Saturday, April 28, 2012
PREP SOFTBALL
ST. JAMES — Ellie Williams and Jae Won Shin each had two hits to lead Saint James, which rallied for a 19-9 victory over St. Maria Goretti on Saturday.
The Gaels (0-9) led 7-0 through 2 1/2 innings, but the Saints rallied with 11 runs in the bottom of the third and broke it open with five more runs in the fourth.
The Saints improved to 2-5.
Goretti 025 20 — 9 2 0
Saint James 00(11) 53 — 19 11 0
Litzinger and Holdersby. Williams and Dill, Chiumento (5). WP — Williams. LP — Litzinger.
Forbes Road 21-8, Hancock 5-7
HANCOCK — Forbes Road swept Hancock in a doubleheader.
Haley Demory had three hits and four RBIs for Hancock (7-4) in the first game, and she hit a two-run triple in the second game.
Game 1
Forbes Road 350 2(11) — 21 14 0
Hancock 012 02 — 5 6 7
Lashinsky and Parson. Younker, Demory (4) and Martin. WP — Lashinsky. LP — Younker (3-2). HR — FR: Parson (5th, three on).
Game 2
Forbes Road 303 020 0 — 8 10 0
Hancock 200 104 0 — 7 6 1
Holtman, Lashinsky (6) and Parson. Harvey and Martin. WP — Holtman. LP — Harvey (3-2).
Greencastle 2-1 at tourney
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Greencastle-Antrim finished third in the Big Spring Tournament.
Greencastle defeated Muhlenburg 8-0 and Kennard-Dale 18-1. Between the wins, Greencastle (12-4) lost to Chambersburg 11-8.
Jenna Crunkleton, Casey Cordell and Rachel Kline had six hits each in the three games. Kline had a four-hit game against Kennard-Dale with two home runs and five RBIs.
PREP BASEBALL
Waynesboro 4, Red Land 2
LEWISBERRY, Pa. — Waynesboro came up with a quality victory over Red Land behind the pitching effort of Andrew Ebersole, who picked up his first win of the year with 6 1/3 strong innings.
Clay Eberhardt had two triples and, in the fourth, scored on a squeeze bunt by Ebersole to tie the game at 2-all. The Indians (9-7) got back-to-back doubles by Alex Cline and Tim Ingram to break the tie.
Ebersole allowed five hits and had eight strikeouts.
Wayenesboro 100 300 0 — 4 8 0
Red Land 012 000 0 — 2 5 0
Ebersole, Cline (7) and Ingram. Slage, Dunmire (5) and Snyder, Dunmire. WP—Ebersole (1-1). LP—Slage.
St. Andrew’s 14, Saint James 6
ST. JAMES — Saint James left 13 runners stranded as St. Andrew’s picked up its first win of the year in the Mid-Atlantic Conference.
St. Andrew’s (2-10, 1-8) led 8-0 before the Saints (6-11, 2-7) scored. Alec Wingerd and Bobby Leatherman had two hits each for the Saints.
St. Andrew’s 042 203 3 — 14 11 5
Saints James 000 202 2 — 6 7 3
Smith, Renzie (5) and Riker. Gentile, George (6) and Blank. WP—Smith. LP—Gentile.
Mercersburg 8, Kiski 7
SALTSBURG, Pa. — Lorenzo Vasquez had two hits and two RBIs for Mercersburg Academy in the win over Kiski School.
John Olszewski had two hits and an RBI and Matt MacMahon had two RBIs for the Blue Storm (16-3).
Mercersburg 002 015 0 — 8 9 2
Kiski 301 000 3 — 7 10 2
Molner, Collins (5) and Lien. Hart, Au. Luptak (6) and Ar. Luptak. WP — Collins (5-0). LP — Au. Luptak. HR — K: Au. Luptak (1st, one on).
BOYS LACROSSE
Potomac 9, Saint James 2
ST. JAMES — Ben Louderback and Jake Thompson each scored a goal for Saint James in a loss to Potomac School.
Justin Pank had an assist and Will Smith had 10 saves for the Saints (5-7).
GIRLS LACROSSE
Mercersburg 15, Perkiomen 4
PENNSBURG, Pa. — Jofdan Shihadeh had four goals and two assists to lead Mercersburg Academy past Perkiomen School.
Meredith Wallace had three goals for the Blue Storm (4-7), while Shelley LaMotte had two goals, Hanna Warfield had a goal and an assist, Natalie Burkardt, Gabby Cuzzola, Phoebe Moore, Delaney Taylor and Linh Vu each had a goal, Maddy Shearer had two assists, Megan Lafferty had seven saves and Syd Godbey had two saves.
BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Trojans roar in 4x400 at Penn Relays
PHILADELPHIA — Chambersburg’s Nick Rotz, Aaron Powell, Kellen Williams and Ryun Holder placed second in their heat in the 4x400-meter relay Saturday at the Penn Relays in 3:22.17 — a season-best performance in the Tri-State area.
Rotz, Powell, Holder and Adam Harriger competed later in the day in the Championship of America 4x800 and finished 12th out of 12 teams in 8:07.34, well off their advancement performance of 7:56.15 on Friday and their season-best time of 7:53.27 last weekend.
NBC Invitational
LOYSBURG, Pa. — Greencastle won five events at the Northern Bedford County Invitational on Friday.
Devin Statler won the 100 (11.53), Dalton Monn won the 3,200 (10:11.15), David Spinder won the shot put (47-3 1/2), Caleb Bartlett won the discus (145-9) and the Blue Devils also won the 4x100 (45.01).
Steven Meyer won the javelin (162-11) for Southern Fulton.
Liam Faith was Hancock’s top placewinner, taking third in the triple jump (41-9 1/2).
Westminster 76, South Hagerstown 61, Manchester Valley 21
Wednesday at WESTMINSTER, Md.
South Hagerstown winners
100 — Aaron Waters 11.2; 200 — Isiaha Smith 24.3; 400 — Waters 51.6; 300 hurdles — Michael Canas-King 44.7; 4x100 — South 44.1; 4x800 — South 9:29.7; Discus — Jordan Bucher 114-2.
GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
NBC Invitational
LOYSBURG, Pa. — Nakita Gearhart led Greencastle at the Northern Bedford County Invitational on Friday, winning the high jump (5-3) and discus (99-10) and placing third in the javelin (106-1).
South Hagerstown 91.5, Westminster 42.5, Manchester Valley 20
Wednesday at WESTMINSTER, Md.
South Hagerstown winners
100 — Elizsha Streeter 12.6; 200 — Streeter 25.6; 400 — Streeter 1:02.2; 100 hurdles — Hayley Freeman 16.4; 300 hurdles — Freeman 48.5; 4x100 — South 50.8; 4x200 — South 1:52.2; 4x400 — South 4:51.3; High jump — Noelle Seals 4-6; Long jump — Paige Flemings 15-5; Triple jump — Jenna Hammond 30-1 1/2; Shot put — Diane Branham 27-10; Discus — Samantha Bosco 77-11.
BOYS TENNIS
Smithsburg 4, Boonsboro 1
at SMITHSBURG
Singles — 1. Serge Aleshin-Guendel (B) d. Corey Scharenbroch, 7-5, 6-1; 2. Christian Grosh (S) won by fft.
Doubles — 1. Logan McSherry/Matt Deal (S) d. David Heim/Nathan Weirich, 7-5, 6-3; 2. Josh Lee/Young Chin (S) d. Sam D’Alauro/Rami Yanes, 6-3, 6-0; 3D. Jacob Dwyer/Adam Dwyer (S) won by fft.
Records: Smithsburg 6-7, 5-4; Boonsboro 4-8, 4-5.
GIRLS TENNIS
Boonsboro 4, Smithsburg 1
at SMITHSBURG
Singles — 1. Hannah Froehlich (B) d. Emily Seifarth, 6-1, 6-1; 2. Randi Leydig (S) d. Amanda Kerr, 6-3, 6-1.
Doubles — 1. Ashlyn Hawbaker/Sarah Colgan (B) d. Alyssa White/Azka Tariq, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Yukiko Shinoda/Cindy Poling (B) d. Fatima Zia/Alyssa Royster, 6-2, 6-0; 3. Dana Getka/Megan Humphrey (B) d. Kayla Griffith/Sarah Kretzer, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (9).
Records: Boonsboro 7-5, 5-4; Smithsburg 2-11, 1-8.
Saint James 4, Madeira 3
at ST. JAMES
Singles — 1. Sara Worth Hodges (SJ) fft.; 2. Emmy Carlton (M) d. Rose Chiumento 11-10 (7-3); 3. Mary Grace Oaker (M) d. Sarah De Witt, 10-7; 4. Candace Yang (SJ) d. Ashley Hodge, 10-6.
Doubles — 1. Siddiqui/Faridi (SJ) d. Grouse/Jimg, 10-8; 2. Ayousha/N/A (M) d. McKelvey/Beckett, 10-6; 3. Thomas/Hammer (SJ) d. Copito/Kain, 10-2.
Record: Saint James 5-1.
JV BASEBALL
South Hagerstown 5, Williamsport 4
Williamsport: Garrity Showe 3 hits; Sinjin Shoop, Jeremiah Younker 2 hits each.
Williamsport 17, South Hagerstown 5
Williamsport: Shoop, Younker, Jack Kelly, Hunter Maloy 2 hits each.
North Hagerstown 12, Boonsboro 1
North: Austin Stone 3 hits, 2 RBIs; Josh Barron 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Taylor Shank 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Timmy Hartsock 2 RBIs; Andrew Fiery, Jordon Edlund RBI each; Cole Conrad RBI, winning pitcher, 3-hitter.
North Hagerstown 9, Boonsboro 2
North: Timmy Hartsock 2 hits, 2 RBIs, winning pitcher, 3-hitter; Crosse Barvinchack 3 hits; Mark Grunberg, Cole Conrad 3 RBIs each; Taylor Shank RBI.
Boonsboro: Zayne Blickenstaff 2 RBIs.
Mercersburg 9, Kiski 2
Mercersburg (2-3): Deji Andrew 3 hits, 5 IP, 7 Ks.
JV BOYS LACROSSE
North Hagerstown 8, Smithsburg 4
North: Noah Perini 4 goals; Phillip Lloyd 3 goals; Garrett Izer goal, 13 ground balls; Dylan Brown 3 assists; Max Balint, Grant Tribble assist each; Peter Durham, Coleman McHose combined 5 saves.
JV BOYS TENNIS
St. Andrews 7, Saint James 0
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Shepherd 8, Pitt-Johnstown 7
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Brandon Coffey singled home Travis Sluger in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift Shepherd to a win over Pitt-Johnstown (23-24, 16-16) in the first game of a WVIAC doubleheader.
Pitt-Johnstown had a 3-1 lead after two innings in the nightcap before the game was suspended due to rain.
In the win for Shepherd (26-18, 18-11), Ryan Messina hit a two-run homer and Nathan Minnich had a two-run single.
The two teams return to action Sunday at Shepherd’s Fairfax Field at 1 p.m. The second game will be resumed and a nine-inning game will follow.
GOLF
Beaver Creek advances to semis
Beaver Creek Country Club picked up a quarterfinal victory on Saturday in the Maryland State Golf Association A Team Championships.
Beaver Creek toppled Congressional Country Club, 12-6, to move into Sunday’s semifinals in a home-and-away match against University of Maryland Golf Club.
With nine points available at each course, Beaver Creek took advantage with an 8.5 to .5 win on home soil. Club pro Dirk Schultz and teammate Ken Lampard generated another 2.5 points in a win at Congressional.
Sunday’s winner will meet either Rolling Road or Bethesda-Chevy Chase for the state championship next week.
YOUTH BASEBALL
American Little League
Antietam 11, FOP 10
Antietam: Quiezhee Gantt 3 hits; Damontez Dorsey 2 hits, game-winning HR; Joose Howell 2 hits.
FOP: Charlie Bell 3 hits; Isaiah Kershner 2 hits.
Funkstown Legion 8, Goodwill 3
Funkstown: Dylan Wilson 2 hits, HR; John Hardman 6 Ks.
Goodwill: Charles Somerville, Justin Balcita 2 hits each.
Funkstown Legion 12, FOP 10
Funkstown: John Hardman 3 hits, HR; Sam Hardman 3 hits.
FOP: Jalik Demar, Joseph Santiago 3 hits each; Isaiah Kershner, Jeremy Tibbs 2 hits each.
Antietam 18, Goodwill 7
Antietam: Joose Howell 4 hits; Quiezhee Gantt 3 hits; William Roberson grand slam; Allen Monroe 3 hits, HR; Jaivon Burnett, Jaynaz Melendez 2 hits each.
Goodwill: Jasaiah Stubbs, Alfonso White 2 hits each.
Clear Spring Little League
K&E Construction 8, Bragunier Masonry 3
K&E: Tyler Hill, Josh Colliflower 2 hits each, combined 14 Ks.
Weller Service & Lube 19, Myers Builders 9
Weller: A.J. Yost 3 hits, 2 HRs, 8 Ks; Dylan Altman, Dustin Fisher 3 hits each; Jared Keys, Cory Sensenbaugh 2 hits each.
Myers: Chase Reed 3 hits, HR; Josh Lee 2 hits, HR; Dalton Myers 2 hits.
Clear Spring Minor League
Jason Hose Yankees 18, Ernst Market Orioles 18
Yankees: Tanner Harshman 3 hits; Jeremiah McCauley, Garrett Shank 2 hits each.
Orioles: Garrett Gladhill 4 hits; Jakob Hull 3 hits; Sam Ellmore, Jesse Hart 2 hits each.
Conococheague Little League
Broad Run 13, Lions 3
Broad Run: Jaustin Itnyre 4 hits; Chase Stoner 3 hits; Trevor Knode, Edison Ly 2 hits each.
Post 202 9, Lions 4
Post 202: Clay Dunahue 2 hits.
Lions: Jackson Wagner 3 hits.
Conococheague Minor League
Moose 11, Tony’s Pizza 8
Moose: Camden Malloy, Elijah Yost, Seth Potts, Robbie Stabler 2 hits each; Malloy, Yost, Potts combined for 14 Ks.
Tony’s: Jacob Moffatt, Luke McVicker combined for 9 Ks.
Federal Little League
Lions 18, Kiwanis 2
Lions: Alex Walter 3 hits, 2 HRs; Gavin Anderson, Luke O’Dell, Kyle Corley 3 hits each.
Federal Minor League
Red Sox 14, Conroy Photo 10
Red Sox: Ryan Talbert, Chris King, Zach Schletewitz 3 hits each; Braden Shives, Carson Casey, Johnnie Davis, Grayden Scibilia 2 hits each.
Conroy: Sidni Mathias 3 hits; Raeden Kershner, Ian Watts, Carter Conroy, Jack Conroy 2 hits each.
Mid-Atlantic Veterinary 11, H&H Well Drilling 4
Mid-Atlantic: Myles Keats, Sean Wachter, Trae Grove, Luke Frazee 3 hits each; Luke Churchey, Alex Watson 2 hits each;
H&H: Dylan Kolb 4 hits; Hunter Herr 3 hits; Donnie Dintaman 2 hits.
JTT 20, Tele-Plus 2
JTT: Ethan Stevens 4 hits, 2 RBIs; Collen Abram, David Richardson 3 hits, 3 RBIs each; Owen O’Connor 3 hits, 2 RBIs; Christian Brezler 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Alexander Guy 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Gabe Elliott, Luke Kercheval 2 hits each.
Tele-Plus: Angel Batista, Jake Milburn 2 hits each; Bronson Taylor 4 Ks.
Halfway Minor League
Dunkin’ Donuts 8, Redmen 2
Donuts: Noah Straitiff, Noah Adams, Nick Milum, Nick Betson 2 hits each.
Redmen: Zack Starr, Braden Barr, Josh Rodriguez 2 hits each.
Hopewell Sheet Metal 9, Sam’s Club 3
Hopewell: Aiden Schwartz, Eric Reedy, Jared Snow, Khristian Holloway 3 hits each; Ben Rhine, Alex Duncan 2 hits each.
Sam’s: Chris Alvarez, Nathan Guzick, Jason Showe 2 hits each.
Junior Interleague
Conococheague Tony’s Pizza 18, South Mountain Boonsboro Pharmacy 8
Tony’s: Tanner Bowen 3 hits; Bryce Byers, Donnie Travis, Austin Sigler 2 hits each.
M&A Training Facility 14, RetroVending.com 4
M&A: Greg Golden 2 hits.
Retro: Louie Peck 2 hits.
M&A Training Facility 18, Spicher’s 5
M&A: Curtis Zellers 3 hits; Joey Fisher HR.
M&A Training Facility 24, Reese’s 14
M&A: Joey Fisher 3 hits, HR; Garrett Moats 2 hits.
M&A Training Facility 5, Jeter Paving 3
Jeter: Dimitri Barnes 2 hits.
Major Interleague
Yankees (Hancock) 6, Carpet Gallery (Halfway) 5
Yankees: Austin Bloyer 2 HRs; Tyler Lipinski, Dylan Ensor 2 hits each; Justin Allen 6 Ks.
Tigers (Hancock) 8, Sharrett (Halfway) 3
Tigers: Ethan Souders 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Tyler Unger 2 hits, 2 RBIs; Garrett Golden 2 hits; Cooper Grove 7 Ks.
Sharrett: Gavin Thompson 2 hits.
Valley Storage (Halfway) 6, Pirates (Hancock) 4
Valley: Bret Artz 10 Ks; Tre Davis HR.
Maugansville Little League
Griffith Oil 17, Fairview LLC 2
Griffith: Jacob Carbaugh, Justin Akins 2 hits, HR each.
Maugansville Minor League
Allegheny Glass 13, Krumpe’s Donuts 9
Allegheny: Nathaniel Stryker, Jayden Hoiton 3 hits each; Nicholas Sprecher, C.J. Hart, Jake Scallion 2 hits each.
Krumpe’s: Hayden Sweeney, Austin Dent, Harrison Hoover, T.J. Weaver 3 hits each.
Denny’s Auto Machine Tigers 14, DJ Nightlife Cardinals 9
Tigers: Caleb Gee 3 hits, 5 RBIs; Bennett Decker, Logan Hine 3 hits each; Braeden Wade, Collin Gee, Chase Brown 2 hits each.
Cardinals: Lane Kuhns 3 hits; Ethan Caudo, Jarred Malloy, Jordan Wilson, Tanner Bartles, Adam Cornell, Adam Deavers, Matt VanHouten 2 hits each.
National Little League
Funkstown 10, AMVETS 9
Funkstown: Shawn Vinson 2 hits each, HR; Kyle Gilbert, Stevie Witmer 2 hits each.
AMVETS: Jared Hardesty 2 hits, grand slam; Corbin Luna 2 hits, HR.
Crampton 30, FOP 4
Crampton: Jordan Row 5 hits; Brock Penn 3 hits, grand slam; Cody Crawford 3 hits, HR; Cassandra Seifert, Chance Barnhart, Dawson Hottinger 3 hits each; Chase Robinson, Nevin Robinson, Evan Row 2 hits each.
Aladdin Awards 10, Western Maryland 8
Aladdin: Elijah Hill 7 Ks; Daniel Luna 2 hits, grand slam.
Western: Nate Fann 2 hits; Azmir Scatliffe HR, 2 RBIs.
AMVETS 10, Antietam 9
AMVETS: Jake Pence HR; Devon King 2 hits; Trenton Gross 2 hits 2 RBIs.
Antietam: Isaiah Neal 3 hits; Sean Baer 3 hits HR.
Smithsburg Little Sluggers
Cal Ripken League
Homestyle Laundry 11, Mace Auto 1
Homestyle: Wyatt Orwig, Jackson Sindaco, Alex Cuevas 2 hits each; Beau Nash HR; Alex Cuevas 6 Ks.
Mace: Ryan Wagner 2 hits.
Mace Auto 8, Cavetown Planning 4
Mace: Noah Allen 9 Ks, 2 hits; Noah George 6 Ks.
Lewis Orchards 11, Lions Club 11
Lewis: Kaiden Hykes 4 hits; Chase Boyer 3 hits; Bryce Morton 2 hits, HR; Michael Rice, Zach Brown, Bryan Cotrill, Kurt Hott 2 hits each.
Lions: Andrew Mack, Casey Wishard, Dustin Worton, Dylan Grove, Aaron Donald 2 hits each.
South Mountain AA Division
Post 10 11, Turn The Page 1
Post 10: Cody Rinehart, Connor Youngmann 3 RBIs each; John Nadzam 2 hits.
Valley Little League
Dorsey Brothers 13, SMRG 3
Dorsey: Austin Mosers 3 hits, HR; Brendan Kemp 2 hits, HR; Chase Molony, Jacob Hejduk 2 hits each.
SMRG: Vincent Steiner 3 hits; Jimmy Coats 2 hits.
Valley 9-10
Bowers Insurance 9, Ground Envy 3
Bowers: John Carter 9 Ks, 2 hits; John Rhinehart, Jimmy Updegraff 2 hits each.
Ground Envy: Dawson Rhinehart 4 Ks.
BJ Customs 10, Collins’ Appliance 8
Collins’: Bryson Brawner, Toby Hollar, Isaac Lowe, Justin Prather 2 hits each.
Valley 7-8
BJ Builders 12, Allegany Dental 3
BJ: Dillon Smith, Dylan Moser, D.J. Miller 4 hits each; Ryan Scott 3 hits; Quinn Conrey 2 hits.
Allegany: Kadin Holmes 2 hits.
West End Little League
Coca-Cola 14, Stags 4
Coca-Cola: Tyler Baker 2 hits, HR; Butchie Sisler 3 hits; C.J. Bright, Xavier Dominguez 2 hits each.
Stags: Timmy Cosley 2 hits.
YOUTH SOFTBALL
Major Interleague
Connelly Associates (Sharpsburg) 15, Go2Press (Halfway) 3
Connelly: Morgan Frazier, Paige Reynolds; Hannah Stewart 2 RBIs each; Grace Roupe 8 Ks.
YOUTH SOCCER
BBSL U16
Clear Spring Blast 4, Md Rush Tiempo 0
Blast (6-0-3): Casey Goodrich 2 goals; Zach Robertson, Ryan Schnurr goal each; Wes Wilson, Jonathon Henesy assist each.
