St. Maria Goretti 64, Loyola Blakefield 54
TOWSON, Md. — RJ Blakney had a group high 20 focuses to lead St. Maria Goretti past Loyola Blakefield in a Baltimore Catholic League diversion on Friday.
Goretti trailed 29-25 at halftime, yet outscored Loyola by six in the third and nine in the fourth to pull away for the triumph.
Elijah Clarance had 14 focuses and Amir Harris included 10 focuses for the Gaels (8-1, 2-0).
The Gaels shot 18 of 21 at the free-toss line, incorporating 9 of 10 in the final quarter.
North Hagerstown 60, Frederick 56
FREDERICK, Md. — Jiar White had 24 focuses and 11 bounce back to lead North Hagerstown over Frederick on Friday.
Ravaughn Dillard had 24 focuses and seven bounce back for the Hubs (3-1), while John Teague had eight focuses and seven bounce back and Brandon Castera had eight bounce back and three helps.
Frederick (3-1) drove 25-18 at halftime, however North outscored the Cadets by 10 in the second from last quarter to lead the pack.
Broadfording 90, Heritage 49
Deaundre Gonzales scored 19 focuses to lead Broadfording Christian in a MDCC defeat of Heritage Academy (1-4, 1-3) on Friday.
Broadfording drove 19-14 after the primary quarter and went on a 32-8 keep running in the second to take a 51-22 lead into the half.
Tervon Bonitto had 16 focuses and nine bounce back for the Lions (6-1, 4-0), while Tautus Bergelis had 12 focuses and eight bounce back, Palmi Thorsson had 11 focuses, seven bounce back, 11 helps and three takes and Henson Ujoh had 11 focuses, five helps and four takes in the triumph.
For the Eagles (1-4, 1-3), Nate Gaylor scored 18 focuses, including 15 from 3-point region, while Will Faith had nine focuses and Tyler Durst had six helps.
Waynesboro 75, Big Spring 46
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Cameron Keck scored 15 focuses, including three 3s, to lead Waynesboro in a Mid-Penn Colonial defeat of Big Spring on Friday.
Mitch Neterer scored 12 of his 14 focuses from behind the circular segment, Evan Hine had 11 focuses and eight bounce back and Kyle Hoffman had nine helps for the Indians, who made 11 3-pointers.
Greencastle-Antrim 57, James Buchanan 30
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Brandon Stuhler and Casey Hoover each had 15 focuses to help Greencastle-Antrim beat James Buchanan in a Mid-Penn Colonial challenge on Friday.
The Blue Devils (2-1, 1-0) drove 26-14 at halftime.
For James Buchanan (1-4, 0-2), Jared Pine had 16 focuses.
Shalom goes 2-0 in competition
STEPHEN'S CITY, Va. — Shalom Christian won both of its diversions in the Shenandoah Valley Christian competition, beating Lynchburg Homeschool 56-51 and Grace Brethren 90-57 on Friday.
Against Lynchburg, Jonah Stains had 20 focuses to lead all scorers and Coby Roseman included 13 focuses for the Flames.
Likewise for Shalom, Cameron Roseman had 10 focuses and Chase Martin had nine focuses.
Against Grace Brethren, Stains had an amusement high 35 focuses, hitting five 3-pointers.
Coby Roseman had 15 focuses, hitting three 3-pointers, and Cameron Roseman had 14 focuses in the triumphant exertion.
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
Greencastle-Antrim 44, James Buchanan 37
GREENCASTLE, Pa. — Jenay Faulkner had 24 focuses, eight bounce back and eight takes to help Greencastle-Antrim rally past James Buchanan in a Mid-Penn Colonial challenge on Friday.
The Blue Devils (3-0, 1-0) trailed by 10 entering the last quarter, however outscored James Buchanan (0-5, 0-2) 21-4 in the period to haul out the triumph.
Faulkner turned into Greencastle's unsurpassed driving scorer in the diversion with 1,429 focuses, passing the past record of 1,420.
Likewise for Greencastle, Lydia Crist had seven focuses and six bounce back.
Beauty Academy 56, Faith Christian 35
Taylor Morgan had 27 focuses, three bounce back, three helps and seven takes to lead Grace Academy past Faith Christian in the MDCC on Friday.
Dede Wright had a twofold with 12 focuses and an amusement high 19 bounce back, Alexis Parrotte had 11 bounce back and Hannah Parmenter had six focuses and nine bounce back for the Knights (5-3, 3-1), who drove 23-14 at the half.
Jessica Horn and Ellarie Salesky each had 10 focuses for Faith (0-7, 0-4).
Legacy 54, Broadfording 18
Mikaylah Hoy scored 17 focuses, including 15 of the group's 23 first-half focuses, to lead undefeated Heritage Academy in a MDCC defeat of Broadfording Christian on Friday.
Maelynne Patey about had a triple-twofold with 11 focuses, 10 helps, nine takes and seven bounce back, Carrie Fisler had nine focuses and Chloe Prejean had eight focuses and five bounce back for the Eagles.
Alyssa Gettel had six focuses, five bounce back and four takes for the Lions (1-8, 0-4), while Tillie Derr had six focuses and six bounce back, Cheska Knable had six bounce back and two takes and Sierra Hornick had five bounce back and two takes for the Lions (1-8, 0-4).
Waynesboro 54, Big Spring 42
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Catherine Weber had a diversion high 19 focuses to lead Waynesboro past Big Spring in a Mid-Penn Colonial matchup Friday.
Chelsea Cover included 13 focuses, hitting three 3-pointers, and Olivia Gardenhour included nine focuses for Waynesboro (3-1, 2-0).
James Wood 51, St. Maria Goretti 38
Sirri Akaya and Arielle Jean-Jacques had 16 focuses each for St. Maria Goretti in Friday's misfortune at home.
Germantown 70, Mercersburg 23
Stronghold WASHINGTON, Pa. — Isiuwa Oghagbon had 12 and eight bounce back for Mercersburg Academy in a misfortune to Germantown Academy in the Make-A-Wish competition on Friday.
Olivia Coleman included five focuses and six bounce back for the Blue Storm (1-4), who trailed 40-6 at halftime.
Southern Fulton 48, Northern Bedford 37
Drew Gordon had a twofold with 22 focuses and 13 bounce back to lead Southern Fulton in a win over Northern Bedford on Thursday.
Olivia Mottern had 19 focuses, including three 3s, and Lindsey Hollenshead had four helps for the Indians.
• MEN'S BASKETBALL
Alderson Broaddus 74, Shepherd 66
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Steffen Davis scored an amusement high 26 focuses for Shepherd in Friday night's misfortune to Alderson Broaddus.
AJ Carr had 18 focuses for the Rams (4-4), while Skyler Roman included nine focuses and amusement highs of seven bounce back and six helps.
• JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Legacy 35, Broadfording 32
Legacy: Garet Bingaman 7, Colby Reese 7.
• JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
James Wood 42, St. Maria Goretti 32
Goretti: Anna Householder 19 focuses.
Northern Bedford 33, Southern Fulton 32
• MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Effortlessness 49, Faith 16
Confidence (1-3): Finn Boehler 11.
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL
All the more All-American respects for Rams' Hights
Shepherd junior hostile lineman Lavonte Hights was named to the 2016 Associated Press Little All-America group Friday.
Hights, who prior in the week accumulated first-group D2CCA All-American respects, was a third-group choice.
Hights keyed a Shepherd hostile line as a three-year starter at right handle. His play was instrumental in helping the Shepherd offense rank 6th broadly in passing offense (312.9), eighth in passing effectiveness (168.1) and nineteenth in scoring offense (38.6).
The Little All-America group respects players from NCAA divisions II and III and the NAIA.
Ziemba completes seventh in Harlon Hill balloting
FLORENCE, Ala. — Shepherd senior quarterback Jeff Ziemba completed seventh in the 2016 Harlon Hill Trophy balloting as the NCAA Division II College Football Player of the Year. Quarterback Justin Dvorak of Colorado School of Mines guaranteed the honor.
Ziemba, who set seventh for the second back to back year, finished of 251 of 385 goes for 3,627 yards and 32 touchdowns for the Rams this season. He finished 65.2 percent of his passes and had a 168.12 passing-proficiency rating.
TOWSON, Md. — RJ Blakney had a group high 20 focuses to lead St. Maria Goretti past Loyola Blakefield in a Baltimore Catholic League diversion on Friday.
Goretti trailed 29-25 at halftime, yet outscored Loyola by six in the third and nine in the fourth to pull away for the triumph.
Elijah Clarance had 14 focuses and Amir Harris included 10 focuses for the Gaels (8-1, 2-0).
The Gaels shot 18 of 21 at the free-toss line, incorporating 9 of 10 in the final quarter.
North Hagerstown 60, Frederick 56
FREDERICK, Md. — Jiar White had 24 focuses and 11 bounce back to lead North Hagerstown over Frederick on Friday.
Ravaughn Dillard had 24 focuses and seven bounce back for the Hubs (3-1), while John Teague had eight focuses and seven bounce back and Brandon Castera had eight bounce back and three helps.
Frederick (3-1) drove 25-18 at halftime, however North outscored the Cadets by 10 in the second from last quarter to lead the pack.
Broadfording 90, Heritage 49
Deaundre Gonzales scored 19 focuses to lead Broadfording Christian in a MDCC defeat of Heritage Academy (1-4, 1-3) on Friday.
Broadfording drove 19-14 after the primary quarter and went on a 32-8 keep running in the second to take a 51-22 lead into the half.
Tervon Bonitto had 16 focuses and nine bounce back for the Lions (6-1, 4-0), while Tautus Bergelis had 12 focuses and eight bounce back, Palmi Thorsson had 11 focuses, seven bounce back, 11 helps and three takes and Henson Ujoh had 11 focuses, five helps and four takes in the triumph.
For the Eagles (1-4, 1-3), Nate Gaylor scored 18 focuses, including 15 from 3-point region, while Will Faith had nine focuses and Tyler Durst had six helps.
Waynesboro 75, Big Spring 46
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Cameron Keck scored 15 focuses, including three 3s, to lead Waynesboro in a Mid-Penn Colonial defeat of Big Spring on Friday.
Mitch Neterer scored 12 of his 14 focuses from behind the circular segment, Evan Hine had 11 focuses and eight bounce back and Kyle Hoffman had nine helps for the Indians, who made 11 3-pointers.
Greencastle-Antrim 57, James Buchanan 30
MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Brandon Stuhler and Casey Hoover each had 15 focuses to help Greencastle-Antrim beat James Buchanan in a Mid-Penn Colonial challenge on Friday.
The Blue Devils (2-1, 1-0) drove 26-14 at halftime.
For James Buchanan (1-4, 0-2), Jared Pine had 16 focuses.
Shalom goes 2-0 in competition
STEPHEN'S CITY, Va. — Shalom Christian won both of its diversions in the Shenandoah Valley Christian competition, beating Lynchburg Homeschool 56-51 and Grace Brethren 90-57 on Friday.
Against Lynchburg, Jonah Stains had 20 focuses to lead all scorers and Coby Roseman included 13 focuses for the Flames.
Likewise for Shalom, Cameron Roseman had 10 focuses and Chase Martin had nine focuses.
Against Grace Brethren, Stains had an amusement high 35 focuses, hitting five 3-pointers.
Coby Roseman had 15 focuses, hitting three 3-pointers, and Cameron Roseman had 14 focuses in the triumphant exertion.
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
Greencastle-Antrim 44, James Buchanan 37
GREENCASTLE, Pa. — Jenay Faulkner had 24 focuses, eight bounce back and eight takes to help Greencastle-Antrim rally past James Buchanan in a Mid-Penn Colonial challenge on Friday.
The Blue Devils (3-0, 1-0) trailed by 10 entering the last quarter, however outscored James Buchanan (0-5, 0-2) 21-4 in the period to haul out the triumph.
Faulkner turned into Greencastle's unsurpassed driving scorer in the diversion with 1,429 focuses, passing the past record of 1,420.
Likewise for Greencastle, Lydia Crist had seven focuses and six bounce back.
Beauty Academy 56, Faith Christian 35
Taylor Morgan had 27 focuses, three bounce back, three helps and seven takes to lead Grace Academy past Faith Christian in the MDCC on Friday.
Dede Wright had a twofold with 12 focuses and an amusement high 19 bounce back, Alexis Parrotte had 11 bounce back and Hannah Parmenter had six focuses and nine bounce back for the Knights (5-3, 3-1), who drove 23-14 at the half.
Jessica Horn and Ellarie Salesky each had 10 focuses for Faith (0-7, 0-4).
Legacy 54, Broadfording 18
Mikaylah Hoy scored 17 focuses, including 15 of the group's 23 first-half focuses, to lead undefeated Heritage Academy in a MDCC defeat of Broadfording Christian on Friday.
Maelynne Patey about had a triple-twofold with 11 focuses, 10 helps, nine takes and seven bounce back, Carrie Fisler had nine focuses and Chloe Prejean had eight focuses and five bounce back for the Eagles.
Alyssa Gettel had six focuses, five bounce back and four takes for the Lions (1-8, 0-4), while Tillie Derr had six focuses and six bounce back, Cheska Knable had six bounce back and two takes and Sierra Hornick had five bounce back and two takes for the Lions (1-8, 0-4).
Waynesboro 54, Big Spring 42
NEWVILLE, Pa. — Catherine Weber had a diversion high 19 focuses to lead Waynesboro past Big Spring in a Mid-Penn Colonial matchup Friday.
Chelsea Cover included 13 focuses, hitting three 3-pointers, and Olivia Gardenhour included nine focuses for Waynesboro (3-1, 2-0).
James Wood 51, St. Maria Goretti 38
Sirri Akaya and Arielle Jean-Jacques had 16 focuses each for St. Maria Goretti in Friday's misfortune at home.
Germantown 70, Mercersburg 23
Stronghold WASHINGTON, Pa. — Isiuwa Oghagbon had 12 and eight bounce back for Mercersburg Academy in a misfortune to Germantown Academy in the Make-A-Wish competition on Friday.
Olivia Coleman included five focuses and six bounce back for the Blue Storm (1-4), who trailed 40-6 at halftime.
Southern Fulton 48, Northern Bedford 37
Drew Gordon had a twofold with 22 focuses and 13 bounce back to lead Southern Fulton in a win over Northern Bedford on Thursday.
Olivia Mottern had 19 focuses, including three 3s, and Lindsey Hollenshead had four helps for the Indians.
• MEN'S BASKETBALL
Alderson Broaddus 74, Shepherd 66
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Steffen Davis scored an amusement high 26 focuses for Shepherd in Friday night's misfortune to Alderson Broaddus.
AJ Carr had 18 focuses for the Rams (4-4), while Skyler Roman included nine focuses and amusement highs of seven bounce back and six helps.
• JV BOYS BASKETBALL
Legacy 35, Broadfording 32
Legacy: Garet Bingaman 7, Colby Reese 7.
• JV GIRLS BASKETBALL
James Wood 42, St. Maria Goretti 32
Goretti: Anna Householder 19 focuses.
Northern Bedford 33, Southern Fulton 32
• MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Effortlessness 49, Faith 16
Confidence (1-3): Finn Boehler 11.
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL
All the more All-American respects for Rams' Hights
Shepherd junior hostile lineman Lavonte Hights was named to the 2016 Associated Press Little All-America group Friday.
Hights, who prior in the week accumulated first-group D2CCA All-American respects, was a third-group choice.
Hights keyed a Shepherd hostile line as a three-year starter at right handle. His play was instrumental in helping the Shepherd offense rank 6th broadly in passing offense (312.9), eighth in passing effectiveness (168.1) and nineteenth in scoring offense (38.6).
The Little All-America group respects players from NCAA divisions II and III and the NAIA.
Ziemba completes seventh in Harlon Hill balloting
FLORENCE, Ala. — Shepherd senior quarterback Jeff Ziemba completed seventh in the 2016 Harlon Hill Trophy balloting as the NCAA Division II College Football Player of the Year. Quarterback Justin Dvorak of Colorado School of Mines guaranteed the honor.
Ziemba, who set seventh for the second back to back year, finished of 251 of 385 goes for 3,627 yards and 32 touchdowns for the Rams this season. He finished 65.2 percent of his passes and had a 168.12 passing-proficiency rating.
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