No. 1 Cosby advances to final
Published: November 5, 2009
Ben Morrison had 10 kills and Cameron Rust registered four blocks and six kills in leading No. 1 Cosby to a 3-1 win over Midlothian last night in the Dominion District semifinals.
Cameron Vaile also contributed six kills for the Titans, who advanced to play the winner of James River vs. No. 2 Clover Hill in the final.
Will Hanson paced the Trojans with nine kills, three blocks and two aces, Nick Walmsey added six kills and blocked four shots and Tim Boykov totaled seven kills and two aces.
Midlothian ------------------------- 18 19 25 22
Cosby ------------------------- 25 25 18 25
Records: Midlothian 10-12; Cosby 17-4
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Central District
semifinals
No. 1 Deep Run easily defeated J.R. Tucker 3-0 paced by Suzy Rosser, with eight aces, Mallory Woolridge's 13 kills and Ashley Dintaman's 27 assists. The Wildcats advanced to play the winner of Hermitage vs. No. 2 Mills Godwin match.
J.R. Tucker ------------------------- 9 10 8
Deep Run ------------------------- 25 25 25
Highlights: Kara Lowell (JRT) 3 kills, ace, block; Amanda Jahn (JRT) 3 digs, kill, ace; Chaney LaReau (DR) 4 aces, 7 kills, 11 digs;
Records: J.R. Tucker 11-11; Deep Run 14-7
Southside District
semifinals
Janie Goodman had three kills and two blocks and No. 1 Powhatan defeated No. 4 Park View 3-0. Ginna Tucker had eight digs and five kills and Brooke Strathy had 10 assists, eight kills and three aces for the Indians.
Powhatan will host the finals today, taking on the winner of No. 3 Bluestone vs. No. 2 Southampton. The Indians will also play Courtland in the quarterfinals of the regional tournament.
Park View ------------------------- 16 9 19
Powhatan ------------------------- 25 25 25
Records: Park View n/r; Powhatan 18-3
LIS District
semifinals
Despite four close games, Collegiate fell to St. Anne's-Belfield. Emma Damon had three blocks and three kills, Kali Newlen had six kills and two blocks and Christine Thexton had five kills and three blocks to lead the Couagars.
If Collegiate makes the state tournament, its next game will be Tuesday.
St. Anne's-Belfield ------------------------- 25 19 25 25
Collegiate ------------------------- 18 25 23 22
Records: St. Anne's-Belfield 11-6; Collegiate 18-7
Northen Neck
semifinals
Caitlin Francis made 10 kills and seven aces as Essex defeated Lancaster 3-0 in the semifinals Tuesday night. Molly Muse totaled 17 digs and Kelsi Baughan had 14. Blair McMahan added nine assists for Essex, which faces Northumberland for the championship today.
Lancaster ------------------------- 19 12 17
Essex ------------------------- 25 25 25
Records: Lancaster 6-5; Essex 9-2
FIELD HOCKEY
LIS DI semifinals
Becca Martin scored twice and Katie Mastropieri added another to lead second-seeded Collegiate to a 3-1 win over No. 3 Trinity Episcopal, securing the Cougars a spot in tomorrow's championship game. Alex Upadhyaya netted a goal for the Titans.
Trinity Episcopal ------------------------- 0 1 - 1
Collegiate ------------------------- 1 2 - 3
TE: Alex Upadhyaya
C: Becca Martin 2, Katie Mastropieri
Saves: Goldberg (TE) 8; Thomas (C) 6
Records: Trinity Episcopal 13-6-2; Collegiate 16-3
LIS DII semifinals
Steward goalkeeper Ryland Scott had 19 saves, but the No. 3 Spartans' offense stalled in a 5-0 loss to No. 2 Covenant.
Taylor Brown, Leahong Kristy, Maddie Thornton, Virginia Dittmark and Virginia Hill each scored goals to lead Covenant, which will play the winner of Fredericksburg vs. St Margaret's tomorrow at 3:15 p.m.
Steward ------------------------- 0 0 - 0
No. 2 Covenant ------------------------- 1 4 - 5
C: Brown, Kristy, Thornton, Dittmark, Hill
Saves: Scott (S) 19; Rund (C) 4
Records: Steward 1-4-1 LIS, 8-8-1; Covenant 5-1, 14-3
BOYS SOCCER
VCC semifinals
Austin White scored two first-half goals in leading second-seeded Richmond Christian to a 4-1 win over No. 3 Christchurch. Joshua Estrada and Mark Lantz added a goal apiece to round out the scoring. Donny Lee netted a goal for the Fighting Seahorses.
Zach Marino recorded a hat trick, then scored again to lead top-seeded Steward past No. 4 Amelia Academy 6-1. Chris Hughes scored Amelia's lone goal. Steward will face Richmond Christian in today's title match.
Richmond Christian ------------------------- 4 0 - 4
Christchurch ------------------------- 1 0 - 1
RC: Austin White 2, Joshua Estrada, Mark Lantz
C: Donny Lee
Saves: Ryen Kinser (RC) 5; Jake Cho (C) 9
Amelia Acad. ------------------------- 1 0 - 1
Steward ------------------------- 4 2 - 6
A: Hughes
S: Z. Marino (4), Schmiederer, Williamson
Saves: Lamb (A) 8; T. Marino (S) 2
Records: Steward 10-4-1, Amelia 5-8
FOOTBALL
Amelia County 6,
Randolph-Henry 2
Tyrell Banks had the lone touchdown as Amelia County defeated Randolph-Henry in a Tuesday game rescheduled from last Friday. Randolph-Henry's lone score was a fumble that left the end zone.
Randolph-Henry ------------------------- 0 2 0 0 - 2
Amelia County ------------------------- 0 0 6 0 - 6
RH - Safety on fumble out of end zone
A - Tyrell Banks 49 run (kick failed).
CROSS COUNTRY
Richmond Christian placed six runners in the top 10 and ran away from the rest of the field at the Virginia Commonwealth Conference boys meet last Thursday.
RC's Michael Glur finished first in 18:32, nine seconds ahead of Fuqua's Brandon Ah. Fuqua was second.
On the girls side, Dalton Kuhar of Fuqua won in 20:18, but Tanner Roe's third-place finish (21:00) led Steward to the team title over Blessed Sacrament Huguenot. Kelsey Talmadge (22:41) of BSH was fourth.
BOYS
Richmond Christian 14, Fuqua 19
Bless. Sac. Huguenot 28, Steward 31
Kenston Forest 56, Brunswick Ac. 63
(3.1 miles, Deep Run Park)
1. Michael Glur (RC) 18:32; 2. Brandon Ah (F) 18:41; 3. Graham Frazier (BSH) 18:57; 4. Paul McCarty (F) 19:11; 5. Wyatt Jamerson (S) 19:36; 6. Sean Condrey (RC) 19:41; 7. Alan Pruett (RC) 20:02; 8. David Jenkins (RC) 20:19; 9. Nathan Fishell (RC) 20:23; 10. Eric Moore (RC) 20:28.
GIRLS
Steward 20, Bless. Sac. Huguenot 23
Richmond Christian 30, Fuqua 32
Brunswick Ac. 35, Kenston Forest 46
(3.1 miles, Deep Run Park)
1. Dalton Kuhar (F) 20:18; 2. Megan Hebling (BA) 20:59; 3. Tanner Roe (S) 21:00; 4. Kelsey Talmadge (BSH) 22:41; 5. Brook Faison (S) 22:43; 6. Jamie Ray (RC) 22:44; 7. Michelle Runion (KF) 22:45; 8. Connor Hile (RC) 23:03; 9. Kate Long (BSH) 23:19; 10. Ashley Fisher (BSH) 23:35
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