In the 4th quarter, Olivia Hoyt scored four points, but Liana Maxwell dropped in a 3 from deep behind the line, and the Lancers were at the doorstep. The Leopards came ready to play today. Crestwood was lead in scoring by Laneah Goins with 6 points and Kairyn Grant with 5 points. Leading scorers for SYA Claire Bono 23, Jill Mellot with 11 and Nevaeh Brown with 10. Middletown's Kacie Phillips started the game with a 3 pointer. The Cadets got hot from deep, with London Manley and Jocelyn Hayward each making three pointers. Second half went back and forth. Catoctin was led in scoring by Sophia Burgee with 9 points and Adalyn DeGrange added 5. Katelyn Veronie scored 3 points, with 4 rebounds and 2 Steals. The Lancers McKenzie Kelly scored an impressive ten points in the first period to give her team an early 14 to 8 lead. The second and third period was all Urbana as they continued their offensive juggernaut to close the third period 47-35. Myers led the way for Catoctin with 14 points and 7 rebounds. Amiyah Irby led the Falcons with 5 points and Carson Hartke scored 4. Liana Maxwell took control with her game high 15 points for the Lancers, scoring five in the 4th quarter to keep the game out of reach. Quinn Schnebly would lead the answer back for the Blazers with seven points of her own in the quarter-- topped off by a banked in three-pointer from the left wing. Clear Spring would answer with a baseline jumper by Maura Haupt, but the Railroaders held the early lead at 8-5 after one. FSKs contributing players included Isabelle Campbell, Kendall Johnson, Aliza Miller, and EmersonSchultz. Manyacka was the cause of many of the turnovers as she had many steals that led to fastbreaks for Monocacy. Smithsburg scored 23 points in the first quarter! Things changed in the third period as Catoctin came roaring back led by Madalynn Myers 10 points and cut the Lady Lions lead to 25-24 through three periods. Teams spent the first half feeling each other out. Offensively, Claire Bono led the Leopards attack hitting from long range and mixing in some nice drives. Aubrey Pate chipped in 8 points. Living in La Habra puts you within easy reach of some of California's most popular attractions, from the theme parks of Anaheim to the beautiful waterfront of Long Beach. Rosie 16pts & 13 pts for London for the cadets. The offenses both came out hot in the first quarter. Brunson was fouled and made one of her free throws. Overall, eight Lancers combined for their 31 points and five Knights combined for their 11 points. Boonsboro would pull away to win 31-17. Clear Spring featured balanced scoring on the day with Briley Kennans 17 points, 16 from Abby Curry, 14 from Kara Hoover and 12 from Peyton Schnebly. Second quarter both teams scored 7 point with Oakdale on top by 4 at the half. V FSK 44 WILLIAMSPORT 21Francis Scott Key Eagles hosted Williampsort Wildcats in Union Bridge on Saturday. Ava Brown hit a 3 pointer to end the 1st quarter. Kamryn Wareham, Destiny Shoemaker, Aneesa Ali Goukoye and Naila Ali Goukoye with 4 points apiece. The WFMS team as well produced their own full court press to pull away in the second half. Catoctin got a burst from a 3-pointer from Sophia Burgee and edged ahead of Monocacy 21-18 at the end of the third quarter. Top 30%. Both teams exchanged baskets and solid defense throughout the second half, but the Bears could not overcome Middletowns fast start. Crestwoods leading scorer for tonight was Kairyn Grant with seven points. Hoyt led Catoctin with 8 points and 8 rebounds. Leading scorers for the Hawks, Tristen Manners with 9, Emma Keller with 7, London Lee with 6 and Scarlett Smith with 6. The Cougars really stepped up the D in the 2nd quarter, holding Linganore to two total points, both on free throws from Maxwell, who went on to lead Linganore with 19 points. Bollie and Plummer also scored for Ballenger Creek. JV- Clear Spring 29 Crestwood 20 Clear Spring JV defeated Crestwood JVs girls 29-20. The 4th period was a back and forth match that was worth a price of admission. West Fredericks Rosie Henson led all scorers with 18 points, while shooting four for six from the foul line in the fourth quarter. Brunswick had 5 different players score in the first half. Ivanna Manyacka had an amazing overall game scoring 19 points,11 steals, 9 rebounds, 7 assists, and 6 blocks. The Warriors were led by Natalie Nelson with 5 points and Brooke Wilhide with 5 points. Pressing in the fourth quarter, the Lady Lions tried to make a comeback, scoring 12, six coming from Kelsey Ryan lay ups. Played at Frederick High School. The Lady Bulldogs was led by Stella Gougbe with 2 points. Special Education Instructional Assistant. Second quarter Lady Bulldogs fought back going on a run cutting the lead 14-12. Poolesville kept it simple with Laney Franklin finishing with nine points, Carson Hartke with seven (and four fouls), Emma Weyrauch with four points (before fouling out), and Amiyah Irby with three points (before fouling out) in the loss. Both teams came out with hard-nosed defense and scoring was a premium. Leading scorers for the Knights Emma Wagle with 7 and Rebecca Burgess with 6. Clear Spring placed everyone in the scoring column and were led by four in double figures: Peyton Schnebly 18, Kara Hoover 14, Kaeleigh Roberts 13 and Madi Dyer 10. The Blazers came firing out of the gates in the first quarter and led 21-0. Second quarter Bulldogs came out strong and got some offense going. Walkersville started the game with an aggressive defense and caused many turnovers, taking a 9-0 lead in the first quarter. In what started out as a defensive battle which saw the Lancers enter halftime leading 8-6 over the Hawks, the second half proved a back-and-forth battle with numerous late lead changes. Brunswick played hard but couldnt recover in the 4th quarter. Urbana turned up the defense in the third and with Monocacy in a bit of foul trouble, the Hawks were able to gain momentum chipping away at Monocacy's lead bringing it to just one point in the fourth quarter. Tessa Barber and Kendall Johnson for FSK Eagles would each have seven total game points. The V lady Roaders fell to the FSK Eagles today 24-32. Kim Blaine added four more for the Lancers, and Laila Griffis got hot, adding four of her six points in the 4th quarter. The Lady Wolverines called a timeout to adjust and the Lady Wolverines went on a 12-0 run taking the lead at the half 26-12. The Ballenger Creek Bulldogs and the Clear Spring Blazers squared off in the opening round of the Varsity "A" Bracket at Frederick High. AnnMarie Collins hit a pair of 3's for 6 points. Abby Sines answered with all three of the Leopards points in the first quarter. The fourth quarter ended with a victory for Clear Spring over Crestwood, 29-20. Both teams exchanged baskets and solid defense throughout the second half, but the Bears could not overcome Middletowns fast start. The Blazers came out firing on all cylinders in the first with Peyton Schnebly draining three 3-pointers. Liana Maxwell hit five free throws, and Kim Blaine added a free throw to make it 11-6 after the first quarter. So we could not expect anything less but a good game between the two teams today. Welcome to the official home of Mid-Maryland Girls Basketball. The Leopards leading scorers J.Mellot #34 15 points, B.Sewell#12 11 points, R.Furajter#20 8 points. $787,270 Redfin Estimate 4 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,168 Sq Ft Off Market This home last sold for $752,000 on Dec 15, 2021. Leading scorer for Catoctin was Sophia Burgee with 12 points. Monocacy kept their fight strong, with 5 points coming from Zaza Ezelle in the fourth quarter. V - Urbana 48 Walkersville 33 Walkersville Lady Lions hosted the Urbana Hawks on Thursday night. V - Urbana 43, Poolesville 29 In a well-played Varsity match-up, Urbana held off Poolesville'sCarson Hartke (game-high 18 points) just long enoughto edge the Falcons by a final score of 43-29. Briley Kennan was white-hot out of the gate for the Blazers with 2 corner threes and three driving layups. The first half was close, and Oakdale had the narrow lead at the half with a score of 10 to 9. The Lady Bulldogs took the lead at the half 36-13. The FSK Varsity lady Eagles hosted the Boonsboro Warriors Saturday afternoon in Union Bridge. Gabby Wawery and Eliana Alfaro with 9 points. FSKs Isabelle Campbell would come out with the teams first points on the scoreboard and would go on to be the lead scorer with 18 points. Poolesville seemed to be everywhere as they blocked at least a dozen of Catoctin'sshots. Of courseshe had help---McKenna Long hit for nine points, Annabelle Horst scored six points, and Ryleigh Hammond pitched in four points. Also contributing were Lauren Ronk, Zoey. The Eagles finished strong and went on to win the game 44-21. Ultimately, FSK would then go on to increase their lead and rack up the points with a final score of FSK 44 and Brunswick 28. Crestwoods leading scorer for tonight was Kairyn Grant with seven points. The score was tied at the end of the first quarter, 12-12. Leading scorers for Urbana were Zikora Etolue with 20 points and Emmy Gardiner with 6 points. Lady Eagles. For Crestwood Monica Mwangi led the way with 12 points and Kieryn Gomez had 11 points. The Hawks did not give up, holding the Cougars to one field goal in the 4th but they were not able to catch the Cougars in time. Gabby Wawery added 8 points and Sempre Forse added 6 points. Monocacy and West Frederick JV teams played a rematch of their December 3rd game on Sunday at Thomas Johnson High School. Middletown's Alyssa Schill had 6 points and Kacie Phillips drove to the basket. Oakdales record is 8-7 and finish their regular season at Catoctin tomorrow for a Presidents Day match up. For Brunswick, Emerson Miller had 12 points. The Warriors were led by Tenley Mullendores 8 points and 4 points from Mikayla Zodrow. Ballenger Creek was led by Norma Rahmans 4 points. Middletown got baskets from Cara Carpenter and Grace Moriarty on the afternoon. The Lady Bears kept the momentum and held the Knights to only 6 points in the second quarter and lead at the half 24-19. Walkersville started to get the press-breaker working, as Brooke Putnam and Madalynn Diggs each hit a couple of layups, putting the Lions up 12-10 after the 1st. Both Crestwood's Kieryn Gomez and Asia Brounson made layups. Eliana Alfaro chipped in 8 points. Clear Springs maintained a consistent flow throughout the game as they were able to attack the basket while shooting from the field. Leading scorers for Brunswick #3 E.Miller 9 points, C. Nichols 9 points, #23 A. American Little League. Sempre Forse added 4 points. Monocacy opened an 11-0 lead in the first quarter highlighted by a 3-pointer by guard Brie Bransome. Abigail Pryor, Emma Wagle and Rebecca Burgess all chipped in with 4 points each. V Clear Spring 83 Brunswick 10 The Varsity Blazers hosted the Railroaders of Brunswick on Sunday. with the game tied at 19 with second left Aneesa Ali Goukye 10 points made 1 of two free throws for the win Allison Weddle chipped in with 5 points for the Lions. But the Leopards would only get as close as 8 points with 3:30 to play, thanks to the steady offensive play of Abby Curry for Clear Spring who just continued to dominate in the paint and keep the lead at arms-length. The 4thquarter featured more of the same. Please enter your name exactly as it appears on your government-issued photo ID. More Info. Walkersville led 6 to 5 at the end of the first but Catoctin responded with a 9 to 2 second quarter behind 5 points from Sophia Burgee to take a 14 to 8 halftime lead. The Varsity Girls contest was closer than the scored looked, but in the end it was too much Monica Mwangi (game high 14 points), with helpfrom Kieryn Gomez (eight points), and Da'myra Wallace and Kai'ryn Grant (six points each) as Crestwood's Varsity Girls held off Poolesville by a final score of 43-30. Brunswicks Emerson Miller, contributed to the game with a total seven game points. Leopards came ready to play and play they did. JV - Oakdale 21 Poolesville 19 Oakdale hosted Poolesville for the second match up of the season. The Lady Bulldogs was led by Jameirah Thompson with 25 points. The Middletown Knights were led by Kacie Phillips 11 points and Abby Pryors 5 points, including a big fourth quarter 3 pointer! Joy. 20-6 Clear Springs. The Lady Warriors were led by Lilly Boyer with 18 points and Mylee Hartman with 5 points. The game ended 63-26. Specialist. JV - Monocacy 51 Middletown 2 Monocacy and Middletown JV teams kicked off the Mid-Maryland season on Sunday at Thomas Johnson High School. The Lady Bulldogs took the lead at the end of the third quarter 24-23. Her teammate, London Manley, drained a three pointer as time expired in the fourth to up her point total nine on the day. Matched right up again, both teams scored 10 points a piece in the third quarter. Tessa Barber followed for the Eagles with 13 points. And it seemed as if the defenses were awake earlier than the offenses to start the game. Middletown was led by Kacie Phillips 9 points and Emma Wagles 7 points. West Frederick kept the pressure on and outscored Monocacy thirteen to seven to end the first half with Serenity Allen. Also scoring for Windsor Knolls were Cara McGregor with 4 and Shannon Madden with 4. Allen led the way with 20 points, Williams had 16 points and Hayward had 11. Smithsburg was led by Jayda Tyler with 9 points, Neveah Brown with 4, and Reagan Furjater with 3. Madeline Whetzel was superb on defense holding the Lancers leading scorer Liana Maxwell to just 5 points. Brunswick was led by Zoey Roberts and her 4 points. West Frederick scored nine to Oakdale six in the fourth taking the win, thirty-seven to twenty. The Railroaders never quit, showing resiliency and toughness on the court all afternoon. Catoctin was led by Sophia Burgee with 14 points, followed by Leah French and Madelynn Case with 8 points each and Adalyn DeGrange, Caroline Holt and Kalia Jones with 4 points each. Sydney Crowder would tally two short jumpers for the Blazers late in the second to close the gap, but Brunswick led 15-13 at halftime. High scoring was Cadets Henson (24) and Manley (23) 8pts. Cara Carpenter was the leading scorer for Middletown with five points. Walkersville led the defensive battle in the 1st quarter holding a 8-5 lead of the Knights. Laney Franklin finished with six points as well with Renari Frazier hitting for four points, and Stella Volpe and Emma Weyrauch also scoring for the Falcons, In a back-and-forth match-up, Crestwood's JV Girls ended up on top by edging Poolesville'sJV Girls by a final score of 24-23. It was a battle of contrasting styles early, with the Blazers half-court man defense versus the full-court pressure and 2/3 zone of the Warriors. Third quarter the Lady Bulldogs were hot from the three point line, hitting three 3's in the third quarter taking the first lead of the game 21-16. The game started in a defensive standoff and Monocacy held a 5-4 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Blazers would lead 17-8 after one quarter and 41-9 at halftime. V - Linganore 34 Crestwood 16 The Linganore ladies took control early in the 1st quarter and never relented. Poolesville was led by Carson Hartkes 9 points and Emma Weyrauchs 4 points. With Clear Spring finishing the 1stquarter with a 4-0 lead. Oakdale wasledby Jasmine Jones with 12 points. For Oakdale Kyla Gales led the way with 12 points, Jasmin Jones had 9 points and Taylor Heinrich had 5 points. The Middletown Knights were led by Kacie Phillips 11 points and Emma Wagles 7 points. In a hotly contested, back-and-forth battle, Crestwood held on to secure a hard-fought victory. Destiny Shoemaker 8. Great team effort by the Hawks with 7 of 9 players scoring. Brunswick continued their lead through the third quarter that ended with the score Brunswick 22 - Windsor Knolls 15. London Lee hit another 3-pointer and Emma Keller went hard to the basket for the layup and the foul. Avery Nuss, Hannah Carter, and Gianna Rushforth each scored two points for Middletown. Amiyah Irby was her usual consistent self with nine points, including five in the final period when the Falcons made a run of it. Both teams played very well. 16-5 Crestwood Q2 Both teams sustained their momentum throughout the second quarter. Monocacy continued their lead into the second quarter, ending 15-10. Riley Schlosburg scored three points for the Falcons. After 3 quarters, WK held a 32-23 lead. It was an evenly matched game with a first quarter score of 4 to 3 in favor of Windsor Knolls. The Lady Cavaliers was led by Kieryn Gomez with 11 points. Paige Espelage had a nice game with seven points. Kara Hoover chipped in 9 points and 3 assists, and Kae Roberts led the defense with 10 rebounds. Addison Eye added 3 points. Walkersvilles Serenity Shoemaker led all scorers with 10 points, while Aneesa Ali Goukoye scored six points to help keep the Lancers chasing the Lions all evening. Good luck the rest of the way ladies! Addison Cain finished with three points for Poolesville and Gracia Torres and Amiyah Irby also scored in the season-ending loss. All listing data, including but not limited to square footage and lot size is believed to be accurate, but the listing Agent, listing Broker and CRMLS and its affiliates do not warrant or guarantee such accuracy. JV - Catoctin 27 Crestwood 9 In today's game between Catoctin and Crestwood Girls JV teams, the Cougars jumped out to a 14-2 halftime lead and finished up the win 27-9. It was back and forth for the first two quarters, then Windsor Knolls started to pull away in the fourth. The 4thquarter featured more evenly played basketball by both teams. Brunswick came out and played hard in the second half. Mackenna Roberts scored six points in the half, which helped the Lancers head into halftime up 26-7, which was punctuated by Avianna Gorski draining a midrange jumper in transition as time expired. The second half Clearspring came out ready to play and their defense showed it as it held smithsburg to only 1 point to close the 3rd period 14-11 Smithsburg. Ivanna Manyacka had another outstanding overall game with a triple double, scoring 35 points, 18 rebounds, and 12 steals. Peyton Schnebly answered with two long 22-footers in response to the West Frederick 2-3 zone defense. At halftime, Boonsboro was leading 17-6. First quarter started slow with both teams struggling to put up points. Monocacy came back in the fourth, outscoring West Frederick eight to six, but the charge fell short. Windsor Knolls continued to battle Clear Spring through the third quarter; however, the third quarter ended with Clear Spring ahead 20 -10. Windsor Knolls Middle # 2: Abigail Langham: 7: Windsor Knolls Middle # 3: Josie Shipley ** 6: Windsor Knolls Middle # 5: Haley Durbin: 6: Windsor Knolls Middle # 14: Jenell Quansah: 6: Windsor Knolls Middle # 25: Sruthi Madhusoothanan: 7: Windsor Knolls Middle # 31: Faith Weedon: 7: Windsor Knolls Middle # 32: Emma Breuker: 7: Windsor Knolls . WK controlled the game from the opening tip. The Lady Bulldogs was led by Jameirah Thompson with 17 points. Clear Spring featured balanced scoring on the day with Briley Kennans 17 points, 16 from Abby Curry, 14 from Kara Hoover and 12 from Peyton Schnebly. Boyer from Boonsboro was the leading scorer in the game with ten points. Fourth quarter FSK defense gave the Lady Bulldogs some troubled and the Lady Eagles took the lead 21-17. Myers led the way for Catoctin with 14 points and 7 rebounds. The Falcons renewed their energy after halftime, holding the Lady Lions to four points in the third quarter and scoring four of their own (29-15 at the end of the third). Second quarter the Lady Bulldogs came out strong taking their led to 9. After the Blazers' Kara Hoover hit a three, Abby Curry went to work in the post, converting multiple opportunities and Clear Spring surged into the lead at 19-14.
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