Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action from Friday, March 31.
Baseball
Patterson Mill 3, Fallston 0: Michael Hemelt and Noah Thomas combined on the two-hit shutout. Hemelt threw the first six innings, allowing two hits and striking out nine. Thomas closed the game in the seventh. Jackson Wheeler hit a two-run single in the top of the seventh to give the Huskies some breathing room. Chase Cichocki drove in the team’s other run.
Havre de Grace 7, Elkton 6: After giving up two runs to Elkton in the top of the seventh to fall behind, the Warriors rallied in the bottom half. Mason Waller and Tyler Stwarka hit in the tying and winning runs, respectively. Logan Ward had two hits and three RBIs in the win.
Aberdeen 11, Edgewood 0: Sean Doron had two hits and scored three times as the visiting Eagles (2-2) shut out the Rams (0-5). Winner Justin Simpers worked three innings, gave up one hit and struck out seven and Trevor Zakowsky threw two innings of relief.
North Harford 15, Harford Tech 8: Matt Siedlecki drove in four runs on two hits to lead the host Hawks (4-0) over the Cobras (1-2). Siedlecki drove in runs on a single in the fifth inning and a double in the sixth inning. Colin Brosh threw 41/3 innings, gave up four runs on three hits and struck out eight for the win.
Centennial 16, Mt. Hebron 7: Qwynn Ahearn went 3-for-3 including a 400-foot three-run home run in the first inning for Centennial (4-1). Jack Stachera also hit a three-run home run, while Caderyn Ahearn, Carter Watson and Philip Heleba each had doubles. Zach Harris got the win, pitching five innings and striking out seven.
Wilde Lake 13, Oakland Mills 12: The Wildecats (1-3) earned their first win of the season as Derek Fermaint went 5-for-5 including three doubles and four RBIs. Andrew Varga went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, while Zach Curtin also went 3-for-4 with three RBIs. David Carroll also had three hits and two RBIs.
Marriotts Ridge 5, Glenelg 4: The Mustangs (4-1) came back from a 4-3 deficit as Jonah Obitz hit a game-tying double in the fifth inning. He later scored on a wild pitch for the go-ahead run. Obitz was 2-for-3 with two RBIs, while Adam Macfarlane picked up the win. Andrew Garman struck out four in two innings of relief. For Glenelg (4-1), Alfonse Dello Russo was 4-for-4.
Atholton 11, River Hill 9: The Raiders (4-1) scored nine runs in the first two innings as Tyler Geesanab went 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Kurtis Mackenzie also had a pair of hits and three RBIs. Both Diego Carrion and Noah Weinig had two RBIs as well for Atholton. For River Hill (3-2), Henry Zatkowski went 3-for-4 with a pair of RBIs, while Colin Chan, Anderson Dang and Riley Finkelston each had an RBI.
Gerstell 4, St. John’s Catholic Prep 3: Travis Smith got the win and the visiting Falcons (4-1, 3-1 MIAA B Conference) beat the Vikings (2-1, 2-1). The win was the third in a row.
Liberty 11, Winters Mill 0: Three pitchers combined on the two-hitter as the Lions improve to 5-0. Camden Hodges and Kevin Hyde each homered with Hodges finishing with four RBIs and Hyde two. Derek Goff, Jeremy Fratalli and Dominic DiBlasi all drove in runs.
Manchester Valley 10, Westminster 8: After falling behind 6-0, the Mavericks got back in the game with five runs in the bottom of the second, then followed with two each in the third and fourth. Grady Magin had three hits, including two doubles, and two RBIs in the win. Angel Stewart doubled and drove in two. Nicholas LoPreato and Hayden Askew also drove in runs. Adam Price had two doubles and two RBIs for Westminster.
Chesapeake 5, North County 4: The Knights trailed by four until Thor Hildebrand singled home two runs and Kyle Lowman brought one in the bottom of the sixth. But North County could not stop Chesapeake from adding another run in the top of the seventh, rendering the Knights’ bottom-seven run inefficient. Hildebrand allowed five runs on seven hits and struck out five in the complete game loss.
Severn 10, Friends 0, 6 innings: Winner Matt Fisher worked four innings for the win and had three hits on offense to lead the host Admirals (3-3, 3-1 MIAA B Conference) over the Quakers (0-4, 0-2). Caden Blanck had three hits three RBIs and two runs scored, and freshman Fletcher Warner had three hits for the Admirals, who totaled 15 hits.
Softball
Havre de Grace 10, C. Milton Wright 1: The Warriors (5-1) broke open a close game with three runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth. Ryleigh Curry went 4-for-4 and scored four runs. Lilly Dalton had two hits and three RBIs. Bayleigh Carstetter had two hits and two RBIs. Brooke Wolinski-Butz had three hits and an RBI. Dalton struck out 11 to get the win in the circle.
North Harford 5, Harford Tech 2: The Hawks scored all their runs in the first two innings, then relied on Ashlie McMillan’s pitching to hold down the Cobras. McMillan scattered seven hits in a complete-game with four strikeouts. Abigail Buckland and Alexis Trzeciak each had two hits with RBIs. Mackenzie Dunaway tripled in a run. Katie Burr had two RBIs for Harford Tech.
Francis Scott Key 12, Century 0: Winner Jasmine Kline worked five innings, gave up one hit and struck out 12 as the host Eagles (4-1) shut out the Knights (1-2). FSK was led offensively by Joelle Staub (3-for-3) with two doubles, a two-run homer and four RBIs, and Emma Taff (2-4) with two singles and two RBIs.
Liberty 15, Winters Mill 1: Sarah Hart threw a five-inning one-hitter with seven strikeouts, while Kaelin Ault paced the offense going 4-for-5 with three RBIs. Evelyn Connor went 3-for-3 with three RBIs. Haleigh Hodges and Natalie Crane each drove in two runs. Jillian Dorsey and Cameron Freiert had multi-hit games.
Manchester Valley 15, Westminster 8: The Mavericks trailed 6-3 going into the fifth inning, but they scored 12 in the inning to post a decisive win. Hailey Facchine had three hits, including a home run, and three RBIs. Kasey Thomas, Mackenzie Murray, Ashlee Hipsley and Grace Wood also had two RBIs. Brianna Jeeter, Kaitlyn Clark and Kayla Garland all hit home runs for Westminster. Clark had three hits in the game.
Mount Hebron 6, Centennial 2: Emma King went 3-for-3 with a two-run double to lead the host Vikings (3-2) over the Eagles (1-4). Sophia Ginty had three stolen bases for Mount Hebron.
Wilde Lake 16, Oakland Mills 0: The Wildecats (4-1) scored five runs in the second inning and seven in the fourth to break the game open. Lauren Jascewsky went 2-for-3 with four RBIs, while Allison McQueeney hit a three-run home run. Justyce Richard and Nokomis Styers each had an RBI.
River Hill 7, Atholton 3: Annie Levine led the Hawks (3-2) on the mound, striking out 10. Ellie Hasegawa was strong behind the plate, picking off a runner and catching a runner stealing. Katarina Thompson and Sarah Le each went 2-for-3 at the plate for the Hawks, while Claire Fagan scored three runs. For Atholton (1-4), Kyra Holtje went 3-for-3, while Adara Baldini went 2-for-4 with a double.
Reservoir 21, Long Reach 6: The Gators (5-0) continue to fire on all cylinders offensively. Courtney Johnson went 5-for-6 with a home run, three doubles and seven RBIs. Cambell Sagin had a home run and five RBIs, while Abbie Frisvld went 4-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Maggie Frisvold extended that success with going 3-for-4 with a double, triple and three RBIs.
Southern 20, Annapolis 4: In Southern’s fourth game in four days, junior Madison Phipps shipped in four RBIs for the Bulldogs (3-3), including a three-run triple deep to the left field fence, for her 3-for-4 day. Freshman Leilani Farmer batted 3-for-3. Freshman pitcher Kelly Medhurst struck out 15 Panthers.
Chesapeake 9, North County 5: Ava Cicchetti led the Cougars with a triple, aided by Emilee Leone and Sam Larkin, who both had doubles. Two players added hits: Ryleigh Smoot and Lindsay Cavey, who also tossed five strikeouts and allowed seven hits. Kacey Burkhart came in to close, striking out three and banning hits.
Northeast 5, Glen Burnie 0: Presley McGinty gave up two hits and struck out 12 and the Eagles (5-0) scored four runs in the fifth inning and beat the Gophers.
Boys lacrosse
McDonogh 12, Archbishop Spalding 5: Brendan Millon had four goals and four assists and Luke Miller had four goals to lead the visiting Eagles (7-0, 1-0 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference) over the Cavaliers (1-5, 0-1). McDonogh led 7-2 at the half.
Towson 9, Archbishop Curley 8: Alex Tyler scored five goals and Will Kennedy had a goal and two assists to lead the visiting Generals over the Friars (1-5). Jackson Kanzler had two goals in the win, Hudson Arrup had a goal and an assist, and Ansen Park handed out two assists.
Boys’ Latin 15, John Carroll 6: The host Lakers (5-2, 1-0 MIAA A Conference) have won their last two games. The Patriots fell to 2-1, 0-1.
St. Paul’s 10, Severn 8: Kaden Major scored seven seconds into the game and the visiting Crusaders (3-3, 1-0 MIAA A Conference) beat the Admirals (6-1, 0-1). St. Paul’s took a 2-0 lead with 11:20 left in the first quarter and were up 5-3 at the half.
Indian Creek 14, Gunston Day 3: Benny Carter had four goals to lead the host Eagles (1-2) over the Herons (3-2). Indian Creek will travel to Glen Burnie on April 8.
Loyola Blakefield 14, Mount St. Joseph 8: The host Dons (4-2, 1-0 MIAA A Conference) scored 11 goals in the first half and beat the Gaels (6-1, 0-1).
Severna Park 11, South River 8: John Burkhardt amassed five goals in the Falcons’ victory, while Tim Sullivan and Kevin Bredeck each attached two. Ryan LaRocque and Jack Fish both put one away. Ashby Shepherd collected six saves between the pipes.
Chesapeake 4, Northeast 3: Andrew Beal sustained the Cougars in the low-scoring feat with two goals, followed by Charlie Hall and Nathan Wheeler, who each had one. Talan Behler made two assists, while Nathan Wheeler and Chase Bivens each had one. Hunter Cappe made six saves.
Southern 15, Meade 0: Jordan Fanzo scored four goals and Mikey McNeill had three goals to lead the visiting Bulldogs (3-1) over the Mustangs. Colton Ramey made three saves for Southern in the shutout.
Girls lacrosse
Indian Creek 14, Gunston Day 11: Abby Bach scored seven goals, Molly Bunker had four goals and Elia Alewine made 20 saves to lead the host Eagles (3-2) past the Herons (1-3). Indian Creek will host Annapolis Area Christian on Thursday.
North County 17, Glen Burnie 0: Jaclyn Bange made eight saves and Alyssa Yost and Riley Sheets each had a hat trick and the host Knights (2-2) shut out the Gophers (1-2). Cheyenne Porter made 11 saves for Glen Burnie.
Broadneck 18, Crofton 9: Lily Kelley had three goals and three assists to lead the visiting Bruins over the Cardinals.
Bel Air 15, Rising Sun 0: Falyn Snyder made three saves and the host Bobcats (2-3) beat the Tigers. Bel Air was led by Riley Manzo with four goals, Paige Feick and Darby Doehring with three goals each.
Havre de Grace 17, Perryville 10: Natalie Burton poured in six goals and Lila Vincenti backed her with five in the Warriors’ win. Addy Osborn chipped in three goals. In net, Allie Greeley made seven saves.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes 18, St. Maria Goretti 2: Emma Carpenter scored five goals and Andie Hull had four goals to lead the host Falcons (7-1) over the Gaels. FCA led 13-1 in the first half.
Tennis
Francis Scott Key boys 3, Century 2: Robbie Dougherty earned the deciding point, winning second singles in a third-set tiebreaker, 17-15. The Eagles also won the top two doubles spots with Andrew Scott and Isaiah Fruendel winning No. 1 doubles and Braden Wilson and Joel Wantz winning the No. 2 match. Century got a win from Kaushik Ingua at first singles and the third doubles team of Prabhat Jain and Alex Reed.
Century girls 3, Francis Scott Key 2: The Knights took both singles match with Jill Conway and Gabby Poulose claiming wins. Anna Wu and Addison Mahoney added a win at second doubles to seal the victory. FSK wins came from doubles teams of Caroline Kohr and Anna Scott, and Aspen LeBeau and Madison Pfeffer.
Howard boys 5, Hammond 0: Alex Brousseau and Daniel Au each earned commanding 8-0 wins in No. 1 and No. 2 singles. The Lions doubles pairings of Nathan Gong and Jeff Harvey, Hubert Yu and Joel Lee, and Ryan Zhou and Jack Hollenbeck each earned wins.
Varsity Highlights
Howard girls 3, Hammond 2: Howard’s doubles pairings of Corinne Chau and Preethi Narayanan, Madeline Williams and Charlotte Harvey, Varsha Kantheti and Akshita Govindaraman all won their matches. For Hammond, Shivaani Selvan and Alison Bent earned singles victories, 8-0 and 8-2, respectively.
Liberty girls 4, Winter’s Mill 1: Gabriella Krcma won a three-set match at second singles, and the Lions added doubles wins from Grace Maerten and Mariah Talford, Amelia Mustico and Payton Oakley, and Mallory Stevenson and Leah Tombs. Sara Gardner won the top singles match for Winters Mill.
Liberty boys 4, Winter’s Mill 1: Honour Zan won at top singles and doubles teams of Hayden Speace and Arjun Mistry, Paul Chu and Blake Vandenberge, and Louis Major and Michael Tombs added wins. Logan Herwig won at second singles for the Falcons.
Manchester Valley boys 4, Westminster 1: Connor Neal won the No. 1 singles match, while doubles wins came from teams of Tim Woodley and Anthony Davenport, Declan McGarry and Zach Meyers, and Nick Phillips and Nick Valis. Jarom Hawes won second singles for Westminster.
Manchester Valley girls 3, Westminster 2: The Mavericks won all three doubles matches with wins coming from Emily McElwaine and Madison McGregor, Kara Chwang and Lili Hicks, and Talula Costanzo and Tori Kelley. Westminster got singles wins from Daphnee Whitmore and Katherine Raab.
Arundel 7, Southern 2: Matthias Linke led the Wildcats off from No. 1 singles, aided by wins by Rachael Schneider in No. 1 girls singles and a forfeit in No. 2. The Wildcats swept doubles: No. 1 Ryan Fortescue and Tyler Hester, No. 2 Wyatt Brown and Hunter Kline, No. 1 Ava Yost and Saffron Hayes, No. 2 Laynie Brown and Karley Patrick and mixed doubles’ Rowan Bruck and Luke Vogel all claimed wins.
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