February 05, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 52, Petersburg 39
Ka’lia Johnson had 19 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals to help lead No. 2 Thomas Dale over Central District rival Petersburg 52-39 last night. Alyssa Frye tallied 12 points and four steals, and Taylor Bradley added nine rebounds and two steals for the Knights. Ashley Whitaker paced the Crimson Wave with 18 points.
February 04, 2009
Boys: Thomas Dale 76, Colonial Heights 42
THOMAS DALE 76, COLONIAL HEIGHTS 42 THOMAS DALE (7-4 Central, 11-6) Jordon 0, Turner 9, D. Campbell 6, White 14, Mason 9, Hevener 2, Fulghum 2, Simms 15, Epps 1, Burwell 1, Green 12, King 5. Totals 32 10-21 76. COLONIAL HEIGHTS (1-10, 5-13) Estacio 0, T. Onadipe 3, Dyer 10, Hagy 10, Drewes 5, Battle 8, K. Onadipe 0, Kochuba 0, Bedford 0, Rawlings 6, Steele 0. Totals 15 9-18 42.
February 03, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 65, Colonial Heights 15
Ka’lia Johnson had 12 points, 9 assists and 4 steals as No. 2 Thomas Dale cruised past visiting Colonial Heights. Taylor Bradley had 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals for Thomas Dale, which had four players scoring in double figures. NO. 2 THOMAS DALE 65, COLONIAL HEIGHTS 15 COLONIAL HEIGHTS (4-7 Central, 4-12)
January 30, 2009
Boys: Thomas Dale 87, Dinwiddie 66
THOMAS DALE 87, DINWIDDIE 66
DINWIDDIE (2-8 Central, 4-13) White 19, Parham 0, Wynn 16, Fields 5, Gardner 1, Hawkins 1, Sturdivant 4, Harris 2, Perry 0, Williams 13, Hall 5. Totals: 19 23-40 66.
THOMAS DALE (6-4, 10-6) Jordon 6, Turner 9, D. Campbell 2, White 10, Mason 22, Hevener 0, Fulghum 0, Simms 12, Epps 3, Burwell 1, Green 8, King 14. Totals: 32 21-34 87.
Dinwiddie 15 19 18 14—66
Thomas Dale 17 28 25 17—87
January 29, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 75, Dinwiddie 25
Alyssa Frye led all scorers with 22 points and Andrea Hobbs added 13 in Thomas Dale’s Central District victory over Dinwiddie. Ka’lia Johnson had 17 points, nine assists, eight rebounds and three steals for the Knights. Kiara Mays scored 14 points for the Generals. THOMAS DALE (10-0 Central, 16-1) Frye 22, Sweeney 8, Johnson 17, Brown 2, Hobbs 13, Scott 6, Bradley 4, Cofield 2, Knickerbacker 1. Totals 31 9-10 75.
DINWIDDIE (1-9, 4-15)
January 28, 2009
Boys: Thomas Dale 69, Matoaca 51
THOMAS DALE 69, MATOACA 51 THOMAS DALE (5-4 Central, 9-6) Jordon 5, Turner 2, D. Campbell 4, White 14, Mason 4, Hevener 4, Fulghum 4, Simms 16, Epps 6, Burwell 2, Green 2, King 6. Totals 27 15-23. MATOACA (3-5, 8-9) B. Coleman 12, Cox 2, R. Coleman 1, Ford 0, Irving 15, Smith 6, Cheeks 0, Lee 6, Eaton 7, Evans 2, Newman 0, Cousins 0. Totals 18 12-22 51.
January 27, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 78, Matoaca 45
Ka’lia Johnson (eight assists) and Alyssa Frye both scored 17 points in Thomas Dale’s Central District win over Matoaca. Andrea Hobbs had 16 points and seven assists, and Taylor Bradley (12 rebounds, three steals) and Shawnee Sweeney each added 10 points for the Knights. Tamara Nesmith led the Warriors with 16 points. MATOACA (4-5 Central, 5-10)
January 26, 2009
Boys: Thomas Dale 64, James River 53
THOMAS DALE 64, JAMES RIVER 53
THOMAS DALE (8-6) Jordon 0, Turner 0, D. Campbell 2, White 20, Mason 11, Hevener 0, Fulghum 0, Simms 4, Epps 8, Burwell 0, Green 11, King 8. Totals 29 5-8 64.
JAMES RIVER (7-9) Deichman 19, Ransom 2, McLean 2, Nash 7, Dougherty 6, Smith 5, Kemp 7, Beirne 1, Anderson 0, Jones 4. Totals 18 12-15 53.
Thomas Dale 19 18 16 11—64
James River 9 12 19 13—53
January 25, 2009
Kellam shows ‘em how it’s done
Even missing almost half of its starting lineup, Kellam rolled through the Titan Duals. The Knights defeated host Cosby 50-24 in the championship match. SATs, injuries, concussion, even homework - there were plenty of reasons why some of coach Mike Benzel’s starters stayed off the mat yesterday. “We thought we still had a good shot,“ he said.
January 23, 2009
Boys: No. 9 Meadowbrook 78, Thomas Dale 69
Andrew Simmons hit six of eight from the free throw line in the final minutes of the fourth quarter to seal the win for No. 9 Meadowbrook over host Thomas Dale in a Central District matchup. With 22 points, Simmons was the game’s highest scorer. Andrew White scored 20 points for Thomas Dale and brought down 12 rebounds. NO. 9 MEADOWBROOK 78, THOMAS DALE 69
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 71, Meadowbrook 41
Alyssa Frye scored 17 points and Andrea Hobbs netted 14 in Thomas Dale’s victory over Meadowbrook to remain perfect in the Central District. Ka’lia Johnson added 11 points for the Knights. Crystal Smith led the Monarchs with 16 points. THOMAS DALE (8-0 Central, 14-1) Frye 17, Sweeney 8, Johnson 11, Williams 8, Hobbs 14, Scott 4, Bradley 9. Totals 24 15-26 71.
MEADOWBROOK (6-2, 7-7)
January 20, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 76, Matoaca 42
Alyssa Frye scored 17 points, including a trio of 3-point goals, as No. 2 Thomas Dale defeated Central District host Matoaca. Ka’Lia Johnson had 16 points for the Knights. Lindsay Froggatt and Morgan Meadows each scored 10 for Mataoca. Frye 17, Sweeney 7, Johnson 16, Brown 5, Williams 1, Hobbs 15, Scott 6, Bradley 6, Cofield 3, Thomas 0. Totals 23 9-17 76.
MATOACA (3-4, 4-7)
Boys: Matoaca 83, Thomas Dale 76
MATOACA 83, THOMAS DALE 76 MATOACA (2-5 Central, 5-7) B. Coleman 28, Cox 0, R. Coleman 6, Ford 11, Irving 8, Cheeks 10, Lee 16, Prendergast 0, Newman 4. Totals: 29 17-23 83. THOMAS DALE (4-3, 7-5) Jordon 3, Turner 11, White 26, Mason 4, Hevener 0, Simms 13, Burwell 6, Green 13. Totals: 30 15-24 76.
January 16, 2009
Boys: Hopewell 77, Thomas Dale 72
Calvin Ruiz scored 16 of his 22 points in the first half as Hopewell knocked off Central District rival Thomas Dale. Pedro Berrios led Hopewell with 23 points and Milton Gholson had 19 in the win. Thomas Dale also got 23 points from Andrew White. Michael Simms scored 21 and Aaron Epps had 10. HOPEWELL 77, THOMAS DALE 72
THOMAS DALE (4-3 Central, 7-5)
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 75, Hopewell 14
Second-ranked Thomas Dale gave up one point in the first half and went on to record a Central District victory over visiting Hopewell. Ka’lia Johnson scored 14 points, Taylor Bradley 13, Alanza Brown 12 and Alyssa Frye 11 for the Knights. NO. 2 T. DALE 75, HOPEWELL 14
HOPEWELL (0-8, 0-15) Raines 0, Dail 7, Slaughter 2, Thomas 0, S. Tyler 3, Robinson 0, Gholson 0, Luckett 0, Bentley 2. Totals 6 1-2 14.
THOMAS DALE (7-0, 13-1)
