Boys basketball
757Teamz Top 15
#5 Catholic 73, St. Anne’s-Belfield 62
Carter Bullock’s 27 points and Dean Williams’ 21 led the Crusaders (23-3) past the Saints from Charlottesville. Jon Lee had 11 points. For STAB, Haden Morris scored 26 and Jayden Brown 15.
#8 Nansemond River 58, #6 Denbigh 51
Taron Atwater’s 18 points and Quinton Cruse’s 17 helped the Warriors prevail. Nasir Johnson led the Patriots with 21 points.
Nondistrict
Granby 82, Warwick 52
Antonio Williams led the Comets (13-6) with 29 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and five steals. Gabe Sol recorded 28 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks.
Maury 61, Princess Anne 54
Kyree Demiel’s 16 points led the Commodores, who overcame Eziah Goodson’s 26 points for the Cavaliers.
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Girls basketball
757Teamz Top 15
#3 Catholic 66, St. Anne’s-Belfield 61
Lauryn Loriitts had 24 points and five rebounds, Siniyah Ross had 14 points and four steals, and Caroline Casady had 10 points and 12 rebounds to help the Crusaders edge the Saints from Charlottesville.
#14 Warwick 49, Granby 38
Kelsie Swords and Asia Washington both finished with 14 points for the Raiders (13-3). Cassidy Covington and Jaliyah Nettles had 11 and 10 points, respectively.
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Swimming
Beach District championships
(at Princess Anne Rec Center)
Boys
Team standings: 1. First Colonial 465; 2. Kellam 309; 3. Landstown 254; 4. Ocean Lakes 246; 5. Cox 226; 6. Princess Anne 217; 7. Kempsville 145; 8. Salem 119; 9. Bayside 66; 10. Tallwood 44; 11. Green Run 33.
Event winners:
200-meter medley relay: First Colonial (Chase Wilkerson, Tyler Newton, Thomas Everhart, Alex Keenan) 1:51.16; 200 free: Coyle Moore (Kemps) 1:56.75; 200 individual medley: Tyler Koepp (S) 2:11.00; 50 freestyle: Austin Temple (FC) 23.92; 1-meter diving: Patrick Kinser (OL) 246.05; 100 butterfly: Parker Knapp (FC) 58.70; 100 freestyle: Moore (K) 51.83; 400 free: Connor Bradley (Lands) 4:08.86; 200 free relay: First Colonial (Wilkerson, Newton, Knapp, Temple) 1:40.57; 100 backstroke: Wilkerson (FC) 57.79; 100 breaststroke: Newton (FC) 1:09.91; 400 free relay: First Colonial (Wilkerson, Knapp, Wilson Wood, Temple) 3:46.94.
Girls
Team standings: 1. First Colonial 536; 2. Kellam 446; 3. Cox 234; 4. Ocean Lakes 211; 5. Kempsville 178; 6. Tallwood 137; 7. Princess Anne 127; 8. Salem 113; 9. Bayside 89; 10. Green Run 65; 11. Landstown 39.
Event winners:
200-meter medley relay: First Colonial (Maggie Wright, Sydney Whiteman, Mira Masson, Alina Masson) 2:05.46; 200 freestyle: Dara Duffy (FC) 2:07.48; 200 individual medley: Norah Everhart (FC) 2:28.04; 50 free: Maris Marchione (FC) 27.83; 1-meter diving: Sadie Workman (Cox) 391.0; 100 butterfly: Marchione (FC) 1:05.20; 100 free: Duffy (FC) 59.25; 400 free: Avery Brecke (Kel) 4:32.84; 200 free relay: First Colonial (Marchione, Everhart, A. Masson, Duffy) 1:52.98; 100 backstroke: Wright (FC) 1:05.18; 100 breaststroke: Whiteman (FC) 1:17.62; 400 free relay: First Colonial (Marchione, Wright, Everhart, Duffy) 4:08.73.
First Colonial’s boys and girls won the Beach District meet, at Princess Anne Rec Center, with both Kellam teams in second place. FC’s boys had 536 points to Kellam’s 446, and FC’s girls had 465 to Kellam’s 309.
FC’s Chase Wilkerson won all four of his races, ruling the 100-meter backstroke in 57.79 seconds and swimming on each of the Patriots’ three victorious relays.
First Colonial’s Parker Knapp and Tyler Newton each won an individual gold and a pair of relay golds.
Kempsville’s Coyle Moore won the 200 freestyle in 1:56.75 and the 100 free in 51.83.
On the girls’ side, Dara Duffy and Maris Marchione each won all four of their events, earning two individual golds apiece and swimming a leg on a pair of victorious relays. Teammates Maggie Wright and Norah Everhart gained three victories apiece.
Duffy prevailed in the 200- and 100-meter freestyles in 2:07.48 and 59.25, respectively, and Marchione won the 50 free in 27.83 and the 100 butterfly in 1:05.20.
TCIS championships
(at Brittingham-Midtown Community Center in Newport News)
Boys
Team standings: 1. Norfolk Academy 418; 2. Catholic 367; 3. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 236; 4. Cape Henry Collegiate 223; 5. Walsingham Academy 198; 6. Hampton Roads Academy 184; 7. Steward 132; 8. Norfolk Christian 118; 9. Norfolk Collegiate 32; 10. Peninsula Catholic 18.
Event winners:
200-yard medley relay: Norfolk Academy (Carter McGhee, Oscar Eshenour, Wyatt Salter, Gray Bryant) 1:42.90; 200 freestyle: Adam Giersch (Cape) 1:42.20; 200 individual medley: Charlie Taylor (Cape) 1:54.11; 50 free: Vaughn Treiber (HRA) 22.67; 100 butterfly: Preston Broderick (WA) 53.80; 100 free: Preston DeFeo (NSA) 48.48; 500 free: Giersch (Cape) 4:33.98; 200 free relay: Norfolk Academy (Eshenour, Bryant, Vaughan Cutchins, Simon Fass) 1:31.98; 100 backstroke: Taylor (Cape) 51.69; 100 breaststroke: Brody Hafl (WA) 1:01.62; 400 free relay: Catholic (Davis Pelton, Aiden Danis, Jaedan Council, John Schleicher) 3:23.38.
Girls
Team standings: 1. Norfolk Academy 556; 2. Cape Henry Collegiate 314; 3. Walsingham Academy 242; 4. Catholic 221; 5. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 150; 6. Norfolk Christian 149; 7. Hampton Roads Academy 99; 8. Norfolk Collegiate 87; 9. Steward 59.
Event winners:
200-yard medley relay: Cape Henry (Avery Taylor, Olivia Taylor, Joslyn Ervin, Piper Strach) 1:49.39; 200 freestyle: O. Taylor (Cape) 1:53.48; 200 individual medley: A. Taylor (Cape) 2:14.22; 50 free: Strach (Cape) 24.78; 100 butterfly: Liza Cutchins (NA) 58.95; 100 free: Strach (Cape) 53.40; 500 free: Madeline Schulz (NA) 5:14.80; 200 free relay: Cape Henry (Clara Grossgold, O. Taylor, Strach, A. Taylor) 1:40.41; 100 backstroke: Carson Gaddy (NA) 59.30; 100 breaststroke: O. Taylor (Cape) 1:04.09; 400 free relay: Norfolk Academy (Cutchins, Schulz, Ella Stufflebeem, Gaddy) 3:43.83.
Norfolk Academy’s boys and girls took team championships in the TCIS meet in Newport News. Catholic’s boys and Cape Henry’s girls placed second.
Norfolk Academy began the meet by taking gold in the 200-yard medley relay, thanks to a 1:42.90 by Carter McGhee, Oscar Eshenour, Wyatt Salter and Gray Bryant. The Bulldogs won the 200 free relay in 1:31.98 as Eshenour and Bryant joined Vaughan Cutchins and Simon Fass.
Cape Henry’s Adam Giersch and Charlie Taylor both won a pair of individual races. Giersch’s golds came in the 200 and 500 freestyles (1:42.20 and 4:33.98), and Taylor’s were for the 200 individual medley (1:54.11) and 100 backstroke (51.69).
In girls competition, the Dolphins’ Olivia Taylor won the 200-yard freestyle (1:53.48) and 100 breaststroke (1:04.09) and swam on the winning 200 medley relay (1:49.39) and 200 free relay (1:40.41). Teammate Piper Strach also was on those first-place relays, and she won the 50 and 100 freestyles in 24.78 and 53.40 seconds, respectively.
The Bulldogs used their excellent depth to take the team title.
Norfolk Academy’s Madeline Schulz, who won the 500 free in 5:14.80; Liza Cutchins, who led the 100 butterfly in 58.95; and Carson Gaddy, who won the 100 backstroke in 59.30, joined Ella Stufflebeem to finish the meet with a winning 400 free relay of 3:43.83.
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Wrestling
TCIS championships
Team standings: 1. Cape Henry Collegiate 241.5; 2. Peninsula Catholic 229.5; 3. Catholic 167.5; 4. Norfolk Academy 140; 5. Norfolk Collegiate 31; 6. Norfolk Christian 23.
Cape Henry Collegiate added the tournament title to its regular-season crown and earned many of the conference’s major awards.
Cape Henry’s Townsend Winans was named the TCIS Wrestler of the Year, and teammate Conner Walck was the tournament’s Most Valuable Wrestler. The Dolphins’ Josh Conklin was the Coach of the Year.
Catholic won the Betty Jean Riddick Sportsmanship Award.
Weight-class champions:
106: Grayson Davis (Cape Henry); 113: Kason Wesby (Peninsula Catholic); 120: Kenton Wesby (Peninsula Catholic); 126: Teddy Van Guilder (Cape Henry); 138: Matteo DeFilippo (Norfolk Academy); 144: Malik Peralta (Cape Henry); 150: Adam Feldman (Cape Henry); 157: Ryder Allen (Peninsula Catholic); 165: Logan Robinson (Norfolk Academy); 175: Alexander Wiatt (Peninsula Catholic); 190: Townsend Winans (Cape Henry); 215: Max Salomonsky (Cape Henry); 285: Dominik Richard (Peninsula Catholic).
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Competition cheer
TCIS championships
Led by MVP Sadie Ruane, Cape Henry Collegiate won the TCIS competition cheer championship with an 87.5. Catholic was the runner-up at 69.75.
Final scores: 1. Cape Henry Collegiate 87.5; 2. Catholic 69.75; 3. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 67.25; 4. Norfolk Academy 65.75; 5. Norfolk Christian 63.
Betty Jean Riddick Sportsmanship Award: Norfolk Academy.
Coach of the Year: Jamicia Collins, Norfolk Christian.
All-tournament team: Sadie Ruane, Cape Henry; Molly Bohannon, Cape Henry; Sophia Oppleman, Cape Henry; Susie Kidwell, Catholic; Zoe Sadowski, Catholic; Lilian Henriquez, Catholic; Maddie Fiero, NSA; Addie Zydron, NSA; Grace Edelen, Norfolk Academy.
