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2011-12 MVAL Boy's Basketball Standings
(12/19/11...7AM)
Piedmont Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
Oakdale.................2-0....5-0
Tuscarora.................2-0...4-0
Middletown...............1-1......2-1
Linganore................1-1....3-2
Thomas Johnson.......1-1.....1-3
Urbana...................0-1....3-1
Frederick..................0-1.....1-2
Walkersville.............0-2.....1-4
Chesapeake Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
Century....................2-0....5-0
Westminster..............2-0.....5-0
South Carroll..............2-0.....3-1
F.Scott Key.............1-1......1-2
Liberty....................1-1....1-3
Manchester Valley.....0-2.....1-3
Winters Mill.............0-2.....0-3
North Carroll............0-2....0-4
Antietam Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
Clear Spring...............2-0....4-0
South Hagerstown......2-0.....3-2
Smithsburg................2-0.....3-2
Brunswick.................2-0....2-1
Catoctin.....................0-2....1-2
Williamsport..............0-2....1-3
Boonsboro..................0-2.....0-3
North Hagerstown......0-2.....0-4
x-clinched conference title or share of conference title
Liberty hoops coach Johnson dies By Pat Stoetzer, Times Staff Writer Carroll County Times Liberty High School's athletic program lost one of its longtime fixtures Wednesday morning when varsity boys basketball coach Steven Johnson died from complications due to a lung infection. Johnson, 50, recently decided to leave the team while dealing with his illness. His wife, Veronica Johnson, said he underwent surgery about three weeks ago but had to remain in the hospital during recovery. Click for Full Article
2010-11 All-MVAL Basketball
Piedmont Conference
First Team
O’Nel David Frederick Guard
Jude Merkel Urbana Guard
Jalen Gee Frederick Guard
James Hughes Walkersville Forward
Chris Pirrone Middletown Guard
Jordan Dawson Frederick Forward
Orlando Rosa Walkersville Guard
Luke Jackson Linganore Guard
Second Team
Andrew Rollins Tuscarora Guard
Deonte Taylor Frederick Guard
Ben Lewis Middletown Forward
Matt Fratto Linganore Guard
Shakil Smith Thomas Johnson Guard
Bucky Erichsen Urbana Forward
Konnor Gubler Tuscarora Guard
Connor Joos Thomas Johnson Forward
Honorable Mention
Nigel Fender Frederick Guard
Daniel Samick Frederick Forward
Niko Crawford Linganore Forward
Tommy James Linganore Forward
Mike Wirtz Linganore Guard
Zach Fontenot Middletown Guard
Kyle Carpenter Thomas Johnson Guard
Terrance Stafford Thomas Johnson Forward
TO Gyles Tuscarora Forward
Brenden Willet Tuscarora Guard
Joe Atmonavage Urbana Guard
Ray Ferguson Walkersville Forward
Jacob Miller Walkersville Guard
Andrew Voorhis Walkersville Guard
Chesapeake Conference
First Team
Ryan McTavish South Carroll Guard
Robby Jenkins Winters Mill Guard
Dan Virbickis Century Guard
Drew Dorsey Westminster Guard
Brandon Soderstrom Century Guard
Tyler Zimmerman FSK Guard
Greg Bonner Manchester Valley Guard
Gavin McTavish South Carroll Forward
Second Team
Craig Bowen Winters Mill Guard
Dan Mullen South Carroll Guard
Charlie Clark North Carroll Forward
Evan Horn Winters Mill Guard
Steven Seeley Liberty Forward
Brian Martin Winters Mill Forward
Cody Mewhirter North Carroll Guard
Mitch Sleight Century Guard
Honorable Mention
Evan Fritsche Century Forward
Max Bell FSK Forward
Keith Woodrow FSK Guard
Marty Windisch Manchester Valley Guard
Antietam Conference
First Team
Stephen Christy Williamsport F
D.D. Dickson North G
Ian Fisher Brunswick C
Andre Pierre South F
Connor Arnone Williamsport G
Brandan McCauley Williamsport G
Devon King South C
Aaron Dinterman Smithsburg C
Second Team
Tyler Wise Williamsport C
Rico Provitt South F
Jake Bachtell North C
Tyrus Lawson Brunswick G
Dylan Ianaro Smithsburg F
Xavier Green Williamsport G
Ryan Aaron Clear Spring G
Jordan Fortson Smithsburg G
Honorable Mention
Donald Shilling Clear Spring C
Nick Hill Clear Spring G
Max Psillas North G
Xavier Freeman South G
Sean Reaver Catoctin C
Nick Colvin North F
Sam Elwood Clear Spring G
Josh Laramore Catoctin G
Justin Lewis Boonsboro G
2010-11 MVAL Boy's Basketball Standings
(FINAL)
Piedmont Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-Frederick...............11-1.....19-5
Urbana...................7-5....15-9
Linganore................6-6....11-12
Middletown...............5-7......11-12
Walkersville.............5-7.....11-12
Thomas Johnson.......4-8.....8-15
Tuscarora.................4-8...7-15
Chesapeake Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-South Carroll...........13-1.....24-2
Winters Mill.............12-2.....20-5
Century....................11-3....14-9
Westminster..............6-8.....11-12
North Carroll............6-8....11-13
F.Scott Key.............3-11......4-19
Manchester Valley.....2-12.....5-18
Liberty....................2-12....4-19
Antietam Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-Williamsport...........12-2....23-4
x-South Hagerstown...12-2.....21-4
North Hagerstown......11-3.....15-8
Smithsburg................6-8.....13-12
Brunswick.................6-8....12-12
Clear Spring...............5-9....11-13
Catoctin.....................3-11....3-17
Boonsboro..................1-13.....4-19
x-clinched conference title or share of conference title
2010-11 MVAL Stats
TEAM STATS
Piedmont Conference
Points Per Game
1. 74.5, Frederick
2. 65.6, Urbana
3. 62.9, Thomas Johnson
4. 61.7, Middletown
5. 60.3, Walkersville
6. 57.2, Linganore
7. 53.8, Tuscarora
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 53.9, Tuscarora
2. 57.4, Walkersville
3. 58.3, Linganore
4. 59.5, Middletown
5. 60.7, Frederick
6. 60.8, Urbana
7. 70.4, Thomas Johnson
Chesapeake Conference
Points Per Game
1. 62.6, South Carroll
2. 58.8, Westminster
3. 58.1, Winters Mill
4. 56.5, Century
5. 53.1, Francis Scott Key
6. 49.7, North Carroll
7. 46.2, Liberty
8. 46.0, Manchester Valley
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 39.9, South Carroll
2. 45.6, Winters Mill
3. 49.3, Century
4. 55.1, North Carroll
5. 55.6, Westminster
6. 59.2, Manchester Valley
7. 63.4, Liberty
8. 68.3, Francis Scott Key
Antietam Conference
Points Per Game
1. 65.3, Williamsport
2. 64.7, South Hagerstown
3. 63.2, Smithsburg
4. 62.1, North Hagerstown
5. 53.1, Brunswick
6. 50.8, Clear Spring
7. 48.7, Catoctin
8. 38.6, Boonsboro
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 46.0, Williamsport
2. 48.2, South Hagerstown
3. 51.8, Brunswick
4. 52.8, North Hagerstown
5. 58.5, Smithsburg
6. 59.3, Clear Spring
7. 60.4, Boonsboro
8. 68.7, Catoctin
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PLAYER STATS
Piedmont Conference
Points Per Game
1. 20.2, Jude Merkel-Urb
2. 17.6, James Hughes-Walk
3. 16.5, Orlando Rosa-Walk
4. 15.4, Jalen Gee-Fred
5. 14.9, Jordan Dawson-Fred
6. 14.8, Shakil Smith-TJ
7. 14.4, Connor Joos-TJ
8. 14.3, Luke Jackson-Ling
9. 14.2, Chris Pirrone-Midd
10. 12.3, O'Nel David-Fred
11. 12.2, Matt Fratto-Ling
Rebounds Per Game
1. 9.8, James Hughes-Walk
2. 9.2, T.O. Gyles-Tusc
3. 8.7, Bucky Erichsen-Urb
4. 8.2, Jordan Dawson-Fred
4. 8.2, Konnor Gubler-Tusc
6. 7.9, Chris Pirrone-Midd
7. 7.7, Niko Crawford-Ling
8. 7.6, Ben Lewis-Midd
8. 7.6, Deonte Taylor-Fred
Assists Per Game
1. 8.3, O'Nel David-Fred
2. 4.8, Shakil Smith-TJ
3. 4.2, Orlando Rosa-Walk
4. 3.9, Jalen Gee-Fred
5. 3.5, Mike Wirtz-Ling
5. 3.5, Jordan Dawson-Fred
7. 3.4, Deonte Taylor-Fred
8. 3.0, Andrew Rollins-Tusc
9. 2.9, Jaylen White-Tusc
10. 2.4, Kyle Carpenter-TJ
11. 2.3, Matt Fratto-Ling
Chesapeake Conference
Points Per Game
1. 21.0, Ryan McTavish-SC
2. 19.4, Tyler Zimmerman-FSK
2. 19.4, Robby Jenkins-WM
4. 15.8, Steve Seeley-Lib
5. 15.1, Greg Bonner-MV
6. 14.6, Drew Dorsey-West
7. 12.9, Charlie Clark-NC
8. 12.8, Cody Mewhirter-NC
8. 12.8, Craig Bowen-WM
10. 12.7, Dan Virbickis-Cent
11. 11.5, Gavin McTavish-SC
11. 11.5, Marty Windisch-MV
13. 10.9, Brian Martin-WM
14. 9.7, Mitch Sleight-Cent
15. 9.5, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
16. 9.3, Evan Horn-WM
17. 8.7, James Fencil-Lib
Rebounds Per Game
1. 13.7, Charlie Clark-NC
2. 10.8, Max Bell-FSK
3. 7.8, Steve Seeley-Lib
3. 7.8, Dan Virbikis-Cent
5. 7.7, Ryan McTavish-SC
6. 7.5, Craig Bowen-WM
7. 6.8, Nick Ellison-West
8. 6.2, James Fencil-Lib
9. 6.1, Gavin McTavish-SC
Assists Per Game
1. 6.9, Dan Mullen-SC
2. 4.6, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
3. 4.2, Evan Horn-WM
4. 4.0, Drew Dorsey-West
5. 2.8, Keith Woodrow-FSK
6. 2.6, Robby Jenkins-WM
7. 2.5, Greg Bonner-WM
8. 2.3, Ryan McTavish-SC
Steals Per Game
1. 3.8, Dan Virbikis-Cent
2. 2.9, Drew Dorsey-West
2. 2.9, Keith Woodrow-FSK
4. 2.8, Ryan McTavish-SC
5. 2.6, Dan Mullen-SC
Antietam Conference
Points Per Game
1. 17.9, Stephen Christy-Will
2. 15.9, Aaron Dinterman-Smith
3. 15.6, Andre Pierre-SHag
4. 15.5, D.D. Dickson-NHag
5. 13.9, Ian Fisher-Bruns
6. 12.6, Tyler Wise-Will
7. 11.7, Brandon McCauley-Will
8. 11.5, Jordan Fortson-Smith
9. 10.9, Devon King-SHag
10. 10.1, Connor Arnone-Will
11. 10.1, Nick Hill-CS
12. 9.9, Rico Provitt-SHag
13. 9.6, Justin Lewis-Boons
14. 9.5, Jake Bachtell-NHag
15. 9.3, Dylan Ianaro-Smith
16. 8.9, Ryan Aaron-CS
17. 8.2, Trey Jessie-NH
Rebounds Per Game
1. 9.5, Ian Fisher-Bruns
2. 8.7, Tyler Wise-Will
3. 8.6, Andre Pierre-SHag
4. 8.4, Rico Provitt-SHag
5. 8.0, Devon King-SHag
6. 6.2, Mikey Sensenbaugh-CS
7. 6.1, Aaron Dinterman-Smith
8. 5.8, Donald Schilling-CS
9. 5.4, Dylan Ianaro-Smith
9. 5.4, Stephen Christy-Will
11. 5.1, Jake Bachtell-NH
Assists Per Game
1. 4.0, Max Psillas-NHag
2. 3.9, Brandon McCauley-Will
2. 3.9, Xavier Green-Will
4. 3.7, Connor Arnone-Will
7. 3.3, Sam Elwood-CS
5. 3.3, Tyrus Lawson-Bruns
5. 3.3, Joe Fawley-Bruns
7. 3.0, D.D. Dickson-NHag
7. 2.9, Carlton Davis-SHag
10. 2.7, Xavier Freeman-SHag
10. 2.7, Michael Wiley-SHag
12. 2.5, Tyson Pierre-Smith
Steals Per Game
1. 4.0, Tyrus Lawson-Bruns
2. 3.1, Brandon McCauley-Will
3. 3.0, Xavier Green-Will
4. 2.7, Dylan Ianaro-Smith
5. 2.6, Xavier Freeman-SHag
6. 2.5, Cullen Ganley-Smith
7. 2.2, Andre Pierre-SHag
8. 2.0, D.D. Dickson-NHag
8. 2.0, Max Psillas-NHag
10. 1.9, Sam Elwood-CS
Block Per Game
1. 2.5, Nick Colvin-NHag
2. 1.6, Jake Bachtell-NHag
3. 1.4, Ian Fisher-Bruns
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Tuscarora's Wagner steps down
By Bill Cauley , Frederick News-Post Staff
With two kids at home, Dan Wagner knew the time would soon come for him to stop coaching for a while, and it arrived last week.
Wagner resigned as Tuscarora's boys basketball coach, ending a seven-year tenure at the school that began when the school opened in 2003.
A new coach has not been named.
"I know it's a clich?, but it's for family reasons," Wagner said. "It's time to spend more time with the children."
During the past three seasons, the Titans enjoyed their greatest success. They won MVAL-Chesapeake championships in 2007 and 2008 and were Class 3A West finalists two years ago, losing to Bethesda-Chevy Chase in the championship game.
Tuscarora went 17-6 this season, losing to James Hubert Blake in the regional semifinals.
Wagner, a social studies teacher at Tuscarora, had been a head boys coach in New York for three years before coming to Frederick County, landing a teaching job at Middletown High School. He became an assistant coach in 2002 under former Knights boys coach Jon Jarrett.
"My classroom was across the hall from Jon's," Wagner said. "We started talking shop. First thing you know, I'm his assistant."
Wagner also learned from current Middletown co-head coach Tim Leber that there comes a time, eventually, when family trumps coaching. He also watched Jarrett go through the same phase, stepping aside altogether from coaching at the end of this season for his family duties.
"I'm still committed to my former players," Wagner said. "I'm going to be active with open gym and helping to run the summer leagues. I'm going to stay involved that way."
Will Wagner return to coaching someday, after his children get older?
"Absolutely, I plan on coming back," he said.
Urbana nabs Cooper as head coach
Originally published May 20, 2010
By Greg Swatek, Frederick News-Post Staff
Urbana ----John Cooper was all set to join his boss of the last four years at Urbana , Terry Connolly, on the boys basketball staff at Oakdale High School or perhaps pursue another coaching opportunity.
But when Cooper recently asked for a reference from Urbana athletic director Kevin Kendro, he learned something that piqued his interest: Kendro was interested in replacing the departing Connolly with Cooper, a varsity assistant.
Thus began a whirlwind hiring process in which Cooper interviewed for the job on Tuesday and was formally introduced Wednesday afternoon as Urbana 's new boys basketball coach in the school's cafeteria.
"I don't think they knew I was interested," Cooper said.
Cooper, 51, appealed to Urbana because of his successful track record as the Hawks boys junior varsity coach ----the team only lost one game last season ----and he fit into the school's preferred method of hiring from within its own ranks.
In the last two months, Urbana has promoted two basketball assistants to the job of head coach.
On April 1, ninth-grade coach Jessica Mills was named the girls varsity basketball coach. Mills replaces longtime coach Chris Krivos, who will be the athletic director at Oakdale.
Kendro said "numerous" candidates, from within and outside Frederick County, were interviewed for the boys position. But no one impressed him more than Cooper.
"He's the best guy for the job," Kendro said. "The relationships he's built with the kids here at school and his knowledge and enthusiasm for the game of basketball will be valuable to us."
Cooper said the style of play he runs will be similar to Connolly's. Although, in brief remarks to the team Wednesday, Connolly made it a point to note that Cooper was wearing a suit and tie, an immediate and apparent clash of styles between them.
"What you're losing in good looks, you're gaining in fashion," Connolly told the players.
Cooper has great admiration for everything Connolly accomplished at Urbana , which included leading the Hawks to a 21-3 record and their first appearance in the state semifinals last season.
He said one of the biggest challenges he faces on his new job is, "I'm not Terry Connolly."
Cooper grew up playing basketball in Gaithersburg. He was friends with one of Connolly's older brothers, Chris.
"I was shocked the first time I met (Terry)," Cooper said. "His brothers are like 5-foot-7 and 5-8 and he's 6-5."
They never were close because of their age difference. But Cooper followed Connolly's playing career at Thomas Johnson High School and the University of Richmond, and his rise through the coaching ranks in Frederick County.
When Connolly came back to Urbana as the boys coach in 2006, Cooper approached him and inquired about an assistant's job.
"I knew he was going to need some people to help," said Cooper, who had previously served as an assistant at Magruder High School.
Connolly knew of Cooper's work ethic through his relationship with his brothers and he even played adult league basketball with him.
"First and foremost, he's a basketball junkie. He loves the game of basketball and has a passion that most people don't have," Connolly said. "The other big thing is he knows this community and he knows the kids."
In the four years they worked together, Cooper said Connolly helped reshape and refine his knowledge of the game. Cooper used to subscribe to a freewheeling style of play until he bought into Connolly's more-structured approach.
Though he never envisioned succeeding him at Urbana , Cooper also said Connolly helped prepare him for the opportunity to run his own program.
When it arrived suddenly, he couldn't turn it down.
"I told the people here at Urbana , 'If you appreciate anything I have done here, you will hire a good person to replace me,'" Connolly said. "John is not only a good X's and O's guy, he's a good person."
Middletown restructures Coaching StaffThe Middletown High School boys basketball program has re-organized its coaching staff. Jon Jarrett, head coach for the last 10 seasons, has resigned his position so that he can devote more time at home with his wife, Michiko, and one-year-old son, David. Tim Leber will remain in the position of co-head coach and will work with Aaron White, an assistant in the Middletown program for the last 15 years. Coach Leber will coordinate the after-school workouts in the spring and fall and will continue to co-direct the summer youth basketball camp with Coach Jarrett. Coach White will supervise off-season open gyms and the summer league program and will handle the many responsibilities of the head coach position during the season. Coach Leber will assist Coach White during the regular season. “I had a great time coaching at Middletown High for the last 10 years,” said Coach Jarrett. “I’m thankful to the previous coaches in the program who helped me, and I’m thankful for all of the coaches on our coaching staff. The community, the parents, and the players were all great to work with. Now I want to do anything that I can to help Coach White be successful. He’s a great friend and colleague, and he’s always been a hard worker with an outstanding gift for working the teenagers.” Coach White graduated from Messiah College in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in Sports and Exercise Science. He played on the basketball team for two years and also competed in track (1,500 meters and javelin) for two years. “Aaron White is so deserving of this opportunity, and I'm excited to have the chance to help him in any way that I can,” said Coach Leber. “Coach White has been extremely loyal to our program over the last 15 years, and he's quite simply an outstanding man, role model, teacher, and coach. He's dedicated, determined, organized, hard-working, and passionate. He will do a super job of leading the young men in the program, and I'm really excited for him.” A 1988 graduate of Catoctin High School, Coach White played basketball for two years at Frederick Community College under Coach Jim Weddle before moving on to Messiah. At FCC, he earned the Cougar Award for the highest grade point average on the team and the Hardcourt Award for outstanding effort. “It has been an honor coaching with two of the best and devoted coaches in the county for the past 15 years,” said Coach White. “I have learned a lot both on and off the court from Coach Jarrett and Coach Leber and will do my best to continue the tradition of hard-nosed, competitive basketball at MHS. It has been a pleasure working with the young men in this program at the JV level, and as the varsity coach, I look forward to continuing to help them grow and develop both on the basketball court and as young men as they move into the next phases of their lives.” Coach White has worked with 13 players at Middletown who have gone on to play college basketball. He was an assistant coach for the school’s two most recent state tournament teams in 1996 and 1998. Coach White and his wife, Jamie, live in Jefferson.
Grabill named Clear Spring coach
By TIM KOELBLE
April 6, 2010
CLEAR SPRING — The first time Clear Spring and Williamsport get together next season in boys basketball will be interesting from a coaching standpoint.
Williamsport junior varsity coach Ryan Grabill has been named the new boys varsity head coach at Clear Spring, replacing Mark Shives, who stepped down recently.
Grabill accepted the position on Tuesday afternoon.
“It’s bittersweet, but an exciting opportunity,” said Grabill, who has known the Wildcats’ colors all his life. “I will be leaving what I have called home my entire life.”
Grabill, 27, graduated from Williamsport in 2000 before playing at Frostburg State until graduating in 2005.
He coached Williamsport in summer league basketball while at Frostburg State, and when the Wildcats’ JV job opened, he took over for the 2005-06 season.
“My high school coach (Deron Crawford) had a lot of trust in me as a sophomore, and I admired Kevin Murphy and had the itch to become a coach when I was in middle school,” said Grabill.
As a coach, Grabill learned under Williamsport varsity head coach Scott Mowbray.
“I’m so thankful for everything Scott has done for me,” said Grabill. “He’s been a great influence and taken me under his wing. He told me from the first day he would prepare me for this day. He is the major reason I feel I am ready for this.”
Grabill is a physical education teacher at Bester Elementary School, and works with Mark Shives.
“We are very excited to have Ryan as our new head coach,” said Clear Spring athletic director Lisa Shives. “I’ve seen him coach for many years and am impressed by how he handles his teams. He is young, has experience and definitely is a basketball person. He will continue the enthusiasm that Mark brought into our basketball program.”
Grabill plans on continuing to build on what Mark Shives has constructed, down on to the junior program. He said he wants to create an identity on down through middle school.
Grabill is the second new boys coach in Washington County. Boonsboro recently hired Skip Chambers.
Boonsboro hires Chambers
By TIM KOELBLE, Herald-Mail
March 29, 2010
BOONSBORO -- Boonsboro athletic director Mark Wadel wasn’t about to pass on the prospect of having decades of experience on the sidelines to lead the boys basketball team next season.
Wadel confirmed on Monday that Skip Chambers, the former longtime varsity assistant at St. Maria Goretti, would become the Warriors’ new head coach. Boonsboro languished with a 1-21 record last season.
Chambers will not only assume the position, but he could tentatively have plenty more experience joining him.
Former Goretti coach Cokey Robertson is considering to come on as an assistant along with Andy Reed, who also assisted Robertson at Goretti. If Robertson and Reed join Chambers’ staff, there will be nearly 90 years of coaching experience on the Warriors’ bench.
“How can you not be excited with all this experience,” said Wadel. “We decided to go in a different direction and (Chambers) let us know he would be interested.”
Wadel said the school completed the annual coaches evaluations and decided it was time to move in a new direction, replacing John Taylor, who was the coach for two years.
Chambers, who teaches social studies at Boonsboro High School, fit into the teacher-coach policy of the Washington County Public Schools and will be an in-house coach.
“It will be nice to have a coach right in the school,” said Wadel.
Chambers and his staff are expected to meet with prospective returning players today.
MVAL All-Stars fall to Metro All-Stars in Roundball 2010 Classicby Tim Koelble, Herald-Mail In the late game featuring the MVAL All-Stars and the Metro All-Stars, Tee Talley, of Tuscarora, put on a show with 26 points, 10 rebounds, and six blocks to garner MVP honors, but it was not enough to lead his MVAL team to victory. After Talley had put the MVAL ahead 90-89 with 1:46 remaining, the Metro unit came back with a goal and three free throws to forge a 94-90 lead with 24 seconds remaining on the way to a 94-91 win. Winfield Willis, of St. Paul's School, led the Metros with 14 points, Josh Turner (St Mary Ryken) had 13 points, and Jordan Owens (Park View) added nine points. Justin Kuntz (Glen Burnie) led the Metro team with eight rebounds and three assists. The MVALer's had another player---Seth Kraham (Tuscarora)---post a solid game in a losing effort. Kraham scored 17 points and had seven rebounds. Trey Parson (Liberty) had nine points and Craig Johnson (Frederick) added eight points in the loss. METRO (94)Thomas (Pallotti) 2 0-3 4, Dupree (Susquehanna Twp.)1 1-2 3, Johnson (Glenelg Co. Day) 3 1-2 7, Gatling (Oxon Hill) 4 0-0 8, Magambo (Highland View Academy) 2 0-0 4, Davis (St. Paul's) 1 2-2 5, Hopkins (Oakland Mills) 2 0-0 5, Owens (Park View) 3 2-2 9, Johnson (Mount Carmel) 2 0-0 4, Baker (Poolesville) 2 0-0 6, Turner (St. Mary's Ryken) 5 3-3 13, Willis (St. Paul's) 4 5-7 14, Salley (Pallotti) 2 0-2 4, McFall (Poolesville) 3 0-0 7, Justin Kuntz (Glen Burnie) 0 1-4 1. Totals 36 15-27 94. MVAL (91)Wilkerson (Linganore) 1 0-0 3, Johnson (Frederick) 4 0-0 8, Glazer (Clear Spring) 0 0-0 0, Harris (Middletown) 1 0-0 2, Hoffman (North Carroll) 1 0-0 2, Talley (Tuscarora) 10 6-13 26, Parsons (Liberty) 4 1-2 9, Jarboe (Urbana) 2 1-1 7, Layer (Century) 1 0-0 2, Szabados (Catoctin) 0 4-4 4, Mattei (North Hagerstown) 2 0-2 4, McKenrick (Williamsport) 2 0-0 4, Jones (South Hagerstown) 0 1-2 1, Kraham (Tuscarora)8 1-2 17, Havenstein (Linganore) 1 0-0 2.. Halftime: MVAL 41-35. 3-point goals -- Metro 7 (Davis, Hopkins, Owens, Baker 2, Willis, McFall); MVAL 3 (Jarboe 2, Wilkerson).
2009-10 All-MVAL
Piedmont Conference
First Team
Kevin Sowers-Sr.-Urbana
Scott Morris-Sr.-Walkersville
Justin Bowens-Sr.-Tuscarora
Victor Walker-Sr.-Gov. Thomas Johnson
Tee Talley-Sr.-Tuscarora
Deon Maddox-Sr.-Gov. Thomas Johnson
Kevin Harris-Sr.-Middletown
Brandyn Wilkerson-Sr.-Linganore
Second Team
Jalen Gee-Soph.-Frederick
Frankie Jarboe-Sr.-Urbana
Jeff Havenstein-Sr.-Linganore
Jude Merkel-Jr.-Urbana
Wayne Craig-Sr.-Tuscarora
Chris Pirrone-Jr.-Middletown
James Hughes Walkersville
Seth Kraham-Sr.-Tuscarora
Honorable Mention
Craig Johnson-Sr.-Frederick
Forest Mason-Sr.-Frederick
Deonte Taylor-Soph.-Frederick
Brian Healy-Sr.-Gov. Thomas Johnson
Connor Joos-Jr.-Gov. Thomas Johnson
Blake Sheppard-Sr.-Gov. Thomas Johnson
David Feuz-Sr.-Linganore
Rob Havenstein-Sr.-Linganore
Sam Glushakow-Sr.-Middletown
Zach Fontenot-Fr.-Middletown
C. J. Ingram Tuscarora
Alex Crawford-Sr.-Urbana
Thomas Utt Urbana
Orlando Rosa-Jr.-Walkersville
Brett Zimmerman-Sr.-Walkersville
Chesapeake Conference
First Team
Ryan McTavish-Jr.-South Carroll Guard
Danny Hoffman-Sr.-North Carroll Forward
Trey Parsons-Sr.-Liberty Forward
Robby Jenkins-Jr.-Winters Mill Guard
Jason Layer-Sr.-Century Guard
Charlie Clark-Jr.-North Carroll Forward
David Blackwell-Sr.-Winters Mill Guard
Dan Mullen South Carroll Guard
Second Team
Evan Horn-Soph.-Winters Mill Guard
Craig Bowen Winters Mill Forward
Brian Kron-Sr.-North Carroll Guard
Brandon Soderstrom Century Guard
Gavin McTavish South Carroll Forward
Mike Hickey Westminster Guard
Trevor Wazl North Carroll Guard
Nathan Strzelcyk-Sr.-Liberty Guard
Honorable Mention
Mike Long Manchester Valley Guard
Tyler Zimmerman Francis Scott Key Guard
Jimmy Brown Francis Scott Key Guard
Dan Khoury Liberty Guard
Greg Bonner Manchester Valley Guard
Dan Virbickis Century Forward
Chad Nazelrod Manchester Valley Guard
Antietam Conference
First Team
Brandon Glazer-Sr.Clear Spring Guard
D.D. Dickson-Jr.-North Hagerstown Guard
Cody Englehart-Sr.-Clear Spring Center
Connor Arnone-Jr.-Williamsport Guard
Casey McKenrick-Sr.-Williamsport Center
Derek Szabados-Sr.Catoctin Guard
Second Team
Brandon McCauley-Jr.-Williamsport Guard
Ahmad Fields-Soph.-South Hagerstown Guard
Andre Pierre-Jr.-South Hagerstown Forward
Tyler Sterling-Sr.-North Hagerstown Guard
Ian Fisher-Soph.-Brunswick Center
Joe Mattei-Sr.-North Hagerstown Forward
Kolby Maly-Sr.-Catoctin Guard
Honorable Mention
Aaron Dinterman-Jr.-Smithsburg
Joel Rowe-Sr.-Clear Spring
Tyrus Lawson-Jr.-Brunswick
Trey Malott-Sr.-Williamsport
Dylan Eavey-Sr.-Boonsboro
Jake Bachtell-Jr.-North Hagerstown
Devon King-Fr.-South Hagerstown
PLAYOFFS: STATES
4A State Semis
Old Mill 73, Urbana 64
2A State Semis
Gwynn Park 69, North Carroll 36
PLAYOFFS: REGIONAL FINALS
4A North
Urbana 68, Woodlawn 66
3A West
Blake 67, Frederick 57
2A West
North Carroll 68, Walkersville 52
1A West
Allegany 72, Williamsport 58
PLAYOFFS: SEMI-FINALS
4A North
Urbana 76, Patterson 69
3A West
Blake 70, Tuscarora 56
Frederick 86, Kennedy 77
2A West
Walkersville 72, Poolesville 67 (2OT)
North Carroll 55, North Hagerstown 50
1A West
Williamsport 68, Clear Spring 59
PLAYOFFS: QUARTERFINALS
4A North
Perry Hall 67, Westminster 34
Urbana 83, Thomas Johnson 63
3A West
Frederick 66, Quince Orchard 63
Kennedy 72, South Hagerstown 48
Tuscarora 57, Northwood 46
2A West
North Hagerstown 53, Winters Mill 50
North Carroll 80, South Carroll 58
Poolesville 51, Liberty 42
Walkersville 67, Rockville 59
1A West
Williamsport 58, Brunswick 47
Clear Spring 69, Catoctin 66
PLAYOFFS: FIRST ROUND
4A North First Round
Thomas Johnson 77, Kenwood 44
3A West First Round
Frederick 73, Seneca Valley 61
South Hagerstown 50, Linganore 47
2A West First Round
Liberty 69, Francis Scott Key 54
South Carroll 47, Wheaton 42
Winters Mill 49, Century 46
Rockville 63, Middletown 55
1A West (East Sectional)
Catoctin 63, Manchester Valley 44
Clear Spring 50, Smithsburg 46
Brunswick 67, Boonsboro 46
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2009-10 MVAL Boy's Basketball Standings
(03/13/10...12AM)
Piedmont Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-Urbana.................10-1....21-3
Thomas Johnson.......8-4.....13-8
Tuscarora.................7-5...17-6
Walkersville.............5-6.....14-9
Linganore................5-6....10-11
Frederick..................3-9.....12-13
Middletown...............2-9......8-13
Chesapeake Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-North Carroll.........12-2....20-5
South Carroll...........10-4.....15-9
Winters Mill.............9-4.....14-8
Liberty....................8-5....12-10
Century....................8-5....11-10
Westminster..............4-9.....5-16
F.Scott Key.............2-12......4-19
Manchester Valley.....0-12.....1-20
Antietam Conference
Team...........Conference....Overall
x-North Hagerstown...11-2.....13-10
Williamsport.............11-3....20-5
South Hagerstown.....10-4.....14-8
Clear Spring...............8-4....15-7
Brunswick.................5-9....8-15
Smithsburg................4-9.....6-16
Catoctin.....................3-9....8-12
Boonsboro..................0-13.....1-21
x-clinched conference title or share of conference title
2009-10 MVAL Stats
TEAM STATS
Piedmont Conference
Points Per Game
1. 70.3, Thomas Johnson
2. 68.8, Tuscarora
3. 67.2, Urbana
4. 66.8, Walkersville
5. 64.2, Middletown
6. 63.7, Frederick
7. 57.1, Linganore
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 54.6, Urbana
2. 58.2, Tuscarora
3. 59.5, Linganore
3. 59.8, Walkersville
5. 61.6, Thomas Johnson
6. 63.7, Middletown
7. 64.9, Frederick
Chesapeake Conference
Points Per Game
1. 58.9, North Carroll
2. 56.8, Winters Mill
3. 56.4, Liberty
4. 54.9, Century
5. 54.0, Westminster
6. 52.3, South Carroll
7. 50.9, Francis Scott Key
8. 36.8, Manchester Valley
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 47.0, South Carroll
2. 47.5, North Carroll
3. 50.7, Century
4. 53.0, Liberty
5. 54.3, Winters Mill
6. 60.6, Manchester Valley
7. 60.8, Westminster
8. 68.7, Francis Scott Key
Antietam Conference
Points Per Game
1. 63.6, Clear Spring
2. 60.5, North Hagerstown
3. 58.1, Williamsport
4. 58.0, South Hagerstown
5. 56.0, Catoctin
6. 50.4, Brunswick
7. 49.6, Smithsburg
8. 42.5, Boonsboro
Points Allowed Per Game
1. 49.3, Williamsport
2. 51.9, South Hagerstown
3. 55.3, Clear Spring
4. 56.3, Smithsburg
5. 56.6, Brunswick
6. 58.2, North Hagerstown
7. 59.6, Catoctin
8. 64.9, Boonsboro
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PLAYER STATS
Piedmont Conference
Points Per Game
1. 22.1, Scott Morris-Walk
2. 19.7, Kevin Sowers-Urb
3. 17.2, Jalen Gee-Fred
4. 15.8, Victor Walker-TJ
5. 15.7, Deon Maddox-TJ
6. 16.8, Tee Talley-Tusc
7. 15.3, Frankie Jarboe-Urb
8. 15.1, Kevin Harris-Midd
9. 14.7, Jeff Havenstein-Ling
10. 13.5, Brandyn Wilkerson-Ling
10. 13.5, Justin Bowens-Tusc
12. 13.4, James Hughes-Walk
13. 13.1, Zach Fontenot-Midd
14. 13.0, Jude Merkel-Urb
15. 12.1, Seth Kraham-Tusc
16. 11.8, Jordan Dawson-Fred
17. 10.8, Orlando Rosa-Walk
18. 10.4, Craig Johnson-Fred
19. 10.2, Chris Pirrone-Midd
20. 10.1, Blake Sheppard-TJ
21. 9.1, Chris Pirrone-Midd
21. 9.1, Brian Healey-TJ
23. 9.0, Deonte Taylor-Fred
Rebounds Per Game
1. 12.0, Jeff Havenstein-Ling
2. 8.6, Jordan Dawson-Fred
3. 7.9, Victor Walker-TJ
4. 7.4, Deonte Taylor-Fred
5. 7.3, Seth Kraham-Tusc
6. 6.9, James Hughes-Walk
7. 6.8, Thomas Utt-Urb
8. 6.7, Brian Healy-TJ
9. 6.5, Tee Talley-Tusc
9. 6.5, C.J. Ingram-Tusc
10. 6.5, Scott Morris-Walk
11. 6.4, Forrest Mason-Fred
12. 6.3, Alex Crawford-Urb
13. 6.1, Jalen Gee-Fred
14. 5.8, Jude Merkel-Urb
15. 5.6, Craig Johnson-Fred
16. 5.3, Zeke Smith-Walk
17. 5.0, Connor Joos-TJ
18. 4.8, Chris Pirrone-Midd
Assists Per Game
1. 5.6, Kevin Sowers-Urb
2. 4.8, Brandyn Wilkerson-Ling
3. 4.4, Wayne Craig-Tusc
4. 4.1, Deonte Taylor-Fred
5. 3.7, Scott Morris-Walk
6. 3.6, Jalen Gee-Fred
7. 3.5, Chris Pirrone-Midd
7. 3.5, Shakil Smith-Fred
9. 3.4, Victor Walker-TJ
10. 2.9, Matt Fratto-Ling
11. 2.8, David Feuz-Ling
11. 2.8, Justin Bowens-Tusc
13. 2.5, Orlando Rosa-Walk
14. 2.2, Deon Maddox-TJ
14. 2.2, Jeremy Musselman-Walk
14. 2.2, Mykel Allen-Tusc
17. 2.0, Kevin Harris-Midd
Steals Per Game
1. 3.2, Jordan Dawson-Fred
2. 2.9, Scott Morris-Walk
3. 2.7, Kevin Sowers-Urb
3. 2.7, Deonte Taylor-Fred
5. 2.5, Jalen Gee-Fred
6. 2.4, Orlando Rosa-Walk
7. 2.3, Wayne Craig-Tusc
8. 2.2, Craig Johnson-Fred
8. 2.2, Victor Walker-TJ
10. 2.1, Deon Maddox-TJ
11. 2.0, Zach Fontenot-Midd
12. 1.8, Brandyn Wilkerson-Ling
Blocks Per Game
1. 2.9, Jeff Havenstein-Ling
2. 1.8, Brian Healey-TJ
3. 1.3, James Hughes-Walk
4. 1.2, Tee Talley-Tusc
5. 1.0, Coonor Joos-TJ
Free Throw Pct (min 30 atts)
1. 87.8%, Kevin Harris-Midd
2. 83.1%, Brandyn Wilkerson-Ling
3. 78.3%, Scott Morris-Walk
4. 77.0%, David Feuz-Ling
5. 76.8%, Justin Bowens-Tusc
6. 76.2%, Zach Fontenot-Midd
7. 72.3%, Chris Pirrone-Midd
8. 70.6%, Victor Walker-TJ
9. 70.0%, Tee Talley-Tusc
10. 69.7%, Jeff Havenstein-Ling
11. 69.0%, Kevin Sowers-Urb
Field Goal Pct (min 55 atts)
1. 59.3%, T.O. Gyles-Tusc
2. 57.7%, Rob Havenstein-Ling
3. 56.2%, Seth Kraham-Tusc
4. 53.3%, C.J. Ingram-Tusc
5. 52.2%, Deon Maddox-TJ
6. 50.8%, Orlando Rosa-Walk
7. 48.0%, Jude Merkel-Urb
Three-Pointers Made
1. 78, Frankie Jarboe-Urb
2. 50, Zach Fontenot-Midd
3. 47, Kevin Harris-Midd
4. 43, Scott Morris-Walk
5. 30, Brandyn Wilkerson-Ling
6. 24, Tee Talley-Tusc
7. 23, Jeff Havenstein-Ling
8. 22, Justin Bowens-Tusc
8. 22, James Hughes-Walk
8. 22, Orlando Rosa-Walk
11. 19, Victor Walker-TJ
12. 17, Brian Healey-TJ
13. 16, Deon Maddox-TJ
Three-Pt Pct (min 35 atts)
1. 49.5%, Kevin Harris-Midd
2. 41.5%, Orlando Rosa-Walk
3. 41.0%, Zach Fontenot-Midd
4. 38.9%, Sam Glushakow-Midd
5. 33.3%, Deon Maddox-TJ
6. 33.1%, Scott Morris-Walk
7. 32.4%, James Hughes-Walk
8. 30.6%, Justin Bowens-Tusc
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Chesapeake Conference
Points Per Game
1. 18.6, Danny Hoffman-NC
2. 17.3, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 16.8, Ryan McTavish-SC
4. 15.5, Robby Jenkins-WM
5. 13.8, Jason Layer-Cent
6. 12.1, Tyler Zimmerman-FSK
7. 11.8, Craig Bowen-WM
8. 11.2, David Blackwell-WM
9. 10.5, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
10. 10.4, Brian Kron-NC
11. 10.2, Charlie Clark-NC
12. 9.7, Jimmy Brown-FSK
13. 9.4, Tevor Walzl-NC
14. 9.1, Mike Miller-FSK
15. 8.7, Evan Horn-WM
Rebounds Per Game
1. 11.3, Danny Hoffman-NC
2. 10.9, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 8.9, Ryan McTavish-SC
4. 8.5, Charlie Clark-NC
5. 7.1, Mike Miller-FSK
6. 6.4, Mike Long-MV
7. 6.1, Craig Bowen-WM
8. 6.1, Collin Mills-FSK
9. 5.6, Gavin McTavish-SC
10. 5.5, Dan Virbickis-Cent
11. 5.4, Nate Strzelczyk-Lib
Assists Per Game
1. 3.8, David Blackwell-WM
1. 3.8, Evan Horn-WM
3. 3.6, Dan Mullen-SC
4. 2.6, Tyler Zimmerman-FSK
4. 2.6, Greg Bonner-MV
6. 2.5, Jason Sumpter-SC
Steals Per Game
1. 1.9, Marty Windisch-MV
1. 1.9, Dan Mullen-SC
3. 1.8, Greg Bonner-MV
4. 1.6, Evan Horn-WM
5. 1.5, David Blackwell-WM
5. 1.5, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
Blocks Per Game
Free Throw Pct (min 30 atts)
1. 72.5%, Brian Kron-NC
2. 72.1%, Cody Mewhirter-NC
3. 71.8%, Evan Horn-WM
4. 68.7%, Jimmy Brown-FSK
5. 68.5%, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
Field Goal Pct (min 42 atts)
1. 61.8%, Nate Strzelczyk-Lib
2. 61.7%, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 60.3%, Danny Hoffman-NC
4. 57.0%, Brian Kron-NC
5. 56.4%, Craig Bowen-WM
6. 50.9%, Mike Miller-FSK
Three-Pointers Made
1. 51, Robby Jenkins-WM
2. 36, Ryan McTavish-SC
3. 22, Trevor Walzl-NC
3. 22, Lucas Grace-Cent
5. 21, Sam Evans-MV
Three-Pt Pct (min 35 atts)
1. 44.7%, Sam Evans-MV
2. 40.8%, Robby Jenkins-WM
3. 40.0%, Lucas Grace-Cent
4. 37.9%, Ryan McTavish-SC
4. 37.9%, Trevor Walzl-NC
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Chesapeake Conference
Points Per Game
1. 18.6, Danny Hoffman-NC
2. 17.3, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 16.8, Ryan McTavish-SC
4. 14.2, Robby Jenkins-WM
5. 13.8, Jason Layer-Cent
6. 12.1, Tyler Zimmerman-FSK
7. 11.5, Craig Bowen-WM
8. 10.8, David Blackwell-WM
9. 10.5, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
10. 10.4, Brian Kron-NC
11. 10.2, Charlie Clark-NC
12. 9.7, Jimmy Brown-FSK
13. 9.5, Evan Horn-WM
14. 9.4, Tevor Walzl-NC
15. 9.1, Mike Miller-FSK
Rebounds Per Game
1. 11.3, Danny Hoffman-NC
2. 10.9, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 8.9, Ryan McTavish-SC
4. 8.5, Charlie Clark-NC
5. 7.1, Mike Miller-FSK
6. 6.4, Craig Bowen-WM
6. 6.4, Mike Long-MV
8. 6.1, Collin Mills-FSK
9. 5.6, Gavin McTavish-SC
10. 5.5, Dan Virbickis-Cent
11. 5.4, Nate Strzelczyk-Lib
Assists Per Game
1. 3.9, Evan Horn-WM
2. 3.6, Dan Mullen-SC
3. 3.4, David Blackwell-WM
4. 2.6, Tyler Zimmerman-FSK
4. 2.6, Greg Bonner-MV
6. 2.5, Jason Sumpter-SC
Steals Per Game
1. 1.9, Marty Windisch-MV
1. 1.9, Dan Mullen-SC
1. 1.9, David Blackwell-WM
4. 1.8, Greg Bonner-MV
5. 1.7, Evan Horn-WM
6. 1.5, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
Blocks Per Game
Free Throw Pct (min 30 atts)
1. 72.5%, Brian Kron-NC
2. 72.1%, Cody Mewhirter-NC
3. 71.8%, Evan Horn-WM
4. 68.7%, Jimmy Brown-FSK
5. 68.5%, Brandon Soderstrom-Cent
Field Goal Pct (min 42 atts)
1. 61.8%, Nate Strzelczyk-Lib
2. 61.7%, Trey Parsons-Lib
3. 60.3%, Danny Hoffman-NC
4. 58.6%, Craig Bowen-WM
5. 57.0%, Brian Kron-NC
6. 50.9%, Mike Miller-FSK
Three-Pointers Made
1. 36, Ryan McTavish-SC
2. 22, Trevor Walzl-NC
2. 22, Lucas Grace-Cent
4. 21, Sam Evans-MV
Three-Pt Pct (min 35 atts)
1. 44.7%, Sam Evans-MV
2. 40.0%, Lucas Grace-Cent
3. 37.9%, Ryan McTavish-SC
3. 37.9%, Trevor Walzl-NC
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Antietam Conference
Points Per Game
1. 18.8, Derek Szabados-Cat
2. 18.2, Brandon Glazer-CS
3. 16.1, Cody Englehart-CS
4. 14.4, Kolby Maly-Cat
5. 13.2, D.D. Dickson-NHag
6. 12.5, Andre Pierre-SHag
7. 12.4, Casey McKendrick-Will
7. 12.4, Brandon McCauley-Will
9. 11.5, Connor Arnone-Will
10. 11.2, Aaron Dinterman-Smith
11. 11.1, Tyler Sterling-NHag
12. 11.0, Ian Fisher-Bruns
12. 11.0, Ahmad Fields-SHag
14. 10.7, Joel Rowe-CS
15. 9.9, Devon King-SHag
16. 9.6, Dylan Eavey-Boons
17. 9.5, Tyrus Lawson-Bruns
18. 9.3, Joe Mattei-NHag
18. 9.3, Haquan Grant-Boons
Rebounds Per Game
1. 10.0, Cody Englehart-CS
2. 8.6, Ian Fisher-Bruns
3. 8.2, Joel Rowe-CS
4. 7.5, Andre Pierre-SHag
5. 6.5, Tyree Jones-SHag
5. 6.5, Devon King-SHag
7. 6.2, Casey McKendrick-Will
8. 5.8, Joe Mattei-NHag
8. 5.8, Aaron Dinterman-Smith
10. 5.7, Haquan Grant-Boons
11. 5.3, Dylan Ianaro-Smith
12. 5.2, Brandon Glazer-CS
13. 4.9, Jake Bachtell-NHag
14. 4.8, Dylan May-Cat
14. 4.8, Stephen McCallum-Bruns
Assists Per Game
1. 5.2, Ahmad Fields-SHag
2. 4.4, Brandon Glazer-CS
3. 4.2, Derek Szabados-Cat
4. 3.9, D.D. Dickson-NHag
5. 3.6, Trey Mallott-Will
5. 3.6, Connor Arnone-Will
7. 2.9, Brandon McCauley-Will
8. 2.7, Xavier Green-Will
9. 2.6, Nathan Foltz-Bruns
10. 2.3, Derek Arohalt-Bruns
10. 2.3, Andre Pierre-SHag
12. 2.2, Max Psillas-NHag
13. 2.1, Kolby Maly-Cat
14. 2.0, Tyrus Lawson-Bruns
Steals Per Game
1. 2.9, Tyrus Lawson-Bruns
2. 2.6, Ahmad Fields-SHag
3. 2.5, Justin Jardeleeza-Boons
3. 2.5, Cullen Ganley-Smith
5. 2.4, Haquan Grant-Boons
6. 2.3, Brandon Glazer-CS
7. 2.2, Tyree Jones-SHag
8. 2.1, Xavier Green-Will
9. 2.0, D.D. Dickson-NHag
9. 2.0, Joe Mattei-NHag
9. 2.0, Brandon McCauley-Will
Blocks Per Game
1. 2.9, Cody Englehart-CS
2. 1.9, Joe Mattei-NHag
3. 1.8, Devon King-SHag
3. 1.8, Chad Jenkins-Boons
5. 1.6, Tyree Jones-SHag
6. 1.4, Nathan Foltz-Bruns
7. 1.3, Ian Fisher-Bruns
8. 1.2, Jake Bachtell-NHag
8. 1.2, Casey McKenrick-Will
10. 1.2, Nathan Hardy-Boons
11. 1.0, Nick Colvin-NHag
11. 1.0, Jack Schwartz-Smith
Free Throw Pct (min 35 atts)
1. 84.8%, Brandon Glazer-CS
2. 80.2%, Kolby Maly-Cat
3. 78.1%, Connor Arnone-Will
4. 76.7%, Brandon Wiley-Smith
5. 75.9%, Casey McKendrick-Will
6. 75.4%, Tyler Sterling-NHag
7. 74.7%, Derek Szabados-Cat
8. 72.5%, Brandon McCauley-Will
9. 67.6%, Cody Englehart-CS
10. 67.1%, D.D. Dickson-NHag
11. 65.9%, Sefer Pllana-Will
12. 65.1%, Trey Malott-Will
13. 65.0%, Trey Jessie-NHag
Field Goal Pct (min 50 atts)
1. 62.6%, Devon King-SHag
2. 61.6%, Cody Englehart-CS
3. 59.0%, Andre Pierre-SHag
4. 55.2%, Derek Szabados-Cat
5. 54.8%, Jake Bachtell-NHag
5. 54.8%, Nick Colvin-NHag
7. 54.1%, Trey Jessie-NHag
8. 53.1%, Brandon Glazer-CS
9. 51.3%, Ian Fisher-Bruns
10. 50.6%, Casey McKendrick-Will
11. 50.5%, Xavier Green-Will
12. 50.0%, Dylan May-Cat
13. 49.7%, Ahmad Fields-SHag
Three-Pointers Made
1. 40, Dylan Eavey-Boons
2. 37, Kolby Maly-Cat
3. 33, Tyler Sterling-NHag
4. 25, Brandon Glazer-CS
5. 24, Ahmad Fields-SHag
6. 20, Cody Shives-Smith
6. 20, Cullen Ganley-Smith
8. 18, D.D. Dickson-NHag
9. 15, Brandon McCauley-Will
Three-Pt Pct (min 35 atts)
1. 53.3%, Ahmad Fields-SHag
2. 38.5%, Brandon McCauley-Will
3. 37.9%, Brandon Glazer-CS
4. 37.0%, Dylan Eavey-Boons
5. 33.0%, Tyler Sterling-NHag
6. 31.0%, D.D. Dickson-NHag
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Urbana Hawks
2009-10 MVAL-Piedmont Conference Champions
4A North Regional Champions
North Carroll Panthers
2009-10 MVAL-Chesapeake Conference Champions
2A West Regional Champions
North Hagerstown Hubs
2009-10 MVAL-Antietam Conference Champions
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