Tuesday, January 29, 2013
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Boonsboro 39, Catoctin 34
BOONSBORO — Claudia Jenkins and Tiffany Bowman combined to score all the points in Boonsboro’s 10-2 run to open the third quarter as the Warriors knocked off Catoctin (9-7, 6-4) in an MVAL Antietam game Tuesday.
The Warriors (10-6, 7-3) held a 17-16 at the half before working the ball inside to use their height advantage. Jenkins and Bowman scored all the points of the run off offensive rebounds.
Jenkins finished with 12 points to go with eight rebounds and four steals, while Bowman managed eight points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. Shannon O’Brien had nine points and 11 rebounds.
CATOCTIN (7-7, 6-4)
Erfurdt 2, Hackney 7, Wenmoth 7, Clemens 1, Andrew 10, Smith 7. Totals 9 14-17 34.
BOONSBORO (10-6, 7-3)
Davis 5, Angle 2, Green 3, Jenkins 12, Bowman 8, O’Brien 9. Totals 16 4-14 39.
Catoctin 5 11 10 8 — 34
Boonsboro 7 10 15 7 — 39
3-point goals — Catoctin 2 (Wenmoth, Andrew), Boonsboro 3 (Davis, Green, Jenkins).
Mercersburg 46, Goretti 33
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Mercersburg Academy took control in the first quarter, outscoring St. Maria Goretti 11-1, on the way to the IPSL victory.
Sarah Firestone had 10 points for the Blue Storm (12-4, 3-1), while Hanna Warfield had nine points and five assists, Teal Tasker had nine points and Melody Gomez had 14 rebounds and six points.
Maggie Murray had 17 points and three steals and Lauree Lorensen had 13 rebounds for the Gaels (4-12, 1-2).
ST. MARIA GORETTI (4-12, 1-2)
M. Murray 17, C. Murray 6, Jackson 2, Lorensen 6, Rock 2. Totals 10 9-15 33.
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY (12-4, 3-1)
Tasker 9, Firestone 10, Warfield 9. Brink 4, Gomez 6, Reath 4, Richardson 4. Totals 20 6-17 46.
Goretti 1 6 14 12 — 33
Mercersburg 11 11 10 14 — 46
3-point goals — Goretti 4 (M. Murray 4).
Shalom 36, Faith 24
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Shalom Christian capitalized on early turnovers by Faith Christian to build a 25-6 halftime lead to ease to a victory to remain undefeated in the MDCC.
Faith (8-6, 4-4) outscored Shalom (10-3, 8-0) in the second half, but couldn’t overcome the early deficit.
Lydia Tissue and Lydia Harris each scored nine points to lead Shalom.
Olivia Stoddard led Faith with six points.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (8-6, 4-4)
Castle 5, Romine 2, Sansell 5, Stoddard 6, Dopson 3, Deneseus 3. Total 7 9-21 24.
SHALOM CHRISTIAN (10-3, 8-0)
Tissue 9, Lehman 2, Kukos 8, Yoder 8, Harris 9. Totals 15 5-6 36
Faith 3 3 5 13 — 24
Shalom 13 12 2 9 — 36
3-point goals — Faith 1 (Dopson), Shalom 1 (Tissue).
Calvary 49, Grace 30
Caitlin Cox had eight points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals for Grace Academy in a Mason Dixon Christian Conference loss to Calvary Christian.
Jocelyn Quirple had eight points and nine rebounds, Amanda Eby had nine rebonds and a block and Hannah Colvin had nine rebounds and two blocks for the Knights, who pulled away in the fourth quarter with an 18-3 run.
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (10-6, 5-3)
Emerick 2, Lehis 2, Reed 10, Hipsley 22, Peters 2, Ultis 5, Shutter 6. Totals 23 2-6 49.
GRACE ACADEMY (7-7, 2-5)
C. Cox 8, A. Cox 3, Eby 4, Quirple 8, Colvin 4, Boutieller 3. Totals 13 2-8 30.
Calvary 10 8 13 18 — 49
Grace 12 5 10 3 — 30
3-point goals — Calvary Christian 1 (Ultis), Grace Academy 2 (A. Cox, Boutieller). Fouled out — C. Cox.
Northern Bedford 74, McConnellsburg 36
LOYSBURG, Pa. — Northern Bedford (12-4, 9-2) connected on 12 3-pointers in a Sideling Hill League win over McConnellsburg.
Jessi Keefer had 20 points, including three 3-pointers, and Nikki Fleming had 13 rebounds for the Spartans (7-8, 2-7).
McCONNELLSBURG (7-8, 2-7)
Fleming 5, Shore 1, Strayer 7, J. Keefer 20, Zittle 2, Roberts 1. Totals 11 11-15 36.
NORTHERN BEDFORD (12-4, 9-2)
Cottle 8, Hershberger 24, Smith 12, Beach 12, Clark 6, Conrad 6, Gochour 6. Totals 27 8-10 74.
McConn’burg 11 7 4 14 — 36
No. Bedford 16 15 26 17 — 74
3-point goals — McConnellsburg 3 (J. Keefer 3), Northern Bedford 12 (Hershberger 5, Smith 4, Gochnour 2, Conrad).
Hedgesville 68, Jefferson 29
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION, W.Va. — Kristen Nunn had 18 points, seven rebounds and seven assists to lead Hedgesville in a rout of Jefferson (1-15).
Carly Elliott had 12 points and seven rebounds, Lexi Taylor had 10 points and eight rebounds and Brittany Compton had seven rebounds for the Eagles (10-7).
HEDGESVILLE (10-7)
Compton 2, Nunn 18, Creamer 5, Taylor 10, Shaw 2, Sansone 3, Gayle 9, Elliott 12, Harrow 5, Wolfe 2. Totals 26 14-28 68.
JEFFERSON (1-15)
Stanton 2, Jones 3, McDonald 2, Baylor 3, Taylor 6, Biebel 4, Silver 2, Chrisman 7. Totals 9 11-17 29.
Hedgesville 16 19 20 13 — 68
Jefferson 7 8 7 7 — 29
3-point goals — Hedgesville 2 (Gayle, Elliott).
BOYS BASKETBALL
Boonsboro 60, Catoctin 44
THURMONT, Md. — Scott Bennett scored a game-high 19 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Boonsboro past Catoctin (1-12, 1-9) in the MVAL Antietam.
Justin Jardeleza had nine points and Ryan Walsh had five steals and four assists for the Warriors (6-10, 4-6), who outscored the Cougars 27-14 in the second half.
BOONSBORO (6-10, 4-6)
Bennett 19, Strunk 8, Walsh 2, Coulter 7, Wetzel 2, Jardeleza 9, Cowden 6, Saunders 7. Totals 24 9-18 60.
CATOCTIN (1-12, 1-9)
Jenkins 4, Smith 3, Laramore 4, Morgan 5, Speak 9, Cole 2, Kennedy 13, Kastner 2, Tokar 2. Totals 15 11-20 44.
Boonsboro 16 17 16 11 — 60
Catoctin 15 15 6 8 — 44
3-point goals — Boonsboro 3 (Bennett 2, Jardeleza), Catoctin 3 (Kennedy 3).
Brunswick 56, Clear Spring 49
BRUNSWICK, Md. — Dallas Darling had 20 points, seven rebounds and four steals to lead Brunswick (9-6, 6-3) to an MVAL Antietam victory over Clear Spring.
Michael Riley had 15 points, including three 3-pointers, for the Blazers (5-7, 2-7), while Ryan Aaron had 14 points, six rebounds and three assists and Jake Brant had seven points and five rebounds in the loss.
Clear Spring connected for a season-high seven 3-pointers.
CLEAR SPRING (5-7, 2-7)
Jar. Brant 2, S. Schultz 5, Riley 15, Aaron 14, C. Schultz 2, Jak. Brant 7, Moser 4. Totals 17 8-15 49.
BRUNSWICK (9-6, 6-3)
Hossler 9, Darling 20, Fawley 11, Nusbaum 1, Price 5, Smith 10. Totals 16 20-31 56.
Clear Spring 6 12 11 20 — 49
Brunswick 17 7 14 18 — 56
3-point goals — Clear Spring 7 (S. Schultz, Riley 3, Aaron 2, Jak. Brant), Brunswick 4 (Hossler, Darling, Fawley 2).
Saint James 63, St. Andrews 54
POTOMAC, Md. — The Enechionyia brothers combined for 42 points as Saint James got past St. Andrews (10-7, 3-5) in a Mid-Atlantic Conference game.
Nnamdi Enechionyia had 22 points and nine rebounds, while Obi Enechionyia scored 20 points along with 23 rebounds and four blocked shots for the Saints (8-10, 2-4).
SAINT JAMES (8-10, 3-3)
O. Enechionyia 20, N. Enechionyia 22, Slater 7, Harris 6, Thompson 6, Carr 6.
ST. ANDREWS (10-7, 3-5)
Addison 18, Izadpanah 17, McFadden 8, Consor 5, Collins 3, Stratford 2, Law 1.
3-point goals — Saint James 3 (O. Enechionyia, N. Enechionyia, Slater), St. Andrews 9 (Addison 2, Izadpanah 5, McFadden, Consor).
Shalom 50, Faith 39
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Shalom Christian hit Faith Christian with seven 3-pointers on the way to the Mason Dixon Christian Conference win.
Matt Wenger had four 3s on the way to scoring 20 points for Shalom (6-8, 5-4) while Jeff McCracken and Alex Crilley each had 11 points.
Steven Johnson paced Faith Christian (4-13, 2-7) with 14 points and Sam Romine had 11.
FAITH CHRISTIAN (4-13, 2-7)
S. Johnson 14, Butler 2, Michael 6, T. Johnson 2, Romine 11, Peifer 4. Totals 18 0-4 39.
SHALOM CHRISTIAN (6-8, 5-4)
Wenger 20, Benton 2, McCracken 11, Crilley 11, Clapper 6. Totals 18 7-19 50.
Faith 10 7 6 16 — 39
Shalom 15 10 15 10 — 50
3-point goals — Faith 3 (Michael 2, Romine), Shalom 7 (Wenger 4, McCracken, Crilley 2).
Broadfording 78, CVCS 48
Broadfording had three players in double figures in an easy win over CVCS in the Mason Dixon Christian Conference.
Moni Anderson had 21 points, Josh Daniels had 16 points, along with six rebounds, five steals and six assists, and Mawdo Sallah had 15 points for Broadfording (19-5, 8-1).
Josh Sanders had 23 points for the Blazers (6-9, 2-7).
CUMB. VALLEY CHRISTIAN (6-9, 2-7)
Kipe 3, Sanders 23, Baker 2, Chapman 10, Lee 2, Graves 4, Sung 4. Totals 18 10-13 48.
BROADFORDING (19-5, 8-1)
Anderson 21, Daniels 16, Price 8, B. Cradduck 6, M. Cradduck 1, Silva 8, Sallah 15, Jackson 3. Totals 33 12-21 78.
CVCS 8 13 10 16 — 48
Broadfording 23 18 19 18 — 78
3-points — CVCS 2 (Sanders). Fouled out — Kipe.
Calvary 70, Grace 55
Hakeem Long had 15 points, five assists and four steals for Grace Academy in a Mason Dixon Christian Conference loss to Calvary Christian (9-7, 5-4).
Ed Booth had 14 points and 16 rebounds and Harrison Barger had 14 points, including three 3-pointers, three assists and two steals for the Knights (4-11, 0-9).
CALVARY CHRISTIAN (9-7, 5-4)
Michaels 26, Dillow 8, Swogger 17, Capper 8, Hart 11. Totals 28 11-12 70.
GRACE ACADEMY (4-11, 0-9)
Jacques 4, Barger 14, Long 15, Kim 4, Booth 14, Helman 4. Totals 24 3-6 55.
Calvary 18 14 16 22 — 70
Grace 12 17 12 14 — 55
3-point goals — Calvary 5 (Michaels, Swogger 4), Grace Academy 4 (Barger 3, Long). Fouled out — Hernandez.
Musselman 82, Berkeley Springs 55
INWOOD, W.Va. — Musselman took advantage of its height advantage, pounding out a 23-12 second quarter to take out Berkeley Springs.
The Applemen (11-3) Led 40-25 at the half before finishing off the game with a 28-point fourth quarter to take the 27-point victory.
Jacob Bare and Thomas Hargrove led Musselman with 18 points each, while Trevon Westco added 16 points.
Michael Kearney led Berkeley Springs (4-8) with 23 points, while Zach Wise added 13.
BERKELEY SPRINGS (4-8)
Kearney 23, Wise 13, Appel 10, Zinzow 4, Reicio 5. Totals 19 10-14 55.
MUSSELMAN (11-3)
Bare 18, Hargrove 18, Westco 16, Brooks 8, Stephens 6, McDonald 6, Dupree 4, Daniels 4, Venable 2. Totals 35 8-15 82.
Berk. Springs 13 12 16 14 — 55
Musselman 17 23 14 28 — 82
3-point goals — Berkeley Springs 7 (Wise 4, Kearney 2, Reicio), Musselman 4 (Brooks 2, Stephens, Westco).
Chambersburg 56, Mifflin County 39
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Kellen Williams had 17 points, six rebounds, three assists and three steals to lead Chambersburg past Mifflin County (6-11, 1-11) in the Mid-Penn Commonwealth.
Evason Ogbonna had 14 points, six rebounds, eight blocks and two steals for the Trojans (12-6, 7-5), who went on a 15-2 run in the second quarter to take a 30-17 halftime lead.
MIFFLIN COUNTY (6-11, 1-11)
Treaster 14, C. Jerzerick 10, Koller 2, Wagner 11, Michaels 2. Totals 16 5-8 39.
CHAMBERSBURG (12-6, 7-5)
Flores 1, Wenger 2, Christian 1, Sollenberger 2, Charles 5, Myers 3, Martin 2, Williams 17, Ogbonna 14, Stahl 9. Totals 18 19-33 56.
Mifflin County 15 2 7 15 — 39
Chambersburg 15 15 13 13 — 56
3-point goals — Mifflin County 2 (Treaster 2), Chambersburg 1 (Charles).
Boiling Springs 52, Waynesboro 51
BOILING SPRINGS, Pa. — Waynesboro closed with a rush against Boiling Springs but fell short in a Mid-Penn Colonial loss.
The Indians (6-14, 3-8) outscored Boiling Springs (12-5, 6-4) in the final period 19-7.
James Bennett had 12 points for Waynesboro and Cole Warrenfeltz had 10 for the Indians.
WAYNESBORO (6-14,3-8)
Smith 5, Hoffman 3, Ingram 3, Kelly 3, Warrenfeltz 10, Fetterhoff 6, Bennett 12, Montgomery 9. Totals 19 3-7 51.
BOILING SPRINGS (12-5, 6-4)
Lithgow 5, M. Gelber 14, Pittenger 11, McHenry 13. Totals 20 6-10 52.
Waynesboro 11 12 9 19 — 51
Boil. Springs 20 18 7 7 — 52
3-point goals — Waynesboro 10 (Smith, Hoffman, Kelly, Warrenfeltz, Fetterhoff 2, Bennett 2, Montgomery 2), Boiling Springs 6 (McJenry 4, Pittenger, M. Gelber).
Martinsburg 61, Washington 42
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Donte Grantham had 16 points, including three 3-pointers, and 13 rebounds to lead Martinsburg past Washington (10-4).
Jalen Lewis had 11 points and five assists, Elisha Freeman had 11 points and Jordan Robinson had eight points and six rebounds for the Bulldogs (14-2).
MARTINSBURG (14-2)
Freeman 11, Robinson 8, J. Lewis 11, Cooper 2, Lewis 2, Cole 3, Grantham 16, German 8. Totals 24 7-10 61.
WASHINGTON (10-4)
Newman 8, M. Jones 3, Bell 22, J. Jones 4, Coles 5. Totals 14 9-17 42.
Martinsburg 10 16 20 15 — 61
Washington 10 11 10 11 — 42
3-point goals — Martinsburg 6 (Freeman, J. Lewis, Cole, Grantham 3), Washington 5 (Newman, Bell 4).
Southern Fulton 53, Tussey Mountain 46
SAXTON, Pa. — Jordan Clingerman had a double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds to lead Southern Fulton past Tussey Mountain.
Brady Golden had 12 points and Connor Litton had five rebounds and five assists for the Indians.
SOUTHERN FULTON (8-6)
N. Smartt 3, No. Smartt 2, Litton 7, Golden 12, Ashkettle 7, Clingerman 17, Seburn 5. Totals 19 13-17 53.
TUSSEY MOUNTAIN
Runk 3, Husick 14, Mitchell 15, Zelanko 11, Kline 3. Totals 18 6-13 46.
Southern Fulton 12 13 13 15 — 53
Tussey Mountain 13 14 12 7 — 46
3-point goals — Southern Fulton 2 (Litton, Seburn), Tussey Mountain 4 (Mitchell 3, Husick). Fouled out — Mitchell.
Heritage 69, New Life 59
FREDERICK, Md. — Alex Cosner had 18 points and 19 rebounds to lead Heritage Academy to an overtime win over New Life Christian in the Mason Dixon Christian Conference.
Nate Patey made three baskets late in the third quarter to cut the lead 48-37 and Heritage outscored New Life 12-7 in the fourth to send it to overtime, where they went on a 14-4 run to finish the game.
Chris Harrell had 17 points and eight rebounds, Bryce Nigh had 13 points, eight assists and six steals and Ben Cosner had 11 points and 12 rebounds for the Eagles (12-1, 8-1).
Connor Brown hit five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 27 points and Austin Brown had 11 points, including his 1,000th career point, for New Life (9-9, 6-3).
HERITAGE ACADEMY (12-1, 8-1)
A. Cosner 18, B. Cosner 11, Nigh 12, Harrell 17, Patey 8, Sisler 3. Totals 25 13-17 69.
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN (9-9, 6-3)
C. Brown 27, A. Brown 11, Allwein 2, Horn 4, Chambers 12, Stopyra 2. Totals 23 7-11 59.
Heritage 14 14 15 12 14 — 69
New Life 15 14 19 7 4 — 59
3-point goals — Heritage Academy 6 (Harrell 5, Sisler), New Life 6 (C. Brown 5, A. Brown).
PREP WRESTLING
Williamsport 40, Southern Garrett 24
at OAKLAND, Md.
220 — Keadle (W) p. Chapman, 2:28; 285 — Iseminger (W) p. M. Tichnel, 2:26; 106 — Miller (W) m.d. Hamrick, 15-2; 113 — Beckley (W) p. Ethan B., 1:11; 120 — Shaffer (SG) p. Canfield, 1:05; 126 — Loeser (W) d. McCauley, 5-4; 132 — Davis (W) d. Z. Tichnel, 4-0; 138 — Shoop (W) d. Massey, 8-1; 145 — Baker (W) d. Lascaris, 9-7; 152 — Collins (SG) p. Nalley, 3:25; 160 — Kisner (SG) p. Kennedy, 3:54; 170 — Cody (W) d. Foulke, 9-7; 182 — Golden (W) d. Rinker, 6-2; 195 — Cooper (SG) p. Urciolo, 1:05.
Record: Williamsport 17-6.
Saint James 76, Mount Airy Christian 4
at ST. JAMES
195 — Alex Wagner (SJ) fft.; 220 — Henry Meehan (SJ) fft.; 285 — Nico Gentile (SJ) fft.; 106 — Lukas Pank (SJ) fft.; 113 — Andrew Fry (MAC) m.d. Ken Ohm, 11-3; 120 — Hongdi Zhang (SJ) fft.; 126 — Levi Schindel (SJ) fft.; 132 — Kevin Cooper (SJ) fft.; 138 — Will Smith (SJ) m.d. William Coard, 13-2; 145 — Justin Pank (SJ) p. Benjamin Hickey, 1:14; 152 — Luke Caso (SJ) fft.; 160 — Henry Smith (SJ) fft.; 170 — John Stephens (SJ) fft.; 182 — Leighton Younger (SJ) p. Dakota Van Houten, 2:28.
Record: Saint James 11-6.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
HCC ranked 12th in nation
Hagerstown Community College reached new heights Tuesday.
The Hawks (20-2) were ranked 12th in the newest NJCAA Division I poll, the highest rating in school history.
HCC is two voting points shy of overtaking Northwest Florida State, which opened the season at No. 1.
The Hawks host Essex on Saturday.
JV BOYS BASKETBALL
South Hagerstown 51, Smithsburg 48
South: Greenwood 12, Robinson 8.
Smithsburg: Smith 19, Brenk 8.
St. Andrew’s 55, Saint James 39
Saint James: Mitch Wilson 19, Jeff Lee 6, Caleb Goodie 7.
Catoctin 44, Boonsboro 42
Boonsboro: Stewart 15.
Chambersburg 36, Mifflin Co. 35
Chambersburg: Luis Torres 13.
Grace 57, Calvary 44
Grace: Koontz 15, Barger 19.
Tussey Mountain 52, Southern Fulton 37
SF: Trent Rider 16.
JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hancock 30, Mercersburg 23, OT
Hancock: Golden 4,Weller 8, Mitchell 1, Smith 4, Rowe 9, Yeakle 4.
Mercersburg (5-4): Miller 12, Osaji 5, Bucci 4, Leigh 2.
Northern Bedford 40, McConnellsburg 28
McConnellsburg: Kylie Keefer 12.
Hedgesville 48, Jefferson 21
Hedgesville (7-5): Katelyn West 12.
Jefferson: Perry 6.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Eighth Grade
Broadfording 53, CVCS 23
Broadfording: Gonzales 20, Fogle 8.
CVCS: Propst 10, Barnhart 5, Walton 5.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Hagerstown Junior League
Elementary Division
Antietam Tree 23, Weller’s 21
Antietam Tree: Peralta 9, Keats 5, Semler 3, Henline 2, Harsh 2, Horton 2.
Weller’s: Chinn 7, Denton 4, Talbert 4, Jones 2, Socks 2, Walker 2.
AC&T 45, AMVETS 15
AC&T: Bowie 23, Silva 10, Connor 4, Jennings 4, Reed 2, Cline 2.
AMVETS: Wolfensberger 8, Ryan 3, Bowens 2, Smith 1, Hilker 1.
YOUTH TENNIS
Tri-State Indoor Winter League
U18 Division
Breakers 48, Blasters 19
Male singles — Levi Bucher (Br) d. Michael Brady, 8-2. Female singles — Zoie O’Neal (Br) d. Sadie Tucker, 8-6. Male doubles — Nicholas Brandt/Bucher (Br) d. Wornden Ly/Clayton Smith, 8-7. Female doubles — Sarah Elwood/Cayla Garner (Br) d. Hannah Beale/Sadie Tucker, 8-1. Mixed doubles — Brandt/Hannah Froehlich (Br) d. Ly/Beale, 8-3.
Note: Breakers won the No. 2 female doubles match by default.
The Bomb 37, Smart Aces 37
Male singles — William Snyder (TB) d. Sam D’Alauro, 8-1. Female singles — Amanda Bell (SA) d. Emily Widmeyer, 8-4. Male doubles — Brendan Bittle/Evan Kline (SA) d. Aaron Snook/Snyder, 8-7. Female doubles — Monica Divinagracia/Kristen Downing (TB) d. Eliza Smith/McKensi Washabaugh, 8-4; Molly Beck/Rachel Briggs (SA) d. Laura Winalski/Widmeyer, 8-7. Mixed doubles — Shahmeer Hussain/Bell (SA) d. Snook/Lauren Clopper, 8-3.
U10 Division
Doubles — Ollie Nurkhaidarov/Caleb Boward d. McKenzie Martz/Madyson Christie, 6-4.
BRIEFS
Girls softball registration
The Washington County Girls Softball League will hold registration for grades 3 through 8 from noon to 5 p.m. every Saturday in February at Dick’s Sporting Goods. For more information, call 301-223-9078, 301-766-7477 or 301-733-7467 or visit the website at www.eteamz.com/wcgsl.
Little League rules clinics
The Maryland District 1 Little League rules clinics for baseball and softball will be held each Tuesday from Feb. 5 to March 5 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Church of Christ, 19644 Leitersburg Pike in Hagerstown.
The clinics are free for any Little League umpires, managers and league officials. Topics of discussion will cover basic rules and new rules, including new penalties for illegal bats, pitch count changes and new regulations for softball bats.
For information, contact Denny Hockensmith at 301-416-2841 or Dave Grams at 301-791-1687.
