Boonsboro boys win Thomas Stone tournament
• BOYS LACROSSE
Boonsboro 13, Thomas Stone 1
Boonsboro 7, McDonough 3
WALDORF, Md. — In winning the Thomas Stone Spring Tournament, Boonsboro improved to 4-4.
In the first game against the host team, sophomore Pierce Bajuscak led the way with six goals, while attackmen Ryn Best and Blake Morrow each scored two goals. Ethan Holobinko, Drew Selby and Ryan Jordan each had a goal. Alexander Springs won eight faceoffs and goalie Riley Simmons had four saves.
In the second game, Morrow led the Warriors with four goals and Joey Schnur tallied two goals and two assists. Bajuscak scored one goal. Springs won seven faceoffs and goalie Riley Simmons had three saves.
• GOLF
Beaver seniors win
Beaver Creek Country Club had a perfect day in the second round of the Washington Metro Golf Association Senior A-Team championship with a 12-0 victory over Norbeck Golf Club.
At Beaver Creek, sweeping three points each were the pairs of Greg Henry/Denny Stoner and Randy Cree/Pat Steiner. At Norbeck, winners were Jim Kyttle/Ken Winfield and Tracy Piper/Jim Young.
Beaver Creek will meet Loudoun Country Club on Saturday.
Beaver ‘A’ team advances
Without playing an official shot, the Beaver Creek ‘A’ team had its match conceded by TPC Potomac, who had beaten Norbeck in a playoff to reach Sunday’s match.
On Saturday, Beaver Creek will meet Congressional Country Club, which defeated Woodmont Country Club.
Also, Musket Ridge lost a close match to Hobbit’s Glen, 9 ½ to 8 ½.
• BASEBALL
Brooke’s House benefit Thursday at Grace
On Thursday afternoon, when Grace Academy hosts Clear Spring at 4:30 p.m., proceeds from the game will go to Brooke’s House of Hagerstown.
Brooke’s House is a safe haven and rehabilitation facility for young women who are addicted to drugs, allowing them to restore their lives and futures.
The program is named for former Clear Spring athlete Brooke Simmers who died of an overdose at the age of 19. Brooke’s mother Dana Simmer will be on hand for a special pregame ceremony.
• LEGION BASEBALL
Funkstown registration
Final registration for the 2018 American Legion baseball season will be Saturday and Sunday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Legion Post in Funkstown. Any player who attends or graduated from a public or private school in Washington County is eligible to try out for the 19U (senior) and 17U (junior) teams.
Tryouts will be May at 5 p.m. and May 6 at 1 p.m. at Funkstown Park. Players must attend both tryouts. Contact Patrick Moore (240-217-2294) or Mark Allen (301-302-3357).
• WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
Clear Spring grad Shirk makes provisional mark
The Shippensburg University women’s track & field team achieved three NCAA provisional marks in field events at the Bison Outdoor Classic hosted Saturday by Bucknell.
Redshirt senior Paige Shirk, a product of Clear Spring High and Hagerstown Community College, took fourth in the discus with an NCAA provisional throw of 146-11 inches which came on her second attempt of the day. Her sixth and final throw was also strong – 145-7.
• JV BASEBALL
Boonsboro 16, Clear Spring 6
B: Neff, Kulikowski, Elkins, Weir, Bell 3 hits each.
CS: Uchima 2 hits.
Boonsboro 16, Clear Spring 6
B: Fotta 3 hits 5 RBI; Bell 3 hits; Elkins 3 RBIs.
CS: Gladhill 2 hits 3 RBI; Weaver 2 hits.
• YOUTH BASEBALL
Major Interleague
Exchange (Federal) 16, Dorsey Bros (Valley) 9
Exchange: Elijah Brown 2 hits.
Smithsburg Little Sluggers
Jeter Paving 5, Huntzberry Photography 3
Jeter Paving: Dominic Corsi 3 hits; Evan Socks, Justin Leatherman 2 hits each.
Huntzberry Photography: Colten Cunningham, Jack Rawlett, Zayden Darlington 2 hits each.
Minor Interleague
BEAST (South County) 11, Pope Tire (National) 7
Pope Tire: Colby Poole 2 hits.
Majors
A.E. Sweeney (National) 24, Shell (West End) 10
Sweeney: Jaythen Valerio 4 hits; Markell Campbell, Bryce Harbaugh 3 hits each; Tommy Becker, Jaden Slade, Austin Sweeney 2 hits each.
• YOUTH LACROSSE
Boys Grade 3-4
HAYLA 8, Brunswick 7
HAYLA: Carter Long, William Taffe, Grant Wilkerson 2 goals each; Carson Barnhart, Chase Garver goal each; James Aleshire 5 saves.
Girls Grade 5-6
Urbana Navy 18, HAYLA 6
HAYLA: Nicole Sherman 3 goals, assist; Riley Lutz 2 goals; Sophia Taffe goal; Eliza Smith 5 saves.
Girls Grade 7-8
FSK 8, HAYLA 7
HAYLA: Bridget Algren 3 goals; Hailey Cheprin, Madelyn Kesselring 2 goals, assist each; Isabel Su assist; Ella Hensell 8 saves; Lydia Giannaris 2 saves.
• YOUTH SOCCER
American Youth Soccer
BAYSL Team One 3, HAYSL Team Two 1
HAYSL: Quyen Tran goal; Igraham Sadikov assist; Jose Gadon 3 saves.
National Capital Soccer League
U13 Boys
Antietam United 2, CSA Venom 1
Antietam: E. Lewis, B. Rhodes goal each; N. Myers assist; D. Banda 2 saves; C. Baine save.
U12 Boys
Hagerstown Revolution 8, Laurel Lions 2
Revolution: Dillon Albowicz 3 goals; Cole Robins 2 goals, 1 assist; Drew Lobley 1 goal, 3 assists, 3 saves; Ben Rankin, Jack Hilker goal each; Carson Feeser 2 assists; Darius Geaman 5 saves.
EDP League
U16 Boys
Liverpool FCIA Western MD 6, Pachuca FC USA Dragons 1
Liverpool: Connor Bowers, 2 goals, assist; Christian Storch, Jonathan Kline, Joey Pierce, goal each; Del Carden, Owen Wood, Dylan Worrell assist each; Chris Klinger 15 saves.
