MD – MIAA | Archive | March, 2007

GILMAN SHUTS DOWN LOYOLA, 5-0

Posted on 28 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

GILMAN SHUTS DOWN LOYOLA, 5-0
Gilman,
which made a late charge last season which carried it all the way to
the “if” game of the MIAA A Conference baseball tournament, before
falling to Calvert Hall, looks as if it is ready to make another run
this year.  Yesterday, the Greyhounds shutout Loyola, 5-0, to improve
to 3-0 on the season and 2-0 in the A Conference.

Senior J.B. Cooke was the winning as he went the distance, allowing just two hits to earn the shutout.

Gilman took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first and then took control with a four-run fourth.

Junior Derrick Burnett doubled in the contest and junior Sam Frank added a triple.

With the loss, Loyola dropped to 1-2 overall and 1-1 in the league.
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MOSS GETS FIVE HITS, THREE HOME RUNS AND 10 RBI AS ST. PAUL’S DOMINATES JOHN CARROLL, 17-6

Posted on 28 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

MOSS GETS FIVE HITS, THREE HOME RUNS AND 10 RBI AS ST. PAUL’S DOMINATES JOHN CARROLL, 17-6
St.
Paul’s came out swining the bats yesterday against John Carroll and the
Crusaders kept swinging until they had amassed 16 hits and 17 runs in a
17-6 MIAA A Conference victory over the host Patriots, in Bel Air.

Mike
Moss swung the biggest bat of the day going 5-for-5 with three home
runs and a total of 10 RBI on the day.  Matt Markey and Jack Carey also
homered for the Crusaders.

On the mound, Louey Mari pitched three shutout innings to earn his second victory of the season.

St.
Paul’s (5-4 overall) moved to 2-0 in the A Conference with the win,
while John Carroll fell to 0-2 overall and in the league.
 
St. Paul’s 17, John Carroll 6
St. Paul’s – 4 4 0 3 3 3 – 17 16 3
John Carroll – 0 0 0 3 3 0 – 6   6 0
Mari, Majev (4), Perkins (4), Carlson (5) and Roane
Van Beek, Wolfe (3) and Loiodice (5) and Calphan
2B – SP: Roane, Carey; JC: Roche
HR – SP Moss (3), Markey, Carey; JC:  Wolfe.
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CURLEY TAKES OVER FIRST IN B-RED LACROSSE; FRIARS DOWN SABRES, 13-11

Posted on 28 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

CURLEY TAKES OVER FIRST IN B-RED LACROSSE; FRIARS DOWN SABRES, 13-11

Capaletti scores four in win

Brandon
Capaletti scored four goals to lead Archbishop Curley to a 13-11 MIAA
lacrosse win over Saints Peter & Paul, and with it, an early
first-place lead in the B Conference Red Division, yesterday in
Baltimore.
 
Curley improved to 4-0 (5-0 overall)
with the win, while Sts. Peter & Paul dropped to 2-1 (4-1 overall).
The Friars take an early-season lead in the division, while Sts. Peter
& paul is tied with John Carroll for second, both at 2-1.

Curley took the early lead
yesterday and had a 7-4 advantage at the half. The lead stood up in the
final half, as they won by two.
 
Capaletti had a five-point day,
addidng an assists to his four scores. Kenny Whitaker and Doug Herdigan
scored three apiece and Herdigan added two assists. Wodarski made nine
saves in goal.
 
For the Sabres, Witte led the way with
four goals, while Alex Szczukowski and John Kaestner added two goals
each. Junior Lucas Effinger was busy with 13 saves.

Archbishop Curley 13, Sts. Peter & Paul 11
Goals:
SPP-A. Szczukowski 2, Kaestner 2, Marshall, Z.Szczukowski, Witte 4,
Sheddan; AC-Whittaker 3, Herdigan 3, Capeletti 4, Alark, Taylor,
Seglinski. Assists: SPP-A. Szczukowski, Z. Szczukowski, Hafner, Witte; AC-Whittaker, Herdigan 2, Capeletti, Browning, Taylor, Seglinski.Saves: SPP-Effinger 13; AC-Wodarski 9.
Half: Archbishop Curley, 7-4.
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PARK DOWNS PALLOTTI, 7-5, IN REMATCH OF B CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE GAME

Posted on 28 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

PARK DOWNS PALLOTTI, 7-5, IN REMATCH OF B CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE GAME

A rematch is hardly ever a true “rematch” in the sense of the word.
Seniors graduate, freshman enter, keys players can change roles. This
year’s team is never the same as last year’s team. That being said,
yesterday’s MIAA lacrosse game between Park and St. Vincent Pallotti
was still a “rematch” of the teams in last year’s B Conference
championship game, won by Pallotti, 10-9. This year, Park avenged that
loss to a degree, handing the Panthers a 7-5 defeat, in Brooklandville.
 
It’s far too early to predict the
teams in this year’s championship game, but Park made sure of one thing
– there would be no perfect season repeat for Pallotti (1-1, 3-2), as
the Panthers had gone through the MIAA last year with an unblemished
13-0 mark, and the title.
 
The Bruins improved to 2-0 in-league
and 3-0 overall. They wasted no time, jumping out to a 5-1 lead at the
half.  Pallotti rallied, winning the second half, 4-2, but it was not
enough to overcome the deficit, as Park prevailed. Junior Colin Smith
registered three goals for Park and senior Oliver Weinberg added a pair
of goals and an assist. Senior Max Struever manned the goal, with one
save.
 
Junior Russ Lanham matched Smith with
three goals, and also chipped in one assist. Sophomore Matt Ragsdale
had two assists and junior Mark Vorce contributed 15 saves in goal.
 
Park next faces Annapolis Area
Christian, on Friday. The two met just last week, with Park taking an
11-9 win. Pallotti has a non-league game on Saturday versus Good
Counsel.
 
Park 7, St. Vincent Pallotti 5
Goals: SVP–Lanham 3, Ragsdale, Dean; P–Smith 3, Weinberg 2, Levin, Matz. Assists: SVP–Ragsdale 2, Lanham, Dean, Leonard; P–Levin, Weinberg. Saves: SVP–Vorce 15. P–Struever.
Half: Park, 5-1.
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FIRST-HALF DEFENSE KEY FOR MOUNT ST. JOE’S IN A CONFERENCE LACROSSE WIN

Posted on 28 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

FIRST-HALF DEFENSE KEY FOR MOUNT ST. JOE’S IN A CONFERENCE LACROSSE WIN

Gaels blank Admirals in opening half of 7-5 game

As they say, “defense wins games.” Defense
certainly had a hand in yesterday’s 7-5 Mount St. Joseph lacrosse win
over Severn, in Baltimore, as the Gaels held the Admirals scoreless in
the opening half. It was the first game of MIAA league play for both
teams.
 
The Severn defense wasn’t shabby, either,
but Mount St. Joe (1-0, 3-0) was able to put three goals on the board
in the first half, and led, 3-0, at the break. The #9 Admiral made a
comeback in the second half, and actually won that half, 5-4, but the
early lead stood up for the Gaels at game’s end.
 
Senior middie Matt Hanzsche scored two
goals in the win, while five other teammates scored one goal
each.Senior Ryan Mulford dished out two assists. Senior goalie Jon
Rodriquez made nine saves.
 
Senior Chase Loetz scored two goals to lead Severn (0-1, 3-2), while McGravey had five saves.
 
Mount St. Joseph 7, Severn 5

Goals: S–Lodtz 2, Danbrog, Swerloff, Burns. MSJ–Hanzsche 2, Beach, Adamson, Mulford, Willertz, White.
Assists: S–Stains. MSJ–Mulford 2, Beach. Saves: S–McGravey 5; MSJ–Rodriguez 9.
Half: Mount St. Joseph, 3-0.
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STEWART’S PERFECT GAME PITCHES ST. MARY’VE OVER MOUNT CARMEL, 8-0

Posted on 27 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

STEWART’S PERFECT GAME PITCHES ST. MARY’VE OVER MOUNT CARMEL, 8-0

St.
Mary’s junior pitcher John Stewart tossed a perfect game, yesterday in
Annapolis, to lead the host Saints to a 8-0 win over Mount Camel, in
MIAA B Conference baseball action at Corridor Park.

Stewart, a
right-hander, needed just 69 pitches, 56 of which were strikes, to set
the Cougars down in order seven consecutive times.  Along the way he
notched 10 strike outs to earn his first win of the year.  He also has
a save this season.

In addition, Stewart supported his own cause
with two hits in three trips, including a double and three RBI.  Other
offensive contributors for St. Mary’s included Ed Galligan, who was
2-for-3 with a home run and Austin Poretz, who was 2-for-3 with two
runs scored.

The victory evened St. Mary’s season record to 2-2
and started their B Conference season off at 1-0.  The Saints will play
in-conference again today, when they host Chapelgate Christian, at 3:30
pm.

Mount Carmel, which also playing its league opener, lost for the first time this year and is now 2-1 overall.

St. Mary’s 8, Mount Carmel 0
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SM 401 024 x – 8 9 0
Delinski and Sagan; Stewart and Henry. 2B: SM-Kinopgf, Stewart. HR: SM-Galligan.
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BEHIND REED AND WEISS, BOYS’ LATIN POWERS PAST GONZAGA, 14-5

Posted on 27 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

BEHIND REED AND WEISS, BOYS’ LATIN POWERS PAST GONZAGA, 14-5

Top-ranked Lakers now 7-0
Behind
big offensive performances from seniors Travis Reed and Brett Weiss,
Boys’ Latin powered past visiting Gonzaga (DC), 14-5, in a
non-conference lacrosse game, yesterday at BL.  The top-ranked Lakers
are now off to a 7-0 start and have stretched their overall winning
streak to 28 consecutive games, dating back to the start of last year’s
undefeated campaign.

Reed scored a hat-trick and dished out an
assist against Gonzaga, while Weiss had a game-high five points with
two goals and three assists.  Junior D.J. Rickles also scored two goals
and seven other Lakers netted one goal each.  In addition, juniors
Ernest Schamburg and Tom Thibeault each had two assists.

Boys’
Latin, which has now outscored its seven opponents 99-28, was in full
control from the start, as it built a 9-1 first half lead and
substituted liberally throughout the final two quarters.

The intensity level will certainly rise on Friday when the Lakers play their MIAA A Conference opener, as they host Loyola.

Boys’ Latin 14, Gonzaga (DC) 5
Goals: G-Dinn 2, Johnson, Baer, Kenny. BL-Reed 3, Bt. Weiss 2, Rickles 2, Frank, Dudley, Silvey, Sutton, Rice, Field, Martin.
Assists: G-Donato. BL-Bt. Weiss 3, Schamburg 2, Thibeult 2, Reed, Keenan, Frank.
Saves: G-Baucum 9, McCallister 6; BL-Hagelin 5, Colonell 4, Scharff.
Half: Boys’ Latin, 9-1.
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HINDER AND CHELL EACH SCORE FOUR GOALS AS JOHN CARROLL CAPTURES FIRST LAX WIN

Posted on 27 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

HINDER AND CHELL EACH SCORE FOUR GOALS AS JOHN CARROLL CAPTURES FIRST LAX
WIN


After
suffering a tough one goal loss to Saints Peter & Paul in its season opener,
last week, John Carroll bounced back with a convincing win, yesterday in Bel
Air, as the Patriots routed visiting Key, 18-4, behind a pair of four goal
efforts from Tom Hinder and Zach Chell.

Both Hinder and Chell finished
with five point games, as each contributed an assist, while junior middie Graham
Archer also had five points with two goals and three assists.  In addition,
junior Jack Dallam netted a hat-trick for the Patriots (1-1).

Kevin Ewing
led Key with a goal and two assists, as the Obezags fell to 0-2 in the B
Conference and 2-4 overall.

John Carroll 18, Key
4
Goals: K-Maldonado, Ewing, Flannigan, Menacal. JC-T. Hinder 4, Shell 4,
Dallam 3, Archer 2, J. Pons, Rayburn, Gallion, Edgerton,
Kuhn.
Assists: K-Ewing 2, Flannigan, Maldonado. JC-Archer 3, Phipps,
Kearney, Rayburn, J. Pons, T. Hinder, Shell.
Saves: K-Morgan 12.
JC-Farrell 2, Tipitone 5.
Half: John Carroll,
11-2.
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SUMMERS SCORES 20 TO LEAD GEORGETOWN TO THE FINAL FOUR

Posted on 26 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

SUMMERS SCORES 20 TO LEAD GEORGETOWN TO THE FINAL FOUR


SummersNCAA.jpg
McDonogh
graduate DeJuan Summers (left) scored 20 points in yesterday’s 96-84
come-from-behind victory to help lead Georgetown to the East Regional
Final and a spot in the 2007 Final Four, next Saturday in Atlanta. (AP)

The MIAA has made its impact on the NCAA Tournament once again.

DaJuan
Summers, just a year removed from the conclusion of a spectacular MIAA
basketball career at McDonogh, scored 20 points in yesterday’s NCAA
Tournament East Regional Final, as second-seeded Georgetown stormed
back from a 16-point second half deficit to knock off top-seeded North
Carolina, 96-84, in overtime, and gain entry into next week’s Final
Four in Atlanta.

Summers has steadily improved since entering
Georgetown’s starting lineup early in the season and many believe he
has been the key ingredient in the Hoyas 30-6 season, thus far.

Yesterday
at Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the 6′-9″
forward played 35 minutes and hit 7-of-10 field goal attempts,
including 2-of-3 three-point attempts.  He was also 4-for-4 from the
free throw line, grabbed six rebounds, blocked two shots and had a
steal.

Summers also capped a 14-0 Georgetown run in overtime
with powerful slam dunk over a fallen Tyler Hansbrough, North
Carolina’s talented sophomore center.
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BRUINS AND SABRES BOTH WIN, BUT BARELY, IN B CONFERENCE LACROSSE

Posted on 24 March 2007 by DigitalSports.

BRUINS AND SABRES BOTH WIN, BUT BARELY, IN B CONFERENCE LACROSSE

In
a pair of MIAA B Conference lacrosse games on Friday, Park and Sts.
Peter & Paul both came away winners in a pair of close games. Park
edged Annapolis Area Christian, 11-9, in Annapolis, and Sts. Peter
& Paul squeaked by John Carroll, 11-10, in Bel Air.
 
Park (1-0, 2-0) won its league opener
on the road, as the Bruins took a 6-3 halftime lead and then survived a
closer second half to hang on for the two-goal win. Senior Joe Press
and junior Colin Smith both had four-point days for Park, as Press
scored three goals and had one assist, and Smith went for two and two.
Senior Oliver Weinberg scored a pair, and senior goalie Max Streuver
notched eight saves.
 
For Annapolis Area Christian (0-2, 1-2), Will  Hanchett tallied three goals and one assist and Drew Kuechler had  a goal and four assists.
 
Park resides in the Black Division of
the B, and is tied with St. Vincent Pallotti, both at 1-0 in the young
season. They will decise who gets the early claim on first place when
the Panthers travel to Park next Tuesday.
 
Park 11, Annapolis Area Christian 9
Goals: P-Press 3, Smith 2, Weinberg 2, Levin, Cruz, Matz, McMahon; AAC-Hanchett 3, Bacon 2, Kuechler, Soldano, Stelfox, Miller.
Assists: P-Smith 2, Press, Levin, Duberg; AAC-Kuechler 4, Miller 3, Hanchett.
Saves: P-Struever 8; AAC-Tinnin 11.
Half: Park, 6-3.

 
In Bel Air, the Sabres and Patriots battled to
a 7-7 tie at the break, and then Sts. Peter & Paul (2-0, 4-0) eked
out a 4-3 advantage in the final half to earn the one-goal victory.
Sophomore John Kaestner led the winners with four goals and one assist
and junior Alex Szczukowski added a hat trick and an assist. Junior
Michael Wilson chipped in with two scores. Junior Lucas Effinger manned
the goal and had a big say in the outcome with 17 saves.
 
It was the first game of the season for John Carroll (0-1).
 
Just as Park has an early claim to a share of
first in the Black, Sts. Peter & Paul has the same in the Red
Division. The Sabres and the Friars of Archbishop Curley are both 2-0
in-league, and they will get to have an early battle for first place
when they meet next Tuesday at Curley.

Saints Peter & Paul 11, John Carroll 10
Goals: JC-Dallam 3, Hinder 2, Archer 2, Rayburn, Pons, Crallion. SPP-Kaestner 4, A. Szczukowski 3, Wilson 2, Witte, Snedden.
Assists: JC-Rayburn 2, Archer 2, Hinder, Pons. SPP-Witte 2, Kaestner, A. Szczukowski, Clough.
Saves: JC-Farrell 12; SPP-Effinger 17.
Half: 7-7.
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