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MSA Top-25 End of regular season rankings: Feb 23rd – Feb 27th GP # 5

Posted by Michael Glick at Feb 23, 2016 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )

MSA Top-25 boys basketball end of regular season rankings: Feb 23rd – Feb 27th

February 23, 2016 Kyle McFadden HS Basketball 0

Every Monday, Maryland Sports Access will provide boys basketball rankings from the regions of Baltimore, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Prince George’s.

Teams from those regions are compiled and ranked Associated Press style based off of how the panel feels about where they stand up to date.

Panel: Kyle McFadden, MSA Co-Founder; Ben Spector, MSA Writer; Kendall Hilton, Co-Founder of Fan-I Sports; Marcus Helton, DMVelite Editor-in-chief

1. Dr. Henry A. Wise Pumas (2) – 99 points (15-3) LW: 2 (+1)

County: Prince George’s, 4A

Last week: WIN, Bladensburg by 7; WIN, Northwestern by 25

Notable wins: Miller by 9 (Va.), DuVal by 47, Kent County by 22, West Charlotte (N.C.) by 21, No. 15 C.H. Flowers by 38, Suitland by 52, Bladensburg by 13, Parkdale by 34, No. 25 Bowie by 1, No. 24 Bowie by 3, Laurel by 41, No. 16 C.H. Flowers by 14, Bladensburg by 7, Northwestern by 25

Losses: DeMatha by 13, No. 1 Eleanor Roosevelt by 2, Riverdale Baptist by 2

2. Eleanor Roosevelt Raiders (1) – 99 points (19-3) LW: 1 (-1)

County: Prince George’s, 4A

Last week: WIN, Parkdale by 40; LOSS, No. 25 Bowie by 3

Notable wins: Northwestern by 36, No. 3 Wise by 2, High Point by 26, La Plata by 44, Laurel by 36, DuVal by 36, Bladensburg by 31, No. 15 C.H. Flowers by 6, Suitland by 40, No. 25 Bowie by 4, High Point by 45, Laurel by 30, Bladensburg by 7, Parkdale by 40

Losses: DeMatha by 22, Bishop McNamara by 5, No. 25 Bowie by 3

3. Douglass Eagles – 97 points (17-1) LW: 3

County: Prince George’s, 2A

Last week: WIN, Forestville by 19; WIN, CMIT by 73

Notable wins: No. 8 Poly by 16, Northwestern by 43, No. 24 Crossland by 14, Clinton Christian by 26, No. 14 Largo by 13, Fairmont Heights by 57, Forestville by 22, Croom by 76, No. 22 Crossland by 22, Surrattsville by 26, Central by 23, Tall Oaks by 56, CMIT by 73

Losses: No. 2 Gwynn Park by 5

4. New Town Titans (1) – 90 points (17-2) LW: 4

County: Baltimore, 2A

Last week: WIN, Pikesville by 37; WIN, Parkdale by 12

Notable wins: No. 9 Perry Hall by 4, Gilman by 2, Calvert Hall by 7, Whitman by 23, Carver A&T by 87, Western Tech by 34, Loch Raven by 20, Hereford by 37, No. 23 Dundalk by 5, Dulaney by 25, Owing Mills by 5, Pikesville by 37

Losses: No. 8 Poly by 12, Catonsville by 1

5. Gwynn Park Yellow Jackets – 88 points (21-1) LW: 5

County: Prince George’s, 2A

Last week: WIN, Oxon Hill by 13; WIN, CMIT by 57; WIN, Oxon Hill by 17; WIN, Fairmont Heights by 27

Notable wins: Northern by 29, Forestville by 20, Crossland by 16, Urbana by 18, No. 5 Douglass by 5, CMIT by 46, Crooms by 38, Central by 4, Tall Oaks by 27, Oxon Hill by 13, CMIT by 57, Oxon Hill by 17, Fairmont Heights by 27

Losses: No. 17 Largo by 2

6. Baltimore Polytechnic Engineers – 88 points (17-3) LW: 6

County: Baltimore City, 3A

Lat week: WIN, Digital Harbor by 25; No. 24 Lake Clifton by 21; WIN, Edmondson-Westside by 8

Notable wins: No. 6 New Town by 12, Edmondson-Westside by 31, St. Maria Goretti by 10, No. 17 Baltimore City College by 23, Patterson by 16, Chaminade-Julienne (Oh.) by 3, Patterson by 13, No. 17 City by 9, Dunbar by 15, No. 18 Lake Clifton by 9, Digital Harbor by 25, No. 24 Lake Clifton by 21

Losses: No. 5 Douglass (PG) by 16, Capitol Christian Academy by 3, No. 9 Perry Hall by 2

7. Oakland Mills Scorpions – 82 points (19-2) LW: 7

County: Howard, 2A

Last week: WIN, River Hill by 34; WIN, Long Reach by 23; WIN, Wilde Lake by 25

Notable wins: Wilde Lake by 24, Mt. Hebron by 25, Howard by 35, Centennial by 3, Glenelg by 37, No. 11 Hammond by 6, Winters Mill by 9, River Hill by 20, Atholton by 46, Reservoir by 47, No. 25 Centennial by 9, Mt. Hebron by 40, Howard by 18, River Hill by 34, Long Reach by 23, Wilde Lake by 25

Losses: Glenelg Country by 11, No. 11 Hammond by 3

8. Quince Orchard Cougars – 76 points (20-2) LW: 8

County: Montgomery, 4A

Last week: WIN, Clarksburg by 2; WIN, No. 16 Tuscarora by 6; WIN, Kennedy by 10

Notable wins: Wootton by 23, No. 18 Springbrook by 11, Avalon by 45, Frederick by 29, Gaithersburg by 3, Poolesville by 55, Seneca Valley by 17, Damascus by 43, Gaithersburg by 31, Watkins Mill by 29, Poolesville by 32, Clarksburg by 2, No. 16 Tuscarora by 6

Losses: No. 20 Bethesda-Chevy Chase by 1, Clarksburg by 3

9. Linganore Lancers – 71 points (20-1) LW: 9

County: Frederick, 3A

Last week: WIN, Frederick by 28; WIN, Westminster by 39; WIN, North Hagerstown by 19

Notable wins: No. 19 Middletown by 25, Catoctin by 49, Walkersville by 47, South Hagerstown by 23, No. 21 Tuscarora by 8, South Lakes (Va.) by 4, Cesar Chavez (D.C.) by 7, Oakdale by 8, Urbana by 28, Winters Mill by 10, Brunswick by 25, Oakdale by 2, Frederick by 28, Westminster by 39, North Hagerstown by 19

Losses: No. 20 Tuscarora by 5

10. Hammond Golden Bears – 68 points (18-3) LW: 10

County: Howard, 3A

Last week: WIN, Long Reach by 19; WIN, Mt. Hebron by 14; WIN, Howard by 18

Notable wins: Howard by 23, Centennial by 14, Atholton by 24, Marriotts Ridge by 33, Randallstown by 21, Digital Harbor by 47, Long Reach by 22, No. 4 Oakland Mills by 3, Centennial by 6

Losses: No. 4 Oakland Mills by 6, Mt. Hebron by 1, Dunbar by 18

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Gwynn Park Now # 7 in Washinton Post

Posted by Michael Glick at Feb 23, 2016 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )
Boys’ basketball Top 20: Westfield, Hylton, Loudoun Valley, Wakefield, Potomac (Va.) claim conference titles AllMetSports Staff February 22 1. H.D. Woodson (29-0) LW: 1 Antwan Walker scored 21 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lift the Warriors past Coolidge, 67-62, and into Wednesday’s DCIAA final against No. 17 Theodore Roosevelt. 2. St. John’s (27-3) LW: 2 Anthony Cowan Jr. and Dejuan Clayton totaled seven three-pointers to help the Cadets hold off McNamara and advance to Monday’s WCAC final against No. 3 DeMatha. 3. DeMatha (26-4) LW: 3 Markelle Fultz scored 21 points as the Stags surged past then-No. 9 Gonzaga for a 79-66 win, securing their third straight trip to the WCAC title game. 4. National Christian (21-1) LW: 4 Mohammed Kabir’s 29-point, 16-rebound performance pushed the Eagles past Clinton Christian on Saturday and their win streak to 16 games. 5. Westfield (20-2) LW: 5 The Bulldogs completed a perfect run through Virginia Conference 5 play for the second straight year, beating Chantilly, 76-61, in Friday’s conference final. Host B.J. Koubaroulis runs through the top plays from the week of basketball in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area. (Video by Nick Plum for Synthesis/Koubaroulis LLC./The Washington Post) 6. Eleanor Roosevelt (18-2) LW: 6 The Raiders earned a spot in Wednesday’s Prince George’s County championship game after 13 different players scored in Friday’s 80-40 win over Parkdale. 7. Gwynn Park (20-1) LW: 7 The Yellow Jackets won three games in three days this past week, but still must beat Fairmont Heights on Monday to clinch a berth in the Prince George’s County title game against Eleanor Roosevelt. 8. Douglass (17-1) LW: 8 The Eagles completed their regular season with a 93-20 win over Chesapeake Math and IT, but could play in the Prince George’s County championship game depending on Monday’s results. 9. Hylton (20-3) LW: 11 Dwayne Hill dropped a season-high 25 points to lead the Bulldogs to a 69-58 victory over Woodbridge in Saturday’s Conference 4 final, their 10th straight win by double digits. 10. Loudoun Valley (23-0) LW: 12 The Vikings took care of business in the Conference 21B tournament with double-digit wins over Rock Ridge and Heritage to earn the No. 1 seed in the 4A West region playoffs.
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Miles, Yellow Jackets sting Oxon Hill 67-54

Posted by Michael Glick at Feb 21, 2016 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )
Miles, Yellow Jackets sting Oxon Hill 22 Feb 2016 Written by Sean Farrell, Photo by Daniel Kucin Jr. Isaiah Miles DKOXON HILL – The Gwynn Park Yellow Jackets stung Oxon Hill and the area’s leading scorer Shawn Moss, 67-54 on Feb. 18. Isaiah Miles led the way for Gwynn Park, scoring 21 points. However, Miles had some help from his supporting cast. Aaron Parker scored eight points and grabbed 10 rebounds, while Justin Faison added 17 points, including nine points from beyond the arc. “I think we played pretty well, but we could’ve played better transition defense,” Parker said. “We gave up a lot of points, but we keyed in on Moss and I think we got him out the game for the most part.” The match was close throughout the first half as both teams were deadlocked at 17 after one quarter of play. Moss led the way for Oxon Hill by scoring 12 points, but then the star guard got into foul trouble. Miles continued to dominate in the paint for Gwynn Park by scoring 13 points in the first half. “The team needed me to post up more and get easy inside buckets and that’s what I did today,” Miles said. “I feel as a team they wanted to get me open, so when they wanted to make space for me they got me open and I just capitalized on it. “Coach (Michael) Glick drew up a good game plan and wanted to shut (Moss) down and make somebody else beat us and nobody could. Moving forward, we just want to win states. We just have to take it one game at a time and just get better each game.” Gwynn Park also added 17 points in the second quarter and went into the half up three, 34-31. In the second half, Oxon Hill kept up with the Yellow Jackets, but still couldn’t crack into the three-point deficit heading into the fourth as they trailed 47-44. In the final quarter, Gwynn Park took off. The Yellow Jackets swarmed Oxon Hill defensively in the final quarter and exploded for 20 points to put the game away for good. Oxon Hill was constantly pressured into taking bad shots and committed a handful of turnovers. The Clippers only managed to score 10 points in the final frame. Moss finished with just one basket in the second half, by the way of a three-pointer in the final minutes. “I was very proud of CJ Miller. I thought his defense on Moss was outstanding,” Glick said. “I was really proud of how we executed our game plan.”
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MSA Top-25 boys basketball rankings: Feb. 14th – Feb 20th GP # 5

Posted by Michael Glick at Feb 19, 2016 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )
MSA Top-25 boys basketball rankings: Feb. 14th – Feb 20th

February 15, 2016 Kyle McFadden HS Basketball 0

Every Monday, Maryland Sports Access will provide boys basketball rankings from the regions of Baltimore, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Prince George’s.

Teams from those regions are compiled and ranked Associated Press style based off of how the panel feels about where they stand up to date.

Panel: Kyle McFadden, MSA Co-Founder; Ben Spector, MSA Writer; Kendall Hilton, Co-Founder of Fan-I Sports; Marcus Helton, DMVelite Editor-in-chief

1. Eleanor Roosevelt Raiders (3) – 103 points (18-2) LW: 1

County: Prince George’s, 4A

Last week: WIN, Suitland by 17; WIN, Bladensburg by 7

Notable wins: Northwestern by 36, No. 3 Wise by 2, High Point by 26, La Plata by 44, Laurel by 36, DuVal by 36, Bladensburg by 31, No. 15 C.H. Flowers by 6, Suitland by 40, No. 25 Bowie by 4, High Point by 45, Laurel by 30, Bladensburg by 7

Losses: DeMatha by 22, Bishop McNamara by 5

2. Dr. Henry A. Wise Pumas – 97 points (13-3) LW: 3 (+1)

County: Prince George’s, 4A

Last week: WIN, Northwestern by 13

Notable wins: Miller by 9 (Va.), DuVal by 47, Kent County by 22, West Charlotte (N.C.) by 21, No. 15 C.H. Flowers by 38, Suitland by 52, Bladensburg by 13, Parkdale by 34, No. 25 Bowie by 1, No. 24 Bowie by 3, Laurel by 41, No. 16 C.H. Flowers by 14

Losses: DeMatha by 13, No. 1 Eleanor Roosevelt by 2, Riverdale Baptist by 21

3. Douglass Eagles – 95 points (15-1) LW: 5 (+2)

County: Prince George’s, 2A

Last week: WIN, Central by 23; WIN, Tall Oaks by 56

Notable wins: No. 8 Poly by 16, Northwestern by 43, No. 24 Crossland by 14, Clinton Christian by 26, No. 14 Largo by 13, Fairmont Heights by 57, Forestville by 22, Croom by 76, No. 22 Crossland by 22, Surrattsville by 26, Central by 23, Tall Oaks by 56

Losses: No. 2 Gwynn Park by 5

4. New Town Titans (1) – 90 points (15-2) LW: 6 (+2)

County: Baltimore, 2A

Last week: WIN, Owing Mills by 5

Notable wins: No. 9 Perry Hall by 4, Gilman by 2, Calvert Hall by 7, Whitman by 23, Carver A&T by 87, Western Tech by 34, Loch Raven by 20, Hereford by 37, No. 23 Dundalk by 5, Dulaney by 25, Owing Mills by 5

Losses: No. 8 Poly by 12, Catonsville by 1

5. Gwynn Park Yellow Jackets – 88 points (17-1) LW: 2 (-3)

County: Prince George’s, 2A

Last week: LOSS, No. 17 Largo by 2; WIN, Tall Oaks by 27

Notable wins: Northern by 29, Forestville by 20, Crossland by 16, Urbana by 18, No. 5 Douglass by 5, CMIT by 46, Crooms by 38, Central by 4, Tall Oaks by 27

Losses: No. 17 Largo by 2

6. Baltimore Polytechnic Engineers – 88 points (11-3) LW: 7 (+1)

County: Baltimore City, 3A

Lat week: WIN, Dunbar by 15; WIN, No. 18 Lake Clifton by 9

Notable wins: No. 6 New Town by 12, Edmondson-Westside by 31, St. Maria Goretti by 10, No. 17 Baltimore City College by 23, Patterson by 16, Chaminade-Julienne (Oh.) by 3, Patterson by 13, No. 17 City by 9, Dunbar by 15, No. 18 Lake Clifton by 9

Losses: No. 5 Douglass (PG) by 16, Capitol Christian Academy by 3, No. 9 Perry Hall by 2

7. Oakland Mills Scorpions – 82 points (16-2) LW: 4 (-3)

County: Howard, 2A

Last week: WIN, Howard by 18; LOSS, No. 11 Hammond by 3

Notable wins: Wilde Lake by 24, Mt. Hebron by 25, Howard by 35, Centennial by 3, Glenelg by 37, No. 11 Hammond by 6, Winters Mill by 9, River Hill by 20, Atholton by 46, Reservoir by 47, No. 25 Centennial by 9, Mt. Hebron by 40, Howard by 18

Losses: Glenelg Country by 11, No. 11 Hammond by 3

8. Quince Orchard Cougars – 76 points (17-2) LW: 9 (+1)

County: Montgomery, 4A

Last week: WIN, Watkins Mill by 29; WIN, Poolesville by 32

Notable wins: Wootton by 23, No. 18 Springbrook by 11, Avalon by 45, Frederick by 29, Gaithersburg by 3, Poolesville by 55, Seneca Valley by 17, Damascus by 43, Gaithersburg by 31, Watkins Mill by 29, Poolesville by 32

Losses: No. 20 Bethesda-Chevy Chase by 1, Clarksburg by 3

9. Linganore Lancers – 70 points (17-1) LW: 10 (+1)

County: Frederick, 3A

Last week: WIN, Thomas Johnson by 8; WIN, Urbana by 15

Notable wins: No. 19 Middletown by 25, Catoctin by 49, Walkersville by 47, South Hagerstown by 23, No. 21 Tuscarora by 8, South Lakes (Va.) by 4, Cesar Chavez (D.C.) by 7, Oakdale by 8, Urbana by 28, Winters Mill by 10, Brunswick by 25, Oakdale by 2

Losses: No. 20 Tuscarora by 5

10. Hammond Golden Bears – 66 points (15-3) LW: 11 (+1)

County: Howard, 3A

Last week: WIN, No. 4 Oakland Mills by 3; WIN, Centennial by 6

Notable wins: Howard by 23, Centennial by 14, Atholton by 24, Marriotts Ridge by 33, Randallstown by 21, Digital Harbor by 47, Long Reach by 22, No. 4 Oakland Mills by 3, Centennial by 6

Losses: No. 4 Oakland Mills by 6, Mt. Hebron by 1, Dunbar by 18

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Gwynn Park 67 Oxon Hill 54 DMV Elite Video

Posted by Michael Glick at Feb 18, 2016 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )

 Gwynn Park vs. Oxon Hill

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Highlights from Gwynn Park's 67-54 win at Oxon Hill on February 18, 2016. Includes interviews with Gwynn Park 2017 guard Justin Faison and 2016 forward Isaiah Miles. 

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