South Carroll

SYKESVILLE, Md. -- Williamsport (0-1) lost its first game of the year on the road to South Carroll (1-0). No details were reported.

SMITHSBURG -- South Carroll's girls' basketball team was like a caged animal. It pounced when it felt threatened. Ironically,  the Leopards of Smithsburg were the victims. After watching third-ranked Smithsburg claw its way back to tie the game midway through the third period, South Carroll went on a 24-7 run in the final 11 minutes for a 55-38 victory in a lackluster effort for the Leopards. "We came off a long weekend -- we weren't able to practice (Monday) -- and (South Carroll)

BOONSBORO - The South Carroll Cavaliers put an end to their three-game losing streak by putting an end to the Boonsboro Warriors' three-game winning streak, 28-6 on Saturday. "South Carroll was the better team today," Boonsboro coach Clayton Anders said. "They outplayed us in every aspect. They executed well and they were well-prepared defensively. We got tired in the heat and we didn't execute. They didn't get tired. " Gregory Tellish gained 155 yards on 15 carries for the Cavaliers (2-3)

Strickland speaking - guard leads S. Carroll past South By BOB PARASILITI / Staff Writer MIDDLETOWN, Md. - For nearly 20 minutes, the South Hagerstown basketball team restricted South Carroll. Then, for the final 12 minutes, the Cavaliers "Stricklanded" the Rebels. Marshall Strickland, the highly touted new addition to South Carroll's roster, was handed the keys to the offense midway through the third quarter on Friday and drove the Cavaliers to a 68-52 victory, winning the Ron Engle Classic title at Middletown High while handing South Hagerstown its first loss.

Wednesday Boys Basketball Boonsboro at South Carroll, 7 St. Maria Goretti at Mercersburg Academy, 7 Fairfield at McConnellsburg, 8 Girls Basketball South Hagerstown at Williamsport, 7 South Carroll at Boonsboro, 7 Forbes Road at Hancock, 7 Martinsburg at St. Maria Goretti, 7:30 Waynesboro at Mechanicsburg, 7:30 Allegany at Hedgesville, 7:30 Mercersburg Academy at Musselman, 7:30 St. James in Tip-Off Classic at Berkeley...

The three conferences within the Monocacy Valley Athletic League will be realigned when Maryland's new classifications take effect in the fall of 2007. The conferences will be aligned strictly by enrollment numbers, whereas past alignments have taken location into consideration. The Antietam Conference will consist of Class 1A schools Boonsboro, Brunswick, Catoctin, Clear Spring, Smithsburg, South Carroll and Williamsport, with South Carroll moving in from the Piedmont Conference.

FREDERICK, Md. -- Frederick High School closed at about 10:30 a.m. Friday due to a power outage, according to a news release from Frederick County Public Schools. All after-school events were canceled, except for the home football game against South Carroll at 7 p.m. and the feeder pep rally, school officials said.

WINFIELD, Md. -- The Boonsboro football team tried to be frugal, while hoping for a little charity. South Carroll wasn't in a giving mood, though, leaving the Warriors down on their luck. Quarterback Anthony Nardo fired five touchdown passes -- including three to Johnny Hettchen -- as the Cavaliers played near-flawless football on Friday in a 44-0 rout of the Warriors. "We needed help," said Boonsboro coach Clayton Anders. "We needed field position ... fumbles ... they didn't give us anything.

Williamsport boys basketball coach Scott Mowbray was gracious in defeat. “(South Carroll) used that half-court, run-and-jump defense against us,” he said. “We played a heck of a defensive game. I'm proud of our guys. Our problem today was on offense.” Anything else after that might have been bleeped - or whistled - out. The Wildcats came out on the short end of a tightly called game - being held to a total of five points in the even quarters - on Thursday as South Carroll pulled away for a 43-27 victory in the Maryland Class 2A West quarterfinals.

dans@herald-mail.com Clear Spring baseball coach Jim Hutson said he couldn't explain the events that turned a one-run game against South Hagerstown into a 12-4 victory over the Rebels on Saturday in the final game of the South High Easter Tournament. Sometimes, though, words don't do a situation proper justice. The Blazers didn't do much more than stand and watch in the seventh inning against the Rebels and their young, inexperienced pitching staff. South used three pitchers in the inning, and five walks and one crucial error in the field turned a 5-4 game into an eight-run headscratcher.

Saturday, May 18, 2013 PREP TRACK & FIELD IJAMSVILLE, Md. - Nick Johnson led the Williamsport boys team to a fourth-place finish at the Maryland Class 2A West region championships at Oakdale High School. Johnson won the 400-meter dash in 50.23 seconds and placed third in the 200 in 22.63 on Saturday, after winning the high jump and placing second in the long jump during the first day of action Thursday. Also for the Williamsport boys Saturday, Cody Grams placed third in the 1,600 (4:25.59)

Williamsport boys basketball coach Scott Mowbray was gracious in defeat. “(South Carroll) used that half-court, run-and-jump defense against us,” he said. “We played a heck of a defensive game. I'm proud of our guys. Our problem today was on offense.” Anything else after that might have been bleeped - or whistled - out. The Wildcats came out on the short end of a tightly called game - being held to a total of five points in the even quarters - on Thursday as South Carroll pulled away for a 43-27 victory in the Maryland Class 2A West quarterfinals.

Tuesday, October 23, 2012 PREP VOLLEYBALL BOONSBORO - Taylor Williams had 13 kills and five blocks to lead Boonsboro to a 25-22, 13-25, 27-25, 22-25, 15-13 victory Tuesday over South Carroll on Senior Night. Shelby Griffith had 19 assists and 18 digs, Shelby Wallace had 17 assists and nine digs, Rakel Wilson had eight digs, Maggie Sullivan had eight kills and a block, Sarah Anderson and Leighann Cowden had six kills each and Natalie Reeder had 14 digs for the Warriors (7-5)

Four Washington County prep golfers turned a damp, drizzly morning into a bright, sunny afternoon on Tuesday at Black Rock Golf Course. Smithsburg's Kyle Huntzberry, Christian Grosh and Shane Fritts and Williamsport's Scot Drury each had a passing grade as individuals in the Maryland 1A/2A District 1 Championship, allowing each to qualify for the state championships on Oct. 25-26 at the University of Maryland. “It would be a lot more fun at states if we would have made it as a team,” said Huntzberry, who posted a 5-over-par 77 (40-37)

WINFIELD, Md. -- The Boonsboro football team tried to be frugal, while hoping for a little charity. South Carroll wasn't in a giving mood, though, leaving the Warriors down on their luck. Quarterback Anthony Nardo fired five touchdown passes -- including three to Johnny Hettchen -- as the Cavaliers played near-flawless football on Friday in a 44-0 rout of the Warriors. "We needed help," said Boonsboro coach Clayton Anders. "We needed field position ... fumbles ... they didn't give us anything.

FREDERICK, Md. -- Frederick High School closed at about 10:30 a.m. Friday due to a power outage, according to a news release from Frederick County Public Schools. All after-school events were canceled, except for the home football game against South Carroll at 7 p.m. and the feeder pep rally, school officials said.

BOONSBORO -- It's not often you see a Boonsboro football team riddled defensively and showing a critical differential in the turnover category. Those were the two keys on Friday night as South Carroll pinned a 32-27 loss on the Warriors in their home opener. South Carroll pummeled the Warriors for 401 yards, effectively splitting its attack with 234 yards on the ground and 167 passing under the leadership of talented senior quarterback Alex Terpening. Two key interceptions and a pair of lost fumbles helped bury the Warriors, who failed to force any turnovers and take advantage of 147 yards in penalties on the Cavaliers.

ALLEGANY, Md. -- Ashlyn Rebok had three aces and 15 assists to lead HCC in a 25-6, 25-6, 25-14 sweep of Allegany. Julia Becker had four digs and nine kills, Sara Michael had 10 assists, Becca Morgan had four kills, four aces and six digs, while Klonarda Nezaj had six kills for the Hawks (7-0, 2-0). PREP GOLF Boonsboro 177, Clear Spring 178 at Black Rock, par 36 Boonsboro: Adam Schofield 39, Tyler Thompson 42, Jeremy Hardy 47, Troy Hartle 49. Clear Spring: Tyler Brown 42, Brian Lesher 43, Nick Hill 45, Zach Johnson 48. St. Maria Goretti 183, Hedgesville 190 at The Woods, par 36 Goretti: Emily Steiner 43, Dan Rost 44, Christian Grosh 47, Michael Dimercurio 49. Hedgesville: Cody Euler 42, Eric Grove 46, Ben Adams 49, Christopher Hafner 53. Middletown 173, South Hagerstown 214 at Hollow Creek, par 36 Middletown: Alex Hoffman 39, Jimmie Blumenauer 43, Garrett Nicely 45; Chase Main 46. South (0-4)

Prep Indoor Track Maryland State Championships at LANDOVER, Md. First-place and Washington County results: Girls Class 1A Team scores: 1. Williamsport 78.5; 10t. Boonsboro 12; 12. Clear Spring 10; 13. Smithsburg 8. 55 -- 1. Chelsea Walker (DH) 7.33; 5. Rehema Emanuel (Wi) 7.78; 10. Morgan Keplinger (Wi) 8.11. 55 hurdles -- 1. Olivia Durr (Poolesville) 8.62; 3. Amy Taylor (Wi) 9.12; 7. Lenzie Weicht (Wi) 10.04. 300 -- 1. Chelsea Walker (Digital Harbor)

SMITHSBURG -- South Carroll's girls' basketball team was like a caged animal. It pounced when it felt threatened. Ironically,  the Leopards of Smithsburg were the victims. After watching third-ranked Smithsburg claw its way back to tie the game midway through the third period, South Carroll went on a 24-7 run in the final 11 minutes for a 55-38 victory in a lackluster effort for the Leopards. "We came off a long weekend -- we weren't able to practice (Monday) -- and (South Carroll)