High school scores and top performers for Jan. 3-7
Scores
Saturday
Boys Basketball
Heritage 48, Maryland School for the Deaf 46
Landon School 88, Saint James 35
Girls Basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf 38, Saint James 23
Wrestling
Smithsburg 48, Frederick 36
Friday
Boys Basketball
Grace Academy 64, Hancock 27
Boonsboro 61, Brunswick 42
Clear Spring 60, Catoctin 45
St. Maria Goretti 64, Jefferson 56
North Hagerstown 64, Tuscarora 61
Broadfording 48, Shalom 38
Walkersville 48, Smithsburg 38
Middletown 59, Williamsport 49
Oakdale 50, South Hagerstown 36
Girls Basketball
Williamsport 52, Middletown 32
Boonsboro 53, Brunswick 50
Broadfording 37, Shalom 32
Grace Academy 40, Hancock 15
Walkersville 37, Smithsburg 28
Catoctin 53, Clear Spring 31
Oakdale 56, South Hagerstown 26
Rockbridge 43, Saint James 17
Thursday
Girls Basketball
North Hagerstown 65, Tuscarora 51
Broadfording 54, New Life 25
Jefferson 50, St. Maria Goretti 36
Wednesday
Boys Basketball
Williamsport 58, Broadfording 50
St. Maria Goretti 53, Archbishop Spalding 48 (OT)
Saint James 56, Georgetown Day 44
Girls Basketball
Smithsburg 52, South Hagerstown 39
Williamsport 68, Francis Scott Key 58
Berkeley Springs 43, Hancock 12
Wrestling
North Hagerstown 78, South Hagerstown 0
Williamsport 63, Saint James 17
Boonsboro 60, Walkersville 22
Smithsburg 42, Catoctin 30
Tuesday
Boys Basketball
Clear Spring 78, North Hagerstown 76 (OT)
South Hagerstown 37, Smithsburg 35
Hancock 67, Hyndman 25
Heritage 63, Shalom 58
Grace Academy 47, Calvary 34
Fort Hill 70, Boonsboro 40
Girls Basketball
North Hagerstown 59, Clear Spring 41
Grace Academy 37, Calvary 23
Fort Hill 55, Boonsboro 50
Frederick 51, St. Maria Goretti 32
Spring Mills 91, Saint James 5
Wrestling
Boonsboro 51, Catonsville 27
Top performers
Saturday
• Grace Ellis and Cameron Rejonis, Smithsburg indoor track and field — Ellis won the girls 500 (1:22.67) and ran a leg of the Leopards' second-place 4x800 relay (10:40.08) and third-place 4x400 relay (4:26.95). Rejonis won the boys 500 (1:08.68) in the Dwight Scott Invitational at HCC.
• Jacob Stoner and Ethan VanMeter, South Hagerstown indoor track and field — Stoner won the boys 300 (37.15) and VanMeter won the boys shot put (47-11 1/2) in the Dwight Scott Invitational at HCC.
• Caroline Matthews and Kaitlyn Queen, Boonsboro indoor track and field — Matthews finished second in the girls 3,200 (11:28.58) and Queen placed third in the girls shot put (29-7 1/2) in the Dwight Scott Invitational at HCC.
• Lauren Stine, Mio Desclous and Jake Scallion, North Hagerstown indoor track and field — Stine placed second in the girls 1,600 (5:30.31), Desclous took second in the boys pole vault (11-6) and Scallion finished third in the boys 500 (1:09.13) in the Dwight Scott Invitational at HCC.
• Sean Mongan, Caleb Stamper and Noah Poe, Heritage boys basketball — Mongan scored 18 points, Stamper netted 17 points and Poe added 11 points in a win over Maryland School for the Deaf in the championship game of the Oriole Classic. Mongan was named tournament MVP and Stamper and Poe were named to the all-tournament team.
• Joseph McClellan, North Hagerstown wrestling — Placed third in the 132-pound weight class at the Hub Cup tournament to lead host North.
• Vince Raynor, South Hagerstown wrestling — Placed third in the 152-pound weight class at the Hub Cup tournament to lead the Rebels.
Friday
• Chance Haga and Gavin Blair, Boonsboro boys basketball — Haga had 24 points, seven rebounds and five steals, and Blair added 11 points, six rebounds, five blocks and three steals in a win over Brunswick.
• Fanta Minteh, Broadfording girls basketball — Had 24 points and 10 rebounds in a win over Shalom.
• Nas Keyes, Brady Walters and Theo Madison, North Hagerstown boys basketball — Keyes had 24 points, four steals and four assists, Walters had 16 points, 13 rebounds and 10 blocks, and Madison added 10 points, eight rebounds and three assists in a win over Tuscarora.
• Dillon Albowicz, Nate Myers and Keith Dodson, Clear Spring boys basketball — Albowicz scored 20 points, Myers netted 14 points and Dodson added 10 points in a win over Catoctin.
• Caleb Embeya and Najeh Allen, St. Maria Goretti boys basketball — Embeya scored 20 points and Allen added 15 points in a win over Jefferson.
• Paige Smith, Williamsport girls basketball — Scored 19 points in a win over Middletown.
• Preston Leumegni, Markell Campbell and Peter Ciardello, Grace Academy boys basketball — Leumegni had 16 points, 14 rebounds, three blocks and three assists, Campbell had 12 points and three assists, and Ciardello added 11 points and nine rebounds in a win over Hancock.
• Alyssa Fisher, Clear Spring girls basketball — Scored 15 points in a loss to Catoctin.
• Sam Bono, Smithsburg boys basketball — Had 12 points and five rebounds in a loss to Walkersville.
• Corry Nelson, Williamsport boys basketball — Scored 11 points in a loss to Middletown.
• Maddie Kesselring, Smithsburg girls basketball — Scored 11 points in a loss to Walkersville.
Thursday
• Gabby Grantham-Medley and Keyani Saunders, North Hagerstown girls basketball — Grantham-Medley had 27 points and Saunders scored 11 in a win over Tuscarora.
• Fanta Minteh, Broadfording girls basketball — Scored 25 points in a win over New Life.
• Danica Bennett and Amiyah Fulton, St. Maria Goretti girls basketball — Bennett had 17 points and Fulton scored 10 in a loss to Jefferson.
Wednesday
• Paige Smith, Williamsport girls basketball — Scored 44 points, including six 3-pointers, in a win over FSK.
• Skyla Mastronardi, Maddie Kesselring and Kylie Snyder, Smithsburg girls basketball — Mastronardi had 20 points, six rebounds and four steals, Kesselring had 11 points and three assists, and Snyder grabbed 18 rebounds in a win over South Hagerstown.
• Caleb Embeya, Dionte Alexander and Najeh Allen, St. Maria Goretti boys basketball — Embeya scored 16 points, Alexander netted 13 points and Allen added 12 points in an overtime win over Spalding.
• Corry Nelson, Williamsport boys basketball — Scored 12 points in a win over Broadfording.
• Jayla Bell, South Hagerstown girls basketball — Scored 11 points in a loss to Smithsburg.
• Dawda Silva, Broadfording boys basketball — Scored 30 points against Williamsport.
Tuesday
• Lewis Berry, South Hagerstown boys basketball — Made a 3-pointer from the right corner at the buzzer to beat Smithsburg.
• Hutson Trobaugh, Dillon Albowicz, Keith Dodson and Nate Myers, Clear Spring boys basketball — Trobaugh scored 23 points, making four 3-pointers, and Albowicz added 21 points, including five 3s, in an overtime win over North Hagerstown. Dodson scored 15 points and Myers added 11 points.
• Nas Keyes and Theo Madison, North Hagerstown boys basketball — Keyes had 25 points and eight steals, and Madison added 25 points, 12 rebounds and four steals in an overtime loss to Clear Spring.
• Gabby Grantham-Medley, North Hagerstown girls basketball — Scored 27 points in a win over Clear Spring.
• Aiden McCarty, Jordyn King and Jeremiah Thomas, Hancock boys basketball — McCarty had 22 points and three steals, King scored 13 points and Thomas added 10 points in a win over Hyndman.
• Caleb Stamper, Sean Mongan and Noah Poe, Heritage boys basketball — Stamper had 22 points and 14 rebounds, Mongan had 13 points, four rebounds, three steals and three assists, and Poe added 12 points, seven rebounds and three assists in a win over Shalom.
• Josh Hegbe, Smithsburg boys basketball — Had 15 points and 14 rebounds in a loss to South Hagerstown.
• Preston Leumegni and Carson Feeser, Grace Academy boys basketball — Leumegni had 14 points and nine rebounds, and Feeser added 10 points, four steals and three assists in a win over Calvary.
• Emma Smith, Grace Academy girls basketball — Had 12 points and eight rebounds in a win over Calvary.
• Alyssa Fisher, Clear Spring girls basketball — Scored 19 points in a loss to North Hagerstown.
• Danica Bennett, St. Maria Goretti girls basketball — Scored 17 points in a loss to Frederick.
This article originally appeared on The Herald-Mail: High school scores and top performers for Jan. 3-7
