Oakland Mills' senior Jasmine Hill scored her 1,000th career point as the Scorpions defeated Hammond, 76-14, at home Wednesday night. Hill entered the game needing 22 points and finished with that amount.

She said she was surprised that she hit the scoring milestone, which came early in the third quarter. "I didn't know how close I was," she said.

The game was stopped for Hill to be honored for her achievement.

"I couldn't have done it without my teammates," Hill said. "They were looking for me and they were very encouraging."

Hill is the sixth girl in Oakland Mills school history to score 1,000 points.

Oakland Mills 76, Hammond 14

OM - J. Hill 22, P. Jones 10, K. Brockington 8, K. Kight 7, K. Tullis 6, Witherspoon 6, L. Thompson 5, F. Peters 4, N. Twardowicz 4, T. Diggs 2, M. Goodman 2. FT: 7-18.

Ha - Hewitt 8, Griffen 4, Faass 2, Frekot 1. FT: 3-4.

Halftime: Oakland Mills, 41-9.

Centennial 40, Atholton 37

C - S. Downing 11, B. Anderson 11, R. Benzing 8, E. Pino 6, M. Anderson 2, A. Mitchell

A - A. Weingerg 14, M. Tatum 6, A. Vitagliano 5, E. Pattillo 4, S. Mayhew 4, K. Caldwell 2, C. Mitchell 2.

Long Reach 40, Marriotts Ridge 38

Long Reach put together a strong game in defeating Marriotts Ridge. "It really was a great game," said Long Reach coach Kelli Cofield. "The girls were solid down the stretch. …Our defense was solid."

Late free throws by Alexis Briscoe (2 for 2) and Olivia Callan (1 for 2) helped determine the game's outcome. Briscoe was 8 for 10 from the free throw line, and added 12 points and 11 rebounds to her team's cause. Callan had 14 points for the night.

Imani Sanders (five), Gillian Engelbrecht (four) and Alana Ratliffe (two) all came up with important rebounds for Long Reach.

Amanda Miller led Marriotts Ridge with 11 points.

LR - O. Callan 14, A. Briscoe 12, I. Sanders 7, A. Ratliffe 4.

MR - A. Miller 11, J. Bergquist 8. N. Grote 5, M. Fleming 5.

Halftime: Marriotts Ridge, 22-17.

Mt. Hebron 49, Howard 33

Mt. Hebron pressured defensively and allowed Howard few open looks in defeating the home-standing Lions, 49-33. Howard didn't help itself from the free throw line, going 5 for 18.

Sophomore Tianna Wallpher had 13 points, senior Knowlej Thomas and freshman Megan Doherty each dropped in 12 points for Mt. Hebron.

Senior Brittany Butler led Howard with 11 points. The Lions cut Mt. Hebron's lead to seven points early in the third quarter, but could get no closer.

"Defense and speed is going to be the key to how far we go," said Mt. Hebron coach Tony Bell. "Tonight my seniors stepped up and my young kids … my freshmen don't play like freshman (and) my sophomores have more experience. I'm really excited about this basketball team."

"I give Mt. Hebron all the credit. They are very, very athletic," said Howard coach Scott Robinson. "Our goal is to get better every game," he added.

MH - T. Wallpher 13, K. Thomas 12, M. Doherty 12, K. Jones 6, S. Rockester 2, T. Tavia 2, N. Crump 2. FT: 5-11.

Ho - B. Butler 11, A. Kinsey 6, A. Kuhn 5, S. Biniak 5, E. Hoesman 4, K. Randazzo 2. FT: 5-18.

Halftime: Mt. Hebron, 30-19.

River Hill 76, Wilde Lake 21

RH - M. Sterling, 22, S. Umeozulu 15, A. Jackson 13, J. Masker 8, K. Arensmeier 5, Julia Collins 5, A. Nichols 4, H. Sandler 2, V. Rowe 2. FT: 11-18.

WL - G. Corbett 7, M. Sciabarra 5, L. Williams 4, M. Bialek 3, K. Harrison. FT: 3-8.

Halftime: River Hill, 40-8.

Glenelg 43, Reservoir 36

Reservoir spent Wednesday night lamenting what might have been. If not for 20 turnovers and nine missed layups, the Gators could have pulled a huge upset. Zelor Massaquoi (15 points, 12 rebounds), Megan Fowler (six points, five rebounds) and Tara Thompson (four points, 4 rebounds) led the Reservoir effort.

Sam Heisig had 14 points and Emily Russo 13 for Glenelg.

G - S. Heisig 14, E. Russo 13, D. Burris 8, A. Parker 4, M. Kittleman 3, Bendix 1.

Re - Z. Massaquoi 15, M. Fowler 6, K. Rager 6, T. Thompson 4, J. Pickens 3, C. Johnson 2.