4. Abby Duncan had 7 steals and Tiffany Bowman had 4. Tristan Hartle, Natalie Young were strong on the rebounds.
Jayvee: Poolesville 28, Middletown 24
Poolesville's JV Girls pitched a fourth quarter defensive shut-out to beat the Middletown JV Girls by a final score of 28-24. The Falcons out-scored the Lady Knights 8-0 in the final period to garner the win. Whitney Carmack and Rosie Barry combined to score 22 points for Poolesville. Middletown picked up scoring from Hannah Powell (six points), Paige Bussard, Maddy Montgomery and Holly Holt (four points each).
Varsity: Poolesville 35, Middletown 32
The Poolesville Varsity Girls overcame severe foul trouble (three starters fouling out) to hold off the Middletown Varsity Girls by a final score of 35-32. Kelly Hughes led Poolesville in scoring with 11 points before hitting the bench with her fifth and final foul. The Falcon's Kelsey Carnahan iced the game with two free throws. Middletown's Brittany George and Caitlin McLister hit for 13 and 12 points respectively for the Lady Knights
Jayvee: Ballenger 36, Urbana 31
Urbana got off to a frenetic start spearheaded by Sabrina Zeigler's 8 points to take a 14 - 3 lead at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Bulldogs chipped away at the Hawks lead. Ballenger Creek's Kaylyn Evans scored six points including a crucial jumper to bring Ballenger within 3 points at the half. Ballenger Creek owned the 3rd quarter. Ballenger Creek's Jaime Weiser hit a 3 pointer to tie the game at 20 and Sadie Shrewsbury lit it up for 10 points. In the fourth quarter, Ballenger picked up their defensive intensity and was able to stave off Urbana's powerful attack. Lead scorers for Urbana were Sabrina Zeigler with 12 points and Annie Marshall with 8 points. Ballenger Creek's high scorers were Sadie Shrewsbury with 14 points, Kaylyn Evans with 9 points and Jaime Weiser with 6 points.
Varsity: Ballenger 29, Urbana 20
Both teams came ready to claim the win. Each played very aggressively from the first tip of the ball. Bailey Bresee had a very nice game for Urbana with great outside shooting and strong defense in the first half. Krystal Clarke led for Ballenger the first half, putting Ballenger on top 15-9. After the half Amanda Fioravanti added numerous points to Ballenger’s score and had some great rebounds. Andi Prugh did the same for Urbana, adding a nice 3 pointer in the 4th quarter. Very aggressive defense by Ballenger’s Emily Marshall and Aaron Parry kept Urbana’s score in check. Leading scorers for Ballenger Creek were Amanda Fioravanti with 16, Aaron Parry with 8 and Krystal Clarke with 5. Urbana was led by Bailey Brese with 9 and Andi Prugh with 7. Great game to both teams.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 27, Crestwood 21
In a tightly contested game the South Hagerstown Jay Vee Girls defeated the Crestwood girls 27 to 21. Scoring for the winners
was by Ama Mitchual eight points,Chrissy Gatan six points, Alyssa Garland four points, Michelle Green three points, Leighann
Hengemihl and Daisya Boyd each had two points, and Nancy King with one point.
Crestwood scoring came from Taylor Johnson and Alexandra Fossett each with eight points, while Lyric Forney and Alyssa Watson
added two points apiece.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 43, Crestwood 40
South Hagerstown came out with aggressive play and took a 19 to 14 lead at half. Crestwood came the second half with run of their own and took a one point lead in the fourth and South Hagerstown rallied for the win 43 to 40. South Hagerstown Tayana Stewart lead all scorer with 20 points and Darian Kamara added 10 point. Crestwood was lead by Shania Johnson and India Dotson each had 12 points.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 30, Mt. Airy 10
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Varsity: South Hagerstown 53, Mt. Airy 27
Katrice Dickson led all scorers with thirteen points. Teammates Dejaih Johnson and Darian Kamara each added twelve points for
the Lady Rebels. Madeleine Niang (7), Tayana Stewart (4), Jade Boone (3), and Diane Branham (2) rounded out the scoring for
South Hagerstown.
Mt. Airy was led by Jordan Fry's eleven points; teammates Emily Habignorst and Makeba Noitang added seven and five points respectively.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 38, West Frederick 11
The JV Lady Warriors defeated the JV Lady Cadets. Kendall Cohagan led the Lady Cadets with 4 points. Natalie Johnson led the Lady Warriors with 12 points, followed by Rachel Holmesin and Jenna Placzekwith 7 points.
Varsity: Boonsboro 32, West Frederick 29
The Lady Warriors defeated the Lady Cadets. Aiklah Forbes led all players with 22 points, followed by Courtney Davis with 3 points. Andrea Pettyjohn led the Lady Warriors with 11 points, followed by Katlyn Sheridan with 6 points.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 28, Springfield 22
North Hagerstown JV defeated Springfield Middle School 28 to 22 at Sprinfield Middle School. Leading North Hagerstown in scoring was Maddie Dunn with 13 points, Logan Brown with 4, Samiyah Williams with 3, Shelly Trumpower with 3, Zoe Schreiver with 2 and Crystal McLeod with 1. Leading Springfield Middle was April Robinson with 5 points, Carli Grimes with 5, Emily Taylor with 4, Alexis Evans with 2, Carol Leung with 2, and Kerri Kline with 2 points.
Varsity: Springfield 52, North Hagerstown 9
Springfield Middle School Varsity defeated North Hagerstown 52 to 9 at Springfield Middle School. Leading Springfield in scoring was Courtney Malot with 12 points, Erin Palmer with 11, Caroline Strite with 9, Chelsey Scott with 8, Haley Wolff with 5, Hannah Kastelein with 4, Stacey Christy with 2 and Brooke Alton with 1 point. Leading North Hagerstown was Serena Linares with 4 points, Danielle Wissinger with 3, Alyssa Smith with 2 points.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 19, Smithsburg 15
At first glance of the score one might think the Patriots and Leopards lacked offensive skill in this game. Nothing could be further from the truth. Both teams played outstandingly aggressive and disciplined defense. TJ led at the half 9-2 by not allowing a FG from the floor, but the Lady Leopards have won coming from behind before and the game would come down to the final few minutes. Randi Leydig led the Leopards come back scoring all of her game high 9 pts in the second half. It was not enough though as the Lady Patriots got some clutch scoring from Natalie Galaviz 8 pts, Danielle (Cookie) Cook, 7 pts, Maria Rivera, and Jaclyn Pisarski with 2 pts each. Kayla Huntzberry, Madison Bachtell, and Liza Dennis rounded out Smithsburg’s scoring with 2pts each. Both teams should be proud of their efforts.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 37, Smithsburg 26
TJ was led in scoring by Tamara Ovejera and Melanie Flatter each scoring 14 pts. While Alison Mills score 5 pts and Rachel Walling scored 4 pts. Smithsburg was led in scoring by Kinsey Shifflett and Cara Ferguson each scoring 6pts.
Jayvee: Monocacy 43, Ballenger Creek 29
The first quarter was exciting! Troniqua Black of Monocacy had 6 of her team's 12 points. As the buzzer sounded at the end of the first quarter, Sadie Shrewsbury of Ballenger Creek was fouled and made her three free throws bringing Ballenger within 2 points. The battle continued in the second quarter with a steal from Jaime Weiser and Sadie Shrewsbury jumper to tie the game 12-12. Jaime Weiser drained a 3 pointer to give Ballenger the lead 15-12. The lead see-sawed but Monocacy's Emily Garuilo's 4 points helped seal Monocacy's half time lead 18-16. Monocacy dominated the 3rd quarter and outscored Ballenger 20 to 6. Sadie Shrewberry hit a jumper to break the Bulldogs four minute drought but Monocacy kept the heat on throughout the fourth quarter and cruised to the win. Top scorers for Monocacy were Troniqua Black with 16 points followed by Katie Broadhurst with 10 points and Emily Garuilo with nine points. Sadie Shrewsbury led the Bulldogs with 20 points rounded out by Tajaia Tillman with 4 points, Jaime Weiser with 3 points and Jalisa Myers with 2 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 48, Monocacy 46 2OT
The first match up this season proved to be a great game for both teams. Monocacy had great offense and defense, especially with Bailey Griffin dominating the boards for Monocacy with 19 points including 2- three point shots. At half time Ballenger led 25-15, but the third quarter only picking up one free throw to Monocacy’s 10 points. At the end of the game, things were tied up and overtime ensued twice. Again, both teams played equally well. In the end, the last seconds of the game, Amanda Fioravanti from Ballenger rebounded and shot a lay up to put Ballenger on top for the win. Leading scorers for Monocacy were Bailey Griffin with 19 points, Jaeshon Swann with 9 points and Shelley Moise with 7 points. Ballenger’s leading scorers were Amanda Fioravanti with 20 points, Aaron Parry with 15 points and Krystal Clarke with 4 points. Of note…each team had over 7 players each chipping in points for the win. Great game to both teams!
Jayvee: Walkersville 54, Catoctin 16
Walkersville JV used a balanced scoring attack and strong defense to defeat Catoctin 54 - 16 at Walkersville Middle School. The Lady Lions placed 10 girls in the scoring column. Leading the way was Brit Haddad with 13 points / 6 steals and Valerie Taylor with a complete all around game of 8 points / 4 steals / 4 rebounds & 2 assists. Others contributing for Walkersville were; Sydney Bolyard with 7 points, Elisabeth Pardo & McKenzie Mathis 6 points, Sarah Coleman & Chaslyn Derexson 4 points, Christine Peifer 3 points, Maia Harper 2 points & Lana Long 1 point. Leading the way for Catoctin was Sophie Eureka with 7 points and Amanda Hackney 3 points / 6 rebounds. Others scoring were; Whitney Wenmoth 3 points, Ally Delauter 2 points & Kylie Raubaugh 1 point.
Varsity: Walkersville 39, Catoctin 25
The hosts Lady Lions played a stifling defense till the offense started to click with a 17 point - 3rd quarter to open up the game and earn a 39 to 25 win over their guests the Lady Cougars of Catoctin. Leading scorers for the Lady Cougars were Hailey Craig with 6 points, and Stephanie Andrew with 7 points. Leading the way for Walkersville were Brianna Nolen, Tyra Hughes, and Danni Medovich with 5 points each; Hailey Bauer with 7 points, and Emily Musselman earned game high honors with 8 points. Metta Edwards pulled down 7 rebounds for Walkersville.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 37, St. John's 26
Michelle Green led all scorers with fourteen points for South Hagerstown. Teammates Chrissy Gatian and Nancy King each added seven for the Lady Rebels. Saint John's Annie Breen scored ten points. Nicole Cederdahl added six and Emily Mack put in four points for the Lady Vikings.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 35, St. John's 32
Beth Ann Pierce's twenty-two points were not enough to lift Saint John's past South Hagerstown. Teammates Molly Kelly, Cristine Hagan, Rosemarie Buehn, Deja Chester, and Gabby Enriquez each added two points for the Lady Vikings. The Lady Rebels were led by Hayley Freeman's nine points. Katrice Dickson scored eight points; and teammates Dejaih Johnson and Darian Johnson each scored five points. Madeleine Niang and Tayana Stewart both added four points for South Hagerstown.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 31, St. John's 19
TJ brought their well prepared players and game plan to St. Johns house and avenged an earlier season defeat, when Thomas Johnson was without several key players. Thomas Johnson instituted a “pack it in” stay home defense that exposed St. Johns shooting slump. TJ held a 16 point lead at the half, which gradually was reduced to 12 by games end, but the games outcome never appeared to be in question. TJ's Maria Rivera (#11) led all scorers with 9 points, while Madeline Cederdahl (#33) added 6 for St. John's.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 32, St. John's 28
TJ persevered in a hard fought game where the outcome was in doubt until the final seconds. St John's was still looking for
their first win, and both teams played hard and endured several lead changes throughout the contest. In the end, 12 missed
free throw opportunities by St. John's, and critical baskets by TJ's top three scorers proved too difficult for the Lady
Vikings to overcome. Leading the way for TJ was Alison Mills (#15) with 11 pts, closely followed by Tamara Ovejera (#55) with
10pts and Melanie Flatter (#21) with 10pts.
St. John's Christine Hagan (#55) lead all scorers with 12 pts, followed by Beth Ann Pierce (#23) with 10pts.
Jayvee: Oakdale 29, Ballenger Creek 22
Oakdale came to Ballenger Creek with hopes of getting even. In the first quarter, Oakdale capitalized on numerous Bulldogs turnovers and ended the quarter with a 10 to 2 lead. Starting the 2nd quarter, Oakdale jumped out of the gates with four straight points. Ballenger then played pressure defense spearheaded by a crucial steal by Jaime Weiser who got fouled and made two free throws. Turnovers by Oakdale led to fast breaks. Kaylyn Evans hit a breakaway lay-up and Sadie Shrewsbury sunk a critical jumper. Ballenger ended the second quarter on a 10 to nothing run. The 3rd quarter was virtually neck in neck. Jaime Weiser started the 3rd quarter with draining a 3 pointer and Ballenger took their first lead. Akina Newbraugh of Oakdale hit clutch free throws to take a 17 - 15 lead. The lead continued to change with Ashley Deleonibus hitting a jumper for the Bulldogs and then and Jaime Weiser spotting up for another 3 pointer giving the Bulldogs a 20-19 lead at the end of the 3rd quarter. In the 4th quarter, Hayley Carper tied the game with a free throw and then Oakdale was unstoppable. It was a high energy game played by all. Leading Scorers for Ballenger were Jaime Weiser and Sadie Shrewsbury with 8 points each. Oakdale's leading scorers were Olivia Cunna and Akina Newbraugh with 6 points each.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 48, Oakdale 36
Oakdale came out very aggressive with their defense. Ballenger came out hard with offense. Ballenger's guards dominated the first half of the game with nice outside shots from Virginia Roby, Krystal Clarke and Aaron Parry. At half time the score was Ballenger 28 Oakdale 17.Oakdale defense was very physical on Ballenger's post players, which ended up with many fouls on Oakdale and sent Ballenger to the free throw line adding, to Ballenger's winning score. Nice play from Oakdale's Laura Klosterman who hit 2- three point shots. The second half was a bit tighter with the score, but Ballenger still kept the lead till the end. Leading scorers for Ballenger Creek were Amanda Fioravanti with 21 points, Virginia Roby with 11 points, Aaron Parry and Krystal Clarke each chipped in 7 points. Leading scorers for Oakdale were Brittany Lease and Erica Buls each with 9 points, Taylor McGaugley with 8 points and Laura Klosterman who added 6 points. Good game to both teams.
Jayvee: Middletown 2, Linganore 0
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Varsity: Middletown 45, Linganore 18
No Game Report
Jayvee: Boonsboro 39, Brunswick 25
The Lady Warriors used a 15-5 4th quarter run to defeat a determined Brunswick team, 39-25. Boonsboro pressure began to pay of f in the second half, as they forced 26 steals for the game. The Lady Warriors were led in scoring by Stephanie Pantos with 9 points. Jenna Placzek added 6 to go with 8 rebounds, and Natalie Reeder chipped in 5. Alli Hawbaker, Rachel Holmes and Breanna Springer netted 4 apiece. Natalie Johnson added 2, and Courtney Ridenour and Jordan Bingaman each had 1, as all 10 Lady Warriors scored in the game. Brunswick was led by Claudia Jenkins with 6. Katy Miller and Carly Cooper contributed 4 each.
Varsity: Brunswick 32, Boonsboro 28
In a physical battle against Brunswick the Warriors were defeated. Andrea Pettyjohn led with 10 points. Sam Smith, Kristyn
Davis, Katlyn Sheridan eah contributed 4 points. Andrea Pettyjohn shot 80% from the line. Katlyn Sheridan had 6 rebounds.
Sam Smith had 4 steals.
Leading Brunswick was Morgan Lewis with 9 points. Alysa Smith-Henry had 8 points
Jayvee: Poolesville 40, Monocacy 34
In a tightly contested defensive battle Poolesville took a 21 to 15 lead into halftime. The Lady Falcons went on a nine to three run to start the third quarter and never looked back. The hard fighting Lady Mustangs were led by Emily Garguilo with eight points, Katie Broadhurst 11 points and Troniqua Black with seven points. Whitney Carmack of Poolesville led all scorers with 16 points. Poolesville also got contributions from Denise Larson six points and six rebounds, MacKenzie Fields six points and nine rebounds, and Olivia McAleer six points and 10 rebounds.
Varsity: Poolesville 40, Monocacy 22
Poolesville started slow and had a slim one point lead at the end of the first period. The Lady Falcons were able to break the game open in the third quarter out scoring the visiting Lady mustangs 15 to zero and coasted to a 40 to 22 victory. Monocacy was led by Bailey Grffin six points, Halle Clark four points, and Tessa Calhoun four points. Poolesville was led by Kelsey Carnahan 15 points, Kelly Hughes nine points, Haley Davison and Jocelyn Bodmer with five points a piece.
Jayvee: Crestwood 24, Mt. Airy 15
In the 3rd meeting of these two teams Crestwood was able to pull out a 24 to 15 win. Leading scorer for Crestwood was Alexandra Fossett with 6 pts. Other scorers for the Cavs were Lyric Forney with 5 pts, Alyssa Watson 4 pts, Taylor Johnson 3 pts, and Kelsey Delauter, Tori Jones, and Sofia Villacis with 2 pts each. Scoring for Mt. Airy was Kylie Graham with 10 pts, Jordan Duley and Keriann McTavish with 2 pts each, and Brooke Hobson with one point.
Varsity: Crestwood 53, Mt.Airy 31
Crestwood was lead by Shania Johnson with 26 points Rashea Dorsey added 13 with Kadedra Riddick chip in 6 points. Holly Kipe had 10 assist for Crestwood.MT. Airy was lead by Makiha Matons with 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Jordan Fry chip in with 5 points.
Jayvee: Smithsburg 21, Springfield 17
Randi Leydig led the Lady Leopards with eleven points while teammate Kayla Huntzberry added five. Kerri Kline scored six points for the Lady Wildcats with Carol Leung contributed four. It was a tough game with Springfield leading most of the game. Smithsburg never gave up and finally took the lead with two minutes left in the game.
Varsity: Springfield 36, Smithsburg 19
The Lady Wildcats took a commanding lead and never looked back in this non-conference game. Chelsey Scott led all scorers with sixteen points while Erin Palmer chipped in eight for the win. Smithsburg was led by Elyse Koterwas' five points coming from all free throws.
Jayvee: Middletown at Windsor Knolls
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Varsity: Middletown 36, Windsor Knolls 23
WKMS played one of their worst halves of basketball but still only trailed by 4 at halftime. They proceeded to come out and play an even worse 3rd quarter, not being able to score any points and eventually lost to Middletown by 13. Middletown played their normal, well disciplined, well coached game on offense and defense and Windsor Knolls continued their season long struggle with poor shooting. Middletown was led by McLister with 11 and George with 9 points. Windsor Knolls was led by Samie Abernathy with 9 points and Brooke Hunley with 6.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 27, Catoctin 20
The lady Hubs were able to hold off Catoctin for a 27 to 20 win. Catoctin had eight players score; led by Tyra Watkins with four points. Taylor Joy, Whitney Wennoth and Amanda Hackney each scored three points, with Kylie Raubaugh, Sophie Eureka and Courtney Topper scoring two points each. Also scoring was Ally Delauter who scored one point. The Lady Hubs were led in scoring by Zoe Schreiber’s 10 points. Maddie Dunn and Shelly Trumpower each scored four points with Samiyah Williams scoring three. Emily Folk, Crystal McLeod and Emily Fitzgerald each scored two points.
Varsity: Catoctin 31, North Hagerstown 5
Catoctin started out fast and never looked back as they beat the Lady Hubs 31 to five. Stephanie Albright led Catoctin with seven points. Hannah Chainey scored six, with Kristi Erfurdt and Brooke Harig scoring five points each. Hailey Craig scored four points with Allyson Smith and Hailey Albright scoring two points. The Lady Hubs got three points from Sidney Briedenstien and two points from Serena Linares.
Jayvee: Brunswick 24, West Frederick 19
The JV Lady Roaders defeated the JV Lady Cadets in a defensive battle. The score at the end of period 1 was Roaders 2 & Cadets 1, at the half it was Roaders 6 & Cadets 5. In the 3rd period, the Roaders went on a 10-4 run, which the deciding difference. Jasmine Whims led the Lady Cadets with 13 points. Erin Fisher led the Lady Roaders with 7 points, followed by Gaelin Hirabayashi with 6 points.
Varsity: West Frederick 35, Brunswick 32
The Lady Cadets defeated the Lady Roaders by going on a 20-4 run in the 4th period. The Roaders took the lead in the 1st period and had the Cadets down 28-15 at the end of the 3rd. Akilah Forbes led all players with 17 points, followed by Courtney Davis with 7 points. Alyssa Smith- Henry led the Lady Roaders with 16 points, followed by Morgan Laing with 9 points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 35, Linganore 24
Linganore gave the Lady Warriors everything they could handle before falling to a late run, 35-24. Boonsboro turned up the heat on defense late to hold off a hot shooting Lady Lancers squad. The Lady Warriors were led by Jenna Placzek with 16 points and 7 rebounds. Stephanie Pantos added 12 for Boonsboro. Jordan Bingaman netted 4, Natalie Johnson had 2 and Breanna Springer added 1. Linganore was led by Ashlyn Ory with 5. Megan Kelly, Morgan Rudeau, Brittany Knowlder, and Devon Puhl each contributed 4 for the Lady Lancers.
Varsity: Boonsboro 34, Linganore 16
A well played game gave the Lady Warriors a victory over Linganore. Tiffany Bowman and Katlyn Sheridan each led with 6 points.
Tristan Hartle added 5 points. Sam Smith, Andrea Pettyjohn and Shannon O'Brien contributed 4 points each. Natalie Young had 6
rebounds and 2 steals. Sam Smith had 4 steals.
Linganore was led by Gabrielle Anwar with 9 points. Kayla Novesal had 4 points.
Jayvee: Springfield 28, St. John's 14
Springfield Middle School Junior Varsity defeated St. John's JV of Frederick 28 to 14 in Williamsport, MD at Williamsport High School. Leading Springfield in scoring was Kerri Kline with 8 points, Alexis Evans with 8, Emily Taylor with 6, Karli Grimes with 5, April Robinson with 4, Carol Leung with 2 and Connie Leung with 1 point. Leading St. John's in scoring was Annie Breen with 16 points, Madeline Cederdahl with 5, Chrisanthi Lundsteadt with 2, Casey Hickman with 2, and Angela Graham with 1 point.
Varsity: Springfield 28, St. John's 14
Springfield Middle School Varsity defeated St. John's Varsity of Frederick 28 to 14 in Williamsport, MD at Williamsport High School. Leading Springfield in scoring was Chelsey Scott with 16 points, followed by Stacey Christy with 3, Haley Wolff with 2, Erin Palmer with 2, Caroline Strite with 2, Hannah Kastelein with 2 and Brooke Burgess with 1. Leading St. John's in scoring was Beth Ann Pierce with 10, Molly Kelly with 2 and Christine Hagan with 2 points. Leading rebounders for the game was Springfield's Stacey Christy with 11 and St. John's Rosemarie Buehn with 6. Both teams struggled from the foul line: Springfield was 6 for 22 while St. John's was 2 for 11.
Jayvee: Poolesville 26, Urbana 14
Host Poolesville played a tough full court pressure defense and forced Urbana to turn the ball over numerous times as they raced to a 20 to 6 half time lead. Urbana came out strong in the second half led by Christy Labella with five points, Sabrina Zeigler with four points and Brooke Gray with two points. But the strong inside game of Poolesville proved to be to much for the visiting Lady Hawks. Denise Larson led the way for Poolesville with eight points, Whitney Carmack and Rosie Barry added six points each.
Varsity: Urbana 41, Poolesville 36 OT
In a rematch of the Boonsboro Holiday tournament final Poolesville took a seemingly commanding 20 to 15 half time lead. The strong inside play of Jocelyn Bodmer and Haley Davison, four points each seemed to be to much for the visiting Lady Hawks. But Urbana went on a 16 to 2 run to start the second and seemed to have figured out the Poolesville pressure defense. Led by Andi Prugh with nine points and Bailey Bresse with 15 points, Urbana took a 31 to 24 lead into the fourth quarter. Poolesville battled back with the clutch outside shooting of Jamie Baker, 10 points. The Lady Falcons tied the game as the buzzer sounded with a long distance "three" by Kelly Hughes, 14 points. In overtime Urbana pulled away with the outstanding overall play of Oliva Sphar, nine points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 21, Catoctin 10
The Lady Warriors played tough defense for 4 quarters and defeated Catoctin 21-10. Boonsboro outscored Catoctin 9-0 in the third quarter, and maintained the defense into the 4th to decide the game. The Lady Warriors were led by Stephanie Pantos with 7 points and 5 rebounds. Rachel Holmes and Natalie Johnson had 4 each. Natalie Reeder, Jordan Bingaman and Jenna Placzek each chipped in 2. Jordan Bingaman also had 6 rebounds, 4 blocked shots and 3 steals. Catoctin was led by Amanda Hackney with 5. Courtney Topper chipped in 2, and Kylie Raubaugh, Sophie Eureka and Sarah Marlow had 1 each.
Varsity: Catoctin 25, Boonsboro 18
Catoctin jumped out to a 13-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and held off a late charge from Boonsboro to get the win 25-18. #21 Stephanie Andrew for Catoctin led all players with nine points including a three pointer to beat the buzzer at the end of the first quarter. Catoctin's #3 Hailey Albright and #15 Mackenzie Smith each had four points.#15 Mackenzie Smith for Catoctin was dominating inside and led the team in rebounds. Catoctin's #12 Brooke Harig, #32 Hailey Craig, #11 Karina Norwood, and #4 Ally Smith each finished with two points. Boonsboro mounted a charge late in the fourth quarter out scoring Catoctin nine to two in the quarter. Boonsboro was led by #24 Andrea Pettyjohn with six points and #10 Kristyn Davis with four points. Boonsboro's #5 Abigail Duncan, #35 Shannon O'Brien, and #25 Katlyn Sheridan each had two points followed by #44 Erica Smith and #42 Tristan Hartle each with one.
Jayvee: Walkersville 44, Ballenger Creek 22
Walkersville JV jumped out to a large first quarter lead against Ballenger Creek and remained strong to win 44 - 22. Brit Haddad lead the way for the winners with 12 points / 4 assists and 2 steals. Others in the scoring column were Chaslyn Derexson, Sarah Coleman & McKenzie Mathis with 6 points, Samantha Hudak & Valerie Taylor 4 points and Auri Dixon, Elisabeth Pardo & Maia Harper 2 points each. Ballenger Creek was lead by Sadie Shrewsbury who had 13 points and 9 rebounds. Others scoring were Ashley Delonibus 5 points, Melanie Weomans 2 points and Molly Pinnekamp 2 points.
Varsity: Walkersville 48, Ballenger Creek 44 2OT
Wow! This game offered the fans what makes the Mid Maryland League so special. A close game the entire night with numerous lead changes; Walkersville by 2 after the 1st quarter, Walkersville by 3 at half time, tied after 3 quarters. During the 4th quarter a huge 3 point shot by Ballenger Creek's Amanda Fioravanti, a 3 point bomb by Walkersville's Emily Meunier and 2 huge foul shots by Danni Medovich to tie the score with seconds to play to force the game into overtime. In the 2nd overtime, a steal and lay-in by Tyra Hughes put the Lady Lions on top to stay. Both teams should be proud of their efforts and the home team fans were awesome! Game high scoring honors go to Amanda Fioravanti with 25 points. Emily Marshall chipped in with 10 points for Ballenger. For Walkersville, 9 different players scored. Statistical leaders for the Lady Lions included: Taylor Little with 5 points, Brianna Nolen with 6 points, Tyra Hughes with 9 points and 4 steals, and Danni Medovich with 14 points and 8 rebounds.
Jayvee: Game played 12/21/08
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Varsity: Monocacy 29, Windsor Knolls 26
A make up game from a power loss in December;
In a tough defensive battle Monocacy was able to pull away in the final quarter to defeat Windsor Knolls 29-26.With the scored
tied after three quarters,the winners hit all six of their foul shots and kept Windsor Knolls from getting off a last second
shot in the last six seconds.Monocacy got eight points from Tessa Calhoun with Bailey Griffin adding six points.Windsor Knolls
got a game high nine points from Ashley Ailstock and Jessica Burke chipping in with six points.
Jayvee: Brunswick 2, Linganore 0
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Varsity: Brunswick 36, Linganore 32
Brunswick lead at half by four points 14 to 18. The 3rd quarter Linganore came back to be behind by one 24 to 25. 4th quarter Both teams fought hard with Brunswick making 7 out of 9 free throws to win the game. Brunswick's leader #21 Dana Demich with 10 pts and #45 Alyssa Smith-Henry 8pts, Linganore"s leader #3 Clare Pucino with 9pts.
Jayvee: Crestwood 27, North Hagerstown 24
Crestwood JV defeated North Hagerstown 27-24 in a very aggressive and hotly contested game. Crestwood took a halftime lead of 19-12 but North Hagerstown came back in the 3rd quarter for a score of 21-19 going into the fourth quarter. The Cavs were able to hold on to the lead in the 4th for the win. Leading all scorers was Alexandra Fossett with 12 pts. Rounding out the scoring for Crestwood was Sofia Villacis and Lyric Forney with 4 pts each, Taylor Johnson and Tori Jones with 3 pts each, and Alyssa Watson with 1 pt. The leading scorer for North Hagerstown was Samiyah Williams with 10 pts, Shelly Trumpower 8 pts, Zoe Schrieber 3 pts, Crystal McLeod 2 pts, and Maddie Dunn with 1 pt.
Varsity: Crestwood 35, North Hagerstown 5
Shania Johnson lead all scorers with 12 points and Caitlin Cavin added 7 points Alexia Jackson had 6 for Crestwood and Boo Wissinger had 3 points Brenna Sanford added 2 points for North Hagersown. Crestwood won the game by the score of 35 to 5.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 32, Springfield 25
Thomas Johnson (TJ) Middle School JV defeated Springfield Middle School JV 32 to 25 at Williamsport High School. Leading TJ in scoring was Kayla Holman with 12 points followed by Natalie Galaviz with 8, Danielle Cook with 6, Jaclyn Pisarski with 4 and Jordan Pitts with 2 points. Leading Springfield in scoring was Keri Kline and Alexis Evans with 8 points a piece followed by Carol Leung with 3, Alexis Cline with 2, Connie Leung with 2 and Emily Taylor with 2 points.
Varsity: Springfield 43, Thomas Johnson 34
Springfield Middle School Varsity defeated Thomas Johnson Middle School Varsity 43 to 34 in Williamsport, MD at Williamsport High School. Leading Springfield in scoring was Chelsey Scott with 18 points, Erin Palmer with 15, Stacey Christy with 8, Caroline Strite with 2 points. Leading TJ in scoring was Tamara Overgera with 13 points, Meghan Walling with 8, Alison Mills with 7, Ciara Whipp with 5 and Courtney Schweigerath with 1 point. Leading rebounders for the game was Springfield's Stacey Christy with 8 and TJs Tamara Ovejera with 8. Both teams had a solid performance at the foul line: Springfield was 11 for 17 while TJ was 8 for 12.
Jayvee: Smithsburg 18, West Frederick 16
Randi Leydig led all scorers with eight points while teammate Phoebe Snyder contributed six for the win. Kendall Cohagan led the Cadets with six points.
Varsity: West Frederick 28, Smithsburg 21
Akilah Forbes led all scorers with eleven points while teammate Courtney Davis had seven. Kinsey Shifflett and Elyse Koterwas each had eight points a piece for the Lady Leopards.
Jayvee: Monocacy 38, Oakdale 17
After a slow start Monocacy was able get its offense going in the second quarter and went on to defeat Oakdale 38-17.Leading the winners were Katie Wareham with 13 points and Katie Broadhurst adding 10 points.Oakdale got four points each from Loren Prescott,Nicole Hylton,and Haley Twillman.
Varsity: Monocacy 36, Oakdale 30 OT
In a thrilling game that had great defense and big clutch shots,Monocacy was able to pull out a 36-30 overtime win over Oakdale.The first three quarters was a defensive battle then in the fourth Monocacy got two big three pointers by Shelley and Jae`shon Swann to give them a slight lead.Then with six seconds left Oakdale went full count and hit a big three point shot by Taylor McGaughey at the buzzer to force overtime.The winners hit seven of ten foul shots and held Oakdale to one poi8nt in Overtime.Monocacy was led by a game high 10 points from Jae`shon Swann,Bailey Griffin with eight points,and Shelly Morse with seven points.Oakdale got eight points from Brittany Lease and seven points each from Erica Buls and Taylor McGaughey.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 28, South Hagerstown 16
T.J.'s Kayla Holman led all scorers with 17 points. Teammates Natalie Galaviz and Jaclyn Pisarski added eight and two points respectively for the Lady Patriots. Alyssa Garland and Michelle Green each scored four points for the Lady Rebels; teammate Leighann Hengemihle added three points for South.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 49, Thomas Johnson 19
South Hagerstown's Tayana Stewart led all scorers with fourteen points. Hayley Freeman added nine and Dejaih Johnson added seven for the Lady Rebels. T.J.'s Allison Mills and Tamara Ovejera each scored seven points. Ciara Whipp (3) rounded out the scoring for the Lady Patriots.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 30, Catoctin 15
After overcoming a slow start, the Lady Warriors used an 8-0 second quarter run to key a 30-15 victory over Catoctin. Boonsboro made the extra pass when they needed it to score points against a very quick, tough Catoctin defense. The Lady Warriors were led by Stephanie Pantos with 10 points. Jenna Placzek added 5, and Natalie Johnson chipped in 4. Jordan Bingaman netted 3, and added 4 rebounds and 4 assists. Natalie Reeder, Rachel Holmes, Addison Smith and Breanna Springer netted 2 apiece to round out the scoring. Catoctin was led by Sophie Eureka with 6. Kylie Raubaugh and Amanda Hackney contributed 3 each.
Varsity: Boonsboro 25, Catoctin 17
In a very physical and well matched game, Boonsboro beat Catoctin. Leading the Lady Warriors to another victory was Kristyn Davis with 8 points and shooting 100% from the line, Andrea Pettyjohn put in 5 points and shot 50% from the line. Shannon O'Brien scored 4 points and led the Warriors in rebounds : 5 defensive and 4 offensive. Erica Smith, Tristan Hartle and Katlyn Sheridan were strong on the boards for Boonsboro. Leading Catoctin with 7 points was Hailey Craig. Hailey Albright chipped in 4. MacKenzie Smith scored 3, Brooke Harig scored 2, Hanna Charney chipped in 1. Catoctin was strong on offensive rebounds, bringing down 18, to go with 12 defensive rebounds.
Jayvee: Walkersville 52, Poolesville 21
Home standing Walkersville used strong second half pressure defense and shooting to defeat Poolesville 52 - 21. The Falcons played exceptional hard and kept the game tight in the first half. Walkersville outscored Poolesville 26 - 3 in the 3rd quarter to break the game open and secure a win. Walkersville had 10 different players record points in the scoring column for a balanced attack. Leading the way was Christine Peifer 12 points / 5 rebounds / 4 steals, Chaslyn Derexson 8 points / 4 rebounds / 9 steals & Lana Long 8 points 5 rebounds. Others scoring for Walkersville were: Sydney Bolyard 6 points, Rachel Medovich, Brit Haddad & Valerie Taylor 4 points each and McKenzie Mathis, Auri Dixon, Maia Harper 2 points. Leading the way for Poolesville was McKenzie Fields with 8 points & Whitney Carmack with 6 points. Others scoring were Oliva McAleer 3 points, Rosie Barry & Kristen Drinnon 2 ponts each.
Varsity: Poolesville 51, Walkersville 44
The hosts Lady Lions jumped out to an early lead on their guests from Poolesville, leading by the score of 28 to 16 at halftime. But the Falcons started to hit jump shots early and often in the 3rd quarter to erase the lead. Key shots down the stretch by Jaime Baker sealed the comeback victory for Poolesville. Long range shooting was highlighted in this game as both teams combined for 10 - 3 pointers. Leading scorers for the Falcons included: Allie Green with 6 points, Jaime Baker with 8 points, Kelsey Carnahan with 10 points, Kelly Hughes with 11 points, and Jocelyn Bodmer with 12 points. Scoring leaders for Walkersville included: Taylor Little with 6 points, Haley Bauer and Tyra Hughes with 9 points each, and game high honors go to Danni Medovich with 13 points.
Jayvee: Brunswick 26, Smithsburg 14
The Brunswick JV Lady Railroaders defeated the Smithsburg Lady Leopards 26 - 14 on Saturday, January 17, 2009 at Brunswick High School.
This was a defensive struggle. Points were hard to come by for both teams in the first half. Brunswick took a slim 2 point
lead at the half. Brunswick made some adjustments on the defensive end to start the 2nd half. Those adjustments paid off,
disrupting Smithsburg's offensive attack. Brunswick's strong start in the 4th quarter put the game out of reach.
Scoring Output ----
Smithsburg: Randi Leydig - 10 points, Maggie Mosley & Madison Bachtell each scored 2 points
Brunswick: Katy Miller - 9 points, Carly Cooper - 4 points, Carly Cooper - 3 points, Erin Cornett - Erin Fisher - Gaelin
Hirabayashi & Lindsey Johnson each scored 2 points, Peyton Allison & Katelyn Allen each scored 1 point in the game.
Varsity: Brunswick 43, Smithsburg 31
Brunswick Varsity defeated Smithsburg 43-31 Saturday evening at Brunswick High School.
Leading the way offensively for Smithsburg was Kinsey Shifflett with 11 points. Also scoring for Smithsburg was Elyse
Ketterwas- 7, Cara Ferguson- 5, Desiree Sowers- 4 and Emily Seward and Sam Gladhill with 2 points each.
Brunswick had nine different players score.
Alyssa Smith- Henry- 10, Natasja Hirabayashi- 9, Morgan Laing- 6, Victoria Lohman, Dara Demich and Ashley Smith with 4 each,
Dana Ohmdahl- 3, Jenny Lewis- 2 Kayla Johnson- 1.
Jayvee: Crestwood 23, Windsor Knolls 16
Crestwood JV defeated Windsor Knolls 23-16. Both teams came out playing hard but Crestwood was able to take a halftime lead of 16-5. Windsor Knolls came out aggressively after the half and outscored Crestwood 6-3 in the 3rd quarter. Crestwood was able to hold on in the 4th quarter for the win. Scoring for Windsor Knolls - Marie Probeyhan 7 pts, Alyssa McCaskill 4 pts, Racheal McDonald and Katherine Davis both had 2 pts, and Jamie Mader had 1 pt. Crestwood - Taylor Johnson and Lyric Forney each had 6 pts. Alexandra Fossett 5 points, Tori Jones 4 points, and Sofia Villacij one point.
Varsity: Windsor Knoll 44, Crestwood 35
Crestwood took a early lead but Windsor Knoll took 21 to 13 lead at half. Crestwood cut the lead to one in third but ran out of gas. Windsor Knoll took over in fourth quarter for the win. Shania Johnson lead all scorer with 23 points with 23 Rashea Dorsey added 6 for Crestwood. S. Aberneth lead Windsor Knolls with 13 points and J. Burke added 11 and D. Allstock added 9 points Windsor Knolls win the game 44 to Crestwood 35.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 31, Brunswick 29
South Hagerstown's Nancy King led all scorers with nine points. Teammates Chrissy Gatian, Sarah Duckworth, and Michelle Green each added six points to pace the Lady Rebels. Brunswick's Carly Cooper scored eight points. Teammates Payton Allison, Katy Miller, and Claudia Jenkins each added four points for the Lady Railroaders.
Varsity: Brunswick 40, South Hagerstown 31
Brunswick's Dara Demich led all scorers with seventeen points. Alyssa Smith-Henry scored thirteen; and teammates Ashley Smith and Natasja Hirabayashi each added four points for the Lady Railroaders. South Hagerstown's Hayley Freeman scored ten points. Teammates Katrice Dickson and Dejaih Johnson added nine and five points respectively for the Lady Rebels.
Jayvee: Urbana 2, Linganore 0
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Varsity: Urbana 37, Linganore 11
Urbana came out strong and never looked back they where lead by #25 Bailey Bresee with 11pts and #50 Dani Tunnel with 9 pts.
Jayvee: Oakdale at Windsor Knolls
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Varsity: Windsor Knolls 19, Oakdale 17
This was a physical battle from the start. WKMS came out still reeling from their close loss to Urbana and played a very physical, tough man-to-man defense that Oakdale struggled against. Both sides played with a great deal of passion, but WKMS came out on top. Oakdale got outstanding leadership from Taylor McGaughey and were led in scoring by Brittany Lease with 5 points. WKMS got outstanding play from their two big girls, Jessie Burke 7 points, and Samie Abernathy 3 points. The defense from their guard, Claudia Lohr and Kelly Monahan kept Oakdale's guards in-check the entire game.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 29, West Frederick 25
In a very well played and close game North was able to out score W.Frederick 13 to five in the fourth quarter to come away with the win. W. Frederick's Kendall Cohagan was the leading scorer with nine points. Cierra Hensley and Kiyana Chaney each scored four points and Emily Samick had two. Zoe Schreiber lead the Lady Hubs with seven points, Crystal McLeod had six, Samiyah Williams, Logan Braun and Maddie Dunn had four points and Alex Chin had two.
Varsity: West Frederick 32, North Hagerstown 28
North and W. Frederick played a very nice game. Frederick had a six point lead at the half,but turned it on in second half. Frederick was lead by Courtney Davis's 12 points. Aeklah Forbes had nine points with Keri Betson, Jen Nguyen and Candace Berner had four points each.Tana Thompson had 3 points , Cassu Motox had two points and Pareanna Ponder-Davis had one point. North was lead by Sidney Breidenstein seven points (with a three-pointer), Boo Wissinger had four points and Alyssa Smith had one point.
Jayvee: Middletown 29, Ballenger Creek 25
In a rematch of a double overtime game in December Ballenger Creek came into Middletown and was defeated 29-25 by the Knights. Middletown led through most of the game but the game was tight the entire game. The lead was never more than Five points for either team. Middletown was able to maintain their Three point halftime lead and finish off the game in the Second Half. Ballenger Creek was led by Sadie Shrewsbury with Nine Points and Jamie Weiser added Six Points. Middletown was led by Paige Bussard with 10 points and Hannah Powell added Seven Points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 32, Middletown 28
Middletown attempted to topple undefeated Ballenger Creek. Middletown Lead thru the first half with great defense and patience on the offense. The third quarter went to Ballenger Creek, Amanda Fioravanti was too much on the boards and she also led all scorers with 24 points. Middletown did not give up they were able to tie the game back up with 2 minutes remaining, Brittany George led Middletown with 13 points and 9 rebound. But foul shooting hurt Middletown in the end shooting only 42% versus Ballenger Creek who was 72%. Caitlin McLister added 7 points and 4 rebound for Middletown. It was a well played game and all the girls played hard to the very end.
Jayvee: Brunswick 28, St. John's 14
The Brunswick JV Lady Railroaders defeated St. John's 28 - 14 on Sunday, January 11, 2009 at Brunswick School. Both teams
played hard, disrupting the others offensive attack. The third quarter was the turning point in the game. Brunswick
outscored St. John's 13 - 2 in the third quarter.
Scoring
St. John's: Angela Graham & Annie Breen - 3 points each, with Emily Mack, Courtney Melon, Chrisanthi Lundstedt, & Casey
Hickman each scoring 2 points each in the game.
Brunswick: Claudia Jenkins - 10 points, Erin Fisher & Gaelin Hirabayashi - 6 points each, Peyton Allison, Carly Cooper, &
Lindsey Johnson each scoring 2 points each in the game.
Varsity: Brunswick 42, St. John's 17
Brunswick Varsity Lady Roaders defeated St. Johns 42-17 Sunday night at Brunswick High School.
Christine Hagan led St. Johns with 10 points and numerous rebounds and blocked shots followed by Deja Chester with five points
and Kelsey Bealmear had two.
Leading the Lady Roaders were Dara Demich with 15 points followed by Alyssa Smith- Henry with 10 and Natasja Hirabayashi with
eight.
Jayvee: Crestwood 24, Poolesville 19
Crestwood's JV Girls came back in the second half to beat Poolesville's JV Girls by a final score of 24-19. The Lady Cavs scored the first seven points in the second half to gain an advantage they would never relinquish. Crestwood's Lyric Forney led all scorers with 13 points. Taylor Johnson hit for eight points for the winners. Poolesville's effort was paced by Whitney Carmack (eight points) and Sarah Kenneweg (five points).
Varsity: Poolesville 53, Crestwood 38
Poolesville's Varsity Girls returned the favor by beating the Varsity Lady Cavaliers by a final score of 53-38. Kelly Hughes led the Falcons with 20 points and in a balanced scoring effort, the other four Falcon starters contributed a total of 33 points. Crestwood's Shania Johnson (7th grade) kept her team in the game with 21 points and six steals.
Jayvee: Springfield 28, Mt. Airy 8
Springfield Middle School JV defeated Mt. Airy Middle School 28 to 8. Leading Springfield Middle School in scoring was Kerri Kline with 9 points, followed by Alexis Evans with 4, Carol Leung with 3, Alexis Kline with 2, Mary Beth Raidt with 2, Brookly Welch with 2, Connie Leung with 2, Emily Taylor with 2, and April Robinson with 2 points. Leading Mt. Airy Middle School was Keriann McTavish with 3 points, , Broke Hobson with 2 points, Jordan Duley with 2 points, and Kylie Graham with 1 point.
Varsity: Springfield 39, Mt. Airy 31
Springfield Middle School Varsity defeated Mt. Airy Middle School 39 - 31. Leading Springfield in scoring was Erin Palmer and Chelsey Scott with 10 points each, followed by Caroline Strite with 8, Stacey Christy with 6, Haley Wolff with 3, and Courtney Malott with 2 points. Leading Mt. Airy Middle School was Makeba Noitang with 14 points, Emily Habignorst with 10, Jordan Fry with 4, and Kalyn Duley with 3 points. Makeba Noitang led all rebounders with 10.
Jayvee: Urbana at Windsor Knolls
No Game Report
Varsity: Urbana 29, Windsor Knolls 28
Both teams fought hard in this back and forth battle, but Urbana prevailed in the final minutes. In what can be called one of the dumbest moves of the year, the WKMS coach received a technical foul with one minute left which put Urbana on the line and eventually this was the difference. Urbana was led by great shooting from Andi Prugh with 10 points and outstanding hustle from Dani Tunnell with 7 points. WKMS got outstanding ball handling and team leadership from Claudia Lohr and Kelly Monahan and was led in scoring by Ashley Ailstock with 8 points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 32, West Frederick 14
The JV Lady Lions defeated the JV Lady Cadets by executing their full court press. Kendall Cohagan led the Lady Cadets with 6 points, followed by Kiyana Chaney with 4 points. Chaslyn Derexson led the Lady Lions with 7 points, followed by Valerie Taylor, Christine Peifer and Lana Long with 4 pointd each.
Varsity: Walkersville 39, West Frederick 31
The Lady Lions varsity defeated the Lady Cadets by playing a fast paced game. They took the lead in the 1st period and never looked back. The Lady Cadets made a hard run in the 4th period, but time expired. Akilah Forbes led all players with 18 points, followed by Courtney Davis with 6 points. Haley Bauer led the Lady Lions with 13 points, followed by Danielle Medovich with 6 points.
Jayvee: Smithsburg 20, Boonsboro 16
In a tough defensive contest, Smithsburg defeated the Lady Warriors 20-16. Rachel Holmes led Boonsboro with 6. Natalie Reeder, Natalie Johnson, Stephanie Pantos Jordan Bingaman and Addison Smith added 2 each. For Smithsburg, Randi Leydig led with 12, Kayla Huntzberry added 4, and Liza Dennis and Kristen Peake added 2 each.
Varsity: Boonsboro 39, Smithsburg 26
The Boonsboro Lady Warriors battled the Smithsburg Lady Leopards and defeated them. In a strong battle, Sam Smith netted 13
points to led the Warriors. Shannon O'brien pulled down 5 rebounds and added 7 points. Andrea Pettyjohn and Kristyn Davis
each added 6 points and 3 rebounds each. Davis, Pettyjohn, and Katlyn Sheridan each had 3 assists to help lead the Warriors
to a victory.
Leading the Leopards with 8 points was Kinsey Shifflett. Elyese Koterwas contributed 6 points and shot a solid 80% from the
line. Katie Mosley netted 6 points and Sam Gladhill contributed 4 points. Smithsburg had 12 defensive rebounds.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 28, Springfield 20
This was a very aggressively contested game. The two teams totaled 36 fouls with a combined 3 players fouling out of the game and 39 free throws attempted. TJ took a precarious 12-7 lead into the half-time. Springfield was able to put up another 13 second half points but was only 3-12 from the foul line. TJ's Natalie Galaviz was dominant under the boards and scored 10 of her game high 16 pts in the second half to lead the Patriots to a 28-20 victory. Springfield's Kerri Kline had 8 pts, Carol Leung & Alexis Evans 4 pts each with Connie Leung having 2 pts and Brooklyn Welch & Emily Taylor 1 pt each. TJ's other scoring was Jaclyn Pisarski 5 pts, Danielle (Cookie) Cook with 4pts, Kylie Linthicum with 2 pts and Kayla Holman 1 pt. The two teams will face off again next Sunday.
Varsity: Springfield 37, Thomas Johnson 29
Springfield was led in scoring by Erin Palmer with 14 points and Chelsey Scott with 11 points and the strong defense of Stacey Christy with 10 blocks and 6pts. TJ was led in scoring by Tamara Ovejera with 12 points and Alison Mills with 5 points and Ciara Whipp with 4 points.
Jayvee: Catoctin 23, Linganore 12
Catoctin Jayvee defeated Linganore at home, 23 to 12, to remain undefeated in divisional play. Both teams started off slow
with the score after the 1st quarter at only 2 to 1, with Linganore leading. Catoctin then upped the tempo with aggresive
defense, leading to transitional scoring on offense and the Cougars managed to pull ahead to a nine point lead by halftime.
The Cougars extended the lead in the second half and secured the victory. Amanda Hackney for Catoctin had a double-double
with 12 points and 10 rebounds. She also had four steals. Kylie Raubaugh added another four points for the Cougars and Tyra
Watkins pulled down five rebounds. The Lady Lancers were led by Radeau and Tregoning with six and three points, respectively.
Next up for Catoctin--Boonsboro, which is also undefeated in the division.
[Note: The website does not have the Linganore Jayvee Roster and so I could not add their first names above.]
Varsity: Catoctin 36, Linganore 17
Catoctin jumped out to a 12-4 lead at the end of the first quarter and from their built their lead and won 36 to 17 over Linganore. #21 Stephanie Andrew led Catoctin with 11 points followed by #32 Hailey Craig with eight points. #3 Hailey Albright and #15 Mackenzie Smith each had five points for Catoctin. Also for Catoctin #12 Brooke Harig with three points, #11 Karina Norwood with two points, and #24 Ashley Carter with two points. Linganore only had seven players so substitutions were limited. Linganores #3 Clare Pucino led the team with seven points. #5 Holly Gambrell contributed with six points for Linganore. Linganores #2 Kayla Novesal and #11 Carolina Torres each had two points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 51, Monocacy 21
Walkerville's pressure defense helped to build a 17 point half time lead and they went on to defeat Monocacy 51 - 21. Walkersville had 10 different players in the scoring column for a balanced attack. Leading the was Sydney Bolyard 11 points / 7 rebounds, Chaslyn Derexson 9 points / 7 steals & Valerie Taylor 8 points 4 rebounds / 2 blocks. Also scoring for Walkersville were: Brit Haddad 6 pts, Christine Peifer, Sarah Coleman & Lana Long 4 points, McKenzie Mathis & Maia Harper 2 points and Madison Borson 1 pt. Leading Monocacy and playing an all around game was Troniqua Black with 10 points and 12 rebounds. Others scoring for Monocacy were Katie Wareham & Emily Garguilo 4 points, Katie Broadhurst 2 pts and Natalie Sanino 1 pt.
Varsity: Walkersville 48, Monocacy 44
An intense contest throughout with the Lady Lions pulling ahead in the last 2 minutes to earn a hard fought victory. Walkersville led at the halftime break by 3, Monocacy came back to tie the game at the end of 3rd quarter. The home team outscored Monocacy 14 to 10 in the 4th quarter to earn the win. Monocacy used balanced scoring with 10 of the 11 players chipping in - top scorers included Halle Clark and Rebecca Rentschler with 6 points each and Bailey Griffin with 8 points. Leading scorers for Walkersville were Emily Musselman with 6 points, Haley Bauer with 8 points, Danni Medovich with 12 points, and Tyra Hughes with 19 points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 39, South Hagerstown 19
Jenna Placzek led all scorers with nine points for the Lady Warriors. Rachel Holmes added eight points, and teammates Jordan Bingaman and Brianna Springer had six points each for Boonsboro. Michelle Green led the Lady Rebels with seven points; teammates Alyssa Garland and Nancy King added four points each for South.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 32, Boonsboro 24
Tayana Stewart lead all scorers with twelve points for the Lady Rebels. Darian Kamara scored seven points, and Madeleine Niang added five for South. Kristyn Davis lead the Lady Warriors with eleven points. Shannon O'Brien scored five points, and Katlyn Sheridan added four for Boonsboro.
Jayvee: Middletown 27, Poolesville 22
Poolesville came into Middletown and jumped out to an earlier 5-0 led in the First Quarter. Middletown was able to shake off the slow start and take a 13-10 Halftime lead. Middletown and Poolesville played close the rest of the game and Middletown was able to win the game 27-22 Highlights for Middletown included two last second baskets; one at the end of the Second Quarter by Maddy Montgomery and they other at the end of the Third Quarter by Paige Bussard. Middletown was led by Paige Bussard with 10 points and Karyle Pick with Five Points. Poolesville was led by Whitney Carmack with 11 points and Sarah Kenneweg with Six points.
Varsity: Middletown 40, Poolesville 26
Middletown and Poolesville played a good game. The first quarter went to Poolesville due to their outside shooting, being led by Kelly Hughes who led all scorers with 13 points. After the first quarter Middletown did not lose another quarter using their strong half court defense to slow down the Poolesville shooters. Middletown was led by Brittany George with 20 rebounds and 11 points. Connar Kelley and Jessica Racz both chipped in 7 points.
Jayvee: Ballenger 24, Windsor Knolls 21
Despite the low score of both teams in the first quarter, both teams played hustle defense. Sadie Shrewsbury hit a clutch 3 pointer at the end of the quarter to put Ballenger ahead 5 to 2. Ballenger started the 2nd quarter with Jaime Weiser sinking a 3 pointer. The Bulldogs played great team defense spearheaded by Ashley Deleonibus. Ballenger went into half time with a 12 to 4 lead. The third quarter was split with both teams scoring six points. Racheal McDonald for Windsor Knolls hit two clutch free throws and Tajaia Tilman of Ballenger Creek had two offensive rebounds with 2 putbacks. Kaylyn Evans started the fourth quarter with a driving lay-up. Tajaia Tilman scored a five foot jumper on a great assist from Jaime Weiser to take a 10 point lead. The Hawks clawed their way back chipping away at Ballenger's lead coming within 3 points off a steal and lay-up by Madison Hoover. Ballenger Creek was able to maintain their lead by burning out the clock.This was a well played game by all. The leading scorers for Ballenger were Tajaia Tillman with 10 points, Ashley Deleonibus and Kaylynn Evans with 4 points. Windsor Knolls Madison Hoover with 8 points and Rachael McDonald with 3 points.
Varsity: Ballenger 35, Windsor Knolls 19
Windsor Knolls came out with one mission to take down BCMS post player Amanda Fioravanti. Unfortunately, even being double and triple teamed, Amanda proved to be a true bulldog. She had many blocks and rebounds to assist BCMS. Windsor Knolls did not account for BCMS’s outside shooter Virginia Roby who dominated the three point line. BCMS point guard Emily Marshall did a great job and had many assists. At half time the score was 24-12. BCMS coach did an unexpected substitution and sat out several of BCMS starters for almost the entire second half. The second half of the game was led by Krystal Clark, Aaron Parry and Kenya McRoy. Each of these players had amazing steals, rebounds and defensive play. The entire bench added to the BCMS win. Windsor Knolls had great defensive play by Samantha Abernathy and great moves by point guard Claudia Lohr. Windsor Knolls entire team played much more aggressively this second match up with BCMS. Leading scorers for Windsor Knolls, Claudia Lohr with 7 points, Samantha Abernathy with 6 points, and Ashley Ailstock with 4 points. Ballenger was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 14 points, Virginia Roby with 12 points and Krystal Clarke with 3 points.
Jayvee: Catoctin 27, Brunswick 26
Catoctin Jayvee rebounded from its Saturday night loss with a thrilling home win on Sunday afternoon against Brunswick, 27 to 26. Brunswick pulled out to an early lead and led through the first three quarters, although Catoctin kept within striking distance, trailing at the half by only one. With about two minutes left in the game the Cougars finally tied the game and then took the lead, extending it to five points with a little over a minute left. Brunswick then made two clutch baskets in the last minute but couldn't regain the lead and Catoctin held on for the win. Courtney Clemons and Kylie Raubaugh led the Cougars with seven points each. Amanda Hackney and Sophie Eureka added four points each for Catoctin. Brunswick's Gaelin Hirabayashi led all scorers with eight points. Peyton Allison had six points and Claudia Jenkins and Erin Fisher added four points each for the Railroaders.
Varsity: Brunswick 34, Catoctin 30
In a close game Brunswick holds off a late surge from Catoctin to stay undefeated. Brunswicks #21 Dara Demich led all scorers with 15 points. #45 Alyssa Smith-Henry had a good game inside and finished with seven points for Brunswick. Brunswick’s #12 Natasja Hirabayashi contributed with six points. #21 Stephanie Andrew led Catoctin with 13 points. #15 Mackenzie Smith had a good game underneath with 16 rebounds and nine points. #3 Hailey Albright finished with four points and played tough defense for Catoctin. # 12 Brooke Harig for Catoctin grabbed nine rebounds and made four points.
Jayvee: Smithsburg 17, North Hagerstown 12
Samiyah Williams led all scorers with eight points but it wasn't enough for the Lady Hubs to pull out a win. Teammate Maddie Dunn contributed four points. Kayla Huntzberry and Randi Leydig each scored six points to lead the Lady Leopards in the win.
Varsity: Smithsburg 34, North Hagerstown 1
Smithsburg was led by Kinsey Shifflett's seven points. Elyse Koterwas and Lexi Ernst contributed six points each. Boo Wissinger had the only point for North.
Jayvee: Springfield 28, South Hagerstown 23
Springfield Middle School JV defeated E. Russell Hicks Middle School (South Hagerstown) JV 28 to 23 at Williamsport High School. Leading Springield Middle School JV was Karli Grimes with 9 points, Emily Taylor with 6, Kerri Kline with 6, Carol Leung with 3, Alexis Evans with 2 and April Robinson with 2 points. Leading E. Russell Hicks JV was Michelle Green with 17 points, Sarah Duckworth with 4 and Zoe Grossett with 2 points.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 39, Springfield 28
E. Russell Hicks Middle School (South Hagerstown) defeated Springfield Middle School 39 to 28 in Williamsport, MD at Williamsport High School. Leading E. Russell Hicks in scoring was Hayley Freeman with 19 points, followed by DeJaih Johnson with 8, Madeleine Niang with 8, and Tayana Stewart with 4 points. Leading Springfield was Caroline Strite with 9 points, Erin Palmer with 6, Stacey Christy with 6, Chelsey Scott with 3, Courtney Malott with 2 and Kaylee Yumlu with 2 points. Leading rebounders were Hayley Freeman with 10 for E. Russell Hicks and Springfield's Stacey Christy with 17.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 37, North Hagerstown 23
Boonsboro out scored the Lady Hubs nine to zero in the first quarter and were able to withstand a late third quarter comeback to win 37 to 23. Jena Laczek was the leading scorer for Boonsboro with 12 points. Steph Pantos and Jordan Bingaman each scored eight with Natalie Johnson and Rachel Holmes scored seven and two points. North got eight points from Zoe Schreiber, six points from Shelly Trumpower, four points from Logan Braun, three from Crystal McLead and one point from Samiyah Williams and Emily Fitzgerald.
Varsity: Boonsboro 25, North Hagerstown 4
Boonsboro build a 12 point lead in the first half and never looked back for a 25 to four win over the Lady Hubs. Boonsboro's leading scorer was Andrea Pettyjohn with 12 points. Shannon O'Brien recored five points with Kristy Davis scoring four points. Abby Duncan and Tristan Hartle each scored two points. North got two points from Sidney Breidenstein and Kristie Coombs.
Jayvee: St. John's 25, Thomas Johnson 16
The first quarter ended, knotted, at 8 apiece. St. Johns took control in the 2nd quarter out scoring TJ 11-4 and taking a 19-12 half-time lead. Both teams had difficulty finding the bottom of the basket in the 2nd half with the two teams combining for only 10 points. Annie Breen & Casey Hickman led all scorers with 8 pts each. Chrisanthi Lundstedt added 4 pts while Mia Mochi & Angela Graham each had 2 pts and Madeline Cederdahl had 1 pt for St. Johns. Thomas Johnson’s Natalie Galaviz had 5pts, Danielle (Cookie) Cook 4 pts, Jordan Pitts, Maryah Wright, Kylie Linthicum each had 2 pts and Kayla Holman rounded out TJ’s scoring with one pt.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 50, St. John’s 33
TJ girls was led by Melanie Flatter with 16 points,Tamara Ovejera with 12 points Alison Mills 9 points, Rachel Walling 8 points. St. John's was led by Cristine Hagan with 11 points, and Beth Ann Pierce with 8 points.
Jayvee: Poolesville 51, Ballenger Creek 38
This was an exciting game for all. Ballenger Creek began the first quarter with a 6-2 lead but Poolesville worked hard and ended the first quarter up by 2 points. In the 2nd Quarter, the Bulldogs shots were on target and they went on a 19 to 12 run. Both teams battled it out in the 3rd quarter with Ballenger leading 35 to 33 going into the 4th quarter. Whitney Carmack of Poolesville was unstoppable with her excellent penetration to the basket. The Bulldogs were contained to only three points in the final quarter. The Falcons were led by Whitney Carmack with 28 points and the Bulldogs were led by Kaylynn Evans with 10 points and Jaime Weiser with 9 points. Ashley Deleonibus of Ballenger Creek had eight rebounds.
Varsity: Ballenger 52, Poolesville 35
In an anticipated match up for both undefeated teams,Ballenger pulled ahead 14 to 9 after the first period. At half time the score was 26 to 14, with Ballenger in the lead. Both teams played very aggressively, but the Poolesville team had some difficulty with post player Amanda Fioravanti. Amanda had 18 rebounds for BCMS and several blocks. Poolesville had an outstanding playing performance by Kelly Hughes, #23. Her precise shooting of 3- three pointers and many other shots, made her a fear for Ballenger as a strong outside shooter. But, Ballenger had their own 3 point power house, Virginia Roby scored 3- three pointers for BCMS. Ballenger also cranked up the speed with phenomenal guard players, Emily Marshall, Krystal Clark and Aaron Parry each having many steals, excellent defense and rebounding. Poolesville players played hard until the very end. Leading scorers for Poolesville were Kelly Hughes with 20 points and Jocelyn Bodmer with 7. Ballenger Creek was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 27 points and Virginia Roby with 15.
Jayvee: Crestwood 21, Catoctin 17
Crestwood Jayvee secured a road victory with a win at Catoctin, 21 to 17. Crestwood was able to pull out of the gate early in the first half with its perimeter shooting and went into the half leading by 12 to 2. Crestwood maintained its lead through the 3rd quarter and pulled ahead by as many as 12 points at the beginning of the 4th quarter. With about four minutes left in the game, Catoctin mounted a furious comeback on the leadership of forward Amanda Hackney and her low-post scoring. Catoctin cut the lead to two with less than a minute to play and had several opportunities to tie but fell a little short, as Crestwood held on for the win. Amanda Hackney led all scorers with 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Whitney Wenmoth also scored for the Cougars and Ally Delauter grabbed six rebounds for Catoctin. Lyric Forney led Crestwood with ten points and Alexandra Fossett scored nine for the Lady Cavaliers.
Varsity: Crestwood 34, Catoctin 30
Crestwood Varsity rallies to beat Catoctin 34-30. Catoctin started out strong takig a 12-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Crestwood hung tough and outscored Catoctin 16-7 in the fourth quarter to get the win. Crestwoods #50 India Dotson led all scorers with 14 points and scored nine of the points in the fourth quarter to help Crestwood beat Catoctin. For Crestwood, #31 Kieara Meeks had six points, #32 Rashea Dorsey had four points, and # 11 Shania Johnson handled the ball well and finished with five points. Catoctin was in foul trouble the whole game and had two players foul out of the game early in the fourth quarter. #21 Stephanie Andrew led Catoctin with nine points followed by # 15 Mackenzie Smith and #32 Hailey Craig with six points each. #3 Hailey Albright had a good game distributig the ball and finished with five points. #12 Brooke Harig and #11 Karina Norwood each had two points for Catoctin.
Jayvee: Walkersville 55, Urbana 25
Walkersville used a strong second half and pressure defense to defeat Urbana 55 - 25. The Hawks played exceptionally hard and kept the game tight at the half. Walkersville outscored the Lady Hawks 20 - 6 in the 3rd quarter to break the game open and secure a win. Walkersville had 10 players record points in the scoring column. Leading the way was Chaslyn Derexson 10 points, 5 steals, 6 rebounds, Lana Long 10 points / 3 rebounds,and Brit Haddad 9 points / 8 steals. Also scoring for Walkersville were: Sydney Bolyard - 8 pts, Christine Peifer, Samantha Hudak & McKenzie Mathis - 4 pts, Valerie Taylor, Sarah Coleman & Madison Borison - 2pts. Leading Urbana was Sabrina Ziegler & Christy LaBella - 6 points each. Also scoring for the Lady Hawks were; Katelyn Johnson & Shannon Cooley - 4 pts, Annie Marsh - 3 pts and Jasmine Hamilton - 2 pts.
Varsity: Urbana 49, Walkersville 37
A strong second half by the Lady Hawks of Urbana earned them a 49 to 37 victory over the home standing Lady Lions. Urbana outscored Walkersville 29 to 14 to pull away and secure the win. Leading the way for Walkersville was Emily Musselman with 8 points and 8 rebounds, Danni Medovich with 9 points, and Tyra Hughes with 16 points and 4 steals. The scoring leaders for Urbana included: Dani Tunnel with 21 points, Bailey Bresee 15 points, Samm Prugh - 7 pts and Olivia Spahr with 6 pts.
Jayvee: Ballenger Creek 43, Oakdale 16
Ballenger Creek came out hitting four 3-point shots in the first quarter and established an early 15 point lead. Oakdale pressed much of the second half but couldn't stay with Ballenger. Ballenger's Sadie Shrewsbury and Kaylyn Evans each hit two 3-pointers finishing with 14 and 6 points respectively. Oakdale was paced by Loren Prescott with 5 points and Nicole Hylton with 4 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 45, Oakdale 35
Led by a stellar performance by Amanda Fioravanti (23 pts), Ballenger Creek cruised to victory in a game that wasn’t as close as the final score. With contributions from Aaron Parry (8 pts) and Virginia Roby (5 pts), Ballenger Creek raced to a 23 point lead by the end of the 3rd quarter. Led by Taylor McGaughey (9 pts), Erica Buls (8 pts), and Erika Hollender (6 pts), Oakdale never quit, outscoring their opponents 16-3 in the 4th quarter.
Jayvee: Mt. Airy at St. John’s
No Game Report
Varsity: Mt Airy 35, St John's 29
Mt. Airy beat St John's in a tightly contested battle. Mt Airy's Habigorst (#33) lead all scorers with 14 points, followed by
Jordan Frye (#32) with 12pts, Makeba Ndifany (#55) with 6pts, and Kalyn Duley (#34) with 3pts.
Beth Ann Pierce (#23) was again St John's leading scorer with 14 points. Deja Chester (#40) added 6 points, followed by
Christine Hagan (#55) with 5pts, and Marissa Maduschke (#25) and Kierstin Rosensteel (#51) with 2pts each.
Jayvee: TJ 42, North 26
TJ inside game and tough defense lead to a 42 to 26 victory. TJ was lead by Natalie Gelaviz and Danielle Cook's 11 points. Kayla Holman had eight and Maria Rivera and Jordan Pitts each scored four points, while Jaclyn Pisarski had two points. North was lead by Crystal McLead's 12 points. Samiyah Williams had eight points, Zoe Schreiberhad four points and Maddie Dunn had two points.
Varsity: TJ 43, North 15
TJ was lead by T. Orejera 12 points and M. Flatter's 11 points. R. Walling and A. Mills each scored five points, with M. Walling scoring four and E. Reimintz , C. Whipp and C. Schweigerath each scoring two points. North was lead by Boo Wissinger's six points , Alyssa Smith four points, Amber Fisher three points and Siena Lund and Breanna Sanford each scored one point.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 39, Brunswick 24
Boonsboro defeated Brunswick 39 - 24 on Sunday, December 21, 2008 at Brunswick High School. Boonsboro started strong, using their size advantage and pressure defense to take a 13 point lead at the half. The second half was more competitive, but Brunswick was unable to overcome the first half deficit.
Scoring Output
Brunswick: Peyton Allison 9 points, Claudia Jenkins - 6 points, Carly Cooper - 4 points, Katy Miller & Erin Cornett 2 points
each, with Katelyn Allen scoring 1 point in the game
Boonsboro: - Jordan Bingaman - 8 points, Rachel Holmes & Stephanie Pantos - 7 points each, Jenna Placzek - 5 points, Natalie
Reeder & Natalie Johnson - 4 points each, Breanna Springer - 2 points, with Courtney Ridenour & Addison Smith each scoring 1 point in the game.
Varsity: Brunswick 39, Boonsboro 28
Brunswick Varsity Girls defeated Boonsboro 39-28 at Brunswick High School Sunday, December 21.
This was a good game played by both teams. Brunswick took advantage of the slow start by Boonsboro on their way to the win.
Boonsboro had seven different players score led by Kaitlyn Sheridan and Shannon O'Brien with six each.
Also scoring was Natalie Young-5, Tristan Hartle-4, Kristyn Davis-3, and Samantha Smith and Andrea Petty John with two each.
Brunswick had six different girls score in the contest led by Alyssa Smith- Henry with 13 and Natasja Hirabayashi with 10.
Jayvee: Walkersville 40 Middletown 12
The Lady Lions came into Middletown and forced the Knights into 20+ turnovers, and took an 24-3 halftime lead. Middletown showed a little more fight in the 2nd half but had dug themselves into to deep of a whole. Walkersville went on to win 40-12, they were led by Brit Hadded qith 10 points, and Christine Peifer with 8 points. Middletown was led by Allison Adams with 6 points.
Varsity: Walkersville 33, Middletown 31
Walkersville came ready to play against Middletown, the lions jumped out to a 13-5 lead and were able to hold on for the win. Middletown worked hard to come back but poor foul shooting hindered the effort. Walkersville was lead by Danielle Medovich #1 with 14 points to lead all scores, Haley Bauer #21 chipped in 6 points, and Tyra Hughes #3 added 5 points. Middletown was lead by Brittany George with 9 points, while Tisa Mullins pulled down 8 rebounds.
Jayvee: Smithsburg 22, Linganore 16
McKenzie McCall (Linganore) hit a three pointer with three seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime. Smithsburg took advantage of the overtime period to win the game. Madison Bachtell scored six points while teammate Kayla Huntzberry added five. Devan Pohl tallied six points for Linganore while McCall scored five.
Varsity: Smithsburg 24, Linganore 22
Brooke Parks made a clutch free throw to put the Leopards up by two points late in the game. Elyse Koterwas scored nine points to lead the Leopards, Kinsey Shifflett added six points. C. Pucrno scored nine points for Linganore.
Jayvee: Monocacy 35, Windsor Knolls 28
After an intense first half the score at the half was 25-18 Monocacy.As the second half began,the winners dominated with its full court defense and held off Windsor Knolls 35-28.Leading Monocacy was Troniqua Black with a game high 16 points.Windsor Knolls got 11 points from Madison Hoover with Racheal McDonald and Kendal Hether each getting five points.
Varsity: Windsor Knolls at Monocacy
Game was suspended because of a power failure at TJ High. Only 42 seconds was played.
Jayvee: Crestwood 25, Springfield 22
Crestwood Middle School JV defeated Springfield Middle School 25 to 22 in Williamsport, MD. Leading Crestwood in scoring was Alexandra Fossett with 9 points, Lyric Forney with 7, Taylor Johnson 4, Tori Jones with 2 and Sofia Zillacij with 2 points. Leading Springfield in scoring was Kerri Kline with 10 points followed by Emily Taylor with 4, April Robinson with 3, Alexis Evans with 3, and Connie Leung with 2 points.
Varsity: Crestwood 42, Springfield 25
Crestwood Middle School Varsity defeated Springfield Middle School 42 to 25 in Williamsport, MD. Leading Crestwood in scoring was India Dotson with 18, Shania Johnson with 15, Diashea Dorsey with 4, Kieard Meeks with 3 and Caitlin Cavin with 2 poins. Leading Springfield was Stacey Christey with 7 points, Chelsea Scott with 6, Erin Palmer with 4, Courtney Mellott with 4, Haley Wolff with 2, and Caroline Strite with 2 points. Leading rebounder was India Dotson with 15 for Crestwood followed by Springfield's Stacey Christey with 9.
Jayvee: Urbana 23, Oakdale 20
Oakdale stepped out to an early lead taking a one point lead into halftime. Urbana fought back in the 2nd half to lead by one after three quarters in a nip-and-tuck affair. A desperation three point attempt by Oakdale with 5 seconds left fell short. Urbana was led by Christy Labella with 10 points and Brooke Gray with 5 points. Oakdale was paced by Tyla Massey with 7 points and Nicole Hylton with 6 points.
Varsity: Oakdale 42, Urbana 41 OT
Overtime was needed to decide a battle between familiar foes from last years championship game, Oakdale started fast, with Erica Buls (9 pts) and Taylor McGaughey (13 pts) combining for 15 points to help build a 22-13 lead by the end of a very physical first half. But with Bailey Bresee (8pts) scoring and Olivia Spahr (6 pts) directing her team from the point, Urbana came back to tie the game at 28 by the end of the 3rd quarter. Both teams struggled to gain the advantage in the 4th quarter but ended up tied at 33 at the end of regulation. In overtime, Erika Hollender (6 pts) made a 3 pointer to take the lead for Oakdale and then made a basket with time running out to secure the victory. Urbana’s Dani Tunell (8 pts) and Andi & Samm Prugh (6 pts ea.) added to their team’s balanced attack.
Jayvee: Brunswick 30, North Hagerstown 13
Brunswick build a 22 to six lead in the first half and maintained the lead to win 30 to 13.Brunswick got seven points from P.Allison and six from G.Hirabayashi. E. Cornett and L. Johnson each scored four point. K. Miller , C. Jenkins, C. Cooper and E. Fisher each scored two points. North's Zoe Schreiber had four points and Shelly Trumpower and Crystal McLeod had three points each. Emily Folk, Emily Fitzgerald and Samiyah Williams each had one point.
Varsity: Brunswick 49, North Hagerstown 5
Brunswick got 14 points from Alyssa Smith-Henry, eight points from Morgan Laing, six points from Kayla Johnson, Dara Demich and Jenny Lewis . Dana Omdahl and Aleyna Fitz each scored three points with Natasja Hirabayashi scoring two points and Victoria Lohman scoring one. North had Sierena Linares with three points and Sidney Breidenstein and Kirstie Coombs scoring one point each.
Jayvee: Linganore at Windsor Knolls
No Game Report
Varsity: Windsor Knolls 37, Linganore 28
A very hard fought game on both sides but WKMS pulled ahead in the 4th quarter and finished out with some strong/smart play. Linganore hit some big shots to bring the game close, but WKMS kept their composure and held off a strong surge by Linganore. WKMS was led by a strong game from their point guard Claudia Lohr with 12 points followed closely by Samie Abernathy with 9 points and Ashley Ailstock with 7 points. WKMS also got an exceptional game from their other guard Kelly Monohan with 3 points and outstanding hustle. Linganore was led by their sharp shooting guard Gabrielle Anwar with 9 points and Clarie Pucino with 6 points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 31, Springfield 15
The JV Lady Warriors got off to a fast start and defeated Springfield, 31-15. The first half was key, with Boonsboro getting off to an 8-0 start and leading 19-4 at halftime. Natalie Reeder led the Lady Warriors with 8 points. Jordan Bingaman added 6 points to go with 8 rebounds, and Addison Smith had 5 points and 4 boards. Stephanie Pantos and Rachel Holmes had 4 each and Breanna Springer and Natalie Johnson each had 2 to round out the scoring for Boonsboro. Springfield was led by Kerry Kline with 3 points. Karli Grimes, Taylor Gibney, Connie Leung, Emily Taylor, Alexis Evans and April Robinson each had 2.
Varsity: Springfield 37, Boonsboro 25
In a hard fought game Boonsboro lost to Springfield . Andrea Pettyjohn led the Lady Warriors with 13. Shannon O'Brien and Kristyn Davis each chipped in 4, followed with Sam Smith and Abby Duncan with 2 apiece. Natalie Young again played a strong game under the basket pulling down rebounds for the Warriors. Leading Springfield in points was Chelsea Scott with 15, Stacey Christy chipped in 8. Erin Palmer added 4 of her own, with 4 other girls scoring as well.
Jayvee: Middletown 48, Ballenger Creek 38
The Middletown Knights came to town to play the Ballenger Creek Bulldogs. During the first quarter, the lead changed hands several times with both teams putting up an intense fight. In the second quarter, Middletown took the lead and Ballenger's Jaime Weiser hit a 3 pointer to put the Bulldogs up by one. Karlye Pick of Middletown went on to score six straight points to give Middletown the lead. The first half ended with many lead changes. In the second half both teams continued to play ferocious defense. For Ballenger, Jaime Weiser dished off some great assists to Kaylyn Evans who sank critical 3 pointers and to Sadie Shrewsbury who connected on key jumpers to put Ballenger in the lead by four points with 44 seconds left in the game. Mary Pritts of Middletown hit a baseline jumper to pull Middletown within 2 points. With six seconds left, Paige Bussard tied the game with a jump shot to end regulation. In the first overtime, Tajaia Tillman of Ballenger Creek, hit a critical lay-up to tie the game. In the second overtime, Allison Adams made two critical steals and made four straight points to lead Middletown to victory. This was a thriller to the end with a well played game by both teams. Leading scorers for Middletown were Karlye Pick 12 points, Paige Bussard 9 points and Alison Adams 8 points. Leading scorers for Ballenger Creek were Tajaia Tillman 11 points, Sadie Shrewsbury 10 points and Kaylynn Evans 9 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 55, Middletown 37
Both these teams came to defend their undefeated status. Ballenger Creek came out strong with a 3 pointer by Amanda Fioravanti. Ballenger Creek turned on the power with phenomenal strength with steals and great defense from Emily Marshall, Aaron Parry and Virginia Roby. Tyena Myers, Aaron Parry and Amanda Fioravanti had some nice rebounds for Ballenger. Connar Kelley was the only scorer in the first quarter for Middletown. First quarter Ballenger led 16-5. The second quarter Middletown’s Brittany George kicked up the tone of the game and pitched in 8 points and added some strong defense to keep the score at 25 -13 at half time. After the half, Ballenger let Middletown catch up the score, with Brittany George chipping in another 8 points. Amanda Fioravanti got into some foul trouble for Ballenger in the third period and sat out awhile, but Aaron Parry kicked in some unbelievable defense and shooting to keep Middletown at bay. The fourth quarter, Amanda came back to play and chipped in 12 points. Middletown had great defensive moves by Gaby Riggs, Connar Kelley and Tisa Mullins each of them trying to contain Ballenger. Both teams had all their players from the bench adding to the excitement of the game. In the end Ballenger held off a strong, well coached Middletown team. Leading scorers for Middletown were Brittany George 20 points, Connar Kelley 9 points, and Caitlin Mclister 4 points. Ballenger Creek was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 31 points, Aaron Parry with 16 points and Tyrena Myers with 4 points. Great game to both teams.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 39, South Hagerstown 31
TJ was able to force turnovers by keeping steady full-court pressure on South Hagerstown. TJ led throughout but South Hagerstown was extremely tenacious and continually responded and kept the game close. They were extremely accurate from the free throw line going 10-16. TJ's Natalie Galaviz led all scorers with 14pts and was a force on the boards. Kayla Holman 10pts, Jaclyn Pisarski 6pts, Danielle Cook 4pts, Kylie Linthicum 3pts & Maria Rivera 2pts completed the scoring for TJ. South Hagerstown's Ama Mitchual pumped in 12pts, Michelle Green added 10pts, Chrissy Gatian, Sarah Duckworth, Leighann Hengemihle, Nancy King each had 2pts for South Hagerstown.
Varsity: TJ 53, South Hagerstown 34
The game was a very high paced game. At half time TJ was leading by 2 points 25-23. TJ came out playing strong defense. TJ was led by Melanie Flatter with 29 points, Tamara Ovejera 8 points, Alison Mills 5 points, Emily Reimintz 4 points, Ciara Whipp 3 points, Rachel Walling 2 points, and Meghan Walling 2 points. South Hagerstown was led by Hayley Freeman with 17 points and Katrice Dickson with 6 points
Jayvee: Crestwood 37, St. Johns 24
Crestwood Jayvee girls were victorious over St. Johns by a score of 37 to 24. St Johns was lead in scoring by Annie Breen with
10 points. Mary-Charlotte Wasserbach and Madie Cederdahl both had four points each, the following girls rounded out the
scoring with two points each; Crysanthi Lundstedt, Mia Moch and Emily Mack.
The Lady Cavaliers were lead by the co- captains Taylor Johnson had 10 points and Alexandra Fosset put in 14 points. the
scoring was completed by Lyric Forney with eight points and Sofia Villacij with five points. with this win the Crestwood team
record goes to 3 and 1 overall with one more game before the Holiday break.
I am sorry for the incomplete names but there coach was the one to put them in the book.
Varsity: Crestwood 48, St. John’s 23
Crestwoods India Dotson lead all scorers with 18 points and Rashea Dorsey added 10 points and Crestwood won the game 48 to St. Johns 23 .Crestwood step up there defense in the first haft and held St. Johns to 9 points. St. Johns was lead by Beth Ann Pierce with 12 points Deje Clester and Christina Hagan each had 4 points.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 41, Linganore 35 OT
No Game Report
Varsity: Linganore 34, North Hagerstown 12
The Lancers came out and took a 16 to 0 half-time score. North Hagerstown came back in the second half to finish the game
with 12 pts.
North Hagerstown was led by #13 Boo Wissinger with 5 pts and #40 Breanna Sanford 4 pts. The Lacers were led by 3 players
scoring 8 pts. #1 Gabrielle Anwar, #2 Kayla Novesal and #5 Holly Gambrell.
Jayvee: Windsor Knolls 36, Poolesville 29
No Game Report
Varsity: Poolesville 36, Windsor Knolls 22
Poolesville outside shooting was just too much for WKMS. WKMS fought hard in the 2nd half and got Poolesville lead down to 9, but Poolesville drained a couple of jumpers and put the game out of reach. Poolesville was lead by K. Carnahan with 11 points and A. Greene with 10. WKMS was led by Claudia Lohr and Ashley Ailstock both with 6 points.
Jayvee: St John's 34, Catoctin 25
Both teams started flat, with the first quarter ending 6-2 in favor of previously unbeaten Catoctin. In the 2nd quarter,
St. Johns fed off of their half-court trap, and heightened emotion, going into halftime with a one point lead.
In the second half, both teams dialed up the emotion yet another notch, with St. Johns getting the better of it, as they
continually disrupted Catoctin’s offensive flow. What kept Catoctin in the game was, St. Johns never had an answer for
Courtney Clemens or Amanda Hackney, who combined for 19 of Catoctin’s 25 points. Annie Breen led St. Johns with 10 points,
& 12 rebounds. Final Score, 34-25.. St. John's.
Varsity: Catoctin 45, St John's 33
St. John's came up short against a very tough Catoctin team on Sunday. Catoctin lead throughout most of the game but St.
John's mounted a valiant effort to tie the game in the 4th quarter, only to fall short in end, 45-33.
Stephanie Andrew (#21) was the high scorer for Catoctin with 13 points, followed by Brooke Harig (#12) with 12 pts, and
Mackenzie Smith (#15) with 9pts. Hailey Albright (#3) and Hannah Charney (#13) each chipped in with 5 points.
St. John's was lead by point guard Beth Ann Pierce (#23) with 13 points, Deja Chester (#40) with 7pts, and Christine Hagan
(#55) with 5 pts.
Jayvee: Walkersville 53, Ballenger Creek 19
Walkersville came to play hard. They took the lead and never looked back. Almost every player for Walkersville chipped in points for their dominating win over Ballenger Creek. Walkersville had a revolving bench that did not seem to tire and never gave up defensively. Ballenger played hard but just had difficulty with their opponent. Walkersville was led by Brit Haddad with 17 points, Sydney Boylar with 9 points, Cheslyn Devexson with 8 points and Sam Hudak with 6. Ballenger Creek scorers were Sadie Shewsbury with 11 points and Keri Brady-Benzig with 4 points.
Varsity: Ballenger Creek 61, Walkersville 54
Walkersville came out pounding 3 point shots in the first half forging a lead against Ballenger Creek. Phenomenal 3 point shots from Walkersville were made by Donni Medovich, Tyra Hughes, Taylor Little and Haley Bauer. Ballenger then began the fight back doing their own version of the three point shot, Amanda Fioravanti rallied up 39 points for Ballenger, downing two pointers, free throws, and one three pointer. Ballenger's Virgina Roby joined in the three point game to chip in 3, three pointers. Both Walkersville and Ballenger played extremely aggressively. Each team had many players with assists, great defense and great determination. At the end of regulation time, Walkersville tied up the game at 54 vs 54. In overtime, Ballenger took the lead again and never looked back. Leading scorers for Walkersville were Tyra Hughes 19 points, Donni Medovich 15 points, Taylor Little with 7 points and Haley Bauer with 5 points.. Ballenger was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 39 points, Virginia Roby with 13 points, Ashley Babco and Aaron Parry each with 3 points. Great game for both teams!
Jayvee: Smithsburg 32, South Hagerstown 24
The Lady Leopards got their first win of the season. Randi Leydig had the hot hand of the day for Smithsburg leading all scorers with twenty-three points. The Lady Rebels fought to the end with Michelle Green's nine points and Sarah Duckworth's seven.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 44, Smithsburg 23
The Lady Rebels took charge of the game behind Dejaih Johnson's fourteen points and Hayley Freeman's eleven. Smithsburg was led by Kinsey Shifflett with fourteen points.
Jayvee: Boonsboro 33, West Frederick 15
The Boonsboro JV Lady Warriors overcame a slow start to defeat West Frederick, 33-15. The Lady Warriors turned up the defense in the second quarter, outscoring the Lady Cadets 30-9 after the first quarter. Stephanie Pantos led Boonsboro with 12 points and 5 rebounds. Natalie Johnson added 6 points and Jenna Placzek chipped in 4 points and 9 boards. Breanna Springer had 3 points and 3 rebounds. 4 other players added 2 points each. West Frederick was led by Kendall Cohagan with 5 and Meghan Weeks with 4. Three players added 2 apiece.
Varsity: West Frederick 47, Boonsboro 35
In a very physical game the Warriors game out strong. Ending the first half with a 20-14 lead. In the third quarter West Frederick put a run on, with a score being 32-30, in favor of West Frederick. The Warriors continued to battle but just wasn't enough. The girls put through a great effort and lots of hustle. Shooting strong from the free throw line was Andrea Pettyjohn 5 for 9, Kristyn Davis 4 for 10. Natalie Young and Erica Smith pulled down rebounds strong. Leading the Warriors in scoring were Andrea Pettyjohn 11, Kristyn Davis 10 and Natalie young 5. Leading scorers for West Frederick were Aiklah Forbes with 29, which included 2 three-pointers, Courtney Dauk 11.
Jayvee: Middletown 29, Oakdale 20
Middletown was able to take advantage of some early Oakdale turnovers and opened up a 23-10 halftime lead. Oakdale's defense held Middletown to Six 2nd half points but were unable to overcome the 13 point halftime lead. Middletown was led by Paige Bussard with 10 points and Mary Pitts and Maddy Montgomery added Four points each. Oakdale was led by Olivia Cunita with Eight points.
Varsity: Middletown 33, Oakdale 22
Middletown started out aggressive in the first quarter with their press and grabbed an 8 to 3 lead. Oakdale then put on their ½ court trap and were able to create turnovers and convert into layups. The game was face paced and well played. The second half started with the same intensity Middletown scored 9 and Oakdale scored 8 points in the 3rd quarter. Finally in the 4th quarter Middletown pulled away winning the game 33-22. Middletown was led by Brittany George with 15 points, 7 rebounds and 5 steals. Tisa Mullins for Middletown also played a good game with 7 points, 6 rebounds and 5 block shots. Oakdale had a balanced attack led by Erica Buls with 4 points. Brittany Lease, Laura Klosterman, Morgan Maher and Erika Hollander all added 3 points.
Jayvee: Monocacy 34, Urbana 24
Monocacy`s tough defense and hot shooting was the difference in a 41-27 win over a good Urbana team.Leading Monocacy was Bailey Griffin with a game high 18 points, Rebecca Rentschler with six points and Rebecca Pryor adding five points. Urbana got eight points from Bailey Bresee and Dani Tunnell adding seven points.
Varsity: Monocacy 41, Urbana 27
Crestwood Shania Johnson lead all scorer with 17 points and India Dotson added 11 points and Crestwood won the game over Mt. Airy by the score of 37 to 30.Mt. Airy was lead by Makiba Motons with 14 points and Emily added 12 point.
Jayvee: Crestwood 27, Mt. Airy 8
Crestwood girls jayvee defeated the Mt. Airy Bulldogs by a final score of 27 to 8. Crestwood had several players contribute
to the scoring lead by Taylor Johnson who had 9 points, Lyric Forney 5 points, Alyssa Watson 4 points, Alexandra Fossett 3
points. Sofia Villacij, Tori Jones and Destiny Gonzales each added 2 points to round out the scoring for Crestwood.
Emily Quinn, Keriann McTovish, Haley Keller each had 2 points and Brooke Hobson and Kylie Graham added one point a piece for
the Bulldogs Jayvee team.
Varsity: Crestwood 37, Mt. Airy 30
Crestwood Shania Johnson lead all scorer with 17 points and India Dotson added 11 points and Crestwood won the game over Mt. Airy by the score of 37 to 30.Mt. Airy was lead by Makiba Motons with 14 points and Emily added 12 point.
Jayvee: Brunswick 32, Linganore 21
Brunswick defeated Linganore 32 - 21 on Saturday, December 13, 2008 at Brunswick High School. Brunswick started strong and
took an 11-1 lead. Brunswick maintained the lead throughout the game, but had to fight off a strong Linganore run in the
4th quarter. Linganore scored 14 of their 21 points in the final frame.
Scoring Output
Brunswick: 9 out of the 11 girls in uniform scored, led by Gaelin Hirabayashi with 10 points.
Linganore: M. Rudeau - 9 points (7/8 from the foul line - Nice Job), D. Puhl - 4 points - A. Ory, K. Mayne, & R. Lapan each
had 2 points, with A. J. Kurdziolk & M. McCaull scoring 1 point each in the game.
Sorry for not providing full names for Linganore. The rosters on the website are not updated. I used what I had from the
official scorebook (first initial - last name).
Varsity: Brunswick 37, Linganore 25
Brunswick defeated Linganore 37-25 on Saturday, December 13 at Brunswick High School.
Linganore was led in scoring by Gabrielle Anwar with a team leading 12 points including a 3- pointer. Claire Pucino- 4 points,
Rebecca Treiland- 3 points, Holly Gambrell and Maggie Grandos with 2 each.
Brunswick had eight different girls score with Alyssa Smith- Henry leading the way with 11, followed by Morgan Laing, Ashley
Smith and Dara Demich with six each.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 38, Springfield 26
Michele Green led all scorers with twenty-two points; teammates Sarah Duckworth scored six, and Chrissy Gatian and Leighann Hengemihle both put in four for the Lady Rebels. April Robinson scored six points for Springfield, while Kerie Kline and Alexis Evans each added five.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 51, Springfield 36
Dejaih Johnson led all scorers with nineteen points; teammates Tayana Stewart and Hayley Freeman each added eight; and Madeleine Niang and Darien Kamara scored six for the Lady Rebels. Chelsea Scott led Springfield with fifteen points; and Erin Palmer added seven.
Jayvee: Monocacy 36, Poolesville 35
In an exciting game, Monocacy was able to come from behind and defeat Poolesville 36-35.Troniqua Black hit a short jumper with 17 seconds remaining giving them the one point victory. Poolesville had a last shot attempt that fell short. Poolesville had a 13-4 first quarter lead and led 21-16 at halftime only to have Monocacy make a big second half comeback. Troniqua Black led all scorers with 13 points, with Emily Garguilo adding 11 points. Poolesville got nine points from Whitney Carmack and Rosie Barry getting seven points.
Varsity: Poolesville 46, Monocacy 19
No Report
Jayvee: West Frederick 13, Smithsburg 11
The JV Lady Cadets defeated the JV Lady Leopards 13-11, in what was a defensive struggle. Niether team was able to score at will, with almost every shot contested. Jasmine Whims led the West Frederick team with six points and Liza Dennis led Smithsburg with 7 points.
Varsity: West Frederick 39, Smithsburg 24
West Frederick's girls varsity defeated the Lady Leopards 38 - 24. Akilah Forbes led all players with 27 points, followed by Courtney Davis with 12 points. Elyse Koterwas led the Lady Leopards with 10 points, followed by Cara Ferguson with 6 points.
Jayvee: Crestwood 27, Thomas Johnson 26
Crestwood and TJ played a very exciting game that went down to the very last possession. Crestwood took a 20-15 lead into the final quarter. TJ rallied to tie the game late, 26-26. Crestwoods Alexia Grant hit a free throw with less than a minute to play and TJ could not get come up with another basket. Crestwood was deadly from the 3pt line. Except for the game winning foul shot all of Crestwoods 2nd half points came from beyond the 3pt arc. Lyric Forney had five 3 pointers while Ally Fossett put in another. TJ was led by Natalie Galaviz with 14pts, Jaclyn Pisarski and Danielle Cook each had 5pts. and Kayla Holman with 2pts.
Varsity: TJ 39, Crestwood 34
TJ girls was led by Melanie Flatter with 23 points and Tamara Ovejera with 10 points. Crestwood was led by S. Johnson with 14 points and India Dotson with 12 points.
Jayvee: Catoctin 27, North Hagerstown 26
Catoctin Jayvee held off a late rally by North Hagerstown to extend its win streak to four games. After trading buckets early in the game, Catoctin pulled ahead to a four point lead right before the half, thanks to a buzzer beating layup by Courtney Clemons. A second half rally helped the Cougars widen their lead and they led by as much as ten points at one point. But North Hagerstown staged a furious comeback in the fourth quarter with strong defense and rebounding, and was able to tie the game with a minute left. Catoctin's Courtney Topper was fouled on the next possession and made one of two foul shots to give the Cougars a one-point lead. The teams then traded possessions and North Hagerstown had one last shot at the win but the buzzer sounded before they could get a shot off. Courtney Topper led Catoctin with seven points. Courtney Clemons added another six points and Amenda Hackney, Sophie Eureka and Sarah Marlow each added four points. North Hagerstown was led by Shelly Trumpower with seven points and Zoe Schreiber with six points. Logan Braun and Crystal McLeod chipped in four points a piece.
Varsity: Catoctin 45, North Hagerstown 13
Catoctin's #3 Hailey Albright led all players with 15 points.#32 Hailey Craig added 10 points and six rebounds for Catoctin. #15 Mackenzie Smith for Catoctin led all rebounders with 11 rebounds. #23 Sidney Briendenstein had six points and #24 Serena Linares had four points for North Hagerstown.
Jayvee: Walkersville 44, Windsor Knolls 17
Home standing Walkersville JV defeated Windsor Knolls 44 - 17 tonight at Walkersville Middle School. Walkersville started fast and utilized pressure defense to take a 27 - 5 half time lead. A total of 9 Walkersville players contributed in the scoring column. Chaslyn Derexson 13 points / 5 steals and Sarah Coleman 10 points / 4 rebounds lead Walkersville. Brit Haddad also scored 7 points and accounted for 4 steals. Windsor Knolls was lead by Alyssa McCaskill 6 points / 3 rebounds and Rachael McDonald 4 points.
Varsity: Windsor Knolls 31, Walkersville 27
The visitors from Windsor Knolls handed Walkersville another heartbreaker. The game was tight the entire night, with the visitors clinging to a one point lead after three quarters. The lead changed hands numerous times during the final quarter with Windsor Knolls prevailing in the end. Leading the way for Walkersville was Danni Medovich with 7 points, and Tyra Hughes with 9 points. For Windsor Knolls the scoring leaders included: Samantha Abernathy with 5 points, Micheala Rich with 6 points, Ashley Allstock with 8 points, and Claudia Lohr with 9 points.
Jayvee: Thomas Johnson 32, Mt. Airy 15
Thomas Johnson JV 32-15, coming off their opening day loss, rebounded Sunday with a division victory at Mt. Airy. TJ kept up the pressure for most of the game that kept the Lady Patriots ahead. Offensively the scoring was spread out. Natalie Galaviz 8pts, Kayla Holman & Maria Rivera 6pts each, Danielle Cook & Jaclyn Pisarski 4 pts each, and Maryah Wright & Rylee Ely rounded out the scoring with 2 pts a piece. Haley Keller had 2pts for Mt. Airy.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 35, Mt. Airy 19
TJ Girls beat Mt. Airy. TJ was led by Melanie Flatter with 17 points and Tamara Ovejera with 10 points. Mt. Airy was led by Jordan Fry with 8 points.
Jayvee: Catoctin 25, Linganore 11
No Write Up
Varsity: Linganore 32, Catoctin 28
It was a tight game all the way thru Catoctin lead the first three quarter. Both team started slow with Catoctin leading
at half 10 to 7.
The second half both teams picked up the scoring with Linganor pulling away at the end 32 to 28.
Catoctin was lead by #21 Stephanie with 8 points and #3 Hailey Albright and #12 Brooke both with 6 points each.
The Lancers where led by #1 Gabrielle Anwar and #21 Megan Wolf both with 9 points each.
Jayvee: North Hagerstown 38, South Hagerstown 36 (Overtime)
North Hagerstown JV team defeated South Hagerstown 38 to 36 in overtime. A very exciting and well played game, which had many lead changes. North out scored South three to one in overtime to come away with the victory. South was led by Michella Green’s 14 points and Chrissy Gathia eight points. Ama Mitchual and Leighanna Hengemihle added five points each and Alyssa Garland and Zoe Grossett added two points each. North was led by Maddie Dunn’s 10 points and Crystal McLeod’s nine points. Samiyah Williams and Zoe Schreiber each recorded seven points, while Shelly Trumpower added four points and Cheuanita Fallwood scoring one point.
Varsity: South Hagerstown 37, North Hagerstown 7
The Varsity North-South game did not quite live up to the excitement of the JV contest but featured an interesting sub plot. The two leading scorers from North’s team a year ago were the feature players over their former team. South’s Dejaih Jones and Tayana Clark spearheaded a decisive 37-7 victory over their former team.
Jayvee: St. John's 28, Springfield 19
With low scoring in the first half, both teams turned to the press to in hopes of generating scoring resulting from steals.
Both teams were successful, but St. Johns to a greater degree, & their 10 point 4th quarter proved to be the difference.
Early in the 2nd half, Springfield hit some key baskets to cut the lead to 3, but that was as close as they got, & St. John's
balanced scoring attack, led by Angela Graham with 8, eventually prevailed. Springfield's Kerri Kline lead all scorers with
11 points.
Varsity: Springfield 42, St John's 41
St John's and Springfield squared off in a physical match that came down to the wire. St John's maintained a slim lead
throughout most of this tightly contested game, but Springfield scored the crucial go ahead bucket with less than one minute
left to best the Lady Vikings 42-41.
Springfield's Chelsea Scott (#13) scored 14 points, followed by Erin Palmer (#12) with 11 points and Stacy Christy (#22) with
10. Haley Wolff (#11), Caroline Strite (#15)and Kaylee Yumlu (#23) also scored for Springfield.
St John's Christine Hagan (#55) lead all scorers with 16 points, followed by Beth Ann Pierce (#23) with 10, Deja Chester (#40)
with six, and RoseMarie Buehn (#31) with five points. Gabby Enriquez (#50) and Kelsey Bealmear (#21) also scored for St John's.
Jayvee: Monocacy 33, Middletown 28
In a game that was close for three and a half quarters Monocacy was able to pull away at the end and defeat Middletown 33-28. Leading the winners were Katie Wareham with 11 points and Troniqua Black with 10 points. Middletown got seven points from Hannah Powell and five points from Sami Main.
Varsity: Middletown 31, Monocacy 16
In a tough defensive battle Middletown was able to pull away in the second half and defeat Monocacy 31-16.The winners only led 11-5 in a low scoring first half. Middletown was led by Brittany George with a game high 11 points and Caitlin McLister and Connar Kelley each adding seven points. Monocacy got five points from Jae`shon Swann.
Jayvee: Poolesville 34, Oakdale 18
Poolesville's JV Girls opened up a 12-point halftime lead and then held serve the rest of the way to beat Oakdale's JV Girls by a final score of 34-18. Poolesville's guard combo of Whitney Carmack (14 points, 10 steals) and Julia Potts (eight points and seven rebounds) kept the pressure on the Eagles all afternoon. Jesse Maloney chipped in four points for the Falcons. Oakdale got a big game from Nicole Hylton--she led the Eagles with 12 points. Olivia Cunha and Tyla Massey also scored for the Eagles, with Cunha also leading the team in steals.
Varsity: Poolesville 36, Oakdale 30
In a closer contest, Oakdale's Varsity Girls gave Poolesville's Varsity Girls, last year's Div. 2 champion, all they could handle, but it wasn't enough as the Falcons held off the Eagles by a final score of 36-30. Poolesville's guard combo of Kelsey Carnahan and Kelly Hughes combined to score 21 points in the win. Falcon forwards Jocelyn Bodmer (six points) and Jamie Bodmer (five points) hauled down eight rebounds each. Oakdale's balanced scoring came from Brittany Lease and Morgan Maher with seven points each. Laura Klosterman, Erika Hollander, Sarah Fossaceca and Taylor McGaughey also scored for the Eagles.
Jayvee: West Fredrick 30, Brunswick 25
West Frederick defeated Brunswick 30 - 25 on Sunday, December 7, 2008 at Brunswick High School. Brunswick had the lead until half way through the forth quarter. West Frederick forced many turnovers and capitalized on 28 Brunswick fouls. 14 of 30 West Frederick points were scored from the foul line.
Scoring Output
Brunswick: 8 out of the 11 girls in uniform scored, led by Peyton Allison with 7 points
West Frederick: Jasmine Whims - 13 points, Kendall Cohager - 7 points, Kiyana Chaney - 5 points, Asia Jones & Meghan Weeks
each had 2 points, and
Cierra Hensley had one point in the game.
Varsity: Brunswick 49, West Fredrick 47
Brunswick Varsity girls defeated West Frederick Sunday, December 07 at Brunswick High School 49-47.
This was a great game going back and forth. Neither team gave up and both played hard the entire game.
Aikilah Forbes put on a shooting demonstration for West Frederick scoring 28 points, hitting five 3- pointers along the way.
Courtney Davis added 11 points and also had a three pointer. Ponder-Drew added seven points and Jen Nguyen added one.
Brunswick had eight different girls score with Alyssa Smith- Henry scoring 15 and Jenny Lewis, Morgan Laing and Ashlee Smith
each scoring eight points
Jayvee: Boonsboro 21, Smithsburg 14
Stephanie Pantos led the Lady Warriors with six points while teammate Natalie Reeder contributed four. Randi Leydig led all scorers with seven points for Smithsburg.
Varsity: Smithsburg 36, Boonsboro 27
Kinsey Shifflett and Elyse Koterwas had ten points each to lead the Lady Leopards. Kristyn Davis led Boonsboro with six points.
Jayvee: Windsor Knolls 39, Ballenger Creek 26
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Varsity: Ballenger Creek 36, WKMS 28
Ballenger Creeks post player Amanda Fioravanti proved to be too much for WKMS, scoring 21 of Ballenger Creeks 36 points. WKMS
held them in check in the 1st half, down by 6, but came out flat in the 3rd quarter and was outscored 12-0 to go down by 18.
WKMS fought back in the 4th with pressure defense and cut the lead to a couple baskets before Amanda Fioravanti hit to big
baskets for Ballenger creek and put the game out of reach, final score 36 - 28.
Ballenger Creek was led by Amanda Fioravanti with 21 and Virginia Roby with a couple of nice 3 pointers with 10 points.
WKMS was led by Claudia Lohr who played an outstanding game with 14 points and Ashley Ailstock chipping in 6 points.
Jayvee: South Hagerstown 23, Crestwood 22
Sarah Duckworth led the Lady Rebels with ten points; Michele Green had six points; and Alyssa Garland added three. Alexandra Fossett led the Cavaliers with ten points; and Lyric Forney added six.
Varsity: Crestwood 43, South Hagerstown 37
Shania Johnson led all scorers with thirteen points; India Dodson had ten points and Kieara Meeks added seven for the Cavaliers. Tayana Stewart led the Lady Rebels with ten points and Dejaih Johnson added eight.
Jayvee: N. Hagerstown 31, West Frederick 25
The N. Hagerstown JV team defeated West Frederick 31 to 25. After trading buckets early in the game, N. Hagerstown pulled ahead in the first half leading the Lady Cadets 15 to 11. In the second half, N. Hagerstown out scored the Lady Cadets 16-14. Kiyanna Chaney for West Frederick led all scores with 8 points followed by Jasmine Whims with 7 and Kandall Cohagan with 6. The Lady Hubs were led by M. Dunn & S. Trumpower with 8 points each.
Varsity: West Frederick 40, N. Hagerstown 1
West Frederick's girls varsity defeated the Lady Hubs 40-1. Akilah Forbes led all players with 12 points, Jennifer Nguyen scored 9 and Courtney Davis had 6 points. Boo Wissinger had the only score from the free throw line for the Lady Hubs.
Jayvee: Monocacy 31, Thomas Johnson 27
Thomas Johnson hosted Monocacy for their season opener. Both teams played with great effort. The first half ended with the cross-town rivals knotted at 15 a piece. T.J. took a 5 point lead into the 4th qtr. but faltered down the stretch. Monocacy scored the last 12 pts. of the game to claim their first victory of the year. Emily Carguilo(9pts) & Troniqua Black(8pts) led Monocacy. Katie Broadhurst(6pts), Katie Wareham(4pts), and Juliana Evans-Amfom, Natalie Sanino each with 2 pts. rounded out the scoring. Natalie Galaviz was impressive for the Lady Patriots pumping in 18 pts. and pulling down 8 rebounds. Kayla Holman and Maria Rivera added 6 & 3 pts respectively.
Varsity: Thomas Johnson 35, Monocacy 32
It was very intense game with the lead change back in forth. TJ broke out with the early lead 11-7 to end the 1st quarter. Just to have Monocacy come back with a strong press to take the lead at the half 21-14. TJ came out the third quarter, playing strong team defense holding Monocacy to only 2 points in the 3 quarter and cutting the lead to only 1, and ending the quarter 23-22 Monocacy. In the 4th quarter it all came down to which team could make their foul shots. TJ going 9-9 from the line and pulling off the win 35-32. TJ was lead by Melanie Flatter with 17 pts going 15-16 from the foul line and Ciara Whipp scoring 7. Monocacy was led in scoring by Sophia Morrow.
Jayvee: Springfield 22, Mt. Airy 10
Varsity: Springfield 32, Mt. Airy 15
On December 6, 2008 Springfield Middle School defeated Mt. Airy Middle School 36 to 15 at Mt. Airy, MD. Springfield was led in scoring by Haley Wolff with 12 points, followed by Chelsea Scott with 9, Erin Palmer with 7, Caroline Strite with 6 and Brooke Burgess with 2 points. Caroline Strite had a game high 11 rebounds.
Jayvee: Catoctin 20, Smithsburg 4
Catoctin defeated Smithsburg 20 to 4 in jayvee play. After both teams got off to a slow start, Catoctin was able to get some momentum going on offense and used pressure defense to secure another home win, it's second in as many games. The Cougar's Courtney Clemons led all scorers with nine points. Amanda Hackney added another three and pulled down seven rebounds. Kylie Raubaugh, Sophie Eureka, Whitney Wenmoth and Sidney Grossweiler also scored. Liza Dennis and Jessica Yesacavage scored for Smithsburg.
Varsity: Catoctin 34, Smithsburg 24
#21 Stephanie Andrew led all players with 12 points and #3 Hailey Albright had nine points to help Catoctin beat Smithsburg. #15 Mackenzie Smith played tough inside and finished with 17 rebounds and five points for Catoctin.#12 Brooke Harig helped Catoctin with four assists and four points. For Smithsburg # 41 Kinsey Shifflet had 11 points and #34 Elyse Koterwas had eight points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 49, Oakdale 9
Walkersville JV defeated Oakdale in their home opener 49 - 9. Aggressive man to man defense,which forced 22 first half turnovers, and transition offense lead to a 31 - 5 half time lead. A total of ten players contributed to the balanced scoring attack for Walkersville. Chaslyn Derexson 9 points / 5 steals and McKenzie Mathis, 9 points / 4 steals shared scoring honors. Brit Haddad tallied 8 points and 5 steals, while Eliza Mummert and Sam Hudak had 8 & 7 steals respectively. Oakdale was lead by Tyla Massey with 4 points and 2 rebounds.
Varsity: Oakdale 39, Walkersville 26
The visiting Eagles started strong and ended strong to pull away from an aggressive Lady Lions team. Leading the way for
Oakdale was Brittany Lease and Taylor McGaughey with 8 points each, and game high scoring honors were shared by Oakdale's
Erica Buls and Walkersville's Tyra Hughes with 13 points each.
Tyra Hughes also tallied 6 steals, while Emily Musselman pulled down 10 rebounds, and Laurie Gotte gathered 5 rebounds for
Walkersville.
Jayvee: Middletown 36, Windsor Knolls 14
Windsor Knolls came out hot scoring the first five points of the game and were up Seven to Four after the First Quater. Middletown's pressure on defense starting forcing turnovers and quick shots from Windsor Knolls and at halftime Middletown was up 14-9. Middletown started fast out the gates from halftime and won the game 36-14. Windsor Knolls was led by Alyssa McCaskill with seven points. Middletown was led by Paige Bussard with eight points and Karlye Pick with six points. Morgan Stottlemyer added seven Rebounds.
Varsity: Middletown 42, Windsor Knolls 23
The first games of the season for both Middletown and Windsor Knolls, but the girls were ready to play. The first quarter
showed pressure defense and very few jitters. Middletown ended the first quarter ahead 13-8. Windsor Knolls then made some
adjustments in the second quarter being led by guard Claudia Lohr who ended the game with 8 points. The first half score was
Middletown 25, Windsor Knolls 19. The second half Middletown came out with more pressure defense and held Windsor Knolls to
just 4 points. Brittany George led Middletown with 11 points and 7 rebounds. Samantha Abernathy led Windsor Knolls with 11
points.
Connar Kelly was a good leader for Middletown handing out 7 assists and 7 steals.
Jayvee: Poolesville 25, St John's 16
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Varsity: Poolesville 50, St John's 28
Poolesville opened the season with a strong performance against St Johns, beating the Lady Vikings 50-28. Aggressive defense
and a balanced offensive attack were both on display by Poolesville, as Kelly Hughes (#23) lead her team with 12 points,
including two 3-pointers. Haley Davidson (#54) scored 9 points, followed by Jamie Baker (#20), Jocelyn Bodmer (#33), and
Carmen Maita (#52) each with 6 points. Allie Green (#10) and Shannon Hemp (#53) also scored for Poolesville.
St John's Beth Ann Pierce (#23) lead all scorers with 14 points. Christine Hagan (#55) added 6 for the Vikings and Deja
Chester (#40) contributed 4 points. Gabby Enriquez (#50) and Kelsey Bealmear (#21) also scored for the Vikings.
Jayvee: Brunswick 33, North Hagerstown 12
Brunswick defeated North Hagerstown 33 - 12 on Sunday, November 30, 2008 at Brunswick High School. North Hagerstown took an
early 3-0 lead, but was unable to hold it. Brunswick never relinquished the lead after taking it in the 1st quarter.
Scoring Output
Brunswick: 9 out of the 11 girls in uniform scored
North Hagerstown: Maddie Dunn - 4 points, Zoe Schreiber - 4 points, Emily Folk - 2 points, and Samiyah Williams also had 2 points in the game.
Varsity: Brunswick 59, North Hagerstown 6
Brunswick completed the sweep defeating North hagerstown 59-6 Sunday night, November 30 at Brunswick High School. North was led in scoring by Amber Fisher, K Cooms and Sidney Breidenstein with two points each. For Brunswick all 11 girls in uniform scored.
Jayvee: Catoctin 32, West Frederick 20
The Catoctin JV team defeated West Frederick in their season opener, 32 to 20. After trading buckets early in the game, Catoctin was able to pull ahead in the first half using a balanced scoring attack. Going into the half leading the Lady Cadets 17 to 13, Catoctin used tough defense and control of the boards to outscore West Frederick 15 to 7 in the second half. Jasmine Whims for West Frederick led all scores with 10 points. The Lady Cougars were led by Amanda Hackney with 8 points and Courtney Clemons with 7. Courtney Topper and Sidney Grossweiler also chipped in 4 points a piece.
Varsity: West Frederick, Catoctin 2OT
West Frederick beats Catoctin in double overtime.West Fredericks #41 Kilah Ferber led all players with 18 points. Courtney Davis #14 for West Frederick had 11 points. Catoctin tied the game at the end of regulation with a clutch foul shot from #32 Hailey Craig who ended up with 10 points. Then Catoctin's #3 Hailey Albright tied it at the end of the first overtime with a made foul shot. Number 41 Kilah Ferber hit a 3 pointer in the second overtime to help West Frederick win. Stephanie Andrews #21 led Catoctin with 11 points.
Jayvee: Walkersville 35, Monocacy 15
A strong Walkersville full court press and fast breaking layups was too much for Monocacy in a 35-15 Walkersville win.The winners got nine points from Brit Haddad and eight points from Christine Peifer.Monocacy was led by Troniqua Black with seven points.
Varsity: Monocacy 36, Walkersville 32 OT
In a very exciting and close game, Monocacy was able to pull out a 36-32 overtime win over visiting Walkersville.The winners held a slim lead for most of the game but a big three-pointer by Danni Medovich tied the game and forced overtime. Monocacy outscored Walkersville 6-2 in overtime. Monocacy had a well balanced attack with Bailey Griffin getting nine points,Rebecca Pryor and Sophia Morrow six points each,and Halle Clark and Jae`shon Swann each with five points.Walkersville got a game high of twelve points from Tyra Hughes with Emily Musselman adding ten points.
Jayvee: Springfield 23, South Hagerstown 21
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Varsity: Springfield 36, South Hagerstown 27
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