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Prep-Basketball Roundup: East Surry cruises to win over Mount Airy
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Published: February 28, 2009
NCHSAA 1-A
East Surry girls 55, Mount Airy 41: Lekita Shuff scored 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and East Surry defeated visiting Mount Airy in a 1-A West Sectional 2 final last night.
East Surry jumped out to a 13-4 lead in the first quarter and led comfortably at halftime. Mount Airy managed to cut into the lead in the third quarter, but was unable to overcome its slow start.
Kelsey Long and Courtney Simmons added 14 and 12 points each for East Surry.
Jordan Hiatt led Mount Airy with 10 points.
Mount Airy 4 5 17 15 — 41
East Surry 13 19 8 15 — 55
Mount Airy (21-7): K. Hiatt 1, J.Hiatt 10, Leonard 8, Webster 5, Case 9, Williams 1, McKee 7
East Surry (25-5): Benton 2, Cole 2, Honeycutt 2, James 6, Simmons 12, Long 14, Shuff 17
NCHSAA 2-A
Ashe County boys 70, Marshville Forest Hills 61: Daniel Waln scored 20 points, including four 3 pointers and Ashe County defeated Marshville Forest Hills in the 2-A West Sectional 1 championship game last night.
Tommy Spagnolo had 15 points and 11 blocked shots for Ashe County.
Mark Clyburn led Forest Hills with 20 points.
Forest Hills 16 8 19 18 — 61
Ashe County 15 15 22 18 — 70
Forest Hills (25-4): Huntley 6, Malcolm Green 13, Glen 3, Gibson 6, Mark Clyburn 20, Lotharp 5, Wingo 6
Ashe County (25-3): Daniel Waln 20, Holman 9, Tatum Lemley 11, Tommy Spagnolo 15, Hamm 2, Jordan Nicholas 13
NCHSAA 2-A
East Davidson girls 53, Morganton Draughn 32: Elizabeth Merritt scored 15 points and had 10 rebounds to lead visiting East Davidson past Morganton Draughn last night in the final of the 2-A West Sectional 2.
Anna Freeman added 13 points, 14 rebounds, four assists, six blocks, and three steals, and Alyssa Cutshaw had 10 points for East Davidson (30-0).
East Davidson, the defending state champion, will advance to the regionals next week in Greensboro.
East Davidson 16 15 13 9 — 53
Morganton Draughn 2 8 9 13 — 32
East Davidson (30-0): Merritt 15, Freeman 13, Cutshaw 10, Grimsley 8, Hicks 5, Hallman 2.
Morganton Draughn (22-5): Connelly 9, Yancey 9, L. Duckworth 4, Ross 3, K. Duckworth 2, Hoyle 2, Grady 2, Lechner 1.
Salisbury 50, Ledford 33: Shanequa Phifer scored 14 points to lead Salisbury past visiting Ledford in a 2-A West Sectional 1 final last night.
Ledford held a 6-5 lead after the first quarter, but it was all Salisbury after that. Salisbury outscored Ledford 19-6 in the second quarter.
She-Heria Shipp added 13 points for Salisbury.
Taylor Ballard led Ledford with eight points.
Ledford 6 6 13 8 — 33
Salisbury 5 19 10 16 — 50
Ledford (20-8): Pericozzi 6, Surles 3, Cardwell 2, Otley 3, Todd 5, Ballard 8, Parks 3, Saintsing 3, Williams 2
Salisbury (26-3): Holmes 4, S. Phifer 14, Shipp 13, Holmes 5, Rice 2, Clinding 2, Wylie 3, K. Phifer 6, Helig 1
N. C. Home Educators
FHE boys 76, Orange County 55: Spencer Brown scored 21 points to lead the Forsyth Home Educators past Orange County last night in the semifinals.
Leighton Foster added 18 points and five assists, Nathan Miller added 17 points, and Wesley Richardson added 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Forsyth Home Educators (17-5), which will play the Raleigh Home Educators in Greensboro tonight for the championship.
Isaac Smith led Orange County (23-5) with 17 points.
Orange County 8 12 22 13 — 55
Forsyth Home Educators 24 13 22 17 — 76
Orange County (23-5): Williams 12, Mullens 13, I. Smith 17, Hall 8, Shull 2, I. Smith 3.
Forsyth Home Educators (17-5): Brown 21, Foster 18, Miller 17, Richardson 11, Williamson 6, Riser 2, Kulits 1.
Regular season
Quality Education boys 65, Patterson School 52: Jason Calliste scored 10 of his game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter as Quality Education defeated visiting Patterson School last night.
Quincy Miller had 14 points and 15 rebounds for Quality Education.
Hector Agular led Patterson School with 18 points.
Patterson School 3 15 22 13 — 52
Quality Education 12 16 15 24 — 65
Patterson: Nymba 4, Sanchez 2, Sule 2, Desir 5, Erlim 6, Hector Agular 18, S. Baker 6, J Baker 8 , Negulail 2
Quality (23-7): Foster 2, Melbourne 9, Damian Stedman 10, Hepburn 3, Love 2, Quincy Miller 14, Reddic 2, McLoed 4, Jason Calliste 21
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