Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action on Friday, Sept. 26.
Football
Patapsco 28, Eastern Tech 24: Wyatt Perry accounted for three touchdowns, one passing and two rushing, to lead the Patriots over the Mavericks. Shamar Johnson also had a 75-yard kick return touchdown. Perry also accounted for 199 of Patapsco’s 294 yards of offense. He threw for 109 yards and rushed for 90. John Martin had three catches for 71 yards and a touchdown. Defensively, Johnson led with seven tackles. Liam Perry had six tackles.
Old Mill 42, Arundel 9: The Patriots remain unbeaten in Anne Arundel County after routing the defending Class 3A state champions. Nyjae Colbert scored a pick-six. Meech Jones scored two rushing touchdowns while Ruben DeNeal had one. Tahzay Brown also caught one of his own. Brian Nikoro also scored a fumble recovery.
Broadneck 35, Annapolis 0: The Bruins challenged its players at practice after going 0-3 to start and knew it would need to pass to beat Annapolis’ defensive line – and it did. Quarterback Nate Kropkowski threw touchdowns to Aidan Tupper, Max Fresty and Cordaro Foote. Aaron Foote rushed 61 yards in to score and Alijah Hawkins brought in a 15-yard pick six.
Crofton 34, Meade 28: The Cardinals and Mustangs were tied twice, including at 14 at halftime. The Cardinals defense stopped Meade on fourth down under two minutes and then its offense moved the ball down to the red zone, got one final play in thanks to a defensive delay of game with five seconds left, fourth-and-goal. Drew Sani scored the game-winner – as well as three other rushing touchdowns – and Christian Doss made a 78-yard kick return.
Archbishop Spalding 42, Gilman 0: Cam Pinson and Antonio Ledbetter both rushed two touchdowns apiece. Aaron Igwebe rushed a touchdown of his own while Drew Hall collected a receiving touchdown from backup QB Chase Magnelli.
Chesapeake-AA 20, Patterson Mill 14: The host Cougars (4-0) beat the Huskies (1-3). Next Friday, Both teams are away: Chesapeake at Crofton and Patterson Mill at Joppatowne.
Edgewood 19, Perryville 13: The host Rams (4-0) beat the Panthers (3-1). Next Friday, Both teams have away games: Edgewood at Havre de Grace and Perryville at Rising Sun.
Harford Tech 28, North Harford 15: The visiting Cobras ended a three-game losing streak with the win. Harford Tech built on its three-point lead in the second half, and outscored the Hawks (0-4), 18-8. Next Friday, Harford Tech hosts Fallston and North Harford travels to C. Milton Wright.
Century 16, South Carroll 13: The host Knights completed their fourth-quarter comeback with a game-winning field goal by Will Koenig with two seconds left to play. The Cavaliers led 13-0 to start the fourth quarter. Century used a 27-yard touchdown pass and a 49-yard touchdown pass to knot the score with 2:30 left.
Pallotti 35, Severn 14: Five turnovers cursed the Admirals despite accumulating 328 total yards. Severn quarterback Ty Bussard was 12-for-22 passing for 216 yards. Jules Floyd rushed 17 times for 92 yards and two touchdowns. Jack Fowler caught four receptions for 68 yards while Lincoln Watkins caught three for 39 yards.
Girls soccer
South River 2, Broadneck 0: The visiting Seahawks used a goal per half to shut out the Bruins. South River was led by Cami Burke (1 goal), Tierney Gerrity (1 goal), and Sola Ivaniv (2 assists).
Roland Park 1, Gerstell 0: The host Falcons (3-4-1) dropped their third-straight game, falling to the Reds (4-1-1).
Boys soccer
C. Milton Wright 9, Edgewood 1: The host Mustangs improved to 6-1 and the Rams fell to 3-2-2. On Monday, C.M. Wright hosts Patterson Mill. On Wednesday, Edgewood travels to Elkton.
Broadneck 5, South River 2: Braeden Kelly had a hat trick and Wyatt Shaw had a goal and two assists to lead the host Bruins over the Seahawks. Other notables for Broadneck included: Wilson Banwell (1 goal), Erik Akhtar (1 assist), Lewis Tippin (1 assist), Joe Brenner (2 saves), and Dalton Bashore (1 save). For South River, Jay Hughes scored both goals and Grayson Pasqualino made three saves and Xavi Santos had one save. The Bruins led 5-1 in the first half.
Severn 8, Indian Creek 0: Charlie Keuleman scored a hat trick, with two of his goals assisted by Connor Merchant (who had a goal of his own) and Kiernan David. Charlie O’Donnell, Sam Long and Hunter Ball also had a goal each. Barrett Wienk, Trent Bray and Zach Yosef added assists as well.
Patterson Mill 2, Fallston 0: James Richardson made six saves in his third straight shutout for the visiting Huskies. Other notables for Patterson Mill include Grayson McLaughlin (1 goal), Kolton Gibson (1 goal), and Jackson Burke (1 assist).
Field hockey
Hammond 6, Guilford Park 0: The host Bears shut out the Panthers. Hammond was led by Buelah Adewole, Gia Mansolillo and August Bowers each with two goals and assists came from Mansolillo (3), Riley Endres (2), and Katie Lindenmann (1).
Long Reach 5, Marriotts Ridge 1: Samantha Legge had a hat trick to lead the visiting Lightning (6-2) past the Mustangs (6-3). Other standouts for Long Reach were Jill Shahley (2 goals), Leilani Stewart (1 assist), Annie Olmstead (12 saves), and Hollow Jay (2 saves). Sadie Perrier had the lone goal for Marriotts Ridge.
Centennial 7, Wilde Lake 0: The Eagles shut out the host Wildecats. Centennial was led by Caroline Cudzilo (2 goals, 2 assists), Gabby Rollins (2 goals), Claire Whipkey (1 goal, 2 assists), Drew Raschka (1 goal), Ella Petrlik (1 goal), Hannah Elpus (1 assist), Ava Rudy (1 assist), Maddie Stachera (1 assist), Jane Baldy (3 saves), and Sofia Wolf (1 save).
Reservoir 8, Oakland Mills 0: Sam Feher had 3 goals and 2 assists to lead the way for the Gators while Emma Guenin had 2 goals. Annie Riley, Sophie Poulos, and Abbey Thorn all scored as well.
Liberty 7, Bel Air 0: Claire Kim had a natural hat trick and the visiting Lions shut out the Bobcats. Liberty was led by Tessa Becraft (1 goal, 1 assist), Lacy Odachowski (1 goal), Hadley Cole (1 goal), Taylor Trudden (1 goal), and Faith Kim (2 assists).
Bryn Mawr 2, Manchester Valley 0: The Mawrtians (5-0), the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference leaders, shut out the Mavericks (5-1) at Coppermine 4 Seasons. Manchester Valley defense turned away 15 penalty corners and goalie Makayla Shoaf made six saves. Both teams have away games on Tuesday: Bryn Mawr at Garrison Forest and Manchester Valley at Liberty.
Boys volleyball
Bel Air 3, Patterson Mill 1: The visiting Bobcats beat the Huskies. Bel Air won, 25-20, 20-25, 25-22, 25-23. Patterson Mill was led by Landon Evans (12 kills, 2 aces), Vincent Kwok (10 kills), and Matt Buler (2 aces, 4 kills).
C. Milton Wright 3, Joppatowne 0: The visiting Mustangs swept the Mariners. C.M. Wright won, 25-14, 25-11, 25-10. The Mustangs were led by Brody Hichkad (7 assists, 4 aces, 9 kills), Robert Amos (7 assist, 2 aces), Tyler Gross (7 assists), Ben Silcox (3 aces 8 kills), Jack Walsh (3 aces), Rylan Smith (2 blocks, 4 kills), Mason Crouch (1 block, 3 kills), Drew Spigler (3 digs), Nick Morse (3 digs), Tom Walsh (2 kills) and Matthew Bishop (1 kill).
Girls volleyball
Fallston 3, North Harford 1: The Cougars beat the Hawks. Fallston won, 25-19, 26-28, 25-16, 25-23. Notables for the Cougars included: Emma Chasan (19 assists, 6 digs, 4 aces), Kerri Chandler (9 kills, 8 assists, 7 digs), Mary Pfaff (13 digs), and Brenna Voelker (8 kills, 4 blocks).
Bel Air 3, C. Milton Wright 1: The host Bobcats overcame a slow start and beat the Mustangs. Bel Air won, 21-25, 25-13, 25-18, 25-13. The victory was the fourth straight.
South Carroll 3, Winters Mill 0: The visiting Cavaliers swept the Falcons. South Carroll won, 25-16, 25-20, 25-16. The Cavaliers were led by Elaina Murphy (12 kills, 5 digs, 4 aces), Jenna Todd (6 kills),Kylie Rogers (5 kills), Erin Taylor (5 kills), Gabi Deyo (4 digs), and Kylie Nelson (19 assists).
Gerstell 3, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1: Host Gerstell defeated FCA, 25-16, 16-25, 25-10, 25-9. Gerstell was led by Josie Conley (3 aces, 22 digs), Megan Rudo (3 aces, 15 digs), Leah Wilson (3 aces, 3 kills, 14 assists, 4 digs, 2 blocks), Livi Nyerges (2 aces, 3 kills), Alexis Gilotte (3 aces, 11 kills, 9 digs, 9 assists), Natalie Delgado (4 aces, 8 digs), Salma Tigoudar (3 kills), and Summer Beaumont (3 kills).
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