HCC sweeps baseball, softball doubleheaders

• COLLEGE BASEBALL

HCC 9, Messiah 5

HCC 9, Messiah 1

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. — Hagerstown Community College erupted for 18 runs in a doubleheader sweep of Messiah College of Wednesday.

In the opener, Brandon Toloso had two hits and an RBI and Matt Kline and Hunter Martin each had two hits for the Hawks (23-7).

Kenny Daniels (3-1) picked up the win, while Patrick O’Connor pitched two scoreless innings in relief to get his second save on the season.

In the second game, Victor Norris had two hits and three RBIs and Justin Smith hit a two-run homer to lead HCC.

Colby Byers, Reid Wallech and Jared Durning combined for a three-hitter and seven strikeouts. Byers (4-2) pitched five innings for the win.

• COLLEGE SOFTBALL

HCC 5, Frederick 4

HCC 7, Frederick 1

Hagerstown Community College swept a doubleheader against visiting Frederick Community College on Wednesday.

In the opener, Katie Gelsinger and Madison Bachtell each connected for a two-run home run in the third inning to lead the Hawks (8-13). Alexis Shearer had four strikeouts in the win.

In the second game, Shearer had four hits and two RBIs, Bachtell had two hits and two RBIs and Niki Marshall had two hits, including a double.

• PREP SOFTBALL

Williamsport 10, Musselman 0

WILLIAMSPORT — Amanda Curry had two hits and four RBIs for Williamsport in a five-inning win over Musselman on Wednesday.

Madisyn Renn had two hits, including a double, and three RBIs, and Emily Talbert added two hits for the Wildcats (2-3).

Cierra Beaver went three innings in the circle to pick up the win.

Spring Mills 3, Boonsboro 2

SPRING MILLS, W.Va. — Spring Mills scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh to beat Boonsboro on Wednesday.

Karly Payne and Lauren Longerbeam each had two hits for the Warriors (3-2).

Grace Roupe went five innings and struck out three, while Payne (2-2) had a pair of strikeouts in relief.

Jefferson 9, Hampshire 4

SHENANDOAH JUNCTION, W.Va. — Makayla Miles and Tori Hanes each drove in a run for Jefferson in a win over Hampshire on Wednesday.

Hanes and Karli Snyder each had three strikeouts for the Cougars.

Petersburg 6, Berkeley Springs 3

Petersburg 11, Berkeley Springs 3

PETERSBURG, W.Va. — Petersburg improved to an 8-0 on the season with a doubleheader sweep of Berkeley Springs on Tuesday.

In the opener, Shyann Farris had two hits for the Indians (4-3).

In the nightcap, Katie Hoffman had two hits and drove in a run and Farris added two hits.

McConnellsburg 10, Southern Fulton 6

WARFORDSBURG, Pa. — Erica Hoffman had four hits and two RBIs for Southern Fulton in a loss to McConnellsburg on Wednesday.

Janelle Appel had three hits and two RBIs and Kierstyn Morton had an RBI for the Indians.

• PREP BASEBALL

Brunswick 1, Frederick 0

BRUNSWICK, Md. — Bryson Shaffer pitched a no-hitter with seven strikeouts to help Brunswick beat Frederick in a nine-inning game Wednesday.

In the bottom of the ninth, James Marker singled in Tyler Polesky to give the Railroaders (5-1) the win.

Marker and Polesky had two hits each for Brunswick.

Musselman 10, East Hardy 1

INWOOD, W.Va. — Musselman scored seven runs in the fifth inning to pull away from East Hardy on Wednesday.

Hunter Burcker drove in three runs and Tyler Robinson had two RBIs to lead the Applemen (3-4). Elijah Miller and Davonne Mosby each had two hits in the win.

Martinsburg 6, Hampshire 3

ROMNEY, W.Va. — Martinsburg rallied for four runs in the top of the seventh to beat Hampshire on Wednesday.

Hunter Martin had three hits and two RBIs and Kyle Farmer drove in two runs to lead the Bulldogs (5-6).

Nicholas Wright and Garrett Hobson each had an RBI, while Farmer (3-1) pitched two scoreless innings of relief to earn the win.

Washington 15, Mercersburg 8

MERCERSBURG, Pa. — Spencer Delawder had three hits and five RBIs for Washington in Wednesday's win over Mercersburg Academy.

Trey Virts had two hits and two RBIs and Culen Watson had two hits for the Patriots (6-1). Zach Depoy pitched five innings to earn the win.

For Mercersburg, Jayvien Sandridge had three RBIs.

Sherando 8, North Hagerstown 3

Sherando outhit North 6-4 in its win over the host Hubs on Wednesday.

• BOYS TENNIS

North Hagerstown 5, Sherando 0

Wednesday at North

Singles — 1. Garrett Johnston (NH) d. Cameron Spieles, 6-4, 6-2; 2. Ethan Fields (NH) d. Palmateer, 6-3, 6-3.

Doubles — 1. Brandon Dillard/Shiv Patel (NH) d. Keith Libertson/Tucker Myers, 6-1, 6-3; 2. Kevin Abeles/Andrés Galván (NH) d. Parker Gregg/Cullen Mills, 6-2, 6-3; 3. Del Carden/Michael Hershey (NH) d. Blake Ordóñez/Colin Uhry, 6-0, 6-0.

Williamsport 5, Smithsburg 0

Wednesday at Williamsport

Singles — 1. Edison Ly (W) by fft.; 2. Evan Bowen (W) d. Nick Notabartolo, 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles — 1. Derrick Jack/Chris Harsh (W) by fft.; 2. Shaun Loar/Nickali Hont (W) by fft.; 3. Owen Wood/Spencer Cutter (W) d. Thomas Moran/Patrick Johnson, 6-0, 6-1.

Record: Williamsport 2-2.

Oakdale 5, Clear Spring 0

Wednesday at Clear Spring

Singles — 1. Ryan Rosenberg (O) d. Billy Block, 6-1, 6-1; 2. Vivek Patel (O) d. Paul Seibert, 6-4, 7-6 (1).

Doubles — 1. Josh Lee/Matt Nasuti (O) d. Connor Michael/Garrett Landman, 6-3, 6-1; 2. Zacary Brown/Lukas BeBee (O) d. Brady Stouffer/Kaleb Best, 6-3, 6-4; 3. Greg Jones/Anthony Guiffre (O) d. Jacob Pugh/Zach Yeakle, 6-3, 7-5.

Jefferson 7, Saint James 0

Wednesday at St. James

Singles — 1. Ethan Gottlieb (J) d. Jason Zheng, 8-2; 2. Bryce Turney (J) d. Ned Bai, 8-1; 3. Mason Palmer (J) d. Noel Patterson, 8-2; 4. Lonnie Brigges (J) d. Min Pham, 8-3.

Doubles — 1. Gottlieb/Turney (J) d. William Chaney/Elliott Lyles, 8-4; 2. Palmer/Brigges (J) d. Harry Masker/Alex Kim, 8-4; Jordan Dixon-Gross/Tighe Didden (J) d. Hayden Lyles/Jacob Yang, 8-3.

Record: Jefferson 11-1.

Flint Hill 7, Saint James 0

Tuesday at St. James

Singles — 1. Arnan Boppudi (FH) d. Jason Zheng, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Rohan Sindhwani (FH) d. Ned Bai, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Nick Schultz (FH) d. Sean Choi, 6-0, 6-0; 4. Tyson Zhang (FH) d. Noel Patterson, 6-0, 6-2.

Doubles — 1. John Nault/David Johnston (FH) d. Harry Masker/Alex Kim, 6-1, 6-1; 2. Josh Ciexar/Amrith Kumaar (FH) d. Elliott Lyles/William Chiang, 6-4, 6-3; 3. Adam Hillman/Ameer Rezazad (FH) d. Hayden Lyles/Daisuke Negishi, 6-0, 6-2.

Spring Mills 7, Boonsboro 0

Wednesday at Spring Mills, W.Va.

Singles — 1. Reven Baun (SM) d. Jordan Row, 8-4; 2. Cyrus Baker (SM) d. Cooper Wells, 8-2; 3. Trey Hull (SM) d. Stephen Wasilko, 8-1; 4. Zack Edwards (SM) d. Seth Hutchinson, 8-0.

Doubles — 1. Hull/Baker (SM) d. Row/Wells, 8-3; Baun/Edwards (SM) d. Wasilko/Chris Li, 8-1; 3. David Funk/Nathan Snyder (SM) d. Hutchinson/Jack Jakupciak, 8-1.

• GIRLS TENNIS

Williamsport 5, Smithsburg 0

Singles — 1. Chloe Hudson (W) d. Alden Grosh, 6-3, 6-2; 2. Britney Malphurs (W) d. Anna Mackley, 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles — 1. Rebecca Lehman/Kristy Tarner (W) d. Talia Seidman/Sydney Boney, 6-1, 7-6 (5); 2. Grace Wolford/Jessica Brown (W) d. Heather Barnes/Keely Wabst, 6-1, 6-0; 3. Leslie Unger/Skylar Detrick (W) d. Bri Rowe/Joyce Anthony, 6-0, 6-2.

Record: Williamsport 2-2.

Clear Spring 5, Oakdale 0

Singles — 1. Jill Bender (CS) d. Sydney Katz, 6-3, 6-0; 2. Maddiee Jenkins (CS) d. Stephanie Pascal, 6-1, 6-4.

Doubles — 1. Alexis Unger/Jaiden McKinney (CS) d. Isabelle Giuffre/Caroline Smith, 6-4, 7-6 (5); 2. Paige Gesell/Hope Forsyth (CS) d. Emily Woodard/Caroline Kelly, 6-3, 7-5; 3. Paige Seibert/Gabby Quilici (CS) d. Zoe Pierce/Sidney Causey, 6-0, 6-4.

Sherando 8, North Hagerstown 1

Wednesday at Sherando

Singles — 1. Abigail Sears (S) d. Maddie Abeles, 10-4; 2. Hallie Hershey (NH) d. Kathryn Robertson, 11-9; 3. Sarah Blaney (S) d. Alex Martin, 10-3; 4. Meredith Gregg (S) d. Cayla Covington, 10-3; 5. Kaitlyn Duncan (S) d. Camille Levine, 10-4; 6. Madilyn Woolever (S) d. McKenzie Foster, 10-6.

Doubles — 1. Abigail Sears/Kathryn Robertson (S) d. Maddie Abeles/Hallie Hershey, 10-8; 2. Sarah Blaney/Meredith Gregg (S) d. Alex Martin/McKenzie Foster, 10-4; 3. Kaitlyn Duncan/Madilyn Woolever (S) d. Cayla Covington/Camille Levine, 10-5.

Spring Mills 6, Boonsboro 1

Wednesday at Spring Mills, W.Va.

Singles — 1. Becca Goldberg (SM) d. Sam Kurapaty, 8-3; 2. Julia Cowan (Bo) d. Jillian Linton, 8-3; 3. Britney Kelley (SM) d. Shekinah Kurapaty, 8-1; 4. Rose Britner (SM) d. Hannah DiNolfi, 8-0.

Doubles — Goldberg/Gillian (SM) d. Leena El Mohandes, 8-2; 2. Linton/M.C. Ofoegbu (SM) d. Shreya Vyas/Madeline Goldstein, 8-0; 3. Amy Filip/Kc McManus (SM) d. Michelle Addo/Nicole Baumgardner, 8-2.

• GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Clear Spring 155, Faith Christian 88, Hancock 23, Lighthouse Christian 13

Wednesday at Hancock

100 — Madei Ammons (CS) 13.5; 200 — Megan Stauch (CS) 29.8; 400 — Ashley Ardinger (CS) 1:16.1; 800 — Carissa Hensley (CS) 2:56.0; 1600 — Hensley (CS) 6:55.0; 100 hurdles — Maria Cuccio (FCA) 19.9; 4x100 relay — Clear Spring, 56.6; 4x200 — Clear Spring, 2:01.4; 4x400 — Faith Christian, 5:14.5; 4x800 — Clear Spring, 11:52.3; Shot put — Abby Michael (FCA), 29-0; Discus — Alicia Yucker (FCA) 95-6; High jump — Elarie Saluski (FCA) 4-4; Long jump — Shalin Thomas (FCA) 13-4; Triple jump — Hannah Hershberger (FCA) 29-0.

• BOYS TRACK & FIELD

Hancock 119, Clear Spring 100, Faith Christian 50, Calvary 36

Wednesday at Hancock

100 — Ean Mann (H) 11.0; 200 — Mann (H) 22.9; 400 — Landon Saluski (FCA) 1:06.3; 800 — Cody Myers (CS) 2:38.0; 1,600 — Myers (CS) 5:30.3; 110 hurdles — Brandon Thomas (CS), Garrett Fox (H) 17.6; 300 hurdles — Devon McCarty (H) 43.9; 4x100 — Clear Spring, 51.2; 4x200 — Hancock, 1:39.9; 4x400 — Faith Christian, 4:19.3; 4x800 — Hancock, 11:11.2; Shot put — Evan Wachter (H) 40-11.5; Discus — Wachter (H) 116-9; High jump — Cole Hixon (CS) 5-9; Pole vault — McCarty (H) 9-6; Long jump — Hixon (CS) 18-7; Triple jump — Jacob Wilson (Cal) 36-4.

• GIRLS LACROSSE

St. Maria Goretti 21, Middleburg 4

MIDDLEBURG, Va. — Georgia Giannaris had four goals and an assist and Taylor Blenckstone had three goals, an assist, six ground balls and seven draw controls to lead St. Maria Goretti past Middleburg Academy on Wednesday.

Danielle Wells had two goals and three assists, Emily Abe had two goals and two assists and Maura Hevey had two goals and an assist for the Gaels, while Zoe Mutchler had two goals, five ground balls and six draw controls.

Also for Goretti, Victoria Baker and Rebecca Mason had two goals each, Juli Swarner had a goal and an assist, Sirri Akaya had a goal and Gigi Longo made five saves.

Boonsboro 22, South Hagerstown 6

Makenna Luzier had three goals and three assists for Boonsboro in Tuesday’s win over South Hagerstown.

Maggie Luzier and Maggie Stanton had two goals and two assists each and Abbi Harrah had two goals and an assist, while Caroline Brunelle, Ella Mannix and Sara Bittenger added two goals each for Boonsboro.

Also for the Warriors, Cassidy O’Neil, Kaitlyn Rogers, Juel Selby, Sabrina Manganaro, Josie Carr, Sarah Meiklejohn and Katie Compton each scored a goal.

• GIRLS SOCCER

Grace 2, Heritage 1

Taylor Morgan had two goals to lead Grace Academy past Heritage Academy in an MDCC contest Wednesday.

Hannah Colvin and Kat Storch each had an assist and Chloe Precher made 15 saves for the Knights (3-2, 2-2).

For Heritage, Hannah Barnes scored the lone goal off an assist from Chloe Gaylor.

• JV GIRLS LACROSSE

Mercersburg 7, Saint James 6

Saint James: Kate Drawbaugh 4 goals; Caroline Bowers 2 goals.

• YOUTH BASEBALL

Conococheague Little League

Heller’s Water Service 10, 4 Star 0

Heller’s: Hayden Hobson 2 hits, 3 RBIs; Jordan Brown 2 hits; Jared Dangerfield 8 Ks.

4 Star: Skylar Sauer 9 Ks.

Tony’s 19, Red Men 6

Tony’s: Noah Faulders 3 hits.

Red Men: Noah Straitiff 2 hits, HR; Aiden Straitiff, Aiden Nigh 2 hits each.

Osborne 12, Post 202 2

Osborne: Devon Bond, Jackson Brandenburg 2 hits, 2 RBIs each; Clayton Barr, David Keller 2 RBIs each.

Maugansville 9-10

Huntzberry Photography 11, Hagerstown Kitchens 4

Huntzberry: Jackson Coulter, Grant Semler 3 hits, 7 Ks each; Blake Custer 2 hits.

Hagerstown Kitchens: Matt Mallardi 6 Ks; Evan Foster-Sexton, Aiden Carter 2 hits each.

Clear Spring Little League

Ernst Market Diamondbacks 13, Keller Williams Premier Realty Angels 9

Diamondbacks: Camden Hall, Jackson Miller, Caleb Younker, Sammy Stonebreaker 2 hits each.

Angels: Lane Poffenberger, PJ Weaver 2 hits each.

Clear Spring 7-8

Bragunier Masonry Blazers 11, Weaver’s Paving Twins 4

Blazers: Dalton Albowicz, Wyatt Albowicz 3 hits each.

Twins: Wyatt Grossnickle 4 hits.

• YOUTH SOFTBALL

Major Interleague

Hagerstown Heating & Cooling (Federal) 19, Scoopalicious (Conococheague) 1

Federal: Kayla Talbert no-hitter, 7 Ks.