Watkins Mill host Einstein and Northwood Varsity Wrestling

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Stats and Story by Devaunte Morgan

Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

Photos of the Northwood vs Einstein HS can be viewed at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Wrestling/Northwood-vs-Einstein-12812/21230272_Z6bC27#!i=1689843815&k=NSbKbqx

Photos of the Watkins Mill vs Einstein HS can be viewed at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Wrestling/WM-vs-AEE-Wrestling-12812/21231090_KMDZpq#!i=1689935366&k=Wr6CfX8

Photos of Watkins MIll vs Northwood HS can be viewed at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Wrestling/WMHS-vs-Northwood-Wrest-12812/21231110_6rp9Lt#!i=1689936571&k=T9XKHGV

Photos by Kyle Hall from all matches can be viewed at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Wrestling/WM-Einstein-Northwood-KH/21229237_XtnRPf#!i=1689779278&k=9mHT8q6

 

Poolesville girls comes away with another win

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The Screaming Eagle Ladies and Lady Falcons get off to an early tight game, both teams were attacking the basket early and finishing at the free throw line. Early in the 2nd quarter Poolesville lady’s take command on the defensive and offensive side of the ball piling on points and snatching offensive rebounds . The Eagles hold the game close by consistently getting to the free throw line. The Falcons seem to be getting better as the game goes on and seem to be quick for the Eagles. Going into halftime Poolesville lead by ten 30-20. Both teams came out in the second half kind of slow only getting points at the free throw line.The Lady Falcons continue to extend their lead. #24 Lindsay Poss continues to impress the game, when she’s not scoring she’s play outstanding defense. As the 3rd quarter closes the Falcons are making this a completely one-sided game with a 43-28 lead. Entering the 4th quarter the Falcons continue to dominate the Eagles offensively and defensively. 4th quarter comes to a close.

Final Score Poolesville Falcons 53 Seneca Valley Screaming Eagles 41

From the Coaches Corner:

Poolesville Falcons Head Coach Fred Swick Says “we had a real balanced scoring from a lot of different players, team wise it was our best game, some nights we’ve had 2 or 3 players play pretty well, I thought tonight all that came off the bench played very well, some of the starters scored better than they usually score, I was very pleased with the win.”

Seneca Valley Eagles Head Coach Todd Bumgardner: Says “I feel pretty good, we did a lot of things well, we just had our worst shooting night probably of the season, their defense had a lot to do with that, we missed a lot of shots that we almost made, we shot 25% in front of the free throw line”

Poolesvilles Falcons Stats: #25 Jocelyn Bodmer 10 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assists, 1 steal, #12 Kelsey Carnahan 5 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, #24 Lindsay Poss 5 points, 10 rebound, 1 steal, 2 assist, #23 Kelly Hughes 9 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, #32 Patti Maloney 9 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, #10 Whitney Carmack 9 points, 1 steal, #21 Rosie Barry 4 points, 2 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists, #22 MacKenzie Fields 2 points

Seneca Valley Screaming Eagles Stats: #44 Erin Gary 5 points, 2 rebounds, #4 Alicia Mills 4 points, 1 rebound,1 steal, #12 Sasha Orr 5 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals, #23 Bridget Rothert 6 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, #10 Marissa Rakow 8 points, 3 rebounds, 2 steals, #14 3 points, #54 Ceayra Brown 10 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 assist

Story by Devanute Morgan ***** Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

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Check out all the photos  of the halftime show with Seneca Valley HS Poms and Cheerleaders at: http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/basketball/SV-vs-Poolesville-G-12712/21219450_hC4sbZ#!i=1688897631&k=vT6KGcH

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Seneca Valley boys basketball share the top of the 3A/2A Division

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The Eagles open up with a 5-0 run and high pressure defense forcing an early timeout by the Poolesville Falcons. Seneca Valley boys continue its hot start by expanding its lead to 14-6 and keeping the defense on, despite its free throw struggles as a team in the first quarter. As the first quarter closes the Eagles lead 14-6. Both teams start to heat up with back to back runs, then on the flip side the Falcons start to get in a little foul trouble of their own.The Falcons respond with a mini run to try to even the game up after the timeout midway through the second quarter, The Falcons heat up with intense defense, and an explosive 2nd quarter by #14 Zach Sneed for the Falcons narrow the lead going into half at 33-28. The Eagles come out the second half full speed forcing turnovers, capitalizing on their opportunity. As the 3rd quarter closes the Eagles led by 9. score 47-38. Straight out the gates #1 Jerry McFadden continues to lead his team with astonishing finishes at the basket. One of Falcons fouled out giving the Eagles easy point at the free throw line.

Final Score Seneca Valley 63 Poolesville Falcons 53

From the Coaches Corner:

Poolesvilles Falcons Head Coach Tom Lang: Says ”we played good, it was a tough game, we lost to the last two teams, because they just played better than us, we just got to make our free throws, it was a close game we played hard, they played harder, we just came up short”

Seneca Valleys Tom Sheahin: Says “we felt really good, they beat a lot of good teams, we lost our center to a college visit so we asked our guards to help with rebounding, they got easy basket from rebounding, we were 1 for 6 from the free throw line ending the game, we need to work on that, we won 11 out of 9, were shooting for the first round bye”.

Poolesville Falcons Stats: #10 Kirby Carmack 5 points, 2 steals, 3 rebounds, #11 Eric Jansson 3 points, 1 rebounds, #14 Zach Sneed 12 Points, 8 rebounds, 1 assist, #20 Andy Baker 4 point, 1 assist, 8 rebounds, #24 DeAndre Parrott 6 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 assist  #15 Anthony Papagjika 10 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, #12 Ean Hill-Addison 11 points, 4 rebound,1 steal #3 Dylan Bourque 2 points, 1 rebounds,

Stats for Seneca Valley: #1 Jerry McFadden 19 points, 2 rebound, 1 assist, 1 steal, # 3 Chad Smith 4 points, 3 rebounds, 1 steals, #21 Charles Fitch 7 points, 3 rebound, 3 steal, #33 Robbie Lim 13 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, #4 Charles Frazier 11 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, #12 Chukwudi Nwachukwu 9 points, 3 rebounds,

Story by Devanute Morgan ***** Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

Check out all of the photos from the game at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/basketball/SV-vs-Poolesville-B-12712/21219436_FkBMzr#!i=1688865785&k=FKMbMgd

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Lady Wolverines come up short at the End

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Watkins Mill Girls vs. Poolesville Falcons

Poolesville gets a fast start capitalizing off the mistakes being made by Watkins Mills. The Falcons end the first quarter with the score of Falcons 26 Watkins Mill 10. #24 Josepha Mbouma from Watkins Mill went for a lay up and to exit the game with an injured knee, but comes back into the game a few minutes later. Poolesville girls defense is solid, and barely letting Watkins Mill shoot or pass. The Wolverines played loose defense giving the Falcons open shots. Watkins Mill only scored 6 points the second quarter. 16-37 Poolesville. # 2 Danielle Durjan sparks the Wolverines spirit with a 3-pointer. Entering the last quarter, Poolesville pressures Watkins Mill forcing them to make bad choices.

Final Score Watkins Mill 54 Poolesville 68.

Watkins Mill Wolverines Head Coach Ivan Hicks: Says ”We started off very very slow, second half we were very consistent, we played much much better in the second half. I was happy with the second half”

Poolesville Falcon Head Coach Fred Swick: Says “Offensively we played really well at times, our defense really lacked, especially in the second half, I thought we got comfortable, part of it was our comfort level part of it was little number two got on fire, we didn’t do a good job of adjusting as she started making her shots. Overall we will take a win at anytime.”

Watkins Mill Wolverines Stats: #2 Danielle Durjan 20 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals  #3 Dominique Walker 6 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 5 steals #4 Angel Hall 2 points, 1 rebound #20 Charmane Nganje 1 rebound #22 Jewell Johnson 2 rebounds, 4 assists #24 Josepha Mbouma 8 points, 8 rebounds,1 assist, #34 Grace Boito 1 rebound, #11 Shay Braithwaite 2 points, 2 rebounds

Story and Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

Check out all of the photos from the game at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/basketball/W-Mill-vs-Poolesville-G-12412/21179678_4bmwr9#!i=1685337583&k=L9rJtkX

Check out the halftime show from the Watkins Mill Varsity Cheerleaders at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Bands-Cheerleading-Poms/Watkins-Mill-HS-Varsity-12412/21179493_MfHKtk#!i=1685323067&k=jc6Lsjk

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The Wolverines Add Another Win To Their Winning Streak

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Watkins Mill Wolverines hosted the Poolesville Falcons. Watkins Mill has a 6 game winning streak coming in the game tonight and a in the running for the lead in the 3A/2A division. Mid way through the 1st #2 Jeff Adarkwa hits (2) 3 pointers in the row to help set up the Wolverines lead leaving the 1st period with a score of Watkins Mill 14 Poolesville 8. All of the Wolverines are scoring #2 Jeff Adarkwa had 9 points. The Falcons can’t find a way to stop the Mill going in the half with the score Watkins Mill 28 Poolesville 16.

It looks as if the Wolverines are playing their best game and score a total of 18 points in the 3rd quarter. #11 Justin Meade also showed his talent hitting 2 3-pointers in the row. Watkins Mill 46 Poolesville 29. At the beginning of the fourth the Falcons don’t know what hit them they are now just throwing up shots but they can’t catch up now.

Final Score Watkins Mill 62 Poolesville 40

From the Coaches Corner:

Watkins Mill Wolverines Head Coach Jay Tringone: Says ”Im super happy about our performance energy, effort, attitude, team work, the chemistry on the court is great, I thought we played very well on offense and defense”

Poolesvilles Falcons Head Coach Tom Lang: Says ”Watkins Mill played extremely well, their shots were on, they took a lot of stuff away from us offense wise, last time we play we stole one from them, they shot really well, we were not prepare for them this time”

Watkins Mill Wolverines Stats: #1 Le’Nard Wilson 7 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assists, #15 Tyvon Grant 7 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, #2 Jeff Adarkwa 17 points, 6 rebound, 3 steals, #23 Torez Rhea 2 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 assist #5 Alex Sotomayor 4 points, #24 Daryl Brown 9 points, 1 steal, 3 assist, #3 Jessie Sodolo 3 points, 1 rebound, #11 Justin Meade 13 points, 1 rebound

Poolesville Falcons Stats: #10 Kirby Carmack 8 points, 3 steals, 4 rebounds, #11 Eric Jansson 2 points, 4 rebounds, #20 Andy Baker 6 point, 1 steals, 4 rebounds, #24 DeAndre Parrott 10 points, 2 rebounds, 3 steal, 1 assist  #15 Anthony Papagjika 4 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal, #12 Ean Hill-Addison 5 points, 2 rebound, #21 Niko Micheal 2 points, 1 rebounds, #4 Connor Hogan 2 points, 1 rebound

Story and Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

Check out all of the photos from the game at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/basketball/Watkins-vs-Poolesville-B-12412/21178892_K66rpz#!i=1685270206&k=Nf9t4M3

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Watkins Mill wrestling win by a forfeit aginst Kennedy HS

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Both teams ended with at least 4 forfeits and were only able to procure 5 matches out of eleven players that showed up on each team.

Johnny Lam (WM) beat Darrone Russel (K) by Points 9-7

Karl Vee (K) beat Kripesh Paudel (WM) pin 5:52

Samir Khadka (K) beat  Max Carazo (WM) by points 7-3

Carlos Molina (WM) – Forfeit

Viet Pham (K) – Forfeit

Yusuf Kalmi (K) - Forfeit

Ryan Slater (WM) beat Micheal Andrews (K) 12-3

Steven Rodriguez (WM) pinned by Patrick Quech 1:58

Brandon Luis (WM) – Forfeit

Davon Nichols(WM)- Forfeit

Rodridgo Montoro (WM)- Forfeit

Farah Shaid (K)- Forfeit

Greg Jackson (K)- Forfeit

From the Coaches Corner:

Kennedy Head Coach “it was close, we might had a chance if we had our whole team, we might have come out on top, we have a lot of practice for our next match”

Watkins Mill Head Coach “I think it made it a lot tougher on us with forfeits but we wrestle good and came out on top”.

Story and Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

Check out all of the photos from the game at http://mocodaily.smugmug.com/2011-2012HighSchoolSports-3/Wrestling/Watkins-Mill-vs-Kennedy-12312/21160934_GGkR96#!i=1683700968&k=tjf3KVM

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The Bulldogs Broke Out of the Cage against the Lady Barons

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The Churchill Bulldogs Varsity Girls play Bethesda-Chevy Chase Friday evening. At the start of the game the Bulldogs have no mercy for the Barons making it look like an easy win by the end of first quarter. Score 15-4 Churchill. The Bulldogs begin to slow down only scoring 7 points before going into half-time.22-12 Churchill. The Barons begin to roll over and let the Bulldogs hold their 10 point or more lead over them. #22 Shira Racoosin and #35 Erica Lindsay for Churchill control the game for their team by the 3rd quarter they both had 10 points each. Score 33-21 Churchill. They hold the lead and didn’t let up for all 4 quarters.

Final Score Churchill Bulldogs 48 Bethesda-Chevy Chase 27

From the Coach Corner:

Bethesda-Chevy Chase Head Coach Dave Thompson: Says “we play well, we struggling to score, we did what we wanted to do on defense, overall they did a nice job, they kept scoring and that gave them the advantage”

Churchill Bulldogs Head Coach Kate McMahon:Says “ I think at times we played pretty good on defense, but have to bring up the energy level, we need to go back to our inside out game because we didn’t have our nice open three pointers that we wanted”

Churchill Bulldogs Stats: #23 Sarafina Arthur-Williams 6 points, 1 steals, 5 rebounds,  #5 Kim Deausen 7 points, 1 steals,1 assist, #12  Katie Jenkins 1 point, 1 steals, 2 rebounds, #35 Erica Lindsay 11 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steal, #22 Shira Racoosin 14 points, 3 rebounds, 1 steal, #20 Isabella Wu 5 points, 1 steal, 1 rebound, 1 assist, #45 Alaine Thronson 3 points, 5 rebounds

Bethesda-Chevy Chase Stats: #21 Hannah C 10 points, 1 steals, 3 rebounds, #5 Clio B 2 points, 1 steals, 3 rebounds, #44 Nina H 4 points, 1 steals, 3 rebounds, #10 Cameron L 6 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal, #20 Caroline K 2 points, 5 rebounds, #3 Julia B 3 points, 3 rebound,

Story and Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

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Churchill Protected The House With Force Against B-CC

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The Churchill Bulldogs host the game against Bethesda-Chevy Chase Barons. The Barons plan on punishing the Bulldogs at their house to make up the Barons lost at home a month ago. The Bulldogs had their foot on the gas pedal from tip-off. The Barons started some sort of fight, but it wasn’t enough for the Bulldogs to stop. The Barons lost one of their rebound helper #33 Michael Neyarko in the second quarter with a cut on the head issues after an impact that also place a cut on the head of another player, this stopped the game for about ten minutes while the players were attended to and the floor was cleaned. Going into half the leading scorer for the Barons #30 Ghedalia Gold-Pastor with 9 points, for the Bulldogs #15 Dominique Williams with 11 points by half-time its 36-20 Churchill Bulldogs. After half the Bulldogs players piled on points to keep their lead on the Barons. End of 3rd quarter 52-33. The Barons are starting to throw up shots in the fourth quarter trying to get back in the game.

Final score Churchill Bulldogs 70 B-CC 51

From the Coach Corner:

Bethesda-Chevy Chase Head Coach David Breslaw Say:”I thought we was prepare we had a lot of injures we lost 4 of the starters, when asked what to work on he says rebounding and we got really exposed”

Churchill Bulldogs Stats: #40 Thomas Geenen 12 points, 1 steals, 13 rebounds, 3 assists, #15 Dominique Williams 11 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds, #44 Sam Edens 12 points, 2 steals, 7 rebounds, #24 Kyle Edwards 14 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal, #10 Christian Bonaparte 3 points, 1 rebounds, 2 assists, #2 Matt Moshyedi 8 points, 1 steal, 1 rebound, 1 assist  #50 Quan Gill 8 points, 3 rebounds,  #12 Allen Njumbe 2 points, 2 rebounds

Bethesda-Chevy Chase Stats: #3 Temijan Mihtsun 6 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, #15 Phil Brooks 7 points, 2 steals, 4 rebounds, 2 assist, #20 Nigel Crayton 2 points, 1 steals, 4 rebounds, #30 Gheadalla Gold Pastor 12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 assist, #2 Eric Tschiderer 7 points, 1 rebounds, 2 assists, #1 Luc Sebrechts 5 points, 1 steal, 5 rebound, #4 Lucas Thompson 8 points, 2 steals, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, #5 Matthew Lawrence 2 points, 2 rebounds, #21 Marshall Weiss 2 points

Story and Stats by Kyle Hall ***** Photos by Jeffrey Vogt

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