Darius Nesmith scored a game-high 21 points and senior Keon Bennett
added 10 as Woodlawn High remained unbeaten in Baltimore County 3A/4A boys’ basketball play with a 63-31 decision over Towson Wednesday
evening.
The Warriors (9-3, 4-0) built a 20-point halftime lead en
route to their ninth win in the last 10 games. Friday evening, Woodlawn
hosts No. 13 Parkville for sole possession of first.
Junior forward Drew Liebert had seven points for Towson (5-8, 1-3). The
Generals travel to Milford Mill Friday evening in league play.
Woodlawn: Nesmith 21, Bennett 10, E. Brown 3, Grey 9, Daniels 4, Roary
4, Kennerly 4, Giles-Johnson 2, T. Brown 2, Boyles 2, Hairston 2.
Totals 27 7-14 63.
Towson: Jackson 3, Tillman 3, Gearhart 3, R. Davis 5, Liebert 7, M.
Davis 6, Wilkes 2, Mosca 2. Totals 12 6-15 31. Halftime: Woodlawn 33,
Towson 13.
Dulaney 69, Patapsco 61
Junior guard Kevin Harrison scored 21 points, and Jamie Cowherd added 16 as Dulaney High rallied for a 69-61 victory over Patapsco in a Baltimore County 3A/4A boys’ basketball contest in Timonium Wednesday evening.
Senior guard Mike Lynch had 14 points for the Lions (7-8, 2-2), who outscored Patapsco, 49-29 in the second half to overcome a 12-point halftime deficit. Tavon Thomas scored 18 points to lead Patapsco (9-4, 1-3), which dropped its third straight league contest, and Micquante Green added 15.
The Patriots will host Catonsville in league action Friday evening while Dulaney travels to Perry Hall.
Patapsco: Thomas 18, Murray 4, Satterwhite 2, Vinson 3, Mustafa 2, Green 15, Matthews 2, Lindsay 10, Biddner 6. Totals 22 12-25 61.
Dulaney: Harrison 21, Lynch 14, Cowherd 16, Larsen 6, Diaz 6, Raspa 3, O’Connor 3. Totals 22 16-20 69. Halftime: Patapsco 32, Dulaney 20.
Hereford 73, Dundalk 63
Junior guard Jake Gibson scored a game-high 18 points and Digges Bosley contributed 16, leading Hereford past Dundalk in Parkton. Seniors Ben Wareheim and Ryan Rock had 13 and 12 points respectively for the Bulls (9-5, 3-1).
Jermon Bacchus led Dundalk (4-7, 2-2) with 17 points, and seniors Kevin Watkins and Travis Davis added 16 and 15 points respectively. Hereford travels to Franklin Friday evening for a league contest while Dundalk welcomes Kenwood.
Dundalk: Bacchus 17, Davis 15, Watkins 16, Holmes 7, Miller 2, Epps 6. Totals 26 8-12 63.
Hereford: Badawi 5, Swift 3, Rock 12, Sarris 6, Gibson 18, Bosley 16, Wareheim 13. Totals 29 6-15 73. Halftime: Hereford 34, Dundalk 33.
Milford Mill 57, Catonsville 47
Junior guard Xavier Drake scored a game-high 17 points leading Milford Mill past Catonsville. Junior forward James Stephens added 10 points for the Millers (5-7, 3-1), who led by 14 points at halftime.
Junior Andy Coates led Catonsville (2-11, 0-4), which dropped its ninth consecutive decision, with 15 points. The Comets travel to Patapsco Friday evening while Milford Mill hosts Towson in league competition.
Milford Mill: McCray 8, Drake 17, Bolton 8, Salisbury 6, Mitchell 6, Stephens 10, Bradley 2. Totals 18 18-23 57.
Catonsville: Foster 2, Johnson 2, Pinckney 5, Singleton 7, Miles 5, Phillips 2, Vasco 9, Coates 15. Totals 19 6-9 47. Halftime: Milford Mill 31, Catonsville 17.
Perry Hall 68, Franklin 61
Senior Rich Mason scored a game-high 20 points, and sophomore DaVante
Farrell added 18, leading Perry Hall to win its first league triumph
Wednesday. Jon Tyscko and Matt Wood each had 11 and 10 points,
respectively for the Gators (2-12, 1-3), who snapped a four-game losing
skid.
Senior forward Devon Herbert scored 19 points to lead Franklin (6-8,
2-1), and senior Jamal Jones had 14. The Indians host Hereford Friday
evening in league play while Perry Hall hosts Dulaney.
Franklin: Dickey 4, Reitter 7, Jones 14, Wilner 5, Herbert 19, Wilder 6, Mays 2, Mendelzon 4. Totals 25 10-16 61.
Perry Hall: Sokolis 9, Tyscko 11, Farrell 18, Wood 10, Mason 20. Totals 27 12-20 68. Halftime: Perry Hall 33, Franklin 24.
Parkville 61, Kenwood 51
Junior guard Tom Cummings scored 18 points, and sophomore center Josh Corbett added 13, leading Parkville over host Kenwood. Sophomore guard Mark Fields had 12 for the Knights (10-4, 3-0), who led 34-20 at halftime enroute to their fifth straight win.
Charles Taylor had a game-high 21 points to lead Kenwood (5-7, 2-2), which travels to Dundalk Friday evening. Parkville is at Woodlawn Friday evening, with the winner claiming sole possession of first.
Parkville: Fields 12, Cummings 18, Wiggins 2, Jackson 2, Dell 6, Corbett 13, Alaeze 4, Perry 4. Totals 23 11-18 61.
Kenwood: Clennon 6, Winder 9, C. Taylor 21, Butler 4, Macer 2, Blackmon 6, S. Taylor 3. Totals 18 10-12 51. Halftime: Parkville 34, Kenwood 20.
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