Prep Roundup: Boys Basketball

FROM STAFF REPORTS

RIVERBEND 49, STAFFORD 47

Tre’Von Walton and Elijah Brown had 11 points each, and Riverbend rallied from a halftime deficit to pick up a 49–47 Commonwealth District win against Stafford on Friday.

The Bears host North Stafford on Tuesday.

Stafford 20 8 8 11 — 47

Riverbend 16 8 14 11 — 49

Scoring

Stafford: A.J. West 0, Sam Randolph 4, Aaron Mays 3, Jacolby Hawkins 10, Ryan Jones 0, Evan Greening 10, Dada Harris 13, Tanner Woodard 4, Kameron Mangin 3, Casey Schooler 0, DeaSean Gaines 0. Totals: 19 4-6 47.

Riverbend (11–6, 7–4): Tre’von Walton 11, Deion Scott 9, Elijah Brown 11, DeAndre Davis 3, Zachary Seay 2, Omar Kemp 4, Chris Baird 7, Zach Sims 2. Totals: 19 9-14 49.

Three-point goals: Stafford 3 (A. Mays, J. Hawkins 2). Riverbend 2 (T. Walton, D. Scott).

MOUNTAIN VIEW 59, ORANGE 48

Mason Stutler scored seven of his 13 points in the fourth quarter, as homestanding Mountain View pulled away for a Commonwealth District win.

The Wildcats visit Albemarle on Tuesday.

Orange 12 11 11 14 — 48

Mt. View 16 14 8 21 — 59

Scoring

Orange: Justin Buckner 4, Rahiem Cooper 13, Jabari Bryant 4, Tyler Seal 8, Alec Miller 4, Eric Washington 8, Larry Banks 2, Jacob Pugh 5. Totals: 17 12-16 48.

Mountain View (13–5, 9–3): Tyrus Mason 9, DaeSean Hamilton 6, Ben Keller 3, Dustin Maghan 0, Tarrren Christian 0, Joe Wilson 4, Lucas Brown 12, Mason Stutler 13, Max Beckham 4, Tyrell Mason 8. Totals: 23 8-17 59.

Three-point goals: Orange 2 (R. Cooper 2). Mountain View 5 (T. Mason 2, M. Stutler 3).

NORTH STAFFORD 62, MASSAPONAX 50

T.J. Jones poured in 28 points and the Wolverines stepped up their defensive play in the second half to keep the Panthers in check for a Commonwealth District victory.

Lyndon White blocked seven shots and collected six steals for North Stafford, which travels to Riverbend on Tuesday.

Massaponax 14 14 12 10 — 50

No. Stafford 19 13 19 11 — 62

Scoring

Massaponax: Aaron McFarland 4, Joey Foster 0, Trevon Jones 25, Nate Grosskopf 5, Charles Edwards 8, Keith Phelps 0, Devon Black 8. Totals: 15 17-23 50.

North Stafford (14–3, 11–2): Justin Tuckson 4, Jordan Thompson 0, T.J. Jones 28, Lyndon White 4, Keith Morris 0, Trejon McGee 10, Usie Miller 0, Taylor Damarre 1, Denzel Shumpert 4, Brandon Ravenel 8, Tykie Nelson 3, Eric Szymanski 0. Totals: 21 18-23 62.

Three-point goals: Massaponax 3 (N. Grosskopf, C. Edwards, D. Black). North Stafford 2 (T. Jones 2).

BROOKE POINT 58, COLONIAL FORGE 43

Mario Gills led all scorers with 17 points for Brooke Point in its Commonwealth District home win over Colonial Forge.

Carlton Carter and Ryan Corp added 12 points apiece for the Black–Hawks.

Jalen Cotton had eight rebounds for Brooke Point, which hosts Stafford on Tuesday.

Colonial Forge 6 9 11 17 — 43

Brooke Point 13 20 15 10 — 58

Scoring

Colonial Forge: Jeffrey Moore 2, Dallas Driver 3, DeMarious Quick 0, Damen Daniel 5, Corey Hankerson 5, Marco Haskins 15, Ignacio Alleyne 10, Jalen Frazier 0, Robert Loving 0, Javon Frazier 3, Nick Sobel 0. Totals: 16 7-8 43.

Brooke Point (12–6, 9–3): Carlton Carter 12, Mario Gills 17, T.T. Felder 6, Ryan Corp 12, Marquete Eddie 7, Jalen Cotton 2, Julian Swinton 0, Emmanuel Baba 0, Shawn Austin 0, Nate Phelps 2. Totals: 13 8-11 58.

Three-point goals: Colonial Forge 4 (D. Daniel, C. Hankerson, M. Haskins 2). Brooke Point 8 (C. Carter 2, M. Gills 3, R. Corp 2, M. Eddie).

JAMES MONROE 76, SPOTSYLVANIA 35

James Monroe held a 39–10 lead at the half and cruised to a Battlefield District win with help from Te’Quan Alers, who finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and five blocks.

Tony Scott added four assists and four rebounds, while Marcus Finnie and Robert Lamar combined for 10 rebounds for the Yellow Jackets.

JM visits Culpeper on Tuesday.

Spotsylvania 5 5 14 11 — 35

James Monroe 22 17 18 19 — 76

Scoring

Spotsylvania: Tyler Coleman 4, L.J. Durante 4, Dominique Ferguson 0, Devin Kennedy 6, Miles Pemberton 7, Nunu Teo-Lewis 4, Deon Ware 10, Malik White 0. Totals: 12 11-17 35.

James Monroe (14–1, 8–0): Te’Quan Alers 18, Alex Baker 11, A’darius Brown 2, Julian Bumbrey 10, Jaamir Bumbrey 12, Kelvin Conway 0, Torreik Ferguson 2, Marcus Finnie 2, James Fleet 4, Robert Lamar 2, Tommy Nguyen 7, Tony Scott 6. Totals: 30 12-24 76.

Three-point goals: Spotsylvania 0. James Monroe 4 (A. Baker, J. Bumbrey 2, T. Scott).

CULPEPER 69, KING GEORGE 53

Visiting Culpeper opened both halves strong and earned a Battlefield District win over King George.

Mike Kenney had 14 points to lead the Blue Devils, while L.J. Baylor had 13 for the Foxes, who host Caroline on Tuesday.

Culpeper 24 16 14 15 — 69

King George 10 17 5 21 — 53

Scoring

Culpeper: Anthony Banks 6, Henry Butler 9, Devonte Deans 12, J.P. Gorby 7, Billy Hogan 2, Mike Kenney 14, Chris Miller 1, Zack Stanley 0, Nik Stewart 13, Adrian Strother 0. Totals: 14 15-24 64.

King George (8–10, 4–6): L.J. Baylor 13, Justin Brown 2, De’Shon Brown 9, Damion Carroll 8, Alon Clippard 0, Keenan Frye 2, Trey Graham 2, Anthony Howard 10, Jamonte Parker 7. Totals: 21 6-14 53.

Three-point goals: Culpeper 6 (J. Gorby, M. Kenney 2, N. Stewart 3). King George 2 (L. Baylor 2).

CHRIST CHAPEL 67,

FREDERICKSBURG ACADEMY 37

Matthew King had 15 points, all from 3-point land, and A.J. Topps grabbed 10 rebounds for Fredericksburg Academy in a loss to Christ Chapel Academy.

The Falcons hit the road to take on Fredericksburg Christian’s junior varsity team on Monday.

Christ Chapel 22 17 21 7 — 67

Fred. Acad. 5 7 7 18 — 37

Scoring

Christ Chapel Academy (14–6): David Anthony 0, Tayler Brletic 12, Stephen Brown 16, Ryan Glenn 0, Keano Illidge 5, Jeffery Johnson 0, Preston Martin 4, Justus McLean 0, Branden Nicks 0, Donn Norwood 12, Barry Rhodea 16, Micah Wells 0, Philip White 2. Totals: 25 11-13 67.

Fredericksburg Academy (9–7): Brandon Atkins 4, John Hazel 0, Ryan Hudson 7, Fitzhugh Johnson 2, Matthew King 15, Nate McDermott 0, Michael Murphy 2, A.J. Topps 5, Matt Vance 2. Totals: 10 7-11 37.

Three-point goals: Christ Chapel Academy 6 (T. Brletic 2, B. Rhodea 4). Fredericksburg Academy 6 (R. Hudson, M. King 5).

ESSEX 91, WASHINGTON & LEE 55

Reggie Johnson had 19 points and nine rebounds to lead Essex to a Northern Neck District win against Washington & Lee.

Adarius Booker added 14 points and eight assists for the Trojans, who host Lancaster on Tuesday.

W&L 12 14 15 14 — 55

Essex 27 23 25 16 — 91

Scoring

Washington & Lee: Keidell Ball 0, Dewayne Cherry 0, Otho Gaskins 11, Kwame Gray 9, C.J. Harris 0, Chris Henry 18, Bryce Johnson 0, Eric Mason 0, Wallace McDowney 1, Davon Peyton 0, Marcus Smith 8, Jerry Thompson 0, Marcus Anderson 8. Totals: 20 13-30 55.

Essex (15–2, 5–1): Lavonte Bundy 10, A.J. Gardner 2, Reggie Johnson 19, Demonte Taylor 12, Adarius Booker 14, Jamal Layne 13, Alonzo Tompkins 4, D.J. Ashlock 6, Keith Bundy 11. Totals: 35 18-31 91.

Three-point goals: Washington & Lee 2 (O. Gaskins, K. Gray). Essex 3 (L. Bundy, R. Johnson 2).

LANCASTER 94, COLONIAL BEACH 48

Kiante Dickerson recorded a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds for Colonial Beach in its Northern Neck District loss to Lancaster.

Keane Foster chipped in 10 points for the Drifters, who host Northumberland on Tuesday.

Col. Beach 8 19 15 6 — 48

Lancaster 21 26 23 24 — 94

Scoring

Colonial Beach (4–14, 1–5): Josh Sanford 3, Travis Irvine 2, Kiante Dickerson 19, Montie Gould 7, Tim McDowney 7, Keane Foster 10, Sidney Horton 0. Totals: 16 7-10 48.

Lancaster (17–1, 5–0): Coleman 22, Colding 13, Craft 6, Lee 1, Manning 9, Gregory 20, Gibson 9, Morris 4, J. Smith 5, K. Smith 5. Totals: 35 17-25 94.

Three-point goals: Colonial Beach 9 (J. Sanford, K. Dickerson 5, M. Gould, T. McDowney, K. Foster). Lancaster 7 (Coleman 2, Colding 2, Manning, Gregory 2).

FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN 65,

SETON SCHOOL 30

A.J. Stevens had 14 points and Trey Rowser added 13 as Fredericksburg Christian’s boys basketball team picked up a 65–30 Delaney Athletic Conference home win against Seton School last night.

The Eagles host Massaponax on Thursday.

Seton 4 4 15 7 — 30

FCS 20 16 9 20 — 65

Scoring

Seton: A.J. Goodeaux 6, Michael Keppler 16, John Kohlhaas 2, John Looth 1, Kevin Petrisck 0, Phillip Wykowski 5. Totals: 11 5-8 30.

Fredericksburg Christian (16–4, 4–0): A.J. Addison 4, Aaron Alexander 4, Jacob Baker 6, Brendan Hughes 0, James King 0, Trey Rowser 13, Eric Shaw 4, A.J. Stevens 14, Bryan Tucker 2, Collin Vakos 9, DeLante’ Victory 6, A.J. Washington 3. Totals: 27 4-10 65.

Three-point goals: Seton 3 (A. Goodeaux 2, M. Keppler). Fredericksburg Christian 7 (T. Rowser 3, C. Vakos 3, A. Washington).

TUESDAY’S RESULTS

BOYS BASKETBALL

FRED. ACADEMY 70, WAKEFIELD C.D. 52

A.J. Topps earned a double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds as he led the Falcons to a win over Wakefield Country Day. Ryan Hudson sank five 3-pointers and scored 25 points.

Fred. Acad. 19 17 20 14 — 70

Wakefield CD 14 12 8 18 — 52

Scoring

Fredericksburg Academy (9–6, 4–3): Ryan Hudson 25, Justin Safarik 0, A.J. Topps 15, Matthew King 15, Matt Vance 9, Brandon Atkins 4, Fitzhugh Johnson 0, John Hazel 0, Nate McDermott 0, Michael Murphy 2, Noah Burkes 0, Kobe Daniels 0, Ishmial Delarosa 0. Totals: 21 4-6 70.

Wakefield Country Day: Maxime Manzi 5, Brian Shafran 16, Greg Czekaj 3, Daniel Chadduck 10, Alex Foster 7, Michael Stone 0, Tim Johns 1, Alex Harris 3, Daniel Larner 2, Connor O’Heir 2, Sean Brown 0, Michael O’Heir 3. Totals: 12 14-27 52.

Three-point goals: Fredericksburg Academy 8 (R. Hudson 5, M. King 3). Wakefield Country Day 4 (B. Shafran 2, G. Czekaj, A. Harris).

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