D4 BASEBALL


NATIONALS NOTEBOOK


Strasburg expects to be able to throw by January


BY DAVE SHEININ Tuesday will mark the four-


month anniversary of the last time Stephen Strasburg threw a baseball—which he figures is the longest such stretch of his base- ball-playing life.But theno-throw period is almost over, Strasburg said Monday from his San Diego home, where he is recovering fromelbowsurgery. By January, he expects to be


throwing again, and in mid-Feb- ruary he expects to report to the Washington Nationals’ spring training headquarters in Viera, Fla., along with the team’s other pitchers and catchers, even though he will still be months away from actually pitching again. “They’re not going to say I’m


ahead of schedule, because they don’t want to get my hopes up,” Strasburg, 22, said of the doctors and physical therapists charting his recovery. “But physically I feel great. They say I’m on track. I don’t have an exact schedule yet. I’m just taking it week by week and trying to get stronger.” Strasburg, whose sensational


2010 rookie season was cut short by ligament replacement (“Tom- my John”) surgery on Sept. 3, has been undergoing strength train- ing near his San Diego home, focused on his lower body, back and core, and also physical thera- py designed to strengthen his shoulder, which could otherwise weaken during the months of inactivity following the surgery. “It was hard starting out,”


Strasburg said during a brief con- ference call Monday with report- ers who cover the teamregularly, “but it’s gotten a lot easier, that’s for sure.” Strasburg said he is scheduled


to visit with Lewis Yocum, the physicianwhoperformedthe sur- gery, right after Christmas for a follow-up. “Their job is to [hold]me back


and keep me at bay,” Strasburg said when asked how anxious he is to begin throwing again. “It’s hard. [But] I trust in what [the medical personnel have said], be- cause they’ve been through it be- fore.”


Barring setbacks, Strasburg


could begin aminor league rehab assignment by summer 2011 and could rejoin the Nationals by the end of the season. However, a more conservative track could put him back on a big league mound for the start of the 2012 season.


Ankiel,Mattheus signed While they continue to troll the


free agent and trademarkets for a starting pitcher and a first base- man, theNationalsmade a pair of moves Monday to address their depth, signing veteran outfielder Rick Ankiel and re-signing right- handedrelieverRyanMattheus to one-year guaranteed contracts. Ankiel, best-known as the for-


mer St. Louis Cardinals pitching phenomwhosemound career im- ploded amid an acute wildness problem, agreed to a $1.5 million salary,with another $1.25million in incentives. The signing is con- tingent upon Ankiel’s passing a physical exam. After re-inventing himself as a


hitter in the mid-2000s, Ankiel peakedin2008,hitting25homers for the Cardinals and playing ex- cellent defense in center field. However, now31, he is essentially a left-handed-hittingplatoonout- fielderwho is useless against left- ies.He split 2010 betweenKansas City andAtlanta,hitting .232with six homers and 71 strikeouts in 211 at-bats. With the Nationals, he could


press Roger Bernadina and/or Nyjer Morgan — both of whom also hit left-handed—for playing time inleft field or center, or form a platoon with Mike Morse, a right-handed hitter, should either Bernadina or Morgan lose their tenuous holds on their starting jobs. Mattheus,meantime, re-signed


with the Nationals, who original- ly acquired himin the Joe Beimel trade in July 2009, shortly after he underwent elbow ligament re- placement surgery. Mattheus, 27, returned to the mound in 2010, making 10 relief appearances in the lowminors and is believed to be close to full strength again. Also Monday, the Nationals


signed six players tominor league contractswith spring training in- vitations: right-handed pitchers Joe Bisenius and TimWood, first basemanMichaelAubrey, infield- er Brian Bixler and outfielders Jeff Frazier and Jonathan Van Every.


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AFC EAST


yNew England ............... 12 N.Y. Jets ....................... 10 Miami .............................. 7


Indianapolis .................... 8 Jacksonville .................... 8 Tennessee ....................... 6 Houston .......................... 5


NORTH


yPittsburgh ................... 10 Baltimore ...................... 10 Cleveland ........................ 5


Kansas City ..................... 9 San Diego ........................ 8 Oakland ........................... 7


NFC EAST


W L T PCT. PF PA 2 0 .857 446 303 4 0 .714 295 259 7 0 .500 239 261


Buffalo ............................ 4 10 0 .286 273 353 SOUTH


W L T PCT. PF PA 6 0 .571 381 342 6 0 .571 319 365 8 0 .429 322 282 9 0 .357 333 386


W L T PCT. PF PA 4 0 .714 307 220 4 0 .714 324 253 9 0 .357 252 271


Cincinnati ........................ 3 11 0 .214 281 362 WEST


W L T PCT. PF PA 5 0 .643 322 281 6 0 .571 388 260 7 0 .500 353 330


Denver ............................. 3 11 0 .214 292 415


EZ SU SCOREBOARD


COLLEGEBASKETBALL MEN


Philadelphia .................. 10 N.Y. Giants ...................... 9 Washington .................... 5 Dallas .............................. 5


SOUTH


yAtlanta ........................ 12 New Orleans ................. 10 Tampa Bay ...................... 8


xChicago .......................... 9 Green Bay ....................... 8 xMinnesota ..................... 5


St. Louis .......................... 6 Seattle ............................ 6 San Francisco .................. 5


W L T PCT. PF PA 4 0 .714 412 339 5 0 .643 360 288 9 0 .357 268 343 9 0 .357 354 396


W L T PCT. PF PA 2 0 .857 369 261 4 0 .714 354 270 6 0 .571 280 290


Carolina ........................... 2 12 0 .143 183 350 NORTH


W L T PCT. PF PA 4 0 .692 253 228 6 0 .571 333 220 8 0 .385 230 274


Detroit ............................ 4 10 0 .286 308 329 WEST


W L T PCT. PF PA 8 0 .429 258 295 8 0 .429 279 363 9 0 .357 250 314


Arizona ........................... 4 10 0 .286 255 370 y - Clinched playoff spot; x - Late game


SUNDAY’SRESULTS


at Dallas 33, Washington 30 Kansas City 27, at St. Louis 13 at Tennessee 31, Houston 17 at Carolina 19, Arizona 12 Philadelphia 38, at N.Y. Giants 31 Detroit 23, at Tampa Bay 20, OT at Cincinnati 19, Cleveland 17 Buffalo 17, at Miami 14 at Indianapolis 34, Jacksonville 24 at Baltimore 30, New Orleans 24 Atlanta 34, at Seattle 18 at Oakland 39, Denver 23 N.Y. Jets 22, at Pittsburgh 17 at New England 31, Green Bay 27


MONDAY’SRESULT Chicago at Minnesota, Late


THURSDAY’SGAME Carolina at Pittsburgh, 8:20


SATURDAY’SGAME Dallas at Arizona, 7:30


SUNDAY’SGAMES


Washington at Jacksonville, 1 Tennessee at Kansas City, 1 San Francisco at St. Louis, 1 N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 1 Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 New England at Buffalo, 1 Detroit at Miami, 1 Indianapolis at Oakland, 4:05 Houston at Denver, 4:05 San Diego at Cincinnati, 4:05 N.Y. Giants at Green Bay, 4:15 Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4:15 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 8:20


MONDAY,DEC.27 New Orleans at Atlanta, 8:30


PACKERS27 LATESUNDAY PACKERS ................................. 3 14


PATRIOTS ................................ 7 FIRST QUARTER


7 PATRIOTS31, 7 3 — 27 7 10 — 31


GB: FG Crosby 31, 8:45. New England: Green-Ellis 33 run (Graham kick), 6:19.


SECOND QUARTER GB: J.Jones 66 pass from Flynn (Crosby kick), 14:51. GB: Jennings 1 pass from Flynn (Crosby kick), 2:17. New England: Hernandez 2 pass from Brady (Graham kick), 1:08.


THIRD QUARTER


New England: Arrington 36 interception return (Graham kick), 12:04. GB: Kuhn 6 pass from Flynn (Crosby kick), 5:08.


FOURTH QUARTER


GB: FG Crosby 19, 13:49. New England: FG Graham 38, 11:05. New England: Hernandez 10 pass from Brady (Graham kick), 7:14. Attendance: 68,756.


First Downs .......................................... 26 Total Net Yards ................................... 369 Rushes-Yards ............................... 38-143 Passing ................................................ 226 Punt Returns ..................................... 4-26 Kickoff Returns ............................... 6-128 Interceptions Ret. ............................... 0-0 Comp-Att-Int ............................... 24-37-1 Sacked-Yards Lost ............................ 5-25 Punts .............................................. 4-41.3 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 2-15 Time Of Possession ......................... 40:48


RUSHING


Green Bay: Jackson 22-99, Kuhn 6-21, Flynn 3-13, Nance 6-11, Jennings 1-(minus 1). NewEngland:Woodhead9-59, Green-Ellis 6-38, Hernan- dez 1-16.


PASSING


Green Bay: Flynn 24-37-1-251. New England: Brady 15-24-0-163.


RECEIVING Green Bay: J.Jones 5-95, Jennings 4-30, Driver 3-31, Kuhn 3-27, Nance 2-16, Johnson 2-15, Quarless 2-12, Nelson 1-16, Swain 1-6, Jackson 1-3. New England: Hernandez 4-31, Welker 3-42, Branch 2-33, Green-Ellis 2-12, Gronkowski 1-25, Woodhead 1-12, Tate 1-5, Crumpler 1-3.


MISSED FIELD GOALS None.


COLLEGEFOOTBALL UPCOMING BOWLSCHEDULE


Tuesday‘s Game Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl In St. Petersburg, Fla. Louisville (6-6) vs. Southern Mississippi (8-4), 8 (ESPN) Wednesday‘s Game MAACO Bowl In Las Vegas Utah (10-2) vs. Boise State (11-1), 8 (ESPN) Thursday‘s Game Poinsettia Bowl In San Diego San Diego State (8-4) vs. Navy (9-3), 8 (ESPN) Friday‘s Game Hawaii Bowl In Honolulu Hawaii (10-3) vs. Tulsa (9-3), 8 (ESPN) Sunday‘s Game Little Caesars Pizza Bowl In Detroit Toledo (8-4) vs. Florida International (6-6), 8:30 (ESPN) Monday‘s Game Independence Bowl In Shreveport, La. Georgia Tech (6-6) vs. Air Force (8-4), 5 (ESPN2) Tuesday, Dec. 28 Champs Sports Bowl In Orlando, Fla. North Carolina State (8-4) vs. West Virginia (9-3), 6:30 (ESPN) Insight Bowl In Tempe, Ariz. Missouri (10-2) vs. Iowa (7-5), 10 (ESPN) Wednesday, Dec. 29 Military Bowl In Washington East Carolina (6-6) vs. Maryland (8-4), 2:30 (ESPN) Texas Bowl In Houston Baylor (7-5) vs. Illinois (6-6), 6 (ESPN) Alamo Bowl In San Antonio Arizona (7-5) vs. Oklahoma State (10-2), 9:15 (ESPN) Thursday, Dec. 30 Armed Forces Bowl In Dallas SMU (7-6) vs. Army (6-6), Noon (ESPN)


WOMEN


PACKERS PATRIOTS 14


249


16-113 136


3-11 4-97 1-36


15-24-0 3-27


5-40.4 2-0


7-52 19:12


EAST Hofstra 90, Albany, N.Y. 60 Marist 78, Houston 70 Middle Tennessee 58, St. Bonaventure 53 Robert Morris 73, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 47 Sacred Heart 76, Mount St. Mary’s, Md. 51 Yale 74, Quinnipiac 68 SOUTH Alabama 67, Alabama A&M 62 Appalachian St. 65, W. Carolina 50 Baylor 82, Clemson 40 Charleston Southern 71, Mercer 68 ETSU 76, Campbell 61 Elon 61, Davidson 60 Florida 95, Alabama St. 38 Georgia Southern 67, Samford 66 James Madison 82, Virginia 80 Mississippi St. 61, MVSU 49 N.C. State 86, Florida A&M 60 Richmond 69, William & Mary 59 Savannah St. 53, S. Carolina St. 32 Stetson 79, Youngstown St. 67 Tulane 78, Louisiana-Monroe 67 UCF 92, Jacksonville 59 UNC-Greensboro 71, Furman 61 Wake Forest 60, Md.-Eastern Shore 51 Winthrop 54, Maine 51 MIDWEST Creighton 96, North Dakota 57 Iowa 75, Drake 71 Iowa St. 93, CS Northridge 47 Notre Dame 94, Valparaiso 43 Purdue 75, S. Illinois 36 UAB 61, Ball St. 56 SOUTHWEST Ark.-Little Rock 54, Loyola Marymount 33 Pittsburgh 95, Texas-Arlington 61 Texas 83, South Florida 65 Texas Tech 50, California 43 UTEP 64, New Mexico 62 UTSA 72, Kansas St. 55 FAR WEST Boise St. 80, Utah Valley 71 Colorado St. 68, South Dakota 53 Montana St. 75, CS Bakersfield 61 N. Colorado 74, San Francisco 46 Nevada 87, Illinois St. 78 Pepperdine 80, Cal Poly 45 Utah 91, S. Oregon 36 Utah St. 60, S. Dakota St. 57


TRANSACTIONS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL


Chicago White Sox: Agreed to terms with RHP Jesse Crain on a three-year contract. Named Joe McEwing manager of Charlotte (IL), Bobby Magallenes manager of Birmingham (SL), Julio Vinas manager of Winston- Salem (Carolina), Tommy Thompson manager of Kan- napolis (SAL), Ryan Newman manager of Great Falls (Pioneer), Pete Rose Jr. manager of Bristol (Appala- chian) and Devon White baserunning instructor. Cleveland Indians: Agreed to terms with OF Austin Kearns on a one-year contract. Pittsburgh Pirates: Agreed to terms with INF Josh Fields on a minor league contract. San Francisco Giants: Agreed to terms with RHP Guillermo Mota on a minor league contract. Washington Nationals: Agreed to terms with OF Rick Ankiel and RHP Ryan Mattheus on one-year contracts andRHPJoe Bisenius,RHTimWood,1BMichael Aubrey, INF Brian Bixler, OF Jeff Frazier and OF Jonathan Van Every on minor league contracts.


ASSOCIATEDPRESSTOP25 Record Pts Pvs 10-0 1,000 1 10-1 959 2 11-0 903 4 10-0 889 5 10-2 787 6 11-0 782 7 9-1 770 8 6-2 697 3 9-0 696 9 11-0 674 10 8-1 552 13 11-1 507 14 8-2 506 11 10-1 440 16 9-2 399 12 13-1 381 22 8-3 365 17 11-1 337 18 10-1 256 19 9-3 201 20 7-2 179 21 9-2 143 15 8-0 128 24 10-0 115 25 11-0 111 —


1.Connecticut (40) 2.Baylor 3.Duke


4.Xavier 5.Tennessee


6.West Virginia 7.Texas A&M 8.Stanford 9.UCLA


10.North Carolina 11.Kentucky


12.Michigan St. 13.Ohio St. 14.Iowa


15.Oklahoma 16.DePaul


17.Notre Dame 18.St. John's 19.Maryland


20.Georgetown 21.Iowa St.


22.Florida St. 23.Syracuse


24.Boston College 25.Arkansas


Others receiving votes: Texas 90, Kansas St. 43, Wis.-Green Bay 37, Georgia 28, Southern Cal 8, Bowling Green 7, Miami 7, Northwestern 3.


USATODAY-ESPNTOP25 Record Pts Pvs 10-0 775 1 10-0 743 2 10-0 709 3 8-0 675 4 11-0 658 5 11-1 597 8 12-0 564 10 9-1 546 11 10-1 492 13 10-1 484 12 9-2 422 6 8-3 386 15 10-1 375 17 8-2 371 16 7-1 318 9 10-1 275 20 8-1 235 19 7-2 214 7 8-2 183 24 10-1 171 23 10-2 161 14 9-2 152 25 10-1 150 18 10-1 9-1


1.Duke (31) 2.Ohio State 3.Kansas


4.Connecticut 5.Syracuse 6.Pittsburgh


7.San Diego State 8.Villanova


9.Georgetown 10.Missouri


11.Kansas State 12.Michigan State 13.Purdue


14.Kentucky 15.Baylor


16.Minnesota 17.Memphis 18.Tennessee 19.Florida


20.Notre Dame 21.Illinois 22.Texas 23.BYU


24.Texas A&M 25.Louisville


81 — 73 21


Others receiving votes: UCF 47, Wisconsin 39, UNLV 32, West Virginia 32, Washington 27, Northwest- ern 21, Temple 20, Vanderbilt 15, New Mexico 13, Wichita State 5, Oklahoma State 4, Old Dominion 3, Saint Mary’s, Calif. 3, Washington State 2, Cincinnati 1, Richmond 1.


EAST


American U. 69, Mount St. Mary’s, Md. 64 Bucknell 75, Cornell 64 Connecticut 76, Coppin St. 64 Fairfield 67, Vermont 59 Northwestern 92, St. Francis, NY 61 Syracuse 97, Morgan St. 55 SOUTH Belmont 66, Alabama St. 53 Coastal Carolina 125, Thomas More 70 Duke 98, Elon 72 Hampton 78, Towson 67 Illinois St. 62, UNC Wilmington 60 (OT) Jacksonville 71, Florida 68 (OT) Memphis 68, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 63 Virginia 50, Norfolk St. 49 Xavier, NO 72, Southern U. 58 MIDWEST Bradley 64, Jackson St. 55 Creighton 60, W. Illinois 47 Dayton 73, Winthrop 58 S. Dakota St. 72, Cent. Michigan 69 South Dakota 78, E. Washington 72 Valparaiso 74, E. Michigan 67 Wis.-Green Bay 72, North Dakota 68 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St. 68, Savannah St. 55 FAR WEST Wyoming 76, Centenary 49


BOYS'BASKETBALL TOP20


NO. 6 SPRINGBROOK 80, SENECA VALLEY 41


SV (3-3) : Cooper 10, Sampson 7, Heckhaus 5, Lim 4, Williams 4, Nwachukwu 3, Patnaik 3, Vallely 3, Fitch 2. Totals 14 10-23 41. S (5-0) : Brooks 18, Jones 14, Adjei 12, Austin 8, Christian 8, Ferguson 6, Purnell 6, Emery 4, Watson 4. Totals 34 9-15 80. Halftime: Springbrook, 49-20. Three-point goals: SV 3 (Sampson, Heckhaus, Nwachuk- wu); S 3 (Adjei, Christian 2). Assists: S 12 (Jones 12).


NO. 13MAGRUDER 87, EINSTEIN 39


M (5-0) : Owens 20, Griffin 15, Emerusabe 11, Epps 9, Witmer 8, Ruland 6, Doe 5, Forkkio 4, Woodhouse 4, Davis 2, Royster 2, Bass 1. Totals 31 17-23 87. E (1-4) : Simba 16, Blake 10, Kamuhanda 4, Roundtree 3, Botchway 2, Gaye 2, McGrady 2. Totals 9 18-33 39. Halftime: Magruder, 40-19. Three-point goals: M 8 (Griffin, Emerusabe, Epps, Witmer 2, Ruland 2, Doe); E 3 (Simba 2, Blake). Rebounds: M 11 (Owens 11); E 37 (Simba 2, Blake 4, Kamuhanda 4, Roundtree 8, Botchway 6, Gaye, McGrady 9, Mareus 3). Assists: E 1 (Blake).


MCEACHERN 70, NO. 14 ST. STEPHEN'S/ST. AGNES 54


SSSA (7-1) : Lindsey 21, Goldsborough 13, J. Williams 10, Guglielmo 4, Ryan 3, Chappell 2, K. Williams 1. Totals 16 19-24 54. MC (1-0) : Hill 24, Roberts 18, Anderson 10, Hall 6, English 5, Fletcher 5, Elijah 2. Totals 21 26-38 70. Halftime: McEachern, 34-29. Three-point goals: SSSA 3 (Lindsey 2, Ryan); MC 2 (Hill 2).


NO. 17 OAKLAND MILLS 82, GLENELG 59


G(5-1, 4-1) : Spurrier 15, Kellaher 12, Siegfried 8, Hyer 7, True 6, Arnette 3, Griffin 3, Mullinix 3,Marsh2. Totals 24 6-15 59. OM (7-0, 6-0) : Bethea 18, Peters 16, Whittington 16, Ajiboye 15, Kiely 14, Coleman 3. Totals 36 6-13 82. Halftime: Oakland Mills, 38-23. Three-point goals: G 5 (Kellaher 2, Hyer, Griffin, Mullin- ix);OM4 (Peters 2, Whittington, Ajiboye).


NO. 19 POTOMAC FALLS 80, BROAD RUN 69


Highlights: Lukas Mihailovich scored 34 points and Greg Graves added 19 points, 15 rebounds, five blocks andtwo steals as the Panthers held off Taylor Johnson (31 points) and the Spartans to remain unbeaten on the season. PF (7-0, 3-0) : Mihailovich 34, Graves 19, Chesson 10, Curran 6, Simoneau 3, Wagenhoffer 3, Galloway 2, Hoover 2, Kress 1. Totals 28 21-32 80. BR (5-1, 3-1) : Johnson 31, Johnson 13, Gooch 8, Hiatt 6, Rawson 4, Jasper 3, Ellington 2, McNamee 2. Totals 29 4-12 69. Halftime: Potomac Falls, 40-37. Three-point goals:PF3 (Mihailovich, Curran, Simoneau); BR 7 (Johnson 4, Johnson, Hiatt, Jasper). Rebounds: PF 23 (Mihailovich 8, Graves 15); BR 8 (Johnson 8).


MONTGOMERY


PAINT BRANCH 62, KENNEDY 60 Highlights: Paint Branch's Jeff Keane made a game-ty- ing three-pointer and was fouled with five seconds left. He missed the free throw, but Paint Branch got possession on a jump ball and Andre Gregory made the game-winning lay-up on the ensuing inbounds play. K (3-2) : Osuchukwu 18, Joseph-Mozo 14, Grant 10, Murray 9, Williams 4, Townsend 3, Wood 2. Totals 23 6-14 60. PB(4-2) :Azanaw12, Abel 8, Gregory 8, Roberts 8, Cox 7, Keane 7, Baylor 6, Seto 6. Totals 18 20-31 62. Halftime: Paint Branch, 29-25. Three-point goals: K 8 (Osuchukwu 4, Grant, Murray 2, Townsend); PB 6 (Azanaw 4, Abel, Keane).


CHURCHILL 51, NORTHWEST 47


N (3-3, 1-1) : Candland 21, Duruji 8, Fasil 7, Simpson 5, Leatherwood 4, Berch 2. Totals 19 4-8 47. C (3-2, 1-0) : Bass 19, Bonaparte 7, Edens 6, Simon 6, Nyanin 5, Williams 4, Geenen 2, Nichols 2. Totals 19 8-12 51.


Halftime: Churchill, 25-21. Three-point goals: N 5 (Candland 5); C 5 (Bass 3, Edens 2).


Rebounds: C 4 (Bass 4). WALTER JOHNSON 59, WHITMAN48


W(4-2, 1-1) : Vergara 15, Voigt 13, Dionne 7, Castagnetti 4, Ross 4, Cheatham 2, Harrison 2, Joel 1. Totals 15 6-10 48. WJ(2-4, 1-1) : Gibert 18, Lynch 17, Yaffe 9, Christakos 5, Mejica 4, Coffee 2, Lumbuku 2, Ollayos 2. Totals 23 9-16 59.


Halftime: Whitman, 24-22. Three-point goals: W 12 (Vergara 5, Voigt 4, Dionne 2, Castagnetti); WJ 4 (Lynch 3, Christakos). Rebounds: WJ 33 (Gibert 6, Lynch 7, Yaffe 5, Christakos 5, Mejica, Coffee, Ollayos 5, Poosson, Verner 2). Assists: WJ 14 (Gibert 3, Lynch 3, Yaffe 2, Christakos, Mejica 2, Ollayos 3).


WOOTTON 64, RICHARD MONTGOMERY 43


W(3-2, 1-0) : Wallerstedt 19, Welty 18, Elliott 9, Tendall 7, Ibeh 3, Texier 3, Tsao 3, Craig 1, Weissenberger 1. Totals 23 12-19 64. RM (0-6, 0-2) : Senou 13, Diane 7, Font 5, Maddox 5, Morgan 5, Sewell 5, St. Phard 3. Totals 16 6-11 43. Halftime: Wootton, 34-20. Three-point goals: W 6 (Wallerstedt 3, Welty, Elliott, Tsao);RM5 (Senou, Diane, Maddox, Morgan, St. Phard).


WHEATON 49, BLAIR 30


B (2-4) : Gaskin 10, Canary 8, Shack 7, Kickenson 3, Babinec 2. Totals 9 11-12 30. W(4-1) :Woods18, Murray 17, Hill 7, Metellus 4, Million 2, Wilson 1. Totals 18 10-18 49. Halftime: Wheaton, 20-10. Three-point goals: B (Shack);W3 (Murray, Hill 2). Rebounds:W23 (Woods 11, Murray 12).


DAMASCUS 60, BLAKE 55 (OT)


B(1-4) :McGugan15,Ugba11, Wiley 11,Doh5, Hedley 5, Jackman 4, Mancia 3, Etchi 1. Totals 23 3-9 55. D (2-3) : Bradshaw 18, Phelps 12, Barrett 11, Frazier 11, Graham 8. Totals 23 14-26 60. Halftime: Damascus, 27-26. Regulation: 51-51. Three-point goals: B 6 (Wiley 3, Doh, Hedley, Mancia).


POOLESVILLE 61, ROCKVILLE 35


R (2-3) : Minger 9, Kelly 6, Lamberg 6, T. Henson 5, D. Henson 4, White 4, Ellis 1. Totals 13 4-10 35. P (3-2) : Miller 20, Zapata 18, Wohnhas 10, Baker 6, King 3, Newberry 2, Parrott 2. Totals 21 18-27 61. Halftime: Poolesville, 29-20. Three-point goals:R5 (Minger 2, Lamberg 2, T. Henson); P 1 (Miller). Rebounds: P 14 (Miller 14).


HOWARD


CENTENNIAL 62, ATHOLTON 36 A (1-2, 0-2) : McMahon 13, Britton 5, Federinko 4, Wells 4, Aughburns 3, Bezold 2, Martin 2, Pumphrey 2, Haas 1. Totals 14 8-15 36. C(3-3, 3-3) : A.Adams18, Harbinson 15, Potts 11, Ocadiz 6, Goldsmith 4, Peterson 4, E. Adams 2, Klima 2. Totals 26 8-10 62. Halftime: Centennial, 28-19. Three-point goals: C 2 (Potts 2).


HAMMOND46, WILDE LAKE 44


WL(4-3, 3-2) : Vierra 13, Vester 12, Garner 8, Holdefer 6, Handy 5. Totals 17 8-12 44. H (3-4, 2-4) : Patrick 15, Powell 14, Jones 7, Baboolal 3, Echols 3, Bello 2, Stephenson 2. Totals 19 3-5 46. Halftime: Hammond, 21-18. Three-point goals: WL 2 (Vierra 2); H 5 (Patrick, Powell 4).


RIVER HILL 54, RESERVOIR 48


R (3-4, 2-4) : Christian 10, Toler 9, Larry 7, Usher 7, D. Johnson 5, Epps 4, E. Johnson 3, Glenn 2, Alvandi 1. Totals 19 5-8 48. RH (6-1, 5-1) : McDuffie 22, Knisley 15, Standrowicz 14, Scott 2, Estrain 1. Totals 18 14-16 54. Halftime: River Hill, 26-18. Three-point goals: R 5 (Toler 3, D. Johnson, E. Johnson); RH 4 (McDuffie 2, Knisley, Standrowicz).


ANNEARUNDEL


SEVERNA PARK 45, NORTHEAST 31 N (0-6, 0-4) : Engel 10, O'Malley 10, Jones 5, Taylor 5, Butler 1. Totals 10 9-26 31. SP (4-2, 1-2) : Bouyer 8, Dowell 7, Joe. Galdi 6, Green 5, Koffler 5, Fitzgerald 4, Keith 4, Kubic 4, Joh. Galdi 2. Totals 13 17-32 45. Halftime: Northeast, 12-10. Three-point goals: N 2 (O'Malley 2); SP 2 (Bouyer, Green). Rebounds: SP 11 (Joe. Galdi 11).


SOUTHERNMARYLAND


NORTHERN 79, CHOPTICON 33 C (0-4, 0-1) : Gagnon 8, Miles 6, Bannister 5, Lamoria 5, Dent 3, Mitchell 3, Reeves 3. Totals 9 12-16 33. N(4-1, 2-0) : Schwenk 17, Young 15, Tonkins 14, Hoellich 12, Dangin 5, Martin 4, Seifert 4, Boothe 2, Cleary 2, Murphy 2, Williams 2. Totals 31 13-18 79. Halftime: Northern, 41-17. Three-point goals: C 3 (Lamoria, Dent, Mitchell); N 4 (Schwenk, Young, Tonkins 2).


AADULLES


PARK VIEW 84, BRIARWOODS 78 BW (3-5, 3-2) : Tate 32, Evans 16, Kouame 16, Calder 8, Faciane 4, Carlisle 2. Totals 29 15-20 78. PV (6-1, 4-1) : Absher 23, McCarter 22, Horvath 20, Dombowski 11, Grapes 4, Earley 2, Jackson 2. Totals 31 14-19 84. Halftime: Park View, 39-30. Three-point goals:BW5 (Tate 2, Evans 2, Kouame);PV8 (Absher 5, McCarter 3). Rebounds: BW 21 (Tate 2, Evans 2, Kouame 6, Calder 5, Faciane 2, Carlisle 4). Assists: BW 10 (Tate 3, Evans 2, Kouame, Calder, Faciane 2, Carlisle).


LOUDOUN COUNTY 78, TUSCARORA (VA.) 47


T (0-4, 0-2) : Avasarala 11, Monk 8, Burris 7, Green 7, Ross 7, Holoman 5, Oke 2. Totals 14 12-18 47. LC (3-3, 2-1) : Gibson 17, Veschi 14, Huber 10, Mays 10, Pratt 10, Anderson 7, Parker 4, Saleck 2, Scoggin 2, Turnage 2. Totals 30 13-23 78. Halftime: Loudoun County, 31-20. Three-point goals: T 7 (Avasarala 3, Monk, Green 2, Ross); LC 5 (Veschi 4, Huber).


WOODGROVE 64,


KLMNO HIGH SCHOOLS FREEDOM-SOUTH RIDING 57


F-SR (3-3, 2-1) : Barton 23, Muhlenberg 14, Hawkins 10, Clay 8, Smith 2. Totals 22 7-16 57. W(4-4, 1-3) : Gilson 24, Caslin 19, Wolf 6, Danielson 5, Sweet 3, Wells 3, Martin 2, Traub 2. Totals 25 11-17 64. Halftime: Woodgrove, 29-20. Three-point goals: F-SR 6 (Barton 4, Muhlenberg 2);W3 (Caslin, Danielson, Sweet).


OTHERS


ARUNDEL 68, HIGH POINT 62 A(4-2) : Nicholson 26,Washington21, Fowler 10,Long5, Carroll 3, B. Williams 3. Totals 24 16-21 68. HP (1-4) : Gardner 30, Agenifujal 13, Akawara 6, Kamara 5, Oliver 3, Quarles 3, Sermeno 2. Totals 23 11-18 62. Halftime: Arundel, 34-20. Three-point goals: A 4 (Nicholson 3, Washington); HP 5 (Gardner 4, Kamara).


THOMAS STONE 60, MCDONOUGH 45


M(0-4) : Bess 15, Price 9, Cheaves 7, D. Gray 6, C. Gray 5, Gary 2, McManus 1. Totals 17 7-12 45. TS (3-1) : Briscoe 20, Elliott 17, Mbakwe 6, Aderinkola 5, Davis 4, Chism 3, Jackson 3, White 2. Totals 21 17-22 60. Halftime: Thomas Stone, 21-16. Three-point goals: M 4 (Bess, Cheaves 2, C. Gray); TS 1 (Briscoe).


LOUDOUN VALLEY 62, STUART 39


S (1-3) : Biddle 18, Faison 7, Danker-Feldman 6, Brenner 3, Lebryk 3, Jones 2. Totals 13 8-14 39. LV(2-4) : Yoxthimer 24, Wallace 12, Jackson 8, Robinson 7, Walker 7, Grimard 2, Miller 2. Totals 25 9-12 62. Halftime: Loudoun Valley, 24-15. Three-point goals: S 5 (Biddle, Faison, Danker-Feldman, Brenner, Lebryk); LV 3 (Yoxthimer 2, Robinson).


GEORGETOWNPREP 64, LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD 43


Highlights: Senior Taylor Apt with 24 points and Junior Denny McCarthy with 15 points led Georgetown Prep to their 3rd win in a row. LB (0-2) : Vigus 15, Moran 7, Casey 4, Floyd 4, Marsh 4, McMahon 3, Brown 2, Cross 2, Dunn 2. Totals 15 10-20 43. GP (3-4) : Abt 24, McCarthy 15, Boland 7, DePaul 6, Strickland 5, Hale 3, Greenwood 2, Waller 2. Totals 21 15-19 64. Halftime: Georgetown Prep, 32-18. Three-point goals: LB 3 (Vigus 2, McMahon); GP 7 (McCarthy 4, DePaul 2, Hale). Rebounds:GP30 (Abt 8, Boland 9, DePaul 4, Strickland 5, Chapman, Dyson 2, Lee). Assists: GP 15 (Abt, McCarthy 3, DePaul 2, Strickland 4, Hale, Greenwood 3, Chapman).


GLENELG COUNTRY 65, MOUNT CARMEL 57


GC (6-1) : Powers 21, Jove-Vives 16, Miles 15, Boyd 8, Davis 4, B. Jordan 1. Totals 22 20-27 65. MC : Thorton 16, Groom 13, Juozapavicius 12, Chavez 7, Gallina 5, Onwudiegwu 4. Totals 24 6-11 57. Halftime: Mount Carmel, 28-22. Three-point goals: GC (Jove-Vives); MC 3 (Groom, Chavez, Gallina).


JAMES MONROE 64, FREEDOM-WOODBRIDGE 63


F-W (2-4) : Boyd 17, Simmons 15, Hunter 12, McKenney 9, Crooks 5, Mitchell 3, Marshall 2. Totals 19 17-30 63. JM (2-0) : Blake 20, Lucas 14, Bates 13, Hirston 6, Bumbury 5, Aiers 2, Brown 2, Sims 2. Totals 22 15-21 64. Halftime: James Monroe, 27-17. Three-point goals: F-W 8 (Boyd 3, Simmons, Hunter 3, Mitchell); JM 5 (Blake 3, Lucas, Bumbury).


WESTFIELD 69, HERITAGE 47


W(5-2) : Elcano 16, Rosa 14, Aurora 13, Aid 6, Gibson 5, Basil 4, Beckett 3, Breen 2, Hill 2, Johnson 2, Kearney 2. Totals 27 8-13 69. H(3-4) : Arbogast 9, Cavan 8, E. Launi 8, Nelson 8, Karim 5, B. Launi 3, Counts 2, Gray 2,Summers2. Totals 19 7-13 47.


Halftime: Westfield, 31-21. Three-point goals: W 7 (Rosa 2, Aurora 4, Gibson); H 2 (Arbogast, Karim).


ST. ALBANS 51, IGNACIO 24


IG (0-1) : Diaz 13, Reyes 6, Rivera 3, Colon 2. Totals 9 4-6 24. SA (6-3) : Wiacek 10, Shelley 9, Spencer 9, Barks 8, Forney 6, Harrison 5, Howell 2, Ma. Sniezek 2, Mi. Sniezek 2. Totals 20 9-13 51. Halftime: St. Albans, 24-8. Three-point goals: IG 2 (Diaz, Rivera); SA 4 (Wiacek 2, Spencer, Harrison).


THOMAS JOHNSON 74,WOODLAWN67


W(1-3) : Brown 19, Thomas 16, D. Wynn 10, Jackson 6, Arnold 4, Holloway 4, Baldwin 3, Miller 3, Rice 2. Totals 24 16-31 67. TJ (4-1) : Smith 29, Joos 12, German 10, Carpenter 8, Price 6, Dowdy 2, Konare 2, Park 2, Skvorak 2, Stafford 1. Totals 23 22-30 74. Halftime: Thomas Johnson, 25-24. Three-point goals:W3 (Brown, Thomas 2); TJ 6 (Smith 2, Joos 2, Carpenter 2).


MILLBROOK 70, MUSSELMAN (W.VA.) 45


MI (3-2) : Call 22, Harris 15, Culbreath 11, Baker 8, Freeman 4, Taylor 4, Brooks 2, Kaczmarzewski 2, Mohler 2. Totals 28 11-13 70. MU (0-1) : Wesco 11, Benjamin 6, Pearman 6, Potter 6, Stephens 6, Butler 4, Jeans 2, Lee 2, Molina 2. Totals 19 4-15 45. Halftime: Millbrook, 45-28. Three-point goals: MI 3 (Call, Harris, Baker); MU 3 (Stephens 2, Butler).


ANNAPOLIS 86, GILMAN 45


G (0-1) : Jones 13, Jennings 10, Ripken 9, Copeland 8, Mongomery 4, DeSmit 1. Totals 19 5-12 45. A(3-1) : Joyce 32, James 18, Reid 9, C. Varn 8, Watson 7, Lee 3, Papaleonti 3, Owens 2, Sewell 2, D. Varn 2. Totals 31 13-19 86. Halftime: Annapolis, 48-19. Three-point goals: G 2 (Jones, Ripken); A 11 (Joyce 5, James 3, Watson 2, Papaleonti). Rebounds:A22 (Reid 7, C. Varn 5, Watson 5, Papaleonti, D. Varn 4).


GIRLS'BASKETBALL TOP20


NO. 9 LARGO 96, FAIRMONT HEIGHTS 41 L (5-0, 3-0) : Lyons 23, Samuels 17, Taylor 15, Winslow 14, Brown-Mc Daniel 11, Souder 7, Williams 4, On- wumbiko 3, Simms 2. Totals 36 16-31 96. FH (1-0, 1-1) : Washington 29, Brandon 7, Davis 2, Whitmire 2, Savoy 1. Totals 14 11-16 41. Halftime: Largo, 47-22. Three-point goals: L 8 (Lyons 4, Samuels, Winslow, Souder 2); FH 2 (Washington, Brandon). Rebounds: L 38 (Lyons 6,Samuels4, Taylor 7,Winslow4, Brown-Mc Daniel 4, Souder 3, Williams 3, Onwumbiko 2, Garner 3, Okoro 2). Assists: L 25 (Lyons 5, Samuels 2, Taylor 8, Winslow 4, Souder 4, Williams 2).


NO. 15 BOWIE 73, SUITLAND 28


Highlights: Bowie had 23 assists as a team. S (4-1, 2-1) : Kydd 12, Bell 4, Haskins 3, Hill 3, Carter 2, Jones 2, Owens 2. Totals 10 5-12 28. B (5-0, 4-0) : Macklin 18, Tate 14, Clark 9, Jackson 8, M. Newbold 7, Durrett 6, Bess 2, Brown 2, Maynard 2, Mbionwu 2, A. Newbold 2. Totals 34 2-8 73. Halftime: Bowie, 44-11. Three-point goals: S 3 (Kydd 2, Haskins); B 2 (Tate, M. Newbold). Rebounds: B 13 (Mbionwu 13).


NO. 17 WHITMAN67, WALTER JOHNSON 58


W(6-0, 2-0) : Ceccone 24, Sisco 21, Feldesman 8, Purdy 8, Kolakowski 4, Kelly 2. Totals 23 16-24 67. WJ (2-4, 0-2) : Stadnik 21, Howie 20, Larrick 9, Banai 6, Boyd 1, Spurrell 1. Totals 22 7-16 58. Halftime: Whitman, 34-16. Three-point goals:W5 (Sisco 3, Purdy 2);WJ7 (Stadnik 5, Howie 2).


MONTGOMERY


MAGRUDER 60, EINSTEIN 20 E (0-5) : Smith 10, Gabriel 4, Fox 3, Pennamon 3. Totals 8 4-8 20. M (1-4) : Pinkrah 17, Witmer 14, Matos 8, Brown 7, Staton 6, Appleby 4, Goldsborough 2, Monroe 2. Totals 23 12-13 60. Halftime: Magruder, 32-10. Three-point goals:M2 (Witmer, Brown).


SHERWOOD 46, NORTHWOOD 36


NW (0-4) : Harris 15, Silver 9, Atakora 7, Scretchen 5. Totals 10 13-26 36. S (4-1) : Ruth 11, Smith 10, Thomas 10, McDonald 8, Doan 3, Engle 2, Iacangelo 2. Totals 19 6-12 46. Halftime: Sherwood, 24-11. Three-point goals: NW 3 (Harris 2, Scretchen); S 2 (Smith 2). Rebounds: S 34 (Ruth 11, Smith 2, Thomas 4, McDonald 5, Doan 3, Dunn 2, McCarthy 6, Ratino).


BLAIR 67, WHEATON 5


W(0-5) : Dansby 2, Daring 2, Tavares 1. Totals 2 1-3 5. B(5-0) : Lopez 19,Sapp12, Chase 8, Jackson 7, McMillian 6, Adarkwa 5, Kalala 5, Schroeder 5. Totals 26 13-18 67. Halftime: Blair, 41-5. Three-point goals: B 2 (Jackson, Kalala).


NORTHWEST 52, CHURCHILL 46 (OT)


N (2-4, 1-1) : Batchelor 17, Garroutte 13, Torian 13, Porter 5, Meredith 4. Totals 20 10-14 52. C (2-3, 0-1) : Giannangali 17, Jewayni 13, Racosin 6, Jenkins 5, Arthur-Williams 3,Coleman2. Totals1218-24 46.


Halftime: Northwest, 26-24. Regulation: 44-44. Three-point goals: N 2 (Batchelor, Garroutte); C 4 (Giannangali, Jewayni 2, Jenkins).


WOOTTON 41, RICHARD MONTGOMERY 39


W (5-0, 0-0) : Ellis 12, Flinchum 10, Welch 7, Cheng 5, Sissman 3, Ting 2, Wallerstedt 2. Totals 13 11-15 41. RM(2-3, 0-1) : Davis 11, Fourcade 11, Bradley 7, Willer 6, Koubek 2, Manning 2. Totals 14 11-15 39. Halftime: Richard Montgomery, 24-21. Three-point goals:W4 (Ellis 3, Welch).


DAMASCUS 62, BLAKE 31


Highlights: Lauren Derbyhad10points,11rebounds,and 2 steals for Damascus. D (5-1) : Kr. Prange 16, Derby 10, Warfield 9, Day 8, Barrett 5, Mahon 5, Culbertson 4, Greene 3, Kaufman 2. Totals 18 23-27 62. B (0-5) : Beatty 8, Ostrow 6, Archila 5, Burkhardt 4, Carroll 2, Snowden 2, Walker 2, Wannen 2. Totals 15 0-4 31.


Halftime: Damascus, 23-21. Three-point goals: D 3 (Kr. Prange 2, Mahon); B 1 (Archila). Rebounds: D 11 (Derby 11); B 19 (Beatty 5, Ostrow 3, Burkhardt 2, Carroll 2, Snowden 4, Walker 2, Wannen). Assists: B 12 (Ostrow 4, Carroll, Snowden, Wannen 6).


KENNEDY 47, PAINT BRANCH 41


PB (2-4) : Harris 14, Ocran 12, Campbell 8, Abdelwhab 4, Neal 2, Bass 1. Totals 17 7-13 41. K(2-3) : Nourn 15, Wright 13, Ferguson 7, Walker 7, Hart 3, Lipscomb 2. Totals 14 15-22 47. Halftime: 22-22. Three-point goals: K 4 (Nourn, Wright 2, Ferguson).


POOLESVILLE 54, ROCKVILLE 25


P (5-0) : Poss 16, Keese 10, Chittenden 8, Bodmer 6, Davison 4, Hemp 4, Hughes 3, Saasta 2, Carnahan 1. Totals 24 3-8 54. R (0-5) : Diouf 5, McTighe 5, DeShields 4, Orman 4, Frager 3, Beynum 2, Morrill 2. Totals 7 11-23 25. Halftime: Poolesville, 31-8. Three-point goals: P 3 (Poss 2, Hughes).


HOWARD


GLENELG 50, OAKLAND MILLS 45 OM (4-2, 4-2) : Hill 20, Hight 12, Jones 5, Taylor 4, Thomas 4. Totals 15 14-16 45. G (6-0, 6-0) : Heisig 14, Burris 11, Russo 9, Parker 8, Ebeling 6, Kittleman 2. Totals 20 5-11 50. Halftime: Glenelg, 28-20. Three-point goals: OM (Hight); G 5 (Heisig, Burris 2, Parker, Ebeling).


WILDE LAKE 60, HAMMOND48


H(0-4, 0-4) : Albano 16, Virgil 13, Frekot 5, Burt 4, Fisher 3, Smolla 3, Montague 2, Williams 2. Totals 20 8-13 48. WL(0-5, 0-5) : Richards 25, Dowling 8, Dickens 7, Quade 7, Harrison 6, Corbett 3, Williams 2, Costello 1, Lamptey 1. Totals 21 17-32 60. Halftime: Wilde Lake, 36-19. Three-point goals:WL1 (Dowling).


HOWARD 40, MOUNT HEBRON 31


H(4-2, 4-2) :Wise12, Butler 9,Kuhn9, Jackson 6, Ciniero 2, Daniels 2. Totals 13 14-19 40. MH(3-4, 3-3) : Blackson 10, Jones 8,Thomas6, Wallpher 3, Bowen 2, Tavai 2. Totals 12 7-14 31. Halftime: Howard, 17-15.


RESERVOIR 45, RIVER HILL 41


RH : Sterling 18, Sandler 12, Je. Collins 4, Abby 3, Ju. Collins 2, Robinson 2. Totals 18 4-10 41. R (5-2, 4-2) : Bryant 17, Smoot 9, Higgins 8, Fowler 6, Massaquoi 3, Bonner 2. Totals 15 12-16 45. Halftime: Reservoir, 25-17. Three-point goals:RH(Sterling);R3 (Smoot, Higgins 2). Rebounds: R 32 (Bryant 9, Smoot 2, Higgins 3, Fowler 7, Massaquoi 5, Bonner 6). Assists: R 10 (Bryant, Smoot, Higgins, Fowler 4, Bonner 3).


WCAC


PAUL VI CATHOLIC 65, ST. MARY'S RYKEN 63


P (4-4, 0-2) : Freeman 23, Tremba 14, Oblitey 13, Fitzsimmons 6, Henby 4, Kane 3, Curtis 2. Totals 22 12-14 65. SMR (1-1, 0-1) : McCormick 28, Robinson 14, Grund 9, My. Somerville 4, Ma. Somerville 3, Bennett 2, Burgess 2, Bilo 1. Totals 22 18-25 63. Halftime: Paul VI Catholic, 36-25. Three-point goals: P 9 (Freeman 2, Tremba 3, Oblitey 3, Kane); SMR 1 (McCormick).


AADULLES


LOUDOUN COUNTY 68, TUSCARORA (VA.) 41


T (2-5, 1-3) : Al-Bayyinah 14, Mickles 8, Donovan 7, Pickett 7, Dunn 4, Wideman 1. Totals 17 6-12 41. LC (4-2, 2-1) : Cummings 18, Linnemann 18, Batts 17, Schulze 7, Lapple 6, Knudsen 1, Kushner 1. Totals 28 10-19 68. Halftime: Loudoun County, 37-16. Three-point goals: T (Donovan); LC 2 (Batts 2).


PARK VIEW 48, BRIARWOODS 46


BW (2-5, 1-4) : Gilbert 18, O'Neill 9, Adams 7, Moore 6, Jones 4, Ballard 1, Ketant 1. Totals 14 13-20 46. PV (3-3, 3-1) : Sheppard 18, Torto 10, Westbrook 8, Dillard 4, Himmelberger 4, Stephens 2, Stephens 2. Totals 18 12-16 48. Halftime: Park View, 22-18. Three-point goals:BW5 (Gilbert 2, O'Neill 2, Adams). Rebounds: PV 17 (Sheppard 2, Torto 4, Westbrook, Dillard, Himmelberger, Stephens 3, Stephens 4, Rosa- do).


INDEPENDENT


OAKDALE 42,NEWLIFE 39 NL (0-1, 0-0) : Marknati 16, Catoe 9, Sparks 7, Wright 5, Printz 2. Totals 14 8-15 39. O (4-1, 0-0) : Buls 8, Spahr 8, Tunnell 8, McGaughey 4, Walling 4, Klosterman 3, Lease 3, Flatter 2, Holman 2. Totals 16 8-16 42. Halftime: Oakdale, 19-14. Three-point goals: NL 3 (Marknati 3); O 2 (McGaughey, Klosterman). Rebounds: O 22 (Spahr 14, Tunnell 8). Assists: O 4 (Spahr 4).


OTHERS


QUINCE ORCHARD 54, JEWISH DAY 13 JD (1-5) : Wesser 5, Goldstein 2, Milner 2, Strassman 2, Weinstein 2. Totals 4 5-7 13. QO (3-3) : Dagen 10, Turner 8, Jackson 6, Shapiro 6, Murtaugh 5, Sanmartin 5, Craig 4, Toohey 4, Griffith 2, Witherspoon 2, Ziadie 2. Totals 23 7-14 54. Halftime: Quince Orchard, 29-4. Three-point goals: QO 1 (Murtaugh).


FREEDOM-WOODBRIDGE 48, LEE 41


F-W (1-1) : Keitt 12, Chandler 8, Harris 8, McGee 8, Dewitt 6, Huerta 4, Rivera 2. Totals 20 7-15 48. L (0-5) : Cox 19, Kolonich 9, Thomas 6, Basa 4, Bryson 2, Block 1. Totals 16 8-11 41. Halftime: Freedom-Woodbridge, 28-12. Three-point goals: F-W (Harris); L 1 (Cox).


STAFFORD 63, POTOMAC (VA.) 58


Highlights: Taysia Gray hit a key three-pointer and two free throws to seal the victory for Stafford. P (5-0) : Robinson 14, Goodwin 11, Hayes 11, Heslip 11, Porter 9, Ferbish 2. Totals 21 12-17 58. S (6-2) : Hempe 26, Sullivan 17, Gray 8, Mitchell 4, Willis 4, Parker 2, Reiley 2. Totals 23 16-26 63. Halftime: Stafford, 31-25. Three-point goals: P 4 (Robinson 2, Hayes, Heslip); S 1 (Gray).


Rebounds: S 35 (Hempe 15, Sullivan 20). BRENTSVILLE 70, OSBOURN 46


B (3-3) : Taylor 25, Jacobson 16, Bunner 11, Pratapas 9, Brown 5, Palmer 2, Rowell 2. Totals 27 13-21 70. O (2-6) : Johnson 27, Hockman 13, Taylor 3, Cheek 2, Patrick 1. Totals 17 11-19 46. Halftime: Brentsville, 30-26. Three-point goals: B 3 (Jacobson 3); O 1 (Johnson).


TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE BOYS' BASKETBALL


MARYLAND Bowie at Suitland, 7 Crossland at Central, 7:15 Eleanor Roosevelt at DuVal, 7 Friendly at Fairmont Heights, 7 High Point at Wise, 7 Lackey at La Plata, 7 Largo at Gwynn Park, 7:15 Laurel at C.H. Flowers, 7 Linganore at Thomas Johnson, 7 Northeast at Northern, 6 Northwestern at Bladensburg, 7 Oxon Hill at Parkdale, 7 Potomac (Md.) at Douglass, 7 South River at Huntingtown, 5:15 Surrattsville at Forestville, 7:15 Thomas Stone at North Point, 7 Tuscarora (Md.) at Frederick, 7 Urbana at Walkersville, 7


VIRGINIA


Annandale at Robinson, 7:30 Caroline at Courtland, 7:30 Culpeper at Fauquier, 7:30 Fairfax at Herndon, 7:30 Falls Church at Yorktown, 7:30 Gar-Field at Osbourn, 7:30 George Mason at Manassas Park, 7:30 Hayfield at Washington-Lee, 7:30 Langley at Centreville, 7:30 McLean at Jefferson, 7:30 Mount Vernon at Edison, 7:30 Mountain View at Kettle Run, 7:30 North Stafford at Massaponax, 7:30 Oakton at Lee, 7:30 Osbourn Park at Stonewall Jackson, 7:30 Potomac (Va.) at Colonial Forge, 7:30 South Lakes at Marshall, 7:30 W.T. Woodson at T.C. Williams, 7:30 Wakefield at Chantilly, 7:30 West Potomac at Lake Braddock, 7:30 West Springfield at South County, 7:30 Woodgrove at Heritage, 7:30


PRIVATE


Carroll at O'Connell, 7:30 Clinton Christian at Calverton, 5:30 Don Bosco at Gonzaga, 7:30 Jewish Day at St. John's Catholic Prep, 7 Annapolis Area Christian vs. Pallotti at Pallotti, 7


OTHERS


Broadneck at St. Mary's-Annapolis, 5:30 Highland at Brentsville, 7 Loudoun Valley at Washington, 7:30


GIRLS' BASKETBALL


MARYLAND Bladensburg at Northwestern, 7 C.H. Flowers at Laurel, 7 Central at Crossland, 7:15 Douglass at Potomac (Md.), 7 Eleanor Roosevelt at DuVal, 7 Fairmont Heights at Friendly, 7 Forestville at Surrattsville, 7 Frederick at Tuscarora (Md.), 7 Gwynn Park at Largo, 7:15 Lackey at La Plata, 5:30 Leonardtown at Great Mills, 6:30 Parkdale at Oxon Hill, 7 Suitland at Bowie, 7:15 Thomas Johnson at Linganore, 7 Walkersville at Urbana, 7 Wise at High Point, 7


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