Mount Hebron High School | Archive | January, 2008

Colin Gibbons scored 16 points and Evan Weintraub had 15 as
Centennial knocked off River Hill, 51-45, in a Howard
County boys’ basketball in Clarksville
Wednesday afternoon.

Tandario Bogues contributed 10 for the Eagles (6-10 overall,
4-8 league), who swept the regular season series from last season’s state Class
3A champions. Phil Ashtianie led River Hill (9-5, 7-5) with 16 points.

The Hawks travel to Glenelg for a league contest Friday
evening while Centennial welcomes Long Reach.

Centennial: Bogues 10, Weintraub 15, Gibbons 16, Moe 2,
Ocadiz 2, Anderson 4, Edmonds
2. Totals 15 15-20 51.                    River Hill: Serleth 6, Ames 7,
Ashtianie 16, Blasher 7, Matsunaga 3, Asher 6. Totals 17 4-7 45. Halftime: River
Hill 28, Centennial 24.

Atholton 55, Wilde Lake 42
Junior guard Shane Brown scored 27 points, carrying Atholton (12-3, 11-1) over Wilde Lake to remain in a first-place tie with Howard and Marriotts Ridge. Chris Cole led Wilde Lake (2-12, 2-10) with 13 points.

Atholton travels to Howard Friday evening for at least a share of first. Wilde Lake hosts Marriotts Ridge Friday.

Wilde Lake: Richards 7, Chaney 3, Elkhabi 2, Martin 4, Throner 9, Cole 13, Waters 4. Totals 17 2-5 42.
Atholton: Iscandari 5, Hart 2, Brown 27, Jones 9, Settle 8, Hermina 2, Robinson 2. Totals 18 14-22 55. Halftime: Wilde Lake 26, Atholton 20.

Long Reach 67, Oakland Mills 57
Deon Queen scored 20 points, and Mario Lloyde chipped in 18 as Long Reach won its second consecutive home decision. Seniors Steven Bell and Obi Ukwuoma had 12 and 10 points respectively for the Lightning (12-2, 10-2), who remained a game behind Howard, Marriotts Ridge and Atholton for first.

Gionni Williams led all scorers with 21 points for Oakland Mills (4-9, 4-8), and Darryl Lee added 12. The Scorpions will play at Reservoir Friday evening while Long Reach is at Centennial.
 
Oakland Mills: Dunlap 12, Striano 2, Kersey 1, Harris 2, Sturm 5, gionni Williams 21, Lee 14. Totals 21 8-13 57.
Long Reach: Bell 12, Crenshaw 6, Queen 20, Ukwuoma 10, Devine 1, Lloyde 18. Totals 23 18-23 67. Halftime: Long Reach 36, Oakland Mills 27.

Howard 51, Glenelg 46
Junior Binak MacGyver scored 15 points, and senior guard Kameron Crump added 11, leading No. 20 Howard past visiting Glenelg. Jonathon Moore added 10 points for the Lions, who maintained a share of first with Marriotts Ridge and Atholton.

Bruce Richardson led all scorers with 21 points for Glenelg (7-9, 6-6), and Steve Visnic chipped in 10. The Gladiators host River Hill Friday evening while Howard hosts Atholton for a share of first place.

Glenelg: Richardson 21, Visnic 10, Dziwulski 7, Trawick 4, Felix 2, Sones 2. Totals 20 2-4 46.
Howard: Binicik 15, Crump 11, Moore 10, Dungee  4, Hawkins 4, Tatum 3, Cruz 2, Lopez 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 15-26 51. Halftime: Howard 22, Glenelg 15.

Marriotts Ridge 58, Mt. Hebron 37
Leading by only five points at halftime, Marriotts Ridge dominated the second half and cruised to a decision over Mount Hebron Wednesday evening.

Senior guard Kevin Seker scored 19 points, and Kyle Williams added 12 for the Mustangs (13-2, 11-1), who remained in a first-place tie with Howard and Atholton, who both won league matches Wednesday.

Jameson Zacharias had eight points to lead winless Mount Hebron (0-16, 0-12). The Vikings will host Hammond in league play Friday evening while Marriotts Ridge travels to Wilde Lake.

Marriotts Ridge: Williams 12, Incontrera 4, Coleman 5, Dunn 2, Doolin 2, Seker 19, West 9, Soscia 5. Totals 20 15-22 58.
Mount Hebron: Chatham 7, McCarthy 3, Neal 2, Medoff 6, Ireland 4, Zacharias 8, Fetzer 2, Schultz 5. Totals 13 10-21 37. Halftime: Marriotts Ridge 27, Mount Hebron  22.

Reservoir 79, Hammond 73
Senior center Bill Reybold scored 31 points, and junior Matt Witmer contributed 13 as Reservoir (4-12, 4-8) defeated Hammond. James Brooks finished with 12 points for the Fulton school.

Junior guard Chris Baker led all scorers with 34 points for Hammond (2-11, 2-10), and junior forward Leo Rogers had 14.  The Bears will look to snap a six-game losing skid, traveling to Mount Hebron Friday evening while Reservoir hosts Oakland Mills.

Hammond: Ajayi 3, Baker 34, Bello 3, Bjerre 11, Blossom 8, Boyle 2, Rogers 14. Totals 27 15-18 73.
Reservoir: Reybold 31, Matthews 8, Brooks 12, Summers 8, Witmer 13, Johnson 2, Polk 2, Engelkemier 3. Totals 26 20-28 79. Halftime: Reservoir 34, Hammond 33.

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Danny Summers scored a game-high 21 points, and senior center Bill Reybold contributed 16, leading Reservoir to a 62-54 victory over Mount Hebron in a Howard County boys’ basketball match in Fulton Wednesday. The Gators (3-11, 3-7) built a 16-point halftime advantage to snap a five-game losing streak and keep the Vikings winless. 

Andrew Chatham led Mount Hebron (0-14, 0-10) with 17 points, and sophomore Mike McCarthy added 13. Mount Hebron will host last season’s Class 3A state champ and league rival River Hill Friday evening while Reservoir travels to Long Reach.

Reservoir 62, Mount Hebron 54
Mount Hebron: Chatham 17, McCarthy 13, Zacharias 6, Medoff 3, Weber 7, Schmauder 5, Ireland 2, Fetzer 2. Totals 17 18-21 54.
Reservoir: Reybold 16, Matthew 2, Brooks 2, Summers 21, Witmer 6, Godbout 6, Johnson 4, Engelkemier 5. Totals 21 11-16 62. Halftime: Reservoir 35, Mount Hebron 19.

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THE DIGITAL
TOP 20: GIRLS BASKETBALL     January 15, 2008

1)  Seton Keough (15-1) (2 … up 1)
Had to beat SF to earn No. 1 – and did. The Gators grabbed the top spot
with a 22-point TKO win over St. Frances as Asya Bussie scored 15
and B.J. Williams 13. They added a 24-point win over St. Paul’s as Arika Ullman scored 26. Keough
faces challenges from Spalding and Mercy this week.
Next: vs Spalding on Friday, January 18

2)  Arundel (6-4) (3 … up 1)
The Wildcats trounced Chesapeake
by 61 and beat Southern-AA by 12 as Sheronne Vails scored 23. They face two key
Anne Arundel games this week: on Tuesday at Old Mill, which beat them last year,
and at South River on Friday.
Next: @ Old Mill on Tuesday, January 15

3)  St. Frances (13-3) (1
… down 2)
The Panthers hit a rough stretch,
losing to Seton Keough by 22 and Riverdale Baptist by 21. They also beat St.
Mary’s, but by just 15, and handled Dulaney by 18. They are a different team
without Kandice Green, who remains hobbled with an ankle injury.  SFA
is on exam break until Jan 23rd.

Next: @ Spalding on Tuesday, January 23

4) 
City (10-1) (5 …
up 1)
The Black Knights beat Dunbar, handled Catonsville
by 10 and then had a “quality loss” to Riverdale Baptist (5-0 versus Top 20
teams), 62-38.
Next: vs Banks on Tuesday, January 15

5)  Mount Hebron (13-0) (6 … up 1)
The Vikings beat Glenelg by 22 and Atholton by 20, proving that they are
the undisputed top team in Howard. They have won by an average of 28 ppg this
season. They are on exam break until Jan 23rd.
Next: vs Reservoir on Wednesday, January
23

6) Mercy
(14-2) (13 …up 7)
The Magic had a 3-0 week, beating two ranked teams ahead of them in the
process, earning a big jump up in the poll. Mercy beat Spalding by seven as
Khadija Mitchell scored 20 and then McDonogh by three, as Carissa Shropshire
led a rally with 10 points in 4th quarter, including a pair of big 3’s. They
capped off the week with a 30-point win over NDP. Mercy faces a big road game
on Sunday at No. 1 Keough.
Next: @ Seton Keough on Sunday, January
20

7)  Western (9-2) (4 … down 3)
The Doves beat Poly by 14 to start the week. Then in the Mayor’s Academy, they
beat Dulaney 37-17, (2-2 after one quarter!) and then lost to No. 17 Catonsville,
61-51, dropping them down three spots.
Next: @ Douglass on Tuesday, January 15

8)  Winters Mill (12-0) (7 … down 1)
The Falcons dropped one spot despite winning and staying unbeaten, (due to
strength of schedule and Mercy’s wins over ranked teams). They beat Urbana by 12 and they
topped Century by 14 in a key match-up of undefeated Carroll teams, 52-38. Cassie
Cooke (18) and Jordan Neville (14) combined for 32 points.
Next: @ F. Scott Key on Tuesday, January
15

9)  McDonogh
(9-6) (9 … same)
The Eagles had easy wins over Roland Park and IND,
but lost by three, 41-38, to Mercy after leading for most of the game but
fading in the fourth quarter. Moriah Young scored 19 points in the loss.
Next: vs Notre Dame Prep on Wednesday,
January 16

10)  Archbishop Spalding (13-4) (10 … same)
The Cavaliers began the week with a seven-point loss to Mercy, and then finished
the week with a seven-point win over Towson Catholic on Saturday, as Janay
Brinkley scored 24.
Next: @ Seton Keough on Friday, January 18

11)  Atholton
(9-3) (8 … down 3)
The Raiders beat Oakland Mills by six as Elie Snyder scored 31, and then
lost to Mount Hebron by 20 in a match-up of undefeated Howard teams. Atholton
was within 10 in the final period but could get no closer. Snyder scored 14 in
the loss.
Next: vs Long Reach on Wednesday,
January 23

12)  South River (9-2) (14 … up 2)
The Seahawks beat Glen Burnie by four and then Severna Park by nine, in Anne
Arundel league play. Ashley Wagner scored 18 in the last win. South
River faces Arundel on Friday in a key league game.
Next: @ North County on Tuesday, January
15

13)  Catonsville (8-2) (17 … up 4)
After a league win over Hereford, the Comets
faced two ranked Baltimore
City teams in the Mayor’s
Academy. They lost to City by 10, 61-51, and then beat Western by the same
score, as freshman Zoey Whittingham scored 19 points. A close loss to No. 5 and
a win over No. 4 earns them a bump up in the rankings.
Next: vs Woodlawn on Monday, January 14

14)  Oakland Mills (6-3) (12 … down 2)
The Scorpions lost to Atholton by six and then beat Wilde Lake
by 28. Miriam McKenzie was on a scoring binge with 30 and 32 in the two
outings.
Next: @ River Hill on Wednesday, January
23

15)  Towson Catholic (8-5) (19 … up 4)
Despite a loss, the Owls climb four spots – go figure. They beat a tough St. Paul’s team by eight
as Gabrielle Styles scored 19, and then fell to Spalding, but by only seven
points, as Tyler Hale scored 20. Strength of schedule, a close loss to No. 10, and
losses from a number of other ranked teams helps TC move up.
Next: vs McDonogh on Friday, January 18

16)  Severn (12-3) (unranked)
The Admirals jump into the rankings, all the way to No. 16, with a big 48-44
win over previous No. 15 Old Mill, as Leah Cranmer scored 18. They also beat
Pallotti twice, by 32 and 25. Taylor Wieczorek had a huge double-double of
20/20 in one of those.  Severn
has only lost three games: one was to No. 12 South River by two points and another
was to then-No. 17 River Hill by three points – Severn
belongs in the Top 20.
Next: @ Bryn Mawr on Tuesday, January 15

17) Fallston
(12-1) (unranked)
The Cougars jump back into the Top 20. They won a key battle of undefeated
Harford teams, topping last week’s No. 20 C. Milton Wright by 10 points, 51-41.
Jess Harlee scored 20 points and added 10 assists. The only blemish on Fallston’s
record is an earlier loss to New Town.
Next: vs Bel Air on Wed Jan 15

18)  Dulaney (6-2) (13 … down 5)
The Lions beat Loch Raven in league play, and then dropped two at the Mayor’s
Academy. Kudos for taking on ranked teams, but Dulaney showed that it needs
more production from the backcourt to compete with Top 10 teams. They lost
37-17 loss to Western (2-2 after one and down 24-5 at half) and then lost to
St. Frances,
51-23.
Next: vs Milford Mill on Wednesday, January 16

19)  Old Mill (8-2) (15 … down 4)
The Patriots beat Severna Park as Ciarra Lucas scored 18, and also beat Glen
Burnie in Anne Arundel play, but lost to Severn by four. They face a big test
on Tuesday versus Arundel.
Next: vs Arundel on Tuesday, January 15

20)  New Town (8-2) (unranked)
New Town jumped back into the rankings. It had two wins over Owings Mills
and one over Overlea. Brittany Spencer was a consistent point-producer with 21,
21 and 25 points in those three wins. The two previous losses were to Digital Harbor
and Frederick.
Next: vs Carver A&T on Wednesday,
January 16

Who’s
in:
Severn … beat No. 15 Old Mill
Fallston … beat No. 20 C. Milton Wright
New Town

Who’s
out:
No. 16 River Hill … lost to unranked
Reservoir
No. 18 Digital Harbor … lost to unranked Poly
No. 20 C. Milton Wright … lost to unranked Fallston

Others
considered:
Century (9-2) … lost to Winters Mill
C. Milton Wright (8-2) … beat Bel Air and lost to Fallston
River Hill (10-3) … beat Marriotts
Ridge and lost to Reservoir
Digital Harbor (7-4) … beat Edmondson,
but had earlier loss to unranked Poly
Southern-AA (6-4) … beat Meade and
lost to Arundel

Key
games this week:

Tuesday, January 15:
No. 2 Arundel @ No. 19 Old Mill
Bel Air @ No. 17 Fallston

Friday, January 18:
No. 10 Spalding @ No. 1 Seton Keough
No. 2 Arundel @ No. 12 South
River
No. 9 McDonogh @ No. 14 Towson Catholic

Sunday, January 20:
No. 6 Mercy @ No. 1 Seton Keough

Note:  The Poll was
formulated after consultation with area coaches and informed fans, along with
my personal knowledge of area basketball. Strength of schedule IS an important
factor.  Our staff will be out in person
covering numerous games throughout the season. However, to make it a better Poll,
we welcome your comments and suggestions. Please e-mail to Mike Buchanan at:

mbuchanan@digitalsports.com

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by Tim Brackney

The notion, “Defense wins games,” proved to be true as the Mount Hebron girls basketball team (11-0, 8-0) stifled the high powered offense of the visiting Atholton Raiders (8-3, 8-1), 48-28, in front of a packed house Friday night.  The Vikings were led by senior forward Deanna Dydynski and junior guard Brittany Bowen, who scored 14 points each.

Both teams came into the game with undefeated county records and tied for first place in the league.  Needless to say, it was the biggest game of the season for both teams.

Several college coaches were in attendance, alongside family, friends, and a rowdy student section.  The home court advantage was a definite factor as the Vikings came out with resounding intensity that lasted the entire night.  

Mount Hebron ran its half court flex offense to perfection, getting open threes and uncontested layups the majority of the game, while Atholton found the going a bit tougher.  Defense was the key.

The Vikings have held their opponents to an incredible average of only 32 points per game this season.  The Raiders were averaging 65 points a game.  If two teams could ever have completely different styles of play, this was a prime example.  In this case, strong team defense outplayed a high powered offense.

Atholton’s run and gun style of play was held in check as the Vikings forced many turnovers with intense full court pressure.  The Raiders senior backcourt duo of Elie Snyder and Britany Coughlan contributed 14 and nine points respectively, but found it very difficult to get open shots.  The rest of the Raiders lineup scored a total of five points.  

Bowen’s excellent defense on Coughlan was a key factor all night, forcing Coughlan to take deep contested threes and keeping the athletic guard from driving to the basket.

The Vikings started the game and ended the game very strong, holding the Raiders to only four points in both the first and fourth quarter alone.  The Viking defense allowed only ten points in the entire first half.

Late in the third quarter, with the Raiders clawing their way back into the game, Dydynski responded by scoring five straight points, one of which was a baseline jumper at the buzzer, ******* any momentum the Raiders were trying to gather and giving the Vikings a comfortable 40-24 lead.  

The momentum shift at the end of the third quarter seemed to be the nail in the coffin as the Vikings made sure that Atholton wouldn’t make another run.

Coach Scott Robinson’s Viking squad now sits alone atop the County standings and its record remains undefeated.  With the type of defense that was displayed Friday night, it’s no wonder why.

Mount Hebron 48, Atholton 28
Atholton: Snyder 14, Chapman 2, Conroy 2, Coughlan 9, Cook 1. Totals 10 6-14 28.
Mount Hebron: Dydynski 14, Bowen 14, Zabel 10, Wallpher 4, Coleman 4, Stafford 2. Totals 17 11-14 48.
Half: Mount Hebron, 23-10.

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