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NO. 8 DOUGLASS 42, SURRATTSVILLE 6 DOUGLASS (4-0, 3-0)........... 16 14 12 0 — 42 SURRATTSVILLE (0-4, 0-2).. 0 6 0 0 — 6

D—Newman 2 run (Taylor run) D—Smith 5 run (Smith run) D—Smith 1 run (Smith run) S—Middleton 1 run (pass failed) D—Smith 5 run (run failed) D—Taylor 7 run (run failed) D—Pickett 63 interception return (run failed) RUSHINGLEADERS—D: Taylor 10-95, Reynolds 6-67,

Smith 6-55. PASSING LEADERS—D: Reynolds 3-6-0 12, C Wilson

1-1-0 15. RECEIVING LEADERS—D: Taylor 2-0. WISE 22, NO. 12 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT 14

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (3-1, 3-1) ....................................... 0 8 6 0 — 14 WISE (3-1, 3-1)..................... 0 8 6 8 — 22

W—D Smith 55 interception return (Bethea run) ER—Cook 1 run (Neal pass from Petty) W—Bethea 3 run (run failed) ER—Acker 5 run (kick failed)

W—Bethea 1 run (Bethea run) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

23-126. Punts-Avg

2-32 5-45 13

ER 4-2

4-34 5-35 13

W 1-1

RUSHING LEADERS — ER: Petty 11-52. W: Bethea PASSING LEADERS — ER: Petty 11-21-2 198. W: D

Smith 1-10-0 25. RECEIVING LEADERS — ER: Wilder 3-63, Christian 4-48. W: Shepard 1-25.

NO. 18 FRIENDSHIP COLLEGIATE 32, WYOMING SEMINARY 14

FRIENDSHIP COLLEGIATE (4-1)...................................... 0 8 14 10 — 32 WYOMING SEMINARY (0-1)...................................... 7 0 7 0 — 14

FC — Kittrell 10 pass from Goings (Huff pass from

Goings) FC — Fisher 38 pass from Goings (Fisher pass from

Goings) FC—Crockett 3 run (run failed) FC—Goldman safety, ball snapped out of end zone FC — Huff 1 pass from Goings (Huff pass from

Goings)

RUSHING LEADERS—FC: Crockett 16-136, Reid 6-58. PASSING LEADERS—FC: Goings 8-18-0 174. RECEIVING LEADERS—FC: Fisher 3-106, Huff 3-76.

PRINCEGEORGE'S

BLADENSBURG 24, LAUREL 14 BLADENSBURG (1-3, 0-1).... 8 8 8 0 — 24 LAUREL (0-4, 0-4) ................ 0 6 0 8 — 14

B—Scott 8 run (Johnson run) L—Chapman 74 kickoff return (kick failed) L—McCoy 43 pass from Carroll (Carroll run) B—Scott 4 run (Scott run) B—Johnson 1 run (Scott run) RUSHING LEADERS—B: Lewis 11-108, Scott 15-102, Johnson 17-72. PASSING LEADERS—B: Johnson 1-2-0 6. RECEIVING LEADERS—B: Lewis 1-6.

BOWIE 44, OXON HILL 6

OXON HILL (2-2, 2-2) ........... 0 0 6 0 — 6 BOWIE (3-1, 3-1).................. 7 6 24 7 — 44

B—Smith 30 run (Holmes kick) B—Holley 1 run (kick failed) OH—Wallace 65 pass from Green (kick failed) B—Holmes 30 field goal B—J Johnson 30 interception return (Holmes kick) B—Hendy 9 pass from Maslanik (Holmes kick) B—Wilson 2 run (Holmes kick) B—Jones 5 run (Holmes kick) RUSHING LEADERS—B: Holley 13-125, Smith 3-55. PASSING LEADERS—B: Maslanik 6-12-0 28. RECEIVING LEADERS — B: Holley 2-10, Goode 2-8,

Hendy 2-9. C.H. FLOWERS 26, DUVAL 7

Highlights: Montel Ijeomah ran for 190 yards and a touchdown as C.H. Flowers remained undefeated. The Flowers defense came up with four interceptions.

C.H. FLOWERS (4-0, 4-0) ..... 7 13 6 0 — 26 DUVAL (1-3, 1-3).................. 7 0 0 0 — 7

CHF—Lawrence 1 run (Jackson kick) D—Dixon 3 run ( kick) CHF—Gregory 6 run (Jackson kick) CHF—Ijeomah 3 run (kick failed) CHF—Lawrence 1 run (kick failed) RUSHING LEADERS—CHF: Ijeomah 14-190.

PARKDALE 33, NORTHWESTERN 21

PARKDALE (3-1, 3-1) ........... 14 7 6 6 — 33 NORTHWESTERN (0-4, 0-4)

0 14 7 0 — 21

N—Victor 1 run (Arevalo kick) P—Gails 85 kickoff return (Uwandi run) P—Uwandi 5 run (kick failed) N—Sawyer 25 pass from Hansford (Arevalo kick) N—Hansford 16 run (Arevalo kick) P—Miles 2 pass from Mundit (Straughn kick) P—MCarter 43 pass from Mundit (kick failed)

P—Despagne 53 interception return (kick failed) TEAM STATS

Punts-Avg

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

dor 2-35.

PASSING LEADERS — P: Mundit 18-29-1 241. N: Hansford 3-12-3 51. RECEIVING LEADERS — P: Uwandi 6-57, Miles 3-31.

N: Hayes 2-26. POTOMAC (MD.) 30, FRIENDLY 16

Highlights: Dondre Echols intercepted four passes as Potomac won at home. On offense, Echols caught a 28 yard TD pass from Aaron Williams. Josh Thorne led the defense with five solo tackles, a forced fumble and five assists. Johnathan Williams also had a interception for the Wolverines. Ronald Darby rushed for 148 yards on 26 carries.

FRIENDLY (3-1, 2-1)............. 0 0 8 8 — 16 POTOMAC (MD.) (3-1, 3-0).. 6 6 12 6 — 30

P—Darby 50 punt return (kick failed) P—A Williams 3 run (kick failed) P—Echols 28 pass from A Williams (kick failed) P—A Williams 3 run (kick failed) F—Hobby 11 pass from Dorsey (Dorsey run) F—Hall 40 pass from Dorsey (Dorsey run) P—Darby 3 run (kick failed) RUSHING LEADERS—P: Darby 26-148.

HOWARD

WILDE LAKE 50, MOUNT HEBRON 0 MOUNT HEBRON (0-4, 0-4) . 0 0 0 0 — 0 WILDE LAKE (3-1, 3-1)......... 28 8 7 7 — 50

WL—Nickens 45 run (kick failed) WL—Nickens 12 pass from Kelly (Gilman run) WL—Harris 20 run (Kelly kick) WL—Gilman 16 run (Kelly kick) WL—Pelletier 36 fumble return (kick failed) WL—Ndiang safety, ball carrier tackled in end zone WL—Miller 16 run (Kelly kick)

WL—Powell 3 run (Kelly kick) TEAM STATS

Punts-Avg

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

3-30 4-40 1

MH 2-2

WL NA

2-10 16

NA

RUSHING LEADERS—WL: Nickens 2-60, Miller 9-60. PASSING LEADERS—WL: Kelly 4-7-0 47. RECEIVING LEADERS—WL: Nickens 2-8.

WCAC

CARROLL 13, ST. JOHN'S 6 Highlights: Senior Alphonso White had 12 tackles, 3 assists and recovered a fumble and returned it to the 1 yard line to set up Carroll's go-ahead touchdown. Sophomore LB Jermaine Carter had 10 tackles, four assists and one forced fumble.

CARROLL (4-0, 1-0).............. 0 7 6 0 — 13 ST. JOHN'S (1-3, 0-1)........... 0 6 0 0 — 6

SJ—Monroe 1 run (kick failed) C—Brown 1 run (Membreno kick) C—Brown 1 run (kick failed) RUSHING LEADERS — C: Brown 14-123, Jackson

12-88, Hall-Gibbons 9-56. SJ: Monroe 10-29. PASSING LEADERS — C: Brown 2-6-1 17. SJ: Cadle

1-3-1 7, Wright 2-13-0 70. RECEIVING LEADERS — C: Baldwin 1-12. SJ: Drum-

mond 1-52. GONZAGA 31, MCNAMARA 13

GONZAGA (3-1, 1-0) ............ 0 17 7 7 — 31 MCNAMARA (0-4, 0-1) ........ 0 0 13 0 — 13

G—Martino 18 run (Abod kick) G—Malone 62 pass from Hogan (Abod kick) G—Abod 32 field goal BM—Robinson 2 run ( kick) G—McKelvin 5 run (Abod kick) BM—Robinson 33 run (kick failed)

G—Martino 11 run (Abod kick) TEAM STATS

Punts-Avg

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

NA NA NA NA

G

BM NA NA NA 2-1

RUSHING LEADERS—BM: Robinson 21-93. PASSING LEADERS—BM:MCollins 10-18-0 188. RECEIVING LEADERS—BM: Robinson 4-23.

MIAA

GILMAN 42, GEORGETOWNPREP 6 GEORGETOWN PREP (2-2, 0-1) ....................................... 0 0 0 6 — 6 GILMAN (4-1, 1-0)................ 7 21 14 0 — 42

G—Jennings 5 run (Wey kick) G—Jennings 71 run (Wey kick) G—Trusty 5 run (Wey kick)

0-0 0-0 0

P 0-0

NA NA NA NA

N RUSHING LEADERS — P: Uwandi 11-39. N: Amenye-

G—Goins 3 run (Wey kick) G—Goins 10 run (Wey kick) G—Jones 30 run (Wey kick)

GP—Giblin fumble recovery in end zone TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

3-27 4-35 15

GP 1-1

NA NA 5

G NA RUSHING LEADERS—GP: Gribbin 10-44. G: Jennings

6-144, Jones 3-76. PASSING LEADERS — GP: Rutland 8-17-1 122,

Russell 3-3-0 32. G: Jennings 2-3-0 60. RECEIVING LEADERS—GP: Blockowicz 2-49, Delaney 2-21. G: McMaster 1-13.

NONLEAGUE IRETON 49, ST. STEPHEN'S/ST. AGNES 13

Highlights: Ireton beat cross-town rival St. Stephen's/ St. Agnes for its first win of the season. Junior Moses Webb had more than 200 all-purpose yards of offense and Malcolm Westbrook scored three touchdowns to pace the Cardinals. Linebacker Ned Curry rambled 41 yards with a fumble that put Ireton up by 21 in the first quarter.

IRETON (0-3)........................ 21 7 14 7 — 49 ST. STEPHEN'S/ST. AGNES (0-2)...................................... 7 6 0 0 — 13

BI — Westbrook 11 pass from Zingler (Daubresse

kick) BI—Webb 40 pass from Zingler (Daubresse kick) BI—Curry 36 fumble return (Daubresse kick) SS — Molock 15 pass from Armstrong (Habliston

kick) SS—Lee 52 pass from Davis-Allen (kick failed) BI — Westbrook 28 pass from Zingler (Daubresse

kick) BI—Rivers 8 run (Daubresse kick) BI—Bladen 6 run (Daubresse kick)

BI—Westbrook 41 punt return (Guillaud kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

17-100.

PASSING LEADERS — BI: Zingler 15-20-1 169. SS: Davis-Allen 9-15-1 115. RECEIVING LEADERS — BI: Webb 4-64, Westbrook

5-57, Gallinaro 4-39. SS: Lee 3-77. ST. ALBANS 34, ST. MARY'S RYKEN 20

ST. MARY'S RYKEN (1-3) .... 0 0 12 8 — 20 ST. ALBANS (3-0) ................ 13 21 0 0 — 34

SA—Ar Jones 4 run (kick failed) SA—Wheet 35 pass from Strother (Smith kick) SA—Parker 31 run (Smith kick) SA—Cato 5 run (Smith kick) SA—Cato 19 run (Smith kick) SMR—Snell 1 run (run failed) SMR—Deppe 1 run (run failed)

SMR—Snell 3 run (Snell run) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

SMR NA

3-15 NA 2-0

12-100 NA 2-2

RUSHING LEADERS—SA: Parker 3-39, Pittman 4-39. PASSING LEADERS — SA: Strother 4-5-0 81, Mc-

Curdy 1-3-0 32, Symington 2-2-0 29. RECEIVING LEADERS—SA: Wheet 3-55.

POTOMAC SCHOOL 64, COVENANT CHRIST. 28

Highlights: Connor McNerney rushed for 260 yards on 23 carries and four touchdowns as the Panthers routed the host school in Charlotteville. Edwin Kuhn completed nine of 12 passes for 169 yards and three touchdowns. Mickey Duffy caught seven passes for 115 yards.

POTOMAC SCHOOL (3-0)..... 22 21 21 0 — 64 COVENANT CHRIST. (0-1) ... 0 14 7 7 — 28

PS—McNerney 1 run (Duffy kick) PS—Duffy 46 pass from Kuhn (Duffy kick) PS — Duffy 24 pass from Kuhn (Duffy pass from McNerney) CC—Brown 99 fumble return (Estep kick) PS—McNerney 17 run (Duffy kick) PS—McNerney 4 run (Duffy kick) CC—Brown 73 pass from Coppock (Estep kick) PS—McNerney 55 run (Duffy kick) PS—Hill 67 interception return (Duffy kick) PS—McNerney 34 pass from Kuhn (Duffy kick) CC—Shifflett 79 run (Estep kick) PS—Duffy 63 kickoff return (Duffy kick) CC—Brown 67 run (Estep kick)

BLUE RIDGE 48, FLINT HILL 23

BLUE RIDGE (2-1)................. 21 14 0 13 — 48 FLINT HILL (1-2)................... 0 0 7 16 — 23

FH—Callahan 15 run (Windmuller kick) FH—Moore 3 pass from Rehberger (Suarez run) FH—Callahan 71 kickoff return (Moore run) RUSHING LEADERS—FH: Callahan 20-145. PASSING LEADERS—FH: Rehberger 8-17-0 132. RECEIVING LEADERS—FH: Callahan 3-34.

LANDON 38, RIVERDALE BAPTIST 7

LANDON (3-0) ...................... 21 3 14 0 — 38 RIVERDALE BAPTIST (1-2).. 0 7 0 0 — 7

RB—Parks 48 run (Wood kick) L—Bouknight 4 run (Grossman kick) L—Allen 6 run (Grossman kick) L—Allen 9 run (Grossman kick) L—Grossman 19 field goal L—Johnson 4 run (Grossman kick) L—Cobb 1 run (Grossman kick) RUSHING LEADERS — L: Bouknight 6-61. RB: Wood

16-100, Parks 5-69. PASSING LEADERS — L: Lynn 3-10-0 71. RB: A Johnson 1-2-0 10. RECEIVING LEADERS—RB: Harps 1-10.

FRIDAY'SGAMES

NO. 1 STONE BRIDGE 49, JEFFERSON 0 Highlights: Thomas Jefferson offense: 42 plays for 13 yards all game, 30 carries for 3 yards Stone Bridge: 1,823 yards, opponents: 448 yards (all in 4 games)

STONE BRIDGE (3-0, 0-0) .... 7 21 7 14 — 49 JEFFERSON (0-3, 0-1).......... 0 0 0 0 — 0

SB—Thomas 15 run (Jamison kick) SB—Harris 52 run (Jamison kick) SB—Harris 41 run (Jamison kick) SB—Harris 49 run (Jamison kick) SB—Harris 33 run (Jamison kick) SB—Kopciak 24 run (Jamison kick)

SB—Manning 3 run (Jamison kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

4-28 13

4-2

SB NA

7-38 2-20 5

J 3-2 RUSHING LEADERS — SB: Harris 11-171, Manning

9-106. J: Byun 5-34. PASSING LEADERS — SB: Rody 6-15-0 61, Gouveia

1-1-0 49. J: Byun 0-2-0 0, Ladner 2-10-1 10. RECEIVING LEADERS—SB: S Johnson 4-74. J: Yu 1-5,

Skehan 1-5. HYLTON 19, NO. 15 BATTLEFIELD 14

BATTLEFIELD (4-1).............. 7 7 0 0 — 14 HYLTON (4-0)....................... 0 0 7 12 — 19

B—Greene 1 run (Hoepker kick) B—Jackson 1 run (Hoepker kick) H—Miller 4 run (Novak kick) H — Miller recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick

failed)

H—Sangster 32 pass from Miller (pass failed) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

10-80 11

4-34 B 2-0

4-34 8-60 14

H 0-0 RUSHING LEADERS — B: Agyeman 19-91. H: M

Hunter 15-65. PASSING LEADERS—B: Greene 5-12-2 56. H: Miller

12-28-0 185. RECEIVING LEADERS—B: Beathard 2-6, Meeks 2-29.

H: Sangster 4-86, I Harris 3-48, Dukes 4-45. NO. 19 CENTREVILLE 32, SOUTH COUNTY 28

SOUTH COUNTY (1-3).......... 14 0 0 14 — 28 CENTREVILLE (4-0).............. 6 6 6 14 — 32

SC—Hicks 21 fumble return (Ferguson kick) C—Ekanem 57 pass from Roman (kick failed) SC—Rector 14 run (Ferguson kick) C—Man Smith 2 run (kick failed) C—Roman 1 run (kick failed) SC—Thomas 50 punt return (Ferguson kick) C—Coward 30 pass from Roman (Rondeau kick) SC—R Taylor 80 kickoff return (Ferguson kick)

C—Man Smith 35 run (Rondeau kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

6-62 0

0-0 SC 3-3

6-27 1-10 12

C 1-1 RUSHING LEADERS — SC: Rector 20-204. C: Man

Smith 39-227. PASSING LEADERS — SC: Josephs 2-7-0 11. C:

Roman 2-10-0 87. RECEIVINGLEADERS—SC:RVandyke 1-8. C:Ekanem

1-57. MCKINLEY 21, THEODORE ROOSEVELT 0

Highlights: Kevin Thompson rushed for 262 yards on 18 carries and three touchdowns in a victory over the Rough Riders in a DCIAA non league contest in Northeast. Reggie Chambers had three interceptions and Josh Wade had 12 tackles and two sacks for the Trainers.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT (2-3)...................................... 0 0 0 0 — 0 MCKINLEY (1-4) ................... 7 0 7 7 — 21

M—Thompson 4 run (Reid kick) M—Thompson 60 run (Reid kick) M—Thompson 72 run (Reid kick) RUSHING LEADERS—M: Thompson 18-262.

CHURCHILL 24, RICHARD MONTGOMERY 0

RICHARD MONTGOMERY (0-4)...................................... 0 0 0 0 — 0 CHURCHILL (2-2).................. 7 7 10 0 — 24

C—Keita 1 run (Bandak kick) C—Kamara 3 run (Bandak kick) C—FG Bandak 43 C—Brown 5 run (Bandak kick) RUSHING LEADERS—C: Brown 12-132.

SA NA

Punts-Avg

17-130 13

1-0 3-46 BI

11-105 10

2-1 RUSHING LEADERS — BI: Webb 10-83. SS: Manora 3-27 SS

PASSING LEADERS—C: Keita 3-7-0 35. RECEIVING LEADERS—C: Settlage 1-25.

NORTHWOOD 22, BLAKE 20

BLAKE (0-4, 0-1) .................. 0 0 14 6 — 20 NORTHWOOD (1-3, 1-2) ...... 8 14 0 0 — 22

NW—Francis 81 run (Pomeroy run) NW—Gadji 3 run (run failed) NW—Hennesssey 1 run (Francis run) B—Simms 4 run (run failed) B—Simms 1 run (Simms run)

B—Simms 29 run (run failed) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

4-41. SUITLAND 54, HIGH POINT 0

SUITLAND (4-0, 4-0) ............ 28 13 7 6 — 54 HIGH POINT (0-4, 0-4) ......... 0 0 0 0 — 0 S — T Jacobs 37 pass from N Washington (T Smith

kick) S—Gatlin fumble recovery in end zone (T Smith kick) S—Squire 28 pass fromNWashington (T Smith kick) S—Squire 3 run (T Smith kick) S — T Jacobs 8 pass from N Washington (T Smith

kick) S—Young 4 run (kick failed) S—Gatlin 4 run (T Smith kick) S—Evans 8 run (kick failed) RUSHING LEADERS — S: Norman 5-67, Ligins 5-64,

Gatlin 5-53. PASSING LEADERS—S: N Washington 5-6-0 124. RECEIVING LEADERS—S: T Jacobs 2-45.

NORTH POINT 21, CHOPTICON 14

CHOPTICON (2-2, 1-2).......... 0 0 7 7 — 14 NORTH POINT (4-0, 4-0)...... 7 8 6 0 — 21

NP—Onakoya 9 run (Zoscak kick) NP—Poole 60 pass from Young (Zoscak run) NP—Poole 15 pass from Young (run failed) C—Gray 33 pass from Douglas (Palmer kick)

NP—Onakoya 25 run (Zoscak kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

2-60 3-15 5

C 1-1

11-120 14

0-0

RUSHING LEADERS—NP: Onakoya 39-237. PASSING LEADERS — C: Douglas 8-17-0 81. NP:

Young 6-11-1 138. RECEIVINGLEADERS—C: Gray 4-83. NP: Poole 5-113.

MCDONOUGH 41, PATUXENT 7

MCDONOUGH (3-1, 2-1)....... 14 20 0 7 — 41 PATUXENT (3-1, 3-1) ........... 0 0 0 7 — 7

M—Brooks 59 run (Adam Knight kick) M—Gray 50 interception return (Adam Knight kick) M—Michaux 53 pass from (Adam Knight kick) M—Boone 10 run (Adam Knight kick) M—Michaux 9 run (kick failed) M — Adams 40 interception return (Adam Knight

kick)

P—Gantt 35 pass from Massengill (Chaconas kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

15-100 14

0-0 0-0 M

NA NA NA NA

P

RUSHINGLEADERS—M:Brooks 12-104,Grimes7-84, Michaux 3-50. P: Edwards 10-78, Gantt 2-54. PASSING LEADERS—M: Boone 4-11-0 44, Michaux

5-9-0 96. P: Massengill 5-12-2 81. RECEIVING LEADERS—M: Brooks 2-22, Gray 2-21.

BRIARWOODS 35, FREEDOM-SOUTH RIDING 3

BRIAR WOODS (3-2, 1-0)..... 14 0 14 7 — 35 FREEDOM-SOUTH RIDING (2-2, 0-1)............................... 0 3 0 0 — 3

BW—Carter 5 run (Clements kick) BW — O'Bannion 10 pass from McSorley (Clements

kick)

F-SR—Shuster 47 field goal BW—Logan 79 run (Clements kick) BW—S Rolin 21 pass from McSorley (Clements kick)

BW—Serigne 1 pass from McSorley (Clements kick) TEAM STATS

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

Punts-Avg

21-210 15

0-0 2-31 BW

12-96 10

0-0 RUSHING LEADERS — BW: Logan 5-111. F-SR:

Gilmore 2-9. PASSING LEADERS — BW: McSorley 15-20-0 179,

Leith 0-1-0 0. F-SR: Malacane 11-30-1 87, Thompson 0-1-0 0.

RECEIVING LEADERS — BW: Carter 4-61, Serigne

5-33, Hill 3-46. F-SR: Shuster 6-43. DOMINION 49, POTOMAC FALLS 14

DOMINION (2-2, 1-0) ........... 7 21 7 14 — 49 POTOMAC FALLS (1-4, 0-1). 14 0 0 0 — 14

PF—Brown 5 run (Frost kick) D—Reaves 60 run (Jiminez kick) PF—Pittman 92 kickoff return (Frost kick) D—Reaves 16 run (Jiminez kick) D—Reaves 9 run (Jiminez kick) D—Reaves 19 run (Jiminez kick) D—Reaves 6 run (Jiminez kick) D—Reaves 51 run (Jiminez kick)

D—Wesley 2 run (Jiminez kick) TEAM STATS

Punts-Avg

Penalties-Yards First Downs Fumbles-Lost

19-7-3 48.

RECEIVING LEADERS—PF: Fernandez 3-27. SPINGARN 48, OPTIONS 0

OPTIONS (0-4) ..................... 0 0 0 0 — 0 SPINGARN (1-3)................... 24 12 12 0 — 48

S—Green 25 pass from (HOGAN run) S—Green 15 pass from (CRUMLIN run) S—Perry 22 run (Dandy pass from ) S—Wall 17 run S—SHELTON 58 interception return S—Dandy 30 pass from Perry S—STEVENSON 43 fumble recovery in end zone RUSHING LEADERS—S: CRUMLIN 13-164. PASSING LEADERS—S: Perry 9-13-0 209. RECEIVING LEADERS—S: Dandy 3-72, Green 3-65.

NO. 5 LAKE BRADDOCK 49, T.C. WILLIAMS 12

T.C. WILLIAMS (1-3, 0-0)..... 6 6 0 0 — 12 LAKE BRADDOCK (4-0, 2-0). 14 14 7 14 — 49

LB—Ta Quigley 21 pass from Nebrich (Weiler kick) LB—Zanellato 25 pass from Nebrich (Weiler kick) TCW—Rossi 25 pass from Grosser TCW—Sitton 34 pass from Grosser LB—Nebrich 12 run (Weiler kick) LB—Ta Quigley 35 pass from Nebrich (Weiler kick) LB—Ta Quigley 88 pass from Nebrich (Weiler kick) LB—Zanellato 29 pass from Nebrich (Weiler kick) LB—Zanellato 41 pass from Ty Quigley (Weiler kick) RUSHING LEADERS — TCW: Roberson 6-64. LB:

Nebrich 20-112. PASSING LEADERS—TCW: Grosser 16-30-2 173. LB: Nebrich 22-35-0 380, Ty Quigley 1-3-0 41. RECEIVING LEADERS — TCW: Sitton 4-48, Haskins

3-62. LB: Ta Quigley 4-151, Zanellato 9-170, Williams 8-95.

SCORES FOOTBALL

Bladensburg 24, Laurel 14 Bowie 44, Oxon Hill 6 C.H. Flowers 26, DuVal 7 Douglass 42, Surrattsville 6 La Plata 39, Calvert 22 Long Reach 31, Oakland Mills 26 Old Mill 47, North County 0 Parkdale 33, Northwestern 21 Potomac (Md.) 30, Friendly 16 Wilde Lake 50, Mount Hebron 0 Wise 22, Eleanor Roosevelt 14 Baltimore Lutheran 2, Sidwell Friends 0 Blue Ridge 48, Flint Hill 23 Carroll 13, St. John's 6 Gilman 42, Georgetown Prep 6 Gonzaga 31, McNamara 13 Ireton 49, St. Stephen's/St. Agnes 13 Landon 38, Riverdale Baptist 7 Potomac School 64, Covenant Christ. 28 St. Albans 34, St. Mary's Ryken 20 Friendship Collegiate 32, Wyoming Seminary 14

BOYS'SOCCER

Northwest 1, Richard Montgomery 0 Sherwood 2, Paint Branch 1 Walter Johnson 4, Whitman 1 Georgetown Day 3, Wilson 2

FIELDHOCKEY

Blair 2, Paint Branch 1 Magruder 4, Blake 2 Quince Orchard 7, Seneca Valley 0 Rockville 2, Northwood 0 Collegiate 4, Episcopal 3

GIRLS'SOCCER Whitman 2, Walter Johnson 0

PRIVATE

Calverton 8, West Nottingham 0 St. Andrew's 2, Georgetown Day 1

VOLLEYBALL Heritage def. Langley, 26-24, 23-25, 25-21, 21-25, 15-10 Heritage def. Robinson, 25-21, 26-28, 25-23, 21-25, 15-12 Langley def. Robinson, 25-21, 25-22, 25-22 Pallotti def. Bishop Walsh, 25-11, 25-11, 25-16 Flint Hill def. Liberty Christian, 25-16, 25-16 Flint Hill def. Madeira, 25-18, 25-19 Washington International def. McLean School, 25-11, 25-18, 25-22

3-33 D

16-140 13

2-1

3-38 6-40 6

PF 4-3

RUSHING LEADERS—PF: K Bulger 7-59. PASSING LEADERS—PF:KBulger 5-1-1 18, Fischetti

F-SR 6-26

JAMES A. PARCELL FOR WASHINGTON POST

Wise’s Claudius Soloman tackles Eleanor Roosevelt’s Rahn Fisher during the Pumas’ victory. PRINCEGEORGE’S4A

Wise holds off the Raiders

5-foot-6 Shepard comes up big with late-game interception

BY JAMESWAGNER Wise defensive back Chaudli-

er Shepard admits he isn’t known for his jumping ability. Among the shortest players on the field, he is often lost among themass of bodies. So when the 5-foot-6, 140-

pound sophomore picked off a pass from Eleanor Roosevelt quarterback Shawn Pettywith a little more than a minute re- maining to preserve his team’s 22-14 Prince George’s 4A win in Upper Marlboro on Saturday afternoon, it wasn’t his 26-inch vertical jump kicking in. It was something else. “Adrenaline,” he said. “It’s

just adrenaline. I just got up there and took the ball. That’s what I do.” The first half featured a pair

of sputtering offenses, ending in an 8-8 deadlock. The Pumas (3-1, 3-1) could muster only one trip to the red zone, scoring

CROSS-COUNTRY Bruning, Bosse take Bull Run Invitational

Walter Johnson boys, Severna Park girls win team titles

BY CARL LITTLE

parkton, md.—Runners have lost plenty over the years on the three-mile course at Hereford High, widely considered one of the most difficult on the East Coast. They’ve lost the skin off their knees and elbows. Their dignity. Their lunch. Braden Bruning would have given all of that for a win at the Bull Run Invitational on Satur- day. Luckily, he didn’t have to. The Linganore junior handled the 90-foot climb and descent— thefamed“Dip”—anda very hot sun with flair before outkicking two runners down the stretch to win the boys’ elite race in 16 minutes 33 seconds. Walter Johnson senior Anna Bosse was the girls’ overall winner in 19:47. “This pastweekin practicewe

did lots of hills,” Bruning said. “I was ready for this.” Other runners, though,

weren’t so ready. Meet officials driving all-terrain vehicles had to cart more than 10 incapacitat- ed bodies off the Dip and other parts of the course. Walter Johnson had one of its

top scorers pass out during the race, but was able to win the boys’ team competition with its depth. Third-place finisher Nick Regan (16:39) paced the two- time defending state champion Wildcats past Churchill, Loyola Blakefield and Quince Orchard. The girls from Severna Park

won for the second straight year by a comfortable margin over River Hill, Mount Hebron and Hereford. It was an impressive perfor-

when defensive back DeAndre Smith, also the team’s quarter- back, stepped in front of an Eleanor Roosevelt pass and re- turned it 55 yards for a touch- down. The Raiders (3-1, 3-1) scored their first touchdown with a bit of luck when Petty fumbled going in fromthe 1, the ball bouncing into the hands of running back Jairus Cook, who ran it in. But in the second half, the

Pumas relied on the legs of Smith and their speedy running back Uriah Bethea, who fin- ished with 126 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries and converted two two-point con- versions. Roosevelt got back into the

game with the scrambling and arm of Petty, who threw for 198 yards. The Raiders pulled even at 14-14 with a five-yard run by senior fullback Cody Acker near the end of the third quarter. And though theymanaged to

move the ball against the Puma defense in the second half, the Raiders hurt themselves with turnovers. Three second-half giveaways, including two fum- bles on quarterback-running back exchanges, were costly. One led to a Wise touchdown

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early in the third quarter. But things were still even to

start the final quarter, with the heat approaching 90 degrees and showing little sign of abat- ing.Wise’s receivers had repeat- edly told Smith to get them the ball, promising to make a play. Shepard, who also plays wide receiver, was the one who delivered, outjumping a de- fender for a crucial 25-yard catch. Itwas Smith’s only—and biggest — completion. “I was just winded from the

game,” Smith said. “It’s hot outside, you know, a long game, a physical game. I just know that if I throw it up to my receivers and give them a chance to catch the ball, that they will come through forme.” Seven plays later, Bethea

scored from the 1 to give the Pumas the winningmargin. wagnerjames@washpost.com

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Linganore junior Braden Bruning crosses the finish line first in 16:33 onHereford’s notoriously tough, hilly three-mile course.

mance, given that three of the Falcons’ top five scorers were held out of the race because of injury. Jodie Clouser led the way for Severna Park by finishing third overall (20:44). “I only ran five girls,” long-

time Severna Park Coach Ed Purpura said. “A lot of coaches bail out of elite races with inju- ries like these. It justshowswhat tremendous depth we have.” Loyola’s Matt Jablonski, the

pre-race favorite, started fast at the start of the boys’ race. He controlled the first mile, putting significant distance between himself and the chase pack. But The Dip robbed Jablonski of all his strengthandBruning, Regan andHereford’sMason Rivera, all running right together, reeled him in. The trio was all alone entering the final half mile and,

in a sprint to the finish, Bruning showed whose kick was superi- or.

The girls’ race lacked drama

at the end—or during any other portion of it. Bosse took the lead right from the beginning and it only swelled as she sped along. She didn’t show any signs of tiring until she nearly collapsed in the finishing chute. Maura Linde of Century, the

pre-race favorite, was second, a full 30 seconds behind Bosse. It was the fourth time that

Bosse has run at Hereford, which doubles as the state meet course,andshe’swonhere twice. “This is my favorite course,”

Bosse, the 2008 Maryland 4A champion, said. “There’s lots of hills. I like to take advantage of that.”

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