Saturday, December 29, 2012
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HANCOCK — Southern Fulton won the Hancock Holiday Classic, defeating Clear Spring 76-32 on Saturday to remain unbeaten.
Macey Hollenshead, named the tournament MVP, led Southern Fulton (8-0) with 18 points, 10 assists and seven steals.
Ashley Roman had eight points and nine rebounds, Taelor Morton had 14 points and Kayla Chilcote scored 10. Morton and Chilcote were also on the all-tournament team.
Samantha Staley led Clear Spring (3-4) with 13 points.
CLEAR SPRING (3-4)
Forsman 5, Lipinski 5, Raynard 2, Staley 13, Elwood 2, Haislip 2, Stottlemyre 1, Mott 2. Totals 10 6-10 32.
SOUTHERN FULTON (8-0)
Chilcote 10, T. Morton 14, Wertz 6, Hollenshead 18, Mellott 3, Roman 8, Spade 7, Merchant 3, L. Morton 2, Smartt 5. Totals 31 11-14 76.
Clear Spring 4 11 7 10 — 32
So. Fulton 21 22 19 14 — 76
3-point goals—Clear Spring 2 (Forsman, Lipinski); Southern Fulton 3 (Wertz, Hollenshead, Smartt).
Hancock 64, Broadfording 34
HANCOCK — Kristen Shoemaker scored 18 points and added five steals and four assists as Hancock won the consolation contest in the Hancok Holiday Classic.
Sara Wagner added 13 points and Alisha Shives had eight rebounds and five points for Hancock (5-4).
Jade Boone scored 28 points for Broadfording (1-7).
BROADFORDING (1-7)
Boone 28, White 4, Kolb 2. Totals 14 4-11 34.
HANCOCK (5-4)
Bain 8, Weller 4, Shives 5, Shoemaker 18, Brown 1, Wagner 13 Foreman 3, Golden 4, Levy 8. Totals 26 12-21 64.
Broadfording 8 5 10 11 — 34
Hancock 13 23 21 7 — 64
3-point goals—Broadfording 2 (Boone).
Everett 55, Boonsboro 43
EVERETT, Pa. — Boonsboro missed 27 layups and Everett hit 24 of 39 free throws and beat the Warriors for the title in the Everett Holiday Tournament.
Shannon O’Brien had 16 points, six rebounds, six steals and four blocks for the Warriors (4-3). Claudia Jenkins scored 15 points and had 10 steals and five rebounds for Boonsboro. Tiffanie Bowman also had 10 rebounds.
BOONSBORO (4-3)
Davis 1, Angle 3, Green 2, Jenkins 15, Lowman 1, Bowman 2, Sheridan 3, O’Brien 16. Totals 13 14-23 43.
EVERETT (5-2)
B. Morral 9, Phipps 14, Duval 2, Brallier 14, Beagle 5, K. Morral 11. Totals 11 3 24-39 55.
Boonsboro 14 6 10 13 — 43
Everett 12 13 14 16 — 55
3-point goals—Boonsboro (Jenkins); Everett (Brallier 2, B. Morral).
John Marshall 61, Hedgesville 51
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Kristen Nunn had 16 points for Hedgesville in a loss to John Marshall (8-1) at the Fairmont Senior Holiday Classic.
Alexis Taylor had 11 points and eight rebounds for the Eagles (5-5), while Carly Elliott had 10 points and Bianca Creamer added eight points and seven assists in the loss.
JOHN MARSHALL (8-1)
Derrow 7, Filben 4, George 6, Watson 4, Howard 22, Winters 18. Totals 26 7-7 61.
HEDGESVILLE (5-5)
Compton 4, Nunn 16, Creamer 8, Taylor 11, Gayle 2, Elliott 10. Totals 24 1-8 51.
John Marshall 12 19 13 17 — 61
Hedgesville 14 12 10 15 — 51
3-point goals — John Marshall 2 (Howard 2); Hedgesville 2 (Nunn).
BOYS BASKETBALL
Saint James 75, Oakton (Va.) 55
MOUNT VERNON, Va. — Saint James won its second straight game with a decision over Oakton (Va.) on the final day of the Mount Vernon Holiday Tournament.
Obi Enechionyia had 20 points, 16 rebounds, seven blocked shots and four assists for the Saints (5-7). Nnamdi Enechionyia had 19 points and six rebounds and A.J. Carr had 12 points, six rebounds and three blocks in his second game of the year returning from an offseason injury.
Sherman Harris had an all-around game with eight points, six rebounds, five assists and two steals for Saint James.
SAINT JAMES (5-7)
O. Enechionyia 20, N. Enechionyia 19, Carr 12, Thompson 9, Harris 8, Slater 7.
OAKTON (6-5)
Bacon 19, Fradette 19, Good 7, Walker 4, Luethke 3, Tribble 3.
Saint James 18 16 22 19 — 75
Oakton 5 15 17 18 — 55
PREP WRESTLING
Wildcats’ Miller, Davis win tourney titles at Damascus
DAMASCUS, Md. — Williamsport’s Nick Miller and Bryan Davis both won their weight classes at the Damascus Holiday Invitational.
Miller prevailed at 106 pounds and was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Lightweight Wrestler, while Davis was the champion at 126.
Also for the Wildcats, who finished sixth out of 21 teams, Kobe Baker (145) was fourth, Sinjin Shoop (138) and Austin Keadle (195) each placed fifth, Austin Golden (182) was sixth, Justin Beckley (113) and Lasher Urciolo (220) each placed seventh and Tanner Canfield (120), Jacob Cody (170) and Brandon Iseminger (285) each placed eighth.
South Hagerstown, which finished 13th, had three placewinners. Isaiah Brooks was third at 106, Marquil Holt was fifth at 285 and Luke Heinrich took sixth at 132.
The team title was won by host Damascus.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Broadfording Middle School Tournament
Seventh-grade boys
Northern 54, Boonsboro 27
Northern: Tribble 15, Waters 12, Shives 6, Ferguson 6, Sprecher 4, Carbaugh 4, Butler 4, Stubbs 2, Somerville 1.
Boonsboro: B. Smith 11, Nikirk 5, Myers 3, Penn 3, Wells 2, Bare 2, Holder 1.
Northern 64, Clear Spring 39
Northern: Waters 15, Tribble 15, Shives 14, Sprecher 10, Stubbs 4, Ferguson 4, Carbaugh 2.
Clear Spring: Lazich 24, Michael 6, Myers 4, Landman 2, Hose 2, Eby 1.
