Monday, March 26, 2012
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Dylan Dunn had three hits and four RBIs to lead Hagerstown Community College to a 15-5 win over Prince George’s in the opener of a doubleheader sweep on Monday afternoon.
Jacob Keeney and Chris Kulik had two RBIs each for the Hawks (15-10) in the first game.
In the nightcap, Josh Knupp had three hits and three RBIs, Cole Sellers had three hits and two RBIs and Lazaro Torres had two hits and an RBI as the Hawks won 18-5.
Keeney reached base in all eight of his plate appearances in the twinbill.
HCC 15-18, Prince George’s 5-5
Game 1
Prince George’s 010 22 — 5 8 4
HCC 451 05 — 15 12 1
D. Jennifer, Gooden (2) and A. Johnson. Meikrantz and Torres, Haupt (4). WP — Meikrantz (2-1). LP — D. Jennifer.
Game 2
Prince George’s 120 20 — 5 8 3
HCC 428 4x — 18 14 2
W. Johnson, Lopez (2), Dea. Jennifer (4) and A. Johnson. Ianaro, Eyler (4) and Torres, Haupt (4). WP — Ianaro (3-1). LP — W. Johnson.
PREP BASEBALL
Brunswick 11, South Hagerstown 1
BRUNSWICK, Md. — Brunswick sprayed 10 hits and used six South Hagerstown walks to score nine runs early en route to a five-inning MVAL Antietam victory.
The Railroaders scored five runs in the second and four in the third to take a 9-1 lead.
The Rebels (1-2, 0-1) scored their only run in the top of the third on an RBI single by Ryan Barton. Keith Johnson had two hits for South.
Brice Beachley and Dallas Darling led Brunswick (3-0, 1-0) with two hits each.
South 001 00 — 1 6 1
Brunswick 054 11 — 11 10 0
Hess, Giaffes (3), Rice (4) and Johnson, Burgess (5). Smith, Taylor (5) and Straman. WP — Smith. LP — Hess.
Clear Spring 9, Hancock 1
HANCOCK — Tyler Walling and David Moser had two hits each and Clear Spring (1-1) won its first game of the season in a rout of Hancock.
Clear Spring 100 420 2 — 9 11 1
Hancock 001 000 0 — 1 5 3
Mellott, Kees (3), Kinna (5), Shanholtz (6) and Moser. Foreman, Wiles (5), Tosten (7) and Mannning. WP — Kees (1-0). LP — Foreman.
Heritage 13, Broadfording 3
Colin Poyle had a triple to lead Heritage Academy in a season-opening rout of Broadfording Christian Academy that was called after five innings.
Bryce Nigh, David Fisler, Christian Strickler and Ian Rohrbaugh each had a double each for the Eagles (1-0).
Joe Garrish had two hits, including a two-run homer in the first, for the Lions.
Broadfording 200 01 — 3 4 1
Heritage 023 53 — 13 8 0
Garrish, Kehr (4) and Poffenbarger. Nigh, Patey (5) and Patey, Fisler (5). WP — Nigh (1-0). LP — Garrish. HR — B: Garrish (1st, one on).
Goretti 13, Washington Christian 3
OLNEY, Md. — Adam Blenckstone had three hits and four RBIs to lead St. Maria Goretti past Washington Christian.
Jake Moats had three hits and Josh Moats had two hits and four RBIs for the Gaels (4-4).
Goretti 220 36 — 13 12 1
Washington 020 10 — 3 1 3
Kinter, Moss (5) and Bartholomew, Proctor. Reyer and Reinhard. WP — Kinter. LP — Reyer.
PREP SOFTBALL
Clear Spring 14, Hancock 0
HANCOCK — Brooklyn Drury tossed a three-hitter with eight strikeouts to lead Clear Spring in a five-inning shutout over Hancock.
Courtney Royce and Sarah Elwood had three hits each for the Blazers (2-0).
Emily Harvey had two hits, including a double, for the Panthers (1-1).
Clear Spring 092 30 — 14 9 1
Hancock 000 00 — 0 3 5
Drury and Blickenstaff. Harvey, Younker (3) and Martin. WP — Drury. LP — Harvey (1-1).
Brunswick 12, South Hagerstown 2
BRUNSWICK, Md. — Randi Bartlett had two hits and two RBIs for South Hagerstown in a MVAL Antietam loss to Brunswick (2-1, 1-0).
Shayna Bickford had two hits and scored two runs for the Rebels (0-3, 0-1), who committed nine errors.
S. Hagerstown 101 00 — 2 5 9
Brunswick 015 06 — 12 7 1
Bickford and Haupt. Laing and Beachley. WP — Laing. LP — Bickford (0-2).
Berkeley Springs 27, Goretti 0
Taylor Stull had three hits, including a solo home run in the second and Berkeley Springs plated 16 runs in the fourth in a five-inning shutout of St. Maria Goretti.
Skylar Kroschinsky had five hits, Stephanie Miller, Rikki Jenkins and Brittney Stotler had three hits each and Natalie Redick hurled a two-hitter and added two hits for the Indians (2-4), who combined for 22 hits.
Berk. Springs 055 (16)1 — 27 22 2
Goretti 000 00 — 0 2 2
Redick and Kroschinsky. Litzinger and Holdenby. WP — Redick (2-3). LP — Litzinger. HR — BS: Stull (2nd, none on).
Greencastle 18, Biglerville 0
GREENCASTLE, Pa. — Amanda Wink pitched a no-hitter with five strikeouts and Greencastle scored 14 runs in the first inning highlighted by Rachel Kline’s two-run double in a season-opening win over Biglerville.
Jenna Crunkleton had two hits for the Blue Devils (1-0).
Biglerville 000 — 0 0 4
Greencastle (14)4x — 18 8 0
Ney and Bowmaster. Wink and German, Hoffman (3). WP — Wink (1-0). LP — Ney.
Northern 8, Waynesboro 6
DILLSBURG, Pa. — Callie Good had two hits, an RBI and two strikeouts in Waynesboro’s season-opening Mid-Penn Colonial loss to Northern. Kate Eighenbrode also had two hits and an RBI and Aylissa Hamilton had two hits for the Maidens (0-1).
Waynesboro 050 000 1 — 6 10 1
Northern 121 022 x — 8 13 1
Good, Blubaugh (5) and Henning. Mikos, Reiler (2) and Morse. WP — Reiler. LP — Blubaugh.
BOYS TENNIS
Williamsport 4, Smithsburg 1
at WILLIAMSPORT
Singles — 1. Anthony Adams (W) d. Corey Scharenbroch, 6-3, 6-0; 2. Stephen Flessner (W) d. Christian Grosh, 6-1, 6-1.
Doubles — 1. Kyle Marshall/Ryan Corgard (W) d. Logan McSherry/Matt Deal, 4-6, 7-6 (1), 7-6 (4); 2. Josh Lee/Young Chin (S) d. Stephen Longnecker/Matt Stemper, 6-1, 4-6, 6-1; 3. Wornden Ly/Jeremy White (W) d. Jacob Dwyer/Usman Qadri, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4.
Records: Williamsport 1-1, 1-0 MVAL Antietam; Smithsburg 1-1, 0-1.
North Hagerstown 3, Boonsboro 2
at BOONSBORO
Singles — 1. Serge Aleshin-Guendil (B) d. Max Ober, 6-3, 7-6 (6); 2. Drew Brady (NH) d. Zack El Mohandes, 6-1, 6-0.
Doubles — 1. Nathan Weirich/David Heim (B) d. Ross Eastman/Nik Grahn, 6-2, 6-4; 2. Caleb Lyle/Clay Smith (NH) d. Chase Remsburg/Sam D’Alauro, 6-4, 7-5; 3. Conner Troxell/Teddy Beachley (NH) d. Steve Kurapaty/Rami Yanes, 6-0, 6-2.
Records: North 2-0, 1-0 MVAL Antietam; Boonsboro 0-3, 0-1.
Clear Spring 5, St. Maria Goretti 2
Singles — 1. Zac O’Neal (CS) d. Aaron Hawk, 8-4; 2. Aaron Snook (G) d. Corey McClure, 8-6; 3. Andrew Shupp (CS) d. Rodrigo Reyna, 9-8 (4); 4. Scott Hovermale (CS) d. Mateo Pelja, 8-6.
Doubles — 1. O’Neal/McClure (CS) d. Snook/Bryce Reeder, 8-5; 2. Hawk/Reyna (G) d. Cory Caudell/Levi Bucher, 8-4; 3. Shupp/Hovermale (CS) Pelja/Simon Wroblewski, 8-4.
Records: Clear Spring 2-0; Goretti 3-1.
James Buchanan 4, Jefferson 3
at MERCERSBURG, Pa.
Singles — 1. Grant Strawoet (JB) d. Kyle Polczynski, 10-8; 2. Garrett Malanko (JB) d. Devin Forman, 10-4; 3. Issiah Washington (J) d. Andrew Rupert, 10-4; 4. Issac Washington (J) d. Blake Hissong, 10-5; 5. Catalino Leon (J) d. Tyler Pittman, 10-3.
Doubles — 1. Strawoet/Malanko (JB) d. Polczynski/Forman, 8-4; 2. Rupert/Hissong (JB) d. Washington/Washington, 8-3.
Records: James Buchanan 4-1; Jefferson 4-2.
GIRLS TENNIS
Williamsport 3, Smithsburg 2
Singles — 1. Sam Kelly (W) d. Emily Seifarth, 6-1, 6-4; 2. Jess Mies (W) d. Alyssa White, 6-3, 6-1.
Doubles — 1. Randi Leydig/Erica Benner (S) d. Jordan Shoemaker/Krista Lang, 6-1, 6-0; 2. Cheyenne Moore/Elsie Martinez (W) d. Azka Tariq/Fatima Zia, 7-6 (6), 2-6, 7-3*; 3. Sarah Kretzer/Kayla Griffith (S) d. Jodeci Albertson/Mandi Saum, 6-1, 6-1.
Records: Williamsport 1-2, 1-1 MVAL Antietam; Smithsburg 1-1, 0-1.
*Note: Tiebreaker played as third set due to darkness.
North Hagerstown 4, Boonsboro 1
at BOONSBORO
Singles — 1. Mollie Johnson (NH) d. Hannah Froehlich, 7-5, 6-3; 2. Maddie Dunn (NH) d. Amanda Kerr, 6-2, 6-0.
Doubles — 1. Ashlyn Hawbaker/Sarah Colgan (B) d. Sam Roberts/Kelli Wright, 6-3, 6-3; 2. Emily Irwin/Ashleigh McCoy (NH) d. Yukiko Shinoda/Cindy Poling, 6-2, 6-4; 3. Rachel Greenwald/Brigitte Grewe (NH) d. Megan Humphrey/Dana Getka, 6-0, 6-0.
Records: North 2-1, 2-0 MVAL Antietam; Boonsboro 1-2, 0-1.
Clear Spring 5, St. Maria Goretti 2
Singles — 1. Miranda Kearney (CS) d. Ashley Robinson, 8-1; 2. Laura Winalski (G) d. Miranda Speak, 8-6; 3. Dominique Forsman (CS) d. Annie Cochran, 8-4; 4. Jaime Humbertson (CS) d. Kristen Downing, 8-4.
Doubles — 1. Kearney/Speak (CS) d. Robinson/Winalksi, 8-2; 2. Sam Michael/Jess Barnhart (CS) d. Cochran/Monica Divinagracia, 9-7; 3. Bronte Salgado/Lauren Clopper (G) d. Abby Pinkham/Zoie O’Neal, 8-5.
Records: Clear Spring 2-0; Goretti 2-2.
BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Fannett-Metal 91, Faith Christian 48, Hancock 36
at HANCOCK
3,200 relay — Fannett-Metal (Fay, Hockenberry, Beck, Bannister) 9:57; 110H — Parson (FM) 18.1; 100 — Faith (H) 11.8; 1,600 — White (FM) 5:09; 800 relay — (FM) 1:48; 400 — Barnes (FM) 53.9; 3,200 — Fay (FM) 12:29; 300H — Price (FC) 45.1; 200 — Hockenberry (FM) 25.1; 800 — White (FM) 2:15; 400 relay — Faith Christian (Parson, Metcafe, Harrell, Bay) 49.3; 1,600 relay — Fannett-Metal (White, Hockenberry, Beck, Bannister) 3:57.3; Long Jump — McCudy (FM) 19-1; Triple Jump — Faith (H) 40-5; High Jump — Bannister (FM) 5-8; Pole Vault — Wagner (H) 10-0; Discus — Michael (FC) 112-8; Shot Put — Michael (FC) 38-11.
Record: Hancock 0-1.
GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Hancock 61, Fannett-Metal 51, Faith Christian 35
at HANCOCK
3,200 relay — Hancock (Flowers, A. Knable, Thomas, Forman) 14:52; 100H — Millner (FC) 18.1; 100 — A. Turner (FM) 13.4; 1,600 — Forman (H) 6:24; 800 relay — Hancock (Mann, Mabey, McSparron, Childers) 2:07; 400 — A. Turner (FM) 1:04; 3,200 — Flowers (H) 17:31; 300H — O. Turner (FM) 55.3; 200 — A. Turner (FM) 27.5; 800 — Forman (H) 2:57; 400 relay — Hancock (McSparron, Mabey, Hixon, Childers) 57.9; 1,600 relay — Fannett Metal (T. Falcone, S. Falcone, Cornel, A. Turner), 4:42; Long Jump — Grummo (FC) 14-4; Triple Jump — Mabey (H) 25-5; High Jump — Mabey (H) 4-6; Pole Vault — Mary (FM) 7-0; Discus — Swope (FM) 79-4; Shot Put — Swope (FM) 27-8.
Record: Hancock 1-0.
GIRLS SOCCER
Heritage 5, Broadfording 0
Nicole Gaylor and Stephanie O’Brien had two goals and an assist each to lead Heritage Academy in a season opening and Mason Dixon Christian Conference win over Broadfording Christian Academy.
Bethany Powell had a goal and Rachel Clarke had an assist for the Eagles (1-0).
YOUTH LACROSSE
U11 Girls
LOUYAA Green 5, Boonsboro 4
Boonsboro: Eliza Baranowski 2 goals; Camille Harrah, Summer Umbel goal each; Ailey Bodenheimer 7 ground balls; Adrienne Grove 5 ground balls; Saxon Knight 9 saves.
U13 Girls
LOUYAA Green 13, Boonsboro 10
Boonsboro: Caroline Brunelle 5 goals, 3 ground balls; Makenna Luzier 3 goals, assist, 3 ground balls; Abbigale Harrah goal, 2 ground balls; Maggie Stanton goal; Gianni Blundell assist, 4 ground balls; Maggie Luzier assist, 3 ground balls; Danielle Gregory assist; Samantha Pizarro 6 saves.
GOLF
Hole-in-one
Arnie Gozora recently fired a hole-in-one on the sixth hole at Whitetail Golf Course in Mercersburg, Pa. Gozora used a 9-iron to score the ace on the 126-yard hole. The shot was witnessed by Don Reeser, Roddy Rohrer and Bill Hose.
BRIEFS
Softball team needed
The Pinesburg Saturday Morning Tavern Softball League has an opening for one team to fill out its schedule for the upcoming season.
All games will be played Saturday mornings at the Pinesburg Softball Complex.
For information, contact Gary Lum at 301-790-3960.
Alumni football game
An alumni football game between Martinsburg and Musselman high schools will be played April 22 at 3 p.m. at Shepherd University’s Ram Stadium in Shepherdstown, W.Va.
Admission for adults will be $10. Students with ID and men and women in military uniform will be admitted for $5 and kids 5 and under are free.
For information, contact Eric Chrisman at 240-285-8552 or eric@finditlocal.net or Daniel DeRito at 304-671-7907 or danielwderito@aol.com or find the event’s info online at www.finditlocal.net/alumnigame.html.
