High school scores and top performers for Dec. 6-12
Scores
Saturday
Boys Basketball
Saint James 66, Avalon 51
Broadfording 47, Berkeley Springs 45
Wrestling
Armed Forces Duals at North Hagerstown:
North Hagerstown 60, Century 24
Quince Orchard 45, North Hagerstown 36
North Hagerstown 53, Sherwood 23
North Hagerstown 42, Arundel 40
Friday
Boys Basketball
Clear Spring 50, South Hagerstown 39
Smithsburg 66, Francis Scott Key 56
Heritage 50, Faith 41
Hedgesville 57, Broadfording 43
Calvary 53, Grace 49
Southern Fulton 67, Meyersdale 38
Mount Carmel 73, St. Maria Goretti 69
Girls Basketball
South Hagerstown 35, Clear Spring 32
Brunswick 51, St. Maria Goretti 50
Heritage 43, Faith 14
Francis Scott Key 74, Smithsburg 15
Southern Fulton 51, Meyersdale 43
Wrestling
Armed Forces Duals at North Hagerstown:
North Hagerstown 48, Northwood 24
Old Mill 71, North Hagerstown 12
North Hagerstown 48, Watkins Mill 27
DeMatha Catholic 48, North Hagerstown 36
Thursday
Boys Basketball
Williamsport 92, Hagerstown 86
Allegany 91, Hancock 20
Wrestling
Smithsburg 36, South Hagerstown 30
Brunswick 54, Smithsburg 30
Brunswick 69, South Hagerstown 12
Wednesday
Boys Basketball
St. Frances 69, St. Maria Goretti 51
Wrestling
Williamsport 78, Mountain Ridge 6
Williamsport 66, Francis Scott Key 12
Boonsboro 61, Saint James 12
Tuesday
Boys Basketball
Williamsport 67, Clear Spring 47
Boonsboro 64, South Hagerstown 62
Smithsburg 73, North Hagerstown 60
Heritage 67, Hancock 35
Mercersburg 76, Saint James 69
Girls Basketball
Boonsboro 64, South Hagerstown 27
North Hagerstown 49, Smithsburg 27
Williamsport 59, Fort Hill 35
Heritage 61, Hancock 17
Bishop Walsh 27, Broadfording 25
Holy Child 56, St. Maria Goretti 29
Mercersburg 48, National Cathedral 29
Wrestling
Winters Mill 48, Saint James 34
Monday
Wrestling
North Hagerstown 42, Oakdale 29
Urbana 60, South Hagerstown 9
Ice Hockey
Washington County Northstars 2, Oakdale 1
Winter sports preview: 25 Washington County boys athletes to watch
Winter sports preview: 20 Washington County girls athletes to watch
Top performers
Saturday
• Tanner Halling (113 pounds), Sean Rinebolt (126), Ethan Troccola (220) and Sean Cornell (285), Boonsboro wrestling — They each went 3-0 with three pins in the championship brackets to win their weight classes at the Battle in the Boro, leading the host Warriors to the tournament team title in the 15-school field.
• Dawda Silva, Broadfording boys basketball — Silva had 27 points, 15 rebounds and three steals in the win over Berkeley Springs.
• Victor Hauch, Saint James boys basketball — Had 19 points and 10 rebounds in a win over Avalon at the Mid-Atlantic Basketball Classic.
Friday
• Aaliyah Creary, South Hagerstown girls basketball — Scored 15 points in a win over Clear Spring.
• Jillian Crowder and Leah Fisler, Heritage girls basketball — Crowder had 13 points, seven steals and three blocks and Fisler had 10 points and seven assists in a win over Faith.
• Sarah Greenlee, Clear Spring girls basketball — Scored 11 points in a loss to South Hagerstown.
• Dane Harvey and Zach Price, Southern Fulton boys basketball — Each scored 19 points in a win over Meyersdale.
• Jacob Hull, Clear Spring boys basketball — Scored 17 points in a win over South Hagerstown.
• Aliyah Jean-Jacques and Amiyah Fulton, St. Maria Goretti girls basketball — Jean-Jacques had 16 points while Fulton scored 14 as the short-handed Gaels lost by one point to Brunswick after being down by 20.
• Cole McKeever and Alex Scholl, Smithsburg boys basketball — McKeever had 25 points and Scholl scored 14 in a win over FSK.
• Caleb Stamper and Sean Mongan, Heritage boys basketball — Stamper had 16 points and 11 rebounds and Mongan had 14 points and 13 rebounds in a win over Faith.
• Dawda Silva, Broadfording boys basketball — Silva had 24 points and 11 rebounds in the loss to Hedgesville.
• Emma Wilson and Andrea Elder, Southern Fulton girls basketball — Wilson had 13 points and six steals and Elder had 11 points and eight rebounds in a win over Meyersdale.
Thursday
• Jevon Yarbrough and Kimari Jordan, Williamsport boys basketball — Yarbrough had 37 points, five rebounds, three steals and three assists and Jordan had 27 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks in a win over North Hagerstown.
• Myles Keats and Azmir Scatliffe, North Hagerstown boys basketball — Keats scored 20 points and Scatliffe had 18 points, five steals, five rebounds and three assists in a loss to Williamsport.
Tuesday
• Jayden Ross and Jeremiah Gorham, Saint James boys basketball — Ross scored 33 points and Gorham added 18 points in the Saints' loss to Mercersburg Academy.
• Darren Blocker and Chris Wilson, Mercersburg boys basketball — Blocker scored 31 points and Watson added 22 points in the Blue Storm's victory over Saint James.
• Cole McKeever and Sam Bono, Smithsburg boys basketball — McKeever had 26 points and 11 assists, and Bono added 17 points in a season-opening victory over North Hagerstown.
• Haylee Hartman and Micah Stine, Boonsboro girls basketball — Hartman had 17 points and Stine scored 11 in the Warriors' season-opening win over South Hagerstown.
• Caleb Stamper and Sean Mongan, Heritage boys basketball — Stamper had 25 points, eight rebounds, three steals and two blocks, and Mongan added 18 points, seven steals and four assists in the win over Hancock.
• Justin Osmond and Bryson Bwana, Boonsboro boys basketball — Osmond scored 21 points and Bwana added 17 points in the Warriors' season-opening win over South Hagerstown.
• Kendall Eckardt and Leah Fisler, Heritage girls basketball — Eckardt had 19 points and seven steals, and Fisler added 17 points, seven steals and four assists in the victory over Hancock.
• Jevon Yarbrough, Williamsport boys basketball — Had 21 points, five steals and three assists in the Wildcats' season-opening win over Clear Spring.
• Lewis Berry and Joey Leisinger, South Hagerstown boys basketball — Berry scored 18 points (on six 3-pointers) and Leisinger added 15 points in the Rebels' season-opening loss to Boonsboro.
• Myles Keats, North Hagerstown boys basketball — Scored a team-high 16 points in a season-opening loss to Smithsburg.
• Rachel Hull, Mercersburg girls basketball — Hull scored 17 points to lead the Blue Storm to a win over National Cathedral.
Monday
• Zachary Ciucci, Northstars ice hockey — Ciucci stopped 19 of 20 shots to earn the victory in goal in Monday's win over Oakdale.
This article originally appeared on The Herald-Mail: High school scores and top performers for Dec. 6-12
