Prep-Basketball Roundup: North Forsyth boys race past North Davidson

Central Piedmont 4-A

North Forsyth boys 62, North Davidson 48: Kameko Walls scored 16 of his game-high 19 points in the second half as North Forsyth defeated North Davidson last night in the first round of the Central Piedmont 4-A tournament at Reynolds.

North Forsyth will face West Forsyth on Thursday night at 7:30 at Reynolds.

North Davidson 15 7 11 15 — 48

North Forsyth 16 15 14 17 — 62

North Davidson: Houpe 13, Dodd 3, Hinson 2, Tucker 5, Lassiter 2, Amos 2, Smith 6, Farrell 2, Priest 11, Duncan 2

North Forsyth: Summers 1, Harriston 17, Simms 6, Hauser 10, Walls 19, Cannady 4, Muse 2, Simpson 1, Sawyer 2

Reynolds boys 67, Davie 64: Matt Kunz scored 18 points to lead Reynolds past visiting Davie last night.

Will Carpenter also scored 14 points as Reynolds advanced to the semifinals of the Central Piedmont 4-A tournament, where it will play top- seeded Mount Tabor on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Reynolds.

Davie 15 10 18 21 — 64

Reynolds 13 20 15 19 — 67

Davie (5-19): Absher 17, Dillard 24, Jam Mayfield 13, Harris 6, J Mayfield 4

Reynolds (13-11): Wicks 11, Carpenter 14, Kunz 18, Jenkins 2, Greven 8, Allen 3, Welch 2, Sloan 6, Wilcox 3

Metro 4-A

High Point Central girls 55, East Forsyth 32: Cedrica Gibson scored 15 points as High Point Central easily defeated visiting East Forsyth in the first round of the Metro 4-A tournament last night at Greensboro Page.

Katie Bryson added 11 points and Brittany Gwyn had 10 for the Bison, who jumped out to a 35-12 halftime lead.

East Forsyth 7 5 12 8 — 32

HP Central 25 10 15 5 — 55

East Forsyth (1-19): Childress 2, Koller 2, Hicks 23, Brown 1, McBride 4

HP Central (18-7): Gwyn 10, Hayes 5, Gibson 15, Bannister 2, Jones 7, Bryson 11, Contee 5

Piedmont Triad 3-A

Parkland boys 70, SW Guilford 58: Antwon McClinton scored 13 points to lead Parkland past visiting Southwest Guilford in the quarterfinals of the Piedmont Triad 3-A tournament last night at Carver.

Parkland moves on to play in the semifinals against Reagan at Carver on Thursday at 7:30.

T.J Hayes led Southwest Guilford with 15 points.

SW Guilford 10 11 14 23 — 58

Parkland 17 21 18 14 — 70

SW Guilford (6-16): Willis 6, Surgech 3, Bridges 8, Hayes 15, Kitching 7, Brown 4, Scott 2, Swindell 8, Brian 4.

Parkland (12-10): McClinton 13, Lowery 4, Adams 11, Ingram 9, Barrett 10, McCray 2, Robinson 6, Alleyne 4, Truesdale 2, Glenn 2, Surratt 6, Westbrook 1.

Glenn girls 47, Reagan 14: Kaela Bellefeuil scored 17 points as No. 3 Glenn easily defeated Reagan last night in the first round at Carver.

Madison Dulaney added 12 points and six steals for Glenn.

Felicia Gibson led Reagan with six points.

Glenn will play No. 2 Southwest Guilford in Thursday's semifinals at 6 p.m.

Reagan 2 3 3 6 — 14

Glenn 10 8 13 16 — 47

Reagan (4-21): Beroth 2, Rader 2, Davis 2, Byrd 2, Gibson 6

Glenn (15-9): Witherspoon 2, Riffle 2, Madison Dulaney 12, Sutton 4, Branscome 1, Head 4, Bellefeuil 17, Patterson 4, Mea. Tilley 1

NCHSAA 1-A Play-in

Winston Salem Prep Boys 71, River Mill 52: Justin Parham scored 15 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter as Winston Salem Prep defeated River Mill last night in Graham.

Mike Spease had 16 points, 10 assists and five steals for Winston Salem Prep.

Winston Salem Prep 7 27 10 27 — 71

River Mill Academy 4 11 19 18 — 52

WS Prep (14-11): Jones 3, Parham 16, Spease 16, Gantt 17, Staton 1, Noble 3, Josh Hogg 15

River Mill: Neal 12, Miller 2, James 7, White 5, Crawford 5, Sutton 3, Brown 2, Vinson 16

River Mill girls 75, Winston-Salem Prep 61: Allison Cousin led three players in double figures with 20 points to lead River Mill to a win against Winston-Salem Prep in a NCHSAA 1-A playin game last night in Graham.

Santana Morrison scored 21 points to lead Winston-Salem Prep, Cierra York chipped in with 11 points and Trish Bennett added 10.

W-S Prep 16 8 15 22 — 61

River Mill 16 13 18 28 — 75

W-S Prep (16-9): Wilkerson 1, Crawford 5, Duncan 3, Bennett 10, York 11, Morrison 21, Jackson 1, Porter 7, Cuffie 2

River Mill (28-1): Alvarado 15, Miller 11, R. Alvarado 2, Shills 2, Wright 4, Cousin 20, Lyles 7, Mendy 3, Benson 9

Yadkin Valley 1-A

Thomasville boys 60, Chatham Central 46: D.J. McLendon scored 11 points as Thomasville defeated Chatham Central last night at East Montgomery.

Dominique Pickett and C.J. Campbell each scored 10 points for Thomasville, which will face the winner of the North Moore-West Montgomery game on Thursday night at 7:30 at East Montgomery.

Chatham Central 2 15 14 15 — 46

Thomasville 15 14 20 11 — 60

Chatham Central: Kirk 14, Burke 11, Sessons 6, Willett 3, Oates 2, Mason 2, Johnson 2

Thomasville (12-4): McLendon 11, Pickett 10, C.J. Campbell 10, Thomas 6, Locus 6, Dow 6, Wilkes 5, Gordon-Hunter 2, Billie 2, Fordham 2

Northwest 1-A

Mount Airy boys 55, North Stokes 51: E.J. Valentine scored after a Wade Moody miss to break a 51-51 tie with less than 30 seconds left and Mount Airy defeated visiting North Stokes in a semifinal game last night.

Moody, who finished with 12 points, made two free throws for the Bears to ice the game after the Vikings failed on a chance to tie.

Adam Carter led all scorers with 24 points for North Stokes, including three free throws that tied the game with 39 seconds left. Dylan Hall chipped in with 12 points.

Mount Airy will play top-seeded Bishop McGuinness at 8 p.m. on Thursday for the championship.

North Stokes 10 15 7 19 — 51

Mount Airy 19 10 7 19 — 55

North Stokes (15-11): Ottaway 5, Bowman 5, Carter 24, Hall 12, Booth 2, Tilley 3

Mount Airy (22-4): Moody 12, Bobbitt 9, Hamilton 2, Valentine 11, Pelfrey 2, Rives 13, Collier 4, Joyce 2

East Surry girls 63, Mount Airy 45: Kelsey Long led all scorers with 21 points and handed out six assists as visiting East Surry stormed past Mount Airy in the semifinals of the Northwest 1-A tournament last night.

Ellie Case scored 15 points and Maggie McKee 13 for Mount Airy, which was 13 of 27 at the line.

East Surry will play top-seededBishop McGuinness in Thursday's championship at 6:30.

Mount Airy 6 7 13 19 — 45

East Surry 11 13 25 14 — 63

Mount Airy (19-7): J. Hiatt 7, T. Hiatt 4, Leonard 3, S. Williams 2, D. Williams 1, McKee 13, Case 15

East Surry (22-4): Merritt 1, Nichols 2, Simmons 2, Shuff 4, Bullington 2, Reid 8, Bryant 2, James 4, Honeycutt 6, Cole 11, Long 21

Mountain-Valley 2-A

Starmount 67, Surry Central 28: Kelli Bonner scored 20 points to lead Starmount past Surry Central in the first round last night in West Jefferson.

Julianna Prim added 14 points and 17 rebounds, and Jordan Raye had 13 points for Starmount. Starmount moves on to play North Surry at Ashe County on Thursday night.

Surry Central 9 6 6 7 — 28

Starmount 19 24 12 12 — 67

Surry Central (4-21): Tolbert 8, Cline 6, White 7, Wall 4, Joyner 3.

Starmount (19-6): Bonner 20, Baldwin 2, Raye 13, Fleming 4, Prim 14, Aplin 1, Gough 8, Blackburn 4, Stamper 1.

North Surry girls 60, North Wilkes 25: Nicole Rumplasch scored 14 points to lead North Surry past visiting North Wilkes last night in the first round of the Mountain-Valley 2-A tournament last night in Toast.

Morgan Bunker added 10 points and six rebounds, and Morgan Midkiff added eight points and five assists for North Surry. North Surry moves on to the second round to face Starmount on Thursday night.

North Wilkes 8 3 7 7 — 25

North Surry 15 18 9 18 — 60

North Wilkes (0-23, 0-12): Baugess 3, West 2, Waller 12, Owens 6, Jones 2.

North Surry (19-4, 10-2): Midkiff 8, Atkins 3, Culler 3, Simpson 2, Bunker 10, Puckett 5, Hodges 3, Simmons 4, Campbell 6, Payne 2, Rumplasch 14.

Wilkes Central girls 59, Forbush 46: Katie Ryder led all scorers with 20 points and had six assists as Wilkes Central defeated Forbush last night in Moravian Falls.

Wilkes Central will visit Ashe County in the Mountain-Valley 2-A semifinals tonight at 6:30.

Meghan Luffman led Forbush with 12 points.

Forbush 6 19 8 13 — 46

Wilkes Central 11 13 17 18 — 59

Forbush: Williams 4, Lineberry 4, Kite 2, Wooden 5, Leslie Long 11, Salmons 8, Meghan Luffman 12

Wilkes Central: Jennings 8, Whittington 8, Katie Ryder 20, Weston 7, Williams 4, Love 4, Shumaker 2, Thomas 6

Central Carolina 2-A

East Davidson girls 64, Lexington 40: Alyssa Cutshaw scored 20 points to lead East Davidson past Lexington last night in the first round of the Central Carolina 2-A Tournament.

Elizabeth Merritt added 18 points and 13 rebounds for East Davidson. East Davidson moves on to face Central Davidson on Thursday night.

Lexington 4 12 13 11 — 40

East Davidson 17 13 17 17 — 64

Lexington (0-23): Chisholm 11, Roberts 8, Murphy 8, Richards 6, Jones 4, Robinson 3.

E. Davidson (25-0): Cutshaw 21, Merritt 18, Hicks 8, Grimsley 7, Fox 4, Swaim 2, Cumpton 2, Turner 2.

Climax Providence Grove girls 53, Ledford 49: Logan Hardin led three players in double figures with 20 points as No. 6 Providence Grove upset No. 3 Ledford in a first-round game last night in Wallburg.

Taylor Ballard led Ledford with 17 points, and Whitley Saintsing and Taylor Parks added 12 points each.

Providence Grove will play Salisbury on Thursday at 7:30 in the semifinals at Central Davidson.

Providence Grove 18 9 7 19 — 53

Ledford 14 12 10 13 — 49

Providence Grove (10-11): Hardin 20, Mixon 13, Matthews 10, Langley 7, Haithcox 3

Ledford (18-7): Ballard 17, Parks 12, Whitley Saintsing 12, Pericozzi 8, Todd

Triad Athletic

HP Westchester boys 60, American Hebrew 40: George Wolf scored 16 points and High Point Westchester defeated American Hebrew last night in Greensboro.

Deuce Bello had 13 points, eight assists, six rebounds and three steals for Westchester, which advanced to the second round of the Triad Athletic 2-A conference tournament and will face the winner of the Carolina Friends School-Elon School game today at 4:30 in Greensboro.

American Hebrew 8 4 10 18 — 40

HP Westchester 14 18 9 19 — 60

American Hebrew: Klarseld 2, Cardona 5, Tubul 4, Toivi 2, Alice Muss 12, Steve Robertson 15

HP Westchester (24-2): Nwamu 9, Oldenkamp 4, S. Tucker 2, D. Tucker 3, Permenter 3, Jake Glosson 10, Deuce Bello 13, George Wolf 16

Calvary Baptist boys 69, Caldwell Academy 56: Patrick Caldwell led four players in double figures with 16 points as Calvary Baptist beat visiting Caldwell Academy in a first- round game last night.

Kaleb Altiery had 15 points and seven assists for Calvary, which will play High Point Christian in the semifinals Friday at 7:30 at American Hebrew Academy in Greensboro.

Caldwell 8 11 13 24 — 56

Calvary Baptist 16 12 15 26 — 69

Caldwell: Carter 14, Page 10, Apple 17, Wolf 6, Liebman 9

Calvary Baptist (17-13): Caldwell 16, Burke 12, Altiery 15, Stafford 10, Shoesmith 6, McGinley 8, Rydberg 2

Calvary Baptist girls 39, Elon Academy27: Mary Ann Ladd scored 19 points and had six rebounds to lead Calvary past visiting Elon last night in the first round last night.

Calvary (21-9) moves on to the semifinals at American Hebrew on Friday night.

Elon 6 5 11 5 — 27

alvary 14 6 8 11 — 39

Elon: Dawson 9, A. Madarosz 2, K. Madarosz 4, Herman 1, Cathey 7, Smith 4.

Calvary (21-9): Ladd 19, Ehlinger 6, Barker 5, Floyd 2, Midkiff 3, Carter 2, Castle 2.

Northwestern 4-A

Watauga boys 85, Asheville Reynolds 51: Jeff Newell poured in 33 points and Caleb Courtney and Blaine Martin added 11 points apiece as Watauga coasted to a first-round win against Asheville Reynolds last night in Boone.

Watauga will play Alexander Central on Thursday at 7:30 in the semifinals at East Burke.

Asheville Reynolds 12 16 9 14 — 51

Watauga 21 20 21 23 — 85

Asheville Reynolds (6-18): Payne 13, Papay 11, Ray 8, Montini 6, Hensley 5, Broom 2, Clauette 2, Gibson 2, Pagan 2

Watauga (15-10): Newell 33, Courtney 11, Martin 11, Koppenhaver 9, Coffey 8, Edwards 6, Quinn 3, Calhoun 2, Steury 2

Regular season

Greensboro Day 49, Forsyth Country Day 40: Lucas Weavil led a balanced scoring attack with 12 points as Greensboro Day held off visiting Forsyth Country Day last night for a Piedmont Athletic 3-A win.

Nick Sink scored 18 points and grabbed seven rebounds for FCD.

G'boro Day 13 15 7 14 — 49

FCD 4 15 11 10 — 40

Greensboro Day: Lucas Weavil 12, Dorsett 6, Carty 5, Pulliam 5, Lewis 9, Rinksalis 6, Mitchell 6

FCD: Schmidt 4, Goodson 3, C. Lewis 4, T. Lewis 1, Nick Sink 18, Georges MaNgoue 10

Forsyth Country Day girls 60, Greensboro Day 38: Hannah Allgood scored 20 points to lead Forsyth Country Day past Greensboro Day last night.

Taylor Duggins added 11 points, and Brey Dorsett added 10 points for FCD (18-7).

G'boro Day 3 13 7 15 — 38

FCD 9 17 25 9 — 60

Greensboro Day: Rush 23, Pugh 8, Rogers 4, Peay 2, Coble 1.

FCD (18-7, 4-0): Allgood 20, Duggins 11, Dorsett 10, Kiser 7, Touby 4, Fulton 3, Wittmer 3, Rearden 2.

Quality Education boys 58, Charis Prep 50: Jason Calliste scored 22 points to lead Quality Education past visiting Charis Prep.

Quincy Miller added 12 points, Juvonte Reddic and Levan Shangalia chipped in 10 apiece for Quality Education.

Charis Prep 11 12 11 16 — 50

Quality Education 22 8 11 17 — 58

Charis Prep: Jones 2, Morrison 1, Grooms 18, Murray 4, Pellom 9, Phillips 11, Lyons 4, Marsh 1

Quality Education (22-6): Calliste 22, Reddic 10, Steadman 4, Miller 12, Shangalia 10

North State 2-A

Southern Guilford girls 56, McMichael 27: Southern Guilford outscored McMichael 17-0 in the first quarter Monday and rolled into a semifinal showdown against Eastern Guilford.

Loyrissa Young pulled down a game-high 20 rebounds in the win. Alex Hooper led McMichael with 14 points.