Boys basketball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Landstown 64, Cox 52
The top-ranked Knights were led by Damien Robinson with 24 points, four rebounds, three assists and four steals. Chase Johnson added 12 points, three assists and three steals, while Josiah Law and Rashad Shaw each scored 10 points. Law also recorded six rebounds, and Shaw logged three rebounds and six steals. Nate Leseley and Mark Watkins scored 16 and 15 respective points for the losing Falcons.
#5 Green Run 66, Tallwood 31
Zaevian Cleveland led all scorers with 20 points for the Stallions. Elijah Ellison and Malik Gooden followed with 11 and 12 points, respectively.
#6 Denbigh 64, Phoebus 52
Jatari McRae totaled 12 points for the Patriots, and Callen Morrison logged six assists. Jermaine Grimes Jr., Victor George and Kevin Parker each scored 11 points. Grimes added five assists, while George and Parker contributed eight and 10 rebounds, respectively. Noah Elliot scored 21 points for the Phantoms.
#7 Catholic 63, #15 Portsmouth Christian 58
The Crusaders improved to 5-0 in a game between last season’s TCIS champion and last season’s Metro Conference champion. Dean Williams and Tabren Hawkins scored 28 and 19 points, respectively. Makhi Cofield recorded 17 points for the losing Patriots.
Norfolk Collegiate 55, #8 Granby 51
The Oaks upset the No. 8 Comets in a game hosted by Granby. Legend Bunch led with 14 points, while Sam Naidyhorski logged 12 points and seven rebounds. Gavin Wright added 11 points and eight of the Oaks’ 20 steals. Josh Mills was also a double-figure scorer with 11 points and seven assists. Antonio Williams led all scorers with 19 points for the Comets.
#11 Princess Anne 73, Bayside 36
NaMarqus Byrd led the Cavaliers (2-0) with 21 points and six rebounds. Eziah Goodson finished with 14 points, three rebounds, three steals and two assists. Aidan McKeating provided 12 points, eight rebounds and two steals, while Nico Mclntyre logged nine points, five rebounds and three assists.
#14 Peninsula Catholic 75, Nansemond-Suffolk 50
The Knights were victorious over the Saints.
Bay Rivers District
Warhill 71, Grafton 60
The Lions defeated the Clippers in boys basketball for the first time since 2009. Charlie Archibald, Shamar McCray and Jaydin McLean led with 19, 15 and 16 respective points. Warhill went 12 for 24 when shooting from deep. Evan Cruea was Grafton’s top scorer with 18 points.
Tabb 70, Jamestown 47
James Mueller earned a double-double for the Tigers with 15 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and three steals. Micah Marbra scored 22 points, and Jackson Houser finished with 13 points and six rebounds.
Beach District
Kellam 76, First Colonial 65
The Knights were led by Trey Barnhart with 26 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Marques Fitch Jr. and Brody Cooper each contributed 15 points. Noah Yatsu was the top scorer for the Patriots with 19 points. Sam Maloney and Tristan Davies followed with 13 points each.
Salem 48, Kempsville 47
The SunDevils were at a one-point deficit with 0.8 seconds left in the game, but Haziyah Brown sunk two free throws to secure the win. Brown finished with 16 points, and Jason Patrick followed with 12 points. Terrell Lewis added eight points and eight rebounds. The Chiefs were led by Jaydis Flot with 14 points, while Christian Lynch and Isaiah Johnson each scored 12 points.
Peninsula District
Bethel 58, Warwick 19
Mason Faulkner was the top scorer for the Bruins with 28 points, five assists and five steals. Shane Brown contributed 11 points, four rebounds and four assists.
Kecoughtan 64, Heritage 62
The Warriors were led by Jorden Franklin with 21 points.
Southeastern District
Deep Creek 83, Grassfield 67
The Hornets were led in the inaugural Canal Cup Tip Off by Eli Griffin with 18 points. Ja’Zah Evans followed with 15 points, and Josh Jamison tallied 11 points and eight assists. Jayden Reid scored 22 points for the Grizzlies.
Nondistrict
Great Bridge 46, Booker T. Washington 41
Darien Edge scored a 3-pointer with 10 seconds remaining and finished with a game-high 23 points. Chase Blachford followed with 11 points for the Wildcats.
Western Branch 78, Cape Henry Collegiate 52
The Bruins were led in their season opener by Jaden Walker with 27 points, five rebounds and three assists. Camryn Clark finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and four assists. Western Branch hosts No. 3 Nansemond River on Thursday in Southeastern District competition.
Private schools
Atlantic Shores Christian 61, Norfolk Academy 58
Noah Eddy earned a double-double for the winning Seahawks with 10 points and 13 rebounds. Justin Jones totaled 18 points, six rebounds and four assists. Colin Pinion and Christien Mason combined for 21 points.
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Girls basketball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Princess Anne 90, Bayside 13
Maya Land-Dailey led the No. 1 Cavaliers in their season opener with 15 points, four rebounds and six steals. Tristan Rickenbacker logged 14 points and five rebounds, and Jizelle James added 12 points, four rebounds and two steals. Amaya Olds contributed seven points and three assists.
#6 Salem 101, Kempsville 11
All SunDevils scored in a dominant victory over the Chiefs, led by Alaya Monroe-Sutton with 26 points and eight rebounds. Imani Johnson, Briseis Estrada, Solest Jones and Valeria Medina were also double-figure scorers with 10, 14, 10 and 12 points, respectively.
#8 Kellam 74, First Colonial 18
Mia Spain and Kate Spain each recorded 19 points for the Knights in their first win of the season. Kate tallied nine steals, and Mia provided eight assists. Raegan Von Fecht added 12 points and eight rebounds.
#13 Granby 54, Norfolk Collegiate 29
The Comets were led by Ta’Nya Ricks with 15 points and six assists. Talyah Cannon added 11 points.
Beach District
Green Run 74, Tallwood 7
AshliI Toliver led the Stallions offensively with 24 points, and Lauren Johnson followed with 16 points. Destini Collins added 12 points and six rebounds.
Landstown 51, Cox 23
Tahjae Eaton-Simmons finished with 24 points, five rebounds and four assists for the Eagles. Laila Morgan recorded 11 points, three rebounds and five assists, while Sariya Williams logged nine points, 15 rebounds and three steals.
Peninsula District
Denbigh 37, Phoebus 32
The Patriots earned their first Peninsula District win since Dec. 6, 2016. Serenity Turner, Nyleah Forrest and Anajhe Nicholson led with 14, 11 and eight points, respectively.
Kecoughtan 59, Heritage 25
Jordan Bryant and Makayla Moser scored 24 and 14 respective points for the Warriors. The leading scorer for the Hurricanes was Britnee Green with seven points.
Nondistrict
Great Bridge 64, Cape Henry Collegiate 48
Kelsey King led the Wildcats with 29 points and seven steals. Lindsey Manning followed with 13 points and nine rebounds, while Morgan Cabel added six points and 10 rebounds.
Private schools
Nansemond-Suffolk 31, Summit Christian 21
The Saints defeated the Eagles by 10 points.
Norfolk Academy 47, Atlantic Shores Christian 9
The Bulldogs combined for 40 steals, and Maria Delyannis led offensively with 21 points.
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Wrestling
757Teamz Top 15
#12 Ocean Lakes 54, #15 Cape Henry Collegiate 27
Connolly Amrozowicz (106), Skiles Burkhead (113), Matthew DeAngelo (120), Lincoln Massaro (138), Stone Wagner (157), Wyatt Early (165), Michael Trusty (215) and Victor Rosado (285) all won by fall for the Dolphins of Ocean Lakes.
#12 Ocean Lakes 60, Princess Anne 3
The Dolphins nearly swept the Cavaliers.
#12 Ocean Lakes 60, Maury 9
The Dolphins picked up decisive victories against three Hampton Roads schools, including the No. 15 Dolphins of Cape Henry Collegiate.
#15 Cape Henry Collegiate 53, Maury 26
Heavyweight Colt Robinson pinned Maury’s Jaylin Hill in 2:31.
#15 Cape Henry Collegiate 65, Princess Anne 22
The No. 15 Dolphins fell to No. 12 Ocean Lakes, but they were victorious over Maury and Princess Anne. Conner Walck represented the Dolphins in the 132 pound weight class with a win by fall over Princess Anne’s Toryn Unger in 3:04.
