Yorktown High School | Archive | March, 2009

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Top 10 Plays — March 23-29, 2009

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Honorable Mentions (in no order):
Bats Off — Yorktown CF Bill Edgar gets a bizarre ground out to the pitcher in the Patriots’ 8-4 win over the Generals.
Koko with the K.O., K.O. — Ram junior Alex “Koko” Makumbi scored back-to-back goals in the 66th and 69th minutes to cap a hat trick in Robinson’s 3-1 road victory over rival Westfield.
Zurn and Go — In the Montgomery County Publics vs. Privates All-Star Game, St. Andrews senior Alexander Zurn sinks a filthy and-one layup in traffic. But the Publics won the VOLi Sports All-Star Challenge, 108-97.

No. 10 — Seppi Slide
Prince George’s County, Maryland  — In an 8-5 win for Eleanor Roosevelt over High Point, Raider 3B Luke Seppi goes all-out to catch this high pop-up in foul territory, sliding to retire the batter.

No. 9 –– Bryner Bases-Clearing Two-Bagger
S.M.A.C., Maryland — Calvert sophomore Ed Bryner unloads the bases with this two-out, three-run double to clinch a mercy-rule, 16-4 victory for the Cavaliers over the Hurricanes in a battle of previously-unbeaten teams in Frederick City.

No. 8 — K.C. Sunshine
Loudoun County, Virginia
— Park View junior K.C. Onyeador shows a nose for goal is genetic with back-to-back hat tricks for the Patriots. K.C. Onyeador’s cousin, Uche Onyeador, holds the Virginia high school record with 127 career goals, including a single-season record 42 as a junior, and plays at Georgetown. K.C. is on pace to obliterate the Park View school record for career goals.

No. 7 –– Meet in the Middel

Montgomery County, Maryland — Churchill senior Parker Middel gets back-to-back bone-shattering hits on would-be Wootton defenders. But the Patriots retaliated further down the countdown.

No. 6 –– Hurricane James
S.M.A.C., Maryland — This early-season match-up between Northern and Huntingtown, the winner was poised to put itself in the driver’s seat in the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference. The Hurricanes called shotgun and put the Pats in the trunk. Huntingtown senior Peter Athens and Mike James scored five and six goals, respectively, in its 20-8 win to move to 3-0.

No. 5 –– Great Wahl
Northern Region, Virginia — West Springfield and Lake Braddock entered this Patriot District season-opener ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the Northern Region Baseball Coaches’ Association poll. Spartan junior Bobby Wahl made sure his squad would retain that top spot for another week with a complete game one-hitter, striking out 13 Bruins, while only walking one.

No. 4 –– Ladies’ Night
Powell Precision
Loudoun County, Virginia
— Broad Run striker Valerie Powell used the outside of her left foot to float this perfectly-placed shot over the Stone Bridge goalkeeper for the game-winning tally in the Spartans 2-1 road win. Broad Run is the defending Virginia AA state champion, returned 16 players from that unit and won its 26th-consecutive game thanks to Powell’s heroics.

Costello-Mays Caps Win
Prince William County, Virginia — Woodbridge and Battlefield met in a rematch of last year’s Northwest Region final, a 3-2 penalty-kick win for the Vikings. This time around, Woodbridge left little doubt, with a 4-0 win, highlighted by two goals from Kristen Lybert and capped by this 61st-minute free kick by Kellsey Costello-Mays.

No. 3 –– Doran Doran
Montgomery County, Maryland — Wootton sophomore attackman Christopher Doran gets revenge for Play No. 7 in the Top 10 with this behind-the-head goal as the Patriots locked up a 10-3 win over the Bulldogs.

No. 2 –– Double Lutz
Prince William County, Virginia — After Battlefield blew a three-goal lead at the start of the fourth period by allowing five Forest Park goals, Bobcat senior Chris Lutz scores the game-winning, double-overtime goal to beat the Bruins, 7-6. The home win avenges a 16-5 home loss for Battlefield to Forest Park last season, the Bobcats’ worst of the year.

No. 1 — Clay-Born to Run
Montgomery County, Maryland — Damascus sophomore Cassie Clayborne hit an inside-the-park grand slam as part of her team’s 10-2 win over Blair. The Hornets’ current No. 5-hitter was in the lead-off spot last season and demonstrated both her speed and power on this Play of the Week.

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Yorktown’s boys’ varsity tennis team extended its National District winning streak to 5-0 last week with wins over Edison and Mount Vernon.

The Patriots defeated Edison, 6-3, on March 23 with wins in four singles matches and two doubles matches. Yorktown then swept Mount Vernon, 8-0, in an away match on March 27.

Contributing to the pair of victories were three Patriots who remain undefeated in singles matches this season: No. 1 Matt Karvelas, No. 4 Jonathan Ammirati and No. 5 Aidan Papavizas.

Yorktown Coach Dave Barton noted that the win over Edison was significant.

“This was an important win since Yorktown had lost twice to Edison last year,” he said.

In the Edison match, Dan Yeatman also won in the No. 6 singles slot.

Against Mount Vernon, other singles winners were No. 2 Matt McDonnell, No. 3 Sky Leyden and No. 6 Ben Martindale.  

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Northern Region Baseball Coaches Association Top 10

The Top 10 teams in the Northern Region, as selected by the Northern Region Baseball Coaches’ Association as of March 30, 2009.

Week 2 — March 30

1.       West Springfield              4-0

2.       Chantilly                           5-0        

3.       Lake Braddock                2-1

4.       Westfield                         4-0

5.       Langley                           3-0

6.       McLean                           2-1

7.       South County                  2-1

8.       Stone Bridge                   3-1

9.       Woodson                        2-1

10.      Madison                         2-1

 
Also Receiving Votes:

Robinson

T.C. Williams

Yorktown

Mount Vernon

Previous Top 10 Polls
3/18 – Preseason
3/23 – Week 1

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By Kyle Wannen
For DigitalSports.com

Results from the third annual scholar athlete banquet hosted by the National Football Foundation& College Hall of Fame, Inc. National Capital Region Chapter.

NFF Eastern Region Scholar Athlete Nominee:

Trevor Lawler, Georgetown Prep

$1000 Scholarship Recipients:

Trevor Lawler, Georgetown Prep

David M. Wisda, Centreville High School

Jacob R. Sweeney, W.T. Woodson High School

John C. Weidinger, Lake Braddock High School

Alex T. Price, Fairfax High School

2009 Scholar Athlete Nominees:

Clayton Armstrong, Ballou High School

Hussein Fahema, West Potomac High School

Ryan Harris, Oakton High School

Noah M. Joseph, Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School

Trevor Lawler, Georgetown Prep

Alex T. Price, Fairfax High School

Austin Skobel, Sherwood High School

Zach Splain, Sherwood High School

Jacob R. Sweeney, W.T. Woodson High School

Kyle E. Toulouse, Yorktown High School

Aleksandr V. Vandolov, James Madison High School

Matthew A. Verducci, Bishop Ireton

John C. Weidinger, Lake Braddock High School

Brian Williams, Bishop O’Connell High School

David M. Wisda, Centreville High School

Anthony Young-Wiseman, Walt Whitman High School

Recipients of Special Recognition Awards:

Coach Al Thomas, Sherwood High School

Coach Gordon Leib, James Madison High School

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By Angela Watts
Assistant GM, Washington D.C. Metro Area

** Click the links to access a full photo gallery and dozens of video highlights from Friday’s game!

Yorktown’s softball team kicked off its ****** cancer awareness and fund-raising campaign in grand fashion Friday night, downing National District rival Wakefield, 15-0, in its home-opener.

The Patriots — who donned pink T-shirts that read “Yorktown Cares” over their navy blue uniforms — showed their strength and their consistency throughout the lineup, as 13 different players combined for a whopping 21 hits in the six-inning victory.

But from the first pitch, which was thrown out ceremonially by Arlington County Board Chairman — and ****** cancer survivor — Barbara Favola, this game was about much more than softball statistics.

“On a personal level, my mother has suffered  and she’s a survivor of ****** cancer … three times,” first-year Coach Julie Fetter said of her mother, Jeanne Fetter. “She’s very fortunate. And the girls need to be aware of it. Hopefully we’ll find a cure. And it was nice that Barbara could come out … it was nice of all of Arlington that everyone came out to support us.”

Fetter isn’t the only one in the Patriots’ softball family with a history of the disease. Assistant coaches Deb Litman and Laura Rubinchuk both have personal histories as well — Litman’s grandmother died from ****** cancer and Rubinchuk’s mother and grandmother are both survivors.

Those are just some of the reasons why Yorktown will be donating portions of its ticket, T-shirt, concession and raffle sales to ****** cancer research from now until it hosts its biggest rival — Bishop O’Connell — on May 2.

“Tonight was the start, and we’re going to end against our biggest rival, Bishop O’Connell,” Fetter said. “So you’ll see a lot more people in the stands that night.”

But there were plenty in attendance on Friday, and all were witness to the Patriots’ power.

Leadoff hitter Kristen Soroka, the team’s starting shortstop, went a perfect 4-for-4 at the plate, with two singles, two doubles, two RBI and three runs scored. But Soroka wasn’t the only one.

Ten different Patriots scored in the game, six registered multiple hits — including Soroka, pitcher Annie Blaine, first baseman Olivia Merrion, second basemen Emily Panyard, right fielder Gretchen Schneider, catcher Stephanie Severn — and six totaled more than one RBI.

“We’ve been hitting that consistently,” said Fetter, whose team improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the National District. “They’ve really come together as a team. They love each other, so that makes a difference. We have a lot of talent all-around, so it makes them easy to coach.

“But, at other times,” Fetter added, laughing, “it can also be the most difficult to coach.”

That’s because there is so much talent on the Patriots’ roster that Fetter and her assistants are forced to rotate some extremely skillful players.

Blaine was remarkable Friday night, allowing one hit while striking out nine batters and walking none in four innings of work. She struck out the side in both the first and third innings.

But she isn’t Yorktown’s only standout pitcher: Senior Hannah Bauman shines for the Patriots as well. The same can be said at catcher, where Friday’s starter — Severn — also splits the work-load with Panyard.

“We’re very fortunate that we have that problem,” Fetter said, laughing. “We have, I feel, two of the best pitchers and two of the best catcher in the league. And they’re all hard-headed and they all want to win. So our battery is fun. They’re a fun group to coach, and they’re equally talented.

“I’m really happy we have them on our team.”

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Wakefield     000 000 X —   0    1  0
Yorktown     613 221 X — 15  21  1
 

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By Phil Murphy
Senior Multimedia/Content Editor
Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area

If Tom Brady plays a pivotal role in a Patriots’ victory, it is not breaking news in any area of the country.

But Brady doing so in March — and hitting in the eight spot in a game they win, 9-4 — just might turn some heads.

Patriot senior centerfielder Tom Brady was one of six different players to drive in runs for Yorktown in its 9-4 road win over Washington-Lee on a chilly Tuesday afternoon, conditions reminiscent of a New England spring.

“It’s a little old now,” said Brady (2-4, 2 RBI) of his teammates’ jokes from his coincidental etymology. “When I first got on the team, it was pretty bad. It was almost every day.”

The quarterback of these Patriots, though — both literally on the football team in the fall and figuratively, with his leadership, on the diamond — is senior pitcher and second baseman Kyle Toulouse.

On Tuesday, he pitched a complete game, allowing just two earned runs and six hits, while striking out four Generals.

Toulouse threw 100 pitches, 63 for strikes, and delivered first-pitch strikes to 17 of the 31 batters he faced.

But entering the seventh inning, he had already thrown 91 pitches and had a five-run lead. While Toulouse was three outs from a complete game, Yorktown coach Mike Allen watched his ace’s final inning with a degree of precaution.

“If anyone gets to second base [I’d pull him],” said Allen, 156-103 in just over 12 seasons as the Patriots’ skipper. “Usually if it’s a closer game, it’s smaller. I judge how he feels. A week ago when we played, I pulled him a little earlier at 70 pitches. Tonight, he was strong, he threw mostly fastballs.

“He was going to go maybe about 105, and that’s as far as he would have gone.” 

Added Toulouse, who hit a first-pitch solo home run in the fourth inning to provide his own insurance: “It all depends on how I feel. I feel like if my arm is a little tired, he lets me go. Generally, though, I’m not on a pitch count. I just go until they hit me.”

Although this was the first district game of the season — and fourth overall for both teams — its importance can not be neglected.

Yorktown (3-1), the defending National District champions, won 17-straight games last season before falling in the first round of the Northern Region Tournament to Robinson.

And Washington-Lee (2-2), who was only 11-12 last year, has possibly the most-balanced line-up in the district and has the firepower trade offensive blows with any team.

With the Generals pinned as the heir apparent to the Patriots’ throne, Yorktown’s veteran coach found much gratification in his team’s decisive road win, even with the entire district schedule left to be played.

“It’s good for two reasons,” said Allen, who graduated his entire outfield from last year’s 18-4 team. “One, it’s the first win in the district and we were undefeated last year, so we have a nice little streak going and all. And, second, it’s our archrival. It’s always big.

“We could be 0-20 or 20-0, it’s going to be a big game with W-L.”

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Yorktown               300 132 0 — 9 9 2
Washington-Lee    020 110 0 — 4 6 1

Pitchers: 
YK – Toulouse (W) – CG, 6H, 2 ER, 4 K, 2 BB
WL – To. Edwards (L) – 4+ IP, 4 H, 6 ER, K, 7 BB
WL – McKenna – 3 IP, 2 ER, 5 H, K, 2 BB, HBP
Pitches – Strikes:
YK – Toulouse – 100-63.
WL – To. Edwards – 89-42; McKenna – 55-32.
Groundouts – Flyouts:
YK – Toulouse – 13-3.
WL – To. Edwards – 6-4; McKenna – 3-5.
Batters Faced – First-Pitch Strikes:
YK – Toulouse – 31-17.
WL – To. Edwards – 23-12; McKenna – 18-6.
Notable Batters: 
YK – Toulouse – 1-3, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R, 2 BB
YK – Brady – 2-4, 2 RBI
YK – Demsky – 1-4, RBI, 2 R, BB
YK – Young – 1-2, RBI, R, BB, HBP
YK – Madison – 2-4, 3 R, BB
YK – Kyser – 1-1, RBI, 3 BB
WL – Vitale – 1-3, 2B, 2 RBI
WL – To. Edwards – 0-2, RBI, K
WL – Brower – 2-3, K
Official Time 
2 hours, 11 minutes

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By D.C. Content Team
Paul Frommelt, Trey McCray, Ryan Mink, Phil Murphy, Andy States and Angela Watts

*Complete 3-point highlights available Tuesday morning

** VIDEO GALLERIES COMING SOON**
**PHOTO GALLERY**

3-Point Champion
Steve Kerr, South Lakes

Dunk Champion
T.J. Wilson, Hayfield

All-Star MVP
E.J. Jenkins, T.C. Williams

Beltway  34  55  —  89
‘Burbs    37  43  —  80

Beltway – E.J. Jenkins 6 0-0 16; John Ford 4 2-2 10; T.J. Wilson 5 0-0 10; Robel Getu 3 3-4 10; Gavin Peterson 3 2-2 9; Frank Halloway 2 4-4 8; Kenton Fisher 3 0-0 7; Raymond Watson 3 0-0 6; Simon Kilday 2 0-0 5; Spencer de Mars 1 1-2 4; Allen Stalp 2 0-0 4. Totals 34 11-13 89.
‘Burbs – Dominic Morra 7 2-2 18; Chris Kearney 4 2-2 10; Justin May 3 4-5 10; Isaac Johnson 4 1-1 10; Peter Scanlon 4 1-2 10; Kyle Ricks 3 0-0 6; Travis Williams 2 1-1 5; Jamal Hulum 2 0-0 4; Omi Ogolo 2 0-1 4; Dylan Robeson 1 0-0 3. Totals 32 11-14 80.
3-Pointers – Beltway 10 (Jenkins 4, Peterson 2, Getu, Fisher, Kilday, de Mars); ‘Burbs 5 (Morra 2, Johnson, Scanlon, Robeson).

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By D.C. Content Team
Paul Frommelt, Trey McCray, Ryan Mink, Phil Murphy, Andy States and Angela Watts

*Complete 3-point highlights available Tuesday morning

**VIDEO GALLERIES COMING SOON**
**PHOTO GALLERY**

3-Point Champion
Kelcyn Manurs, South Lakes

All-Star MVP
Khalia Boston, T.C. Williams

Beltway  30  32  —  62
‘Burbs    30  24  —  54

Beltway – Khalia Boston 6 2-4 14; Priscilla Moseh 6 0-0 12; Monica Fikes 5 0-0 11; LaNia Charity 2 2-2 6; Tynisha Parks 1 4-6 6; Rachel Warrick 2 0-0 4; Jackie Williams 1 0-0 3; Shannon Briggs 1 0-0 2; Veronica Paz 1 0-0 2; Katie Zettler 1 0-0 2. Totals 26 6-10 62.
‘Burbs – Sam Landers 5 1-2 13; Kate Vennergrund 4 0-0 10; Jana’e Jackson 2 3-4 7; Carol Dye 3 0-2 6; Kelcyn Manurs 2 0-0 6; Erin McGartland 2 1-2 5; Pui Sham 1 2-2 5; Annie Griffin 0 2-2 2. Totals 19 9-14 54.
3-Pointers – Beltway 4 (Boston 2, Fikes, Williams); ‘Burbs 7 (Landers 2, Vennergrund 2, Manurs 2, Sham).

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Northern Region Baseball Coaches Association Top 10

The Top 10 teams in the Northern Region, as selected by the Northern Region Baseball Coaches’ Association as of March 18, 2009.

Preseason

1.       West Springfield              

2.       Lake Braddock

3.       Chantilly

4.       Stone Bridge

5.       McLean

6.       Madison

7.       South County

8.       Robinson

9.       Westfield

10.      Langley

 

Also Receiving Votes:

Oakton

Yorktown

Centreville

Woodson

Marshall

Washington and Lee

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By Angela Watts
Assistant GM, Washington D.C. Metro Area

The best Northern Region boys and girls basketball players will take center stage at Centreville this Saturday in the second-annual DigitalSports Basketball Showcase.

The Beltway will take on the ‘Burbs as the Showcase features the official Northern Region boys’ and girls’ all-star games, a boys’ and girls’ 3-point shootout and a dunk contest.

We will also feature a fan contest to crown the official No. 1 fan base in the Northern Region. Attendance will be taken at the door and winners will be announced at 7 p.m. So wear your school colors and come out and support your school’s participants. (Prizes for the largest student-cheering section will include a free T-shirt and a free appetizer courtesy of Glory Days Restaurant!)

The Showcase will run from 5:30-9:30 p.m. and entrance fee is $6, which will include a program for every fan.

The event will be announced by Jerome Hruska, official voice of the Washington Nationals.

2009 Itinerary
Saturday, March 21 at Centreville HS

**Participants should check in at 4 p.m.
**Doors will open to the public at 5 p.m.

5:30-5:40 Boys’ and Girls’ 3-Point Shootout Quarterfinals (Preliminaries will be held earlier in the day to determine final eight contestants.)

5:45-5:55 Dunk Contest — First Round (Competitors will go, one-at-a-time in layup lines, and do as many dunks as they can. As determined by judges, the top four will advance to the final round.)

5:55-6:05 Warm up for the girls’ Northern Region All-Star game

6:05-7:20 Girls’ Northern Region All-Star game (Game will consist of two, 15-minute halves.)

7:20-7:25 Girls’ All-Star game medals and MVP trophy awarded

7:25-7:35 Three-Point Shootout Semifinals/Finals/Championship (The boys’ and girls’ champion will go head-to-head in the finale!)

2009 Participants
**subject to change

**GIRLS**
All-Star Game
The ‘Burbs
Carol Dye, Lake Braddock
Annie Griffin, W.T. Woodson
Jana’e Jackson, Mount Vernon
Brianna Johnson, Oakton
Sam Landers, West Springfield
Danielle Landry, Madison
Kacey Liscomb, South Lakes
Kelcyn Manurs, South Lakes
Erin McGartland, Oakton
Katelyn Priftis, Robinson
Pui Sham, West Springfield
Kate Vennergrund, Centreville
Coach: Fred Priester, Oakton

The Beltway
Khalia Boston, T.C Williams
Shannon Briggs, Yorktown
LaNia Charity, Yorktown
Monica Fikes, T.C.Williams
Caity Flint, McLean
Jayme Harris, Stuart
Priscilla Moseh, Robert E. Lee
Veronica Paz, Wakefield
Tynisha Parks, Hayfield
Rachel Warrick, Langley
Jackie Williams, Robert E. Lee
Katie Zettler, Jefferson
Coach: Cavanaugh Hagen, T.C. Williams

3-Point Shootout
Shannon Briggs, Yorktown
Jayme Harris, Stuart
Kelcyn Manurs, South Lakes
Erin McGartland, Oakton
Priscilla Moseh, Robert E. Lee
Pui Sham, West Springfield
Rachel Warrick, Langley
Jackie Williams, Robert E. Lee

**BOYS**
All-Star Game
The ‘Burbs
Robert Coleman, Mount Vernon
Isaac Johnson, Herndon
Chris Kearney, Westfield
Justin May, Chantilly
Kabel Moody, Fairfax
Dominic Morra, Lake Braddock
Omi Ogolo, Madison
Kyle Ricks, Mount Vernon
Peter Scanlon, Westfield
Dylan Robeson, W.T. Woodson
Travis Williams, South Lakes
Kareem Worthey, Centreville
Coach: Doug Ewell, Westfield

The Beltway
Peter Brosnan, McLean
Robel Getu, Wakefield
Kenton Fisher, Marshall
John Ford, Wakefield
Frank Holloway, Jr, Robert E. Lee
Spencer de Mars, Thomas Jefferson
Simon Kilday, Yorktown
E.J. Jenkins, T.C. Williams
Gavin Peterson, T.C. Williams
Allen Stalp, Annandale
Raymond Watson, Stuart
T.J. Wilson, Hayfield
Coach: Julian King, T.C. Williams

3-Point Shootout
Umar Ahmed, Marshall
Matt Baruch, McLean
Stephen Boettke, Robinson
Will Carey, Yorktown
Tre Ford, Stuart
Brandon Francis, Westfield
Robel Getu, Wakefield
Tomeem Khairzada, Edison
E.J. Jenkins, T.C. Williams
Steve Kerr, South Lakes
Simon Kilday, Yorktown
Dominic Morra, Lake Braddock
Gavin Peterson, T.C. Williams
Derek Pruitt, Mount Vernon
Dylan Robeson, W.T. Woodson
Allen Stalp, Annandale
Richard Waldron, Edison
Kareem Worthey, Centreville

Dunk Contest
Robert Coleman, Mount Vernon
Jemel Fair, Edison
John Ford, Wakefield
Jamal Hulum, South Lakes
Mo Ibrahim, Stuart
E.J. Jenkins, T.C. Williams
Corey Levenberry, Wakefield
Kabel Moody, Fairfax
Richard Waldron, Edison
T.J. Wilson, Hayfield

Judges:
*Tierra Ruffin-Pratt, T.C. Williams All-American guard
*Ryan Mink, DigitalSports Montgomery County
*Dr. Dunk
… more to come …

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