Sidwell Friends

Tuesday, December 13, 2011 BOYS BASKETBALL ST. JAMES - Obi Enechionyia scored 18 points for Saint James in a 78-70 Mid Atlantic Conference loss to Sidwell Friends (5-4, 2-0) on Tuesday night. Nnamdi Enechionyia and Avery Wilmore had 16 points each, Fred Slater had 10 points, including three 3-pointers and Emmitt Orfan had 10 points for the Saints (1-3, 1-1). Sidwell Friends 78, Saint James 70 SIDWELL FRIENDS (5-4, 2-0) Hart 37, Lewis 12, Monheim 3, Hilton 2, Slade 3, Hillman 21. Totals 29 11-14 78. SAINT JAMES (1-3, 1-1)

Tuesday, February 1, 2011   BOYS BASKETBALL Sidwell Friends 80, Saint James 58 ST. JAMES — Josh Hart helped Sidwell Friends shred every defense Saint James had to offer by scoring 27 points in an 80-58 Mid Atlantic Conference victory on Tuesday. Sidwell Friends led 22-6 after one quarter as the Saints (10-7, 3-5) went from at 3-2 zone to a 1-3-1 to man defense to no avail. Avery Wilmore led Saint James with 22 points and seven assists, while Alex Wheeler had 15 points and Leonard Livingston had 10 rebounds.

St. James makes enemies out of Sidwell Friends By JACK HILL III / Staff Correspondent SIDWELL FRIENDS (64) Vittas 1, Travers 4, Richardson 17, Williams 8, Ma 30, Nichols 2, Kelly 2. Totals 20 20-26 64. ST. JAMES (74) Knotts 24, Monroe 34, Twigg 6, Holzapfel 6, Leinemann 2, Bond 2. Totals 22 24-32 74. Sid. Friends12152116-64 St. James16131916-74 Three-point field goals: Sidwell Friends 4 (Travers, Williams, Ma 2). St. James 6 (Knotts 3, Monroe 3)

Roundup: Saints finish 4th PREP GOLF Georgetown Day 324, Mercersburg 337, Sidwell Friends 337, St. James 340, St. Andrews 422 McCONNELLSBURG, Pa. - Thomas Feldman shot a 76 to lead Georgetown to the win in a five-team tournaent at Great Cove Golf Club. Mercersburg's Chris Gallon and Mike Streicher tied Feldman at the top of the leader board with 76. Seth Moul of St. James and Jason Shin of Sidwell Friends shot 78. PREP VOLLEYBALL Grace finishes third WINCHESTER, Va. - Grace Academy finished in third place in the Pumpkin Classic at Shenandoah Valley Christian Academy on Saturday.

ST. JAMES - Not unlike any other parents across the United States on Saturday, the vice president and his wife watched their son play high school football. Al and Tipper Gore found their way to the St. James School campus to root for their son Al, who plays middle linebacker for Sidwell Friends. His team defeated host St. James, 50-13. The vice president and his wife were dressed casually. He shook hands with other parents and folks from St. James, as well as some of the game's referees.

Saints take what they can get from Sidwell By BOB PARASILITI / Staff Writer ST. JAMES - It was almost like the St. James basketball team wanted to stay on cordial terms with Sidwell Friends. The Saints weren't exactly demanding about the way the game was going to be played. It was more a case of St. James gladly accepting what their guests were offering. And it wasn't exactly the style of game the Saints liked to play. Yet No. 10 St. James ignored its usual running attack, settling into a 2-3 defensive cocoon and some halfcourt play on Saturday to claim a 56-47 Mid Atlantic Conference victory.

Kelly tires St. James for MAC victory By DAN KAUFFMAN dankauff@herald-mail.com Sidwell Friends 13 St. James 0 S. Friends54103-13130 St. James00000-011 Kelly and Petersen. Twigg and J. Moyet. WP - Kelly. LP - Twigg. ST. JAMES - Finding positives in a 13-0 loss is difficult for the most optimistic of baseball coaches, but Mickey Kerns did his best on Tuesday. continued "We didn't have an error, did we?"

Boys Basketball Sidwell Friends 71, St. James 56 WASHINGTON -- Five St. James players fouled out of the game and Sidwell Friends outscored the Saints 27-10 in the third period to win their Mid Atlantic Conference matchup Sunday. Mike Russ led the Saints (11-10, 3-6) with 16 points and eight rebounds. Ben Louderback added 10 points and Spencer Draper had nine points and four assists. Sidwell Friends 71, St. James 56 ST. JAMES (11-10, 3-6) Louderback 10, Draper 9, Russ 16, Dunbar 6, Zimmerman 7, Magassouba 4, Smith 4. Totals 14 25-31 56. SIDWELL FRIENDS Suiderhoud 5, O'Neal 9, Lewis 4, Smith-Herman 15, Taylor 6, Gordy 6, Bors 26. Totals 21 23-34 71. St. James 12 13 12 19 -- 56 Sidwell Friends 19 15 27 10 -- 71 3-point goals -- St. James 3 (Draper, Russ, Dunbar)

WASHINGTON -- St. James put together a 61-yard drive and scored the go-ahead touchdown with just under six minutes left to post a 26-21 victory over Sidwell Friends on Saturday in the Mid Atlantic Conference opener for both teams. Quarterback Mike Russ scored on a 3-yard run that put the Saints (3-0, 1-0) on top after Sidwell had taken a 21-20 lead in the third quarter. Russ also scored rushing touchdowns from the 7 and 1 and threw a 31-yard scoring pass to Jordan Barr. Russ gained 75 yards rushing on 24 carries and threw for 181 yards on 13-of-24 passing.

Monday, May 13, 2013 PREP BASEBALL Allegany 6, Hancock 3 CUMBERLAND, Md. - Allegany scored five runs in the first two innings and made that cushion hold up in a win over Hancock in the Maryland Class 1A West Region West Section semifinals. Darren Lashley and Chad Sipe each drove in a run for the Panthers, who finished the season 10-10. North hosts 3A game North Hagerstown will meet Linganore today in a Maryland Class 3A West Region game at 4:30. On Monday, Linganore defeated Thomas Johnson 1-0 in 12 innings, a game that was resumed from Friday.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013 PREP BASEBALL Saint James 13, Sidwell Friends 12 WASHINGTON - Tyler George had two hits, including a two-run homer and four RBIs to lead undefeated Saint James past Sidwell Friends. Garrett Blank had two hits, including a two-run homer, Patrick Morris had two hits and two RBIs and Brett Vitkun had two hits for the Saints (7-0). Saint James    036    022    0    -     13    11    7 Sid. Friends    212    012    4    -     12    7    2 George, Wilson (5)

Saturday, February 23, 2013 BOYS BASKETBALL WASHINGTON  - Saint James could not make it three wins in one season over Sidwell Friends, losing to the Quakers 71-55 in the semifinals of the Mid-Atlantic Conference tournament on Saturday. The Saints (13-14) owned a pair of regular-season wins over Sidwell (21-7), but the Quakers caught fire in the second half Saturday and spent plenty of time at the foul line - making 21 of 40 free throws to Saint James' 11 of 17. Nnamdi Enechionyia led the Saints with 17 points and nine rebounds.

Tuesday, January 22, 2013 BOYS BASKETBALL WASHINGTON - Saint James pulled off an upset in the Mid-Atlantic Conference on Tuesday night with a stunning 60-58 victory over Sidwell Friends. Coming off a disappointing loss Friday at Flint Hill, the Saints regrouped to stun the Quakers, who had owned a victory over Gonzaga earlier this year and played touted Mount St. Joseph to within four points. “We should never have lost to Flint Hill, but we challenged the kids to work hard and refocused,” said Saint James coach Paul Easton.

The Saint James Saints just couldn't overcome the obstacles in front of them, several of their own doing. With 112 yards in penalties, four turnovers and wasted opportunities in the red zone, Saint James fell to Sidwell Friends 34-23 on Saturday in a Mid-Atlantic Conference battle. “I thought we were ready to play, but we had turnovers at the wrong time,” said Saints coach Juwuane Sandridge. Sidwell Friends (5-0, 1-0 MAC) took the opening kickoff and scored on its third play from scrimmage - a 53-yard run by Kameron Mitchell.

Saturday, September 29, 2012 PREP FOOTBALL WASHINGTON - The Hancock football team found out you have to be careful what you wish for. The Panther defense wanted to make Sidwell Friends throw the ball on Saturday. The Quakers did ... and very successfully. Sidwell Friends connected on three TD passes and intercepted a Hancock pass for a fourth in a 34-14 win over the Panthers. “We wanted to force them to pass,” said Hancock coach Dave Mahaffey. “They did and did it very well.

Friday, February 25, 2012 BOYS BASKETBALL SAINT JAMES - Saint James beat regular-season Mid-Atlantic Conference chamipons Sidwell Friends for the second time in the same week as the Saints prevailed 77-72 in the MAC tournament semi-finals. Saint James will play Potomac - a 60-56 winner over Maret in the other semifinal game - tonight at 5 in an attempt to avenge two regular-season losses. Obi Enechionyia led the Saints (17-9) with 28 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks.

Saint James had not won a Mid-Atlantic Conference tournament game since 2008. The way things looked on Thursday night, the Saints were going to have to wait another year to break the drought. The Flint Hill Huskies came out looking like they were about to win the Iditarod, taking an early 15-point lead. But Saint James turned Flint Hill into pups with a 29-point turnaround to post a 77-63 quarterfinal victory. “(Flint Hill) had the energy early and that didn't surprise me,” said Saint James coach Paul Easton.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011   BOYS BASKETBALL Sidwell Friends 80, Saint James 58 ST. JAMES — Josh Hart helped Sidwell Friends shred every defense Saint James had to offer by scoring 27 points in an 80-58 Mid Atlantic Conference victory on Tuesday. Sidwell Friends led 22-6 after one quarter as the Saints (10-7, 3-5) went from at 3-2 zone to a 1-3-1 to man defense to no avail. Avery Wilmore led Saint James with 22 points and seven assists, while Alex Wheeler had 15 points and Leonard Livingston had 10 rebounds.