Basketball: Full Round-up Jan. 29 with Boxes

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Fri. Jan. 29
Boys Basketball
Stone Bridge 64, Langley 62
The Skinny: Before one of the largest basketball crowds in school history, the Bulldogs hand the Saxons their first district loss this season as Langley misses putback at the buzzer to send it to OT. Nick Brown and Richie Berry combined for 41 points on the night. It was a close game the entire way with SB or Langley not able to pull ahead by more than six points. SB trailed 33-31 at the half. Senior Sam Tripp had 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs and took a critical charge late in the third quarter than swung momentum SB's way. WashPost has video coverage of this game!
SB
Player 2pt FG 3pt FG FTM-A PTS
Nik Brown 3 1 13-16 22
Richie Berry 7 1 2-5 19
James Wells 1 0 4-6 6
Ryan Lowdermilk 1 1 0-0 5
Sam Tripp 2 0 0-0 4
Jimmy Paige 2 0 0-0 4
Kyle Gouveia 1 0 0-0 2
Phil Nowakowski 1 0 0-0 2
Marcus Matthews 0 0 0-0 0
Totals 18 3 19-27 64

Stonewall Jackson 77, Heritage 55
The Skinny: Cedar Run woes continue for Pride as Raider Darren Warren pours in 32 points and accounted for five of Stonewall's seven 3-pointers. Sophomore Courtland Arbogast led the Pride with 16 and Eric Dentler added 12. See the Potomac News for a box! 


Briar Woods 52, Dominion 35
The Skinny: The Falcons got a win that helps push Briar Woods a step closer to their goal of hosting their first playoff game in school history. A close game throughout the first half as neither team could put together a significant run. Finally in the fourth quarter the long ball paid off for the Falcons as underclassmen Correy Faciane, Yves Kuoame, Myles Tate and Curtis Calder, all hit from beyond the arc to give Briar Woods a 49-28 lead with two minutes left in the contest.
Dominion - 15 5 7 8 35
Briar Woods - 15 8 12 17 52
Dominion
Chinn 5
Reaves 10
Care 1
Lewis 5
Huff 3
Conboy 9
Harting 2
Briar Woods
Faciane 10
Ball 1
Tate 18
Kuoame 8
Flowers 2
Roush 3
Calder 10

Broad Run 48, Potomac Falls 46

The Skinny: Kevin McGaughey and Taylor Johnson each scored 18 as Spartans come back in second half to essentially put the Dulles District race into a deadlock. Lukas Mihailovich had 25 points for Potomac Falls but only two points in the final quarter. The Panthers box-and-1 on McGaughey slowed down the pace of the game but a patient BR team was able to hit big shots down the stretch including key 3-pointers from McGaughey and Johnson. The Spartans went 8 of 9 from the line in the second half while PF attempted only three foul shots the entire game.
Broad Run 48, Potomac Falls 46
Potomac Falls: Curran  1 0-0 2, Mihailovich 10 2-3 25, Chesson 4 0-0 9, Wagenhoffer 2 0-0 4, Graves 3 0-0 6. Totals 20 2-3 46.

Broad Run: TJohnson 4 8-10 18, Janjua 2 0-0 4, McGaughey 5 5-5 18, Hiatt 2 0-0 4, Zafar 1 0-0 2, Salgado 1 0-0 2, DJohnson 0 0-1 0. Totals 15 13-16 48.
3-Pointers: PF 4 (Mihailovich 3, Chesson 1), BR 5 (McGaughey 3, TJohnson 2).


Potomac Falls  14  12  13  7 - 46 
Broad Run      13  13  10  12 - 48


Loudoun County 56, Park View 55
The Skinny: Loudoun County improves to 3-5 in the district with a win over Park View. Worth Mays made a jumper with 20 seconds left to put the Raiders up for good. Mahir Mrkonjic led the Raiders with 17 points, and Calle Brown added 8 points 9 rebounds and 5 assists. Dan O'Connell came in off the bench and added 8 points for LC. Jordan Owens scored a game-high 26 points for the Patriots and Ryan McCarter added 11.
LOUDOUN COUNTY 56, PARK VIEW 55 P (10-7, 3-3) — Owens 26, McCarter 11, Shooks 8, Early 5, French 3, Dombkowski 2. Totals 20 11-14 55.
L (8-9, 3-5) — Mrkonjic 17, Campbell 9, Brown 8, Mays 8, O'Connell 8, Pratt 4, Huber 2. Totals 21 7-11 56.
Halftime: Loudoun County, 30-29.
Three-point goals: P 4 (Owens 2, Early, French); L 7 (Mrkonjic 5, Campbell 2).

Washington WV 78, Loudoun Valley 55
The Skinny: West Virginia blues for Vikes as Washington avenges an earlier double digit loss to Vikes.Charles Yates, Charles Haigler and Bradley Jackson combined for 42 points for the Pats while Darren Goolsby with nine points was the high scorer for LV

Girls Basketball
Langley 48, Stone Bridge 40
The Skinny: Reports Bulldog coach Chris Jones: "A combination of a poor shooting night and tough defense by Langley had us off to a slow atart and we could never get over the hump."

Langley - 6-10-14-18 - 48
Stone Brisge 4-8-11-17 - 40
Leading scorers:
Langley:  Kody 13 , Kleinknecht 11
Stone Bridge:  Whitaker 12
Foul Line:
Stone Bridge: 10 of 12
Langley: 18 of 28

Stonewall Jackson 93, Heritage 32
The Skinny: Good news for Pride is that Necole Sterling is back from injury. Owen Gotimer reports for VivaLoudoun: "Kyani White with 33 led all scorers, including four 3-pointers (4 of 9 from 3-point range) and 13 of 28 from the field. The Lady Raiders also enjoyed 26 from Joy Caracciolo, 10 from Gwen Newson, and 15 from Amanda Hinton. The Pride weren’t as fortunate but Sterling did put up 11 in about 10 minutes of play. Erika Grabbi had 8 and Akenya Surles had 5.

Stonewall Jackson started off the game on a 10–0 run, ultimately going into the second quarter up 32–8. The Lady Raider’s first quarter was backed by White’s 9 points and Joy Caracciolo’s 12. The Pride’s Sterling made her much awaited return at the beginning of the second, scoring her first basket in a mere 33 seconds. The Pride went into halftime down 49–21, allowing only 17 in the 2nd, primarily because Sterling held Caracciolo to only one second quarter bucket.

From what I saw tonight, White must have read the write up a couple weeks back about how I thought Erika Scott was the best point guard in the district! Tonight White really showed that she was a leader, a defensive standout, and a scorer. The only defense that Heritage didn’t try to run against her was letting Sterling take White one-on-one.
STONEWALL JACKSON 93, HERITAGE 32
H (3-11, 1-3) — Sterling 11, Grabbi 8, Surles 5, Paskowski 4, Nibbelink 3, Scott 1. Totals 14 3-6 32.
S (0-0, 0-0) — White 33, Caracciolo 26, Hinton 15, Newsome 10, Jordan 5, Cameron 2, Smith 2. Totals 38 10-14 93.
Halftime: Stonewall Jackson, 49-21.
Three-point goals: H (Nibbelink); S 7 (White 4, Hinton 2, Jordan).

Dominion 50, Briar Woods 45
The Skinny: Titans snap 41-game losing streak with first win in two years! A proud Titan coach Anne Gasser reports: "Playing with just eight healthy players (Jasmine Thomas season ending knee injury vs. Broad Run, Anshu Pal with a dislocated shoulder, and Brittanne Gasser who went down early in the game with a knee injury). Colleen Reynolds 12 pts; Imani Smith 18 pts, 11 rebounds; Tish Baker 9 points, 7 rebounds; Freshman Erin Delcambre filled in for the injured Thomas 4 points, 2 assist; Ceara Peterson 3 pts; Haley Landry 4 pts. Ashley O'Neill led BW with 14."
Box Score
Falcons:
Ashley O'Neill 8-0-0-2 14
Ashley Adams 0-3-1 1
Morgan McCarthy 2-0-0 4
Brittany Gilbert 1-2-2 4
Macy Jones 3-1-1 7
Caroline Herndon 1-0-0 2
Sydney Harris 4-2-1 7
Jillian Olson 2-2-2 6
Titans:
Collen Reynolds 4-4-4 12
Ceara Peterson 1-4-1 3
Erin Delcambre 1-4-2 4
Tish Baker 2-2-2-1 9
Imani Smith 7-10-4 18
Haley Landry 1-2-2 4
Half time Falcons 19 Titan 16

Broad Run 57, Potomac Falls 41
The Skinny: Morgan Roehling scores 16 as Spartans challenge Panthers for third spot in district
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Loudoun County 73, Park View 51
The Skinny: Brittany Batts and Kendra Holmes combine for 37 for Raiders. LC coach Kevin Reed reports: "The Loudoun County Lady Raiders went on the road and defeated the Park View Patriots 73-51 for their eighth straight victory.

County outscored the Patriots 28-8 in the second quarter to open up the game and take a 41-19 lead into the half. Senior Kendra Holmes scored all 11 of her first half points in the second quarter explosion.

Holmes would go on to score 17 points while adding 11 rebounds, four assists, and three blocked shots. Junior Brittany Batts would take home team high scoring honors by scoring 20 points, 14 in the first half, while connecting on four three pointers and dishing out four assists.

Senior Alissa Kain and Sophomore Casey Cummings would also finish in double digits as Kain scored 13 points and Cummings 10. Kain also contributed nine rebounds and five assists while Cummings pulled down seven rebounds.

Sophomore Jenna Strange would tie Holmes with game high rebounding honors as she also tallied 11.

Freshman Chloe Owens led Park View in scoring honors with a game high 25 points. She scored 13 of those in the fourth quarter as County took a 58-31 lead into the final frame.

Loudoun County 73, Park View 51
L (14-2, 8-1) — Batts 20, Holmes 17, A. Kain 13, Cummings 10, Strange 6, Linnemann 5, Grimsley 2. Totals 28 13-23 73.
P (5-12, 2-6) — Owens 25, Sheppard 12, Himmelberger 6, Dillard 4, Stephens 2, Westbrook 2. Totals 21 8-23 51.
Halftime: Loudoun County, 41-19.
Three-point goals: L 4 (Batts 4); P 1 (Owens).
Rebounds: L 42 (Batts, Holmes 11, A. Kain 9, Cummings 7, Strange 11, Linnemann, Knudsen, Lapple).
Assists: L 18 (Batts 4, Holmes 4, A. Kain 5, Strange 3, Linnemann, Lapple).

Loudoun Valley 49, Washington WV 34
The Skinny: Kayla Sweet scores 17 to lead Vikes to non-district win. Vikes coach Jen Piccolomini reports: The Lady Vikings upped their record to 11-5 on Friday night with a win over visiting Washington High School. Both teams managed to trade baskets much of the night, in a game that saw 11 total fouls, and only one in the first half. Valley slowly pulled away in the second half behind Kayla Sweet's 17 points and Chrystal Oden's 12 rebounds. Lisa Beksel chipped in 8 points for the Vikes. The JV Vikings protected their unbeaten record, downing the visitors 49-19."
BOX SCORE:
Loudoun Valley 49 Washington 34
LV (11-5, 4-1) – Sweet 17, Oden 9, Beksel 8, Calhoun 7, Blue 4, Gutch 4 Totals 23 2-3 49
WHS (0-0, 0-0) – Lambert 12, Hosby 10, Walls 10, Dozier 2 Totals 16 1-2 34
Halftime: LV 25-18
Three-Point Field Goals: LV 1 (Sweet), Washington (Lambert)
Scoring By Quarters
Loudoun Valley 14 11 8 16 49
Washington 10 8 10 6 34

Freedom 52, Robinson 36
The Skinny: Eagles bounce back with defensive effort. Kelsey Buchanan led the Eagles with 28 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks.
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