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Local sports briefs – Jan. 14th, 2006
BASKETBALL
High School Boys
Somerset 88, Central 87
SOMERSET – Conlan Walsh sank two free throws late in overtime as the Golden Eagles held on for a narrow victory over Central.
Walsh ended the game with 19 points while Tyler Uphouse and Garrett Breen each scored 18. Breen also had 11 rebounds. Somerset’s Austin Ankney contributed 15 points and 12 rebounds.
Zach Hamm paced the Scarlet Dragons with 25 points while Chad Saylor poured in 21. Central fought back from nine down to force the extra frame.
Northern Cambria 66, Laurel Valley 41
NEW FLORENCE – Joe Rocco scored 28 points and issued eight assists as Northern Cambria galloped away with a victory over the Rams.
Chris Havrilla added 17 points and eight boards for the Colts. The Rams were led by 18 points and 11 rebounds from Shane Dickert while teammate Matt Dubics chipped in 15 points.
Central Cambria 80, Richland 62
Mike Gowen’s 23-point effort led Central Cambria as the Red Devils remained unbeaten with a win over host Richland.
The Rams were paced by Dino Tessari’s game-high 31 points and 10 boards, and Andy Rubal had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
The Red Devils also received solid scoring efforts from Justin Davidson (21 points) and Zach Seymour (15).
Westmont 84, Bedford 33
The Hilltoppers had five scorers hit double digits in a decisive win over Bedford.
Mark Rossi’s 18 points led the way while Joe Balog and Max Khuri each scored 12 points for the Hilltoppers. Joe Stephenson chipped in 11 points and Bruce Barger added 10 for Westmont.
The Bisons had no scorer hit double digits.
Forest Hills 67, Bishop Carroll 63
EBENSBURG – Dan Myers hit a tie-breaking 3-pointer, plus a foul shot, with 5.7 seconds remaining to give the visiting Rangers a victory.
Myers finished with 18 points for the Rangers while Travis Rearick had 17 and Andy Gallaher added 13.
Brock Lauer scored 21 points, leaving him one point shy of 1,000, and had five assists. Jeff Minemyer also scored 21 points and pulled down 14 rebounds. Victor Tranquillo added 10 points for the Huskies.
Rockwood 63, North Star 62
ROCKWOOD – The Rockets’ Seth Foreman had 22 points and knocked down a go-ahead free throw with 4 seconds left as Rockwood edged North Star.
Rockwood also got a game-high 28 points from Zach Sipe and eight from Cody Sanner, who made two free throws with less than 30 seconds remaining.
North Star got 24 points from Dave Kavar and 20 from Mike Buxton, including six 3-pointers.
Bishop McCort 89, Cambria Heights 39
Pete O’Connor led all scorers with 19 points in Bishop McCort’s win over Cambria Heights.
Abdulla Wadley, Matt Varga and Scott Lewis scored 11 points each for the host Crimson Crushers and Lewis grabbed 10 rebounds.
Bishop McCort outscored Cambria Heights 50-17 in the middle quarters to break a first-quarter tie at 12.
Chestnut Ridge 59, Everett 48
NEW PARIS – Josh Kohler scored 19 points and Ben Way had 14 to lead Chestnut Ridge.
Boyd Beegle’s 18 points topped Everett.
Saltsburg 59, United 46
SALTSBURG – Aaron Ulisse led Saltsburg with 25 points in a win over United.
Bob Summerson added 10 points for the Trojans. Justin Stewart scored 15 points to lead United.
High School Girls
Westmont 54, Bedford 26
BEDFORD – The Hilltoppers jumped out to a 22-6 lead after one quarter and coasted to a LHAC victory over the Bisons.
Karlee McQuillen led all scorers with 12 points. Kelly Britcher added 11 while Ali Buchan and Katie Lintner each had 10.
Meyersdale 35, Turkeyfoot Valley 25
MEYERSDALE – Corinne Moser led the Red Raiders with 10 points as Meyersdale topped Turkeyfoot Valley.
The Rams were led by Courtney Smith’s 14 points.
Bishop McCort 69, Cambria Heights 51
PATTON – The Crimson Crushers overcame a 12-point deficit after one quarter to defeat host Cambria Heights.
Bishop McCort’s Brittany Genday led all scorers with 27 points and Shannon Yingling added 15. The Highlanders got 22 points and 17 rebounds from Amber Dubyak while teammate Erin Hoover scored 13 points.
Richland 62, Central Cambria 54
EBENSBURG – Heather Klinar led all scorers with 22 points in Richland’s win over Central Cambria.
Mary Pavlovich scored 16 points and Sam Devett added 10 for the Rams. K.J. Getz led Central Cambria with 12 points.
Penn Cambria 36, Johnstown 35
CRESSON – Mandy Rieg had 12 points and 13 rebounds as the Panthers defeated Johnstown.
Penn Cambria also got 10 points from Katie Geriak. Johnstown was led by Tanae Preston’s eight points.
Forest Hills 55, Bishop Carroll 53
SIDMAN – The Rangers got a double-double from Cara Smay – 25 points and 10 rebounds – to help defeat Bishop Carroll in the Laurel Highlands conference.
Stephanie Stohan also recorded a double-double – 12 points and 13 rebounds – for Forest Hills.
Joelle Knopp and Carly Bozella each scored a dozen points for the Huskies. Jess Miller added 10 points.
Berlin 51, Blacklick Valley 50
BERLIN – Ella Meese led the Mountaineers with 16 points as Berlin held off the Vikings.
Freshman Beth Coddington scored 11 points and had four rebounds for the Mountaineers while Brittany Pryde added 10 points.
Whitney Warmus had a game-high 20 points and teammate Allie Garber scored 15. The Vikings, who led by 15 at the half, had a chance to win it on the last shot, but Garber’s attempt didn’t fall.
Rockwood 61, Shade 22
CAIRNBROOK – Joanna Nist scored a game-high 22 points for Rockwood in a victory over Shade.
Caroline Sanner scored 13 points and Andrea Weimer added 10 points for the Rockets. Laura Sesack led Shade with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Conemaugh Township 67, Windber 40
WINDBER – Lisa Byer and Steph Straka led Conemaugh Township with 20 and 15 points, respectively, while Ashley Blough and Megan Maurer added 10 points each for the Indians.
Kirstie Rummel’s 12 points led Windber, which got 11 from Alexis Lapinsky.
Ferndale 68, Portage 50
Four Ferndale players scored in double figures as the Yellow Jackets buzzed past Portage.
Sarah McAteer topped the Ferndale scoring with 17 points with Nicole Folta adding 12 and April Eisenhuth and Kayla Kohler providing 11 each. Eisenhuth also had 15 rebounds.
Portage got a game-high 18 points from Becca Enedy.
GOLF
84 Lumber Classic switching dates
FARMINGTON – The 84 Lumber Classic will move from September to June beginning in 2007 as part of a new six-year agreement with the PGA Tour, tournament officials announced Friday.
The 3-year-old tournament at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa, about 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, was started by 84 Lumber founder Joe Hardy, a billionaire who has made no secret of his desire to make his tournament a more high-profile event.
The tournament is scheduled for Sept. 11-17 this year. Next year, it will be held June 18-24, a week after the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, just outside of Pittsburgh, and will be televised by CBS.
“This is the culmination of a lot of hard work and dedication by many people,” Hardy said in a statement. “We took a tournament no one seemed to want and in three years turned it into one of the best stops on the tour and we believe we have earned our move to June.”
Hardy has spared no expense to attract the biggest names in golf to the tournament. He spent millions on changes to the course in the last few years after golfers complained it wasn’t challenging enough. He also built a luxury RV park and routinely had gifts waiting each night for golfers after they finished their rounds.
In 2004, Hardy offered golfers eligible for the American Express Championship in Ireland up to six seats on a non-stop, round-trip charter to the tournament aboard a 747 equipped only with first-class seats. The trip was free – at a cost of about $40,000 per golfer – as long they played the week before at the 84 Lumber Classic.
Hardy said he’ll continue to use the tournament as an opportunity to raise money, and believes the new date will help in that effort. Since 2003, the tournament has raised $4.2 million for charity, he said.
"THE CHOPS".
BASKETBALL
High School Boys
Somerset 88, Central 87
SOMERSET – Conlan Walsh sank two free throws late in overtime as the Golden Eagles held on for a narrow victory over Central.
Walsh ended the game with 19 points while Tyler Uphouse and Garrett Breen each scored 18. Breen also had 11 rebounds. Somerset’s Austin Ankney contributed 15 points and 12 rebounds.
Zach Hamm paced the Scarlet Dragons with 25 points while Chad Saylor poured in 21. Central fought back from nine down to force the extra frame.
Northern Cambria 66, Laurel Valley 41
NEW FLORENCE – Joe Rocco scored 28 points and issued eight assists as Northern Cambria galloped away with a victory over the Rams.
Chris Havrilla added 17 points and eight boards for the Colts. The Rams were led by 18 points and 11 rebounds from Shane Dickert while teammate Matt Dubics chipped in 15 points.
Central Cambria 80, Richland 62
Mike Gowen’s 23-point effort led Central Cambria as the Red Devils remained unbeaten with a win over host Richland.
The Rams were paced by Dino Tessari’s game-high 31 points and 10 boards, and Andy Rubal had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
The Red Devils also received solid scoring efforts from Justin Davidson (21 points) and Zach Seymour (15).
Westmont 84, Bedford 33
The Hilltoppers had five scorers hit double digits in a decisive win over Bedford.
Mark Rossi’s 18 points led the way while Joe Balog and Max Khuri each scored 12 points for the Hilltoppers. Joe Stephenson chipped in 11 points and Bruce Barger added 10 for Westmont.
The Bisons had no scorer hit double digits.
Forest Hills 67, Bishop Carroll 63
EBENSBURG – Dan Myers hit a tie-breaking 3-pointer, plus a foul shot, with 5.7 seconds remaining to give the visiting Rangers a victory.
Myers finished with 18 points for the Rangers while Travis Rearick had 17 and Andy Gallaher added 13.
Brock Lauer scored 21 points, leaving him one point shy of 1,000, and had five assists. Jeff Minemyer also scored 21 points and pulled down 14 rebounds. Victor Tranquillo added 10 points for the Huskies.
Rockwood 63, North Star 62
ROCKWOOD – The Rockets’ Seth Foreman had 22 points and knocked down a go-ahead free throw with 4 seconds left as Rockwood edged North Star.
Rockwood also got a game-high 28 points from Zach Sipe and eight from Cody Sanner, who made two free throws with less than 30 seconds remaining.
North Star got 24 points from Dave Kavar and 20 from Mike Buxton, including six 3-pointers.
Bishop McCort 89, Cambria Heights 39
Pete O’Connor led all scorers with 19 points in Bishop McCort’s win over Cambria Heights.
Abdulla Wadley, Matt Varga and Scott Lewis scored 11 points each for the host Crimson Crushers and Lewis grabbed 10 rebounds.
Bishop McCort outscored Cambria Heights 50-17 in the middle quarters to break a first-quarter tie at 12.
Chestnut Ridge 59, Everett 48
NEW PARIS – Josh Kohler scored 19 points and Ben Way had 14 to lead Chestnut Ridge.
Boyd Beegle’s 18 points topped Everett.
Saltsburg 59, United 46
SALTSBURG – Aaron Ulisse led Saltsburg with 25 points in a win over United.
Bob Summerson added 10 points for the Trojans. Justin Stewart scored 15 points to lead United.
High School Girls
Westmont 54, Bedford 26
BEDFORD – The Hilltoppers jumped out to a 22-6 lead after one quarter and coasted to a LHAC victory over the Bisons.
Karlee McQuillen led all scorers with 12 points. Kelly Britcher added 11 while Ali Buchan and Katie Lintner each had 10.
Meyersdale 35, Turkeyfoot Valley 25
MEYERSDALE – Corinne Moser led the Red Raiders with 10 points as Meyersdale topped Turkeyfoot Valley.
The Rams were led by Courtney Smith’s 14 points.
Bishop McCort 69, Cambria Heights 51
PATTON – The Crimson Crushers overcame a 12-point deficit after one quarter to defeat host Cambria Heights.
Bishop McCort’s Brittany Genday led all scorers with 27 points and Shannon Yingling added 15. The Highlanders got 22 points and 17 rebounds from Amber Dubyak while teammate Erin Hoover scored 13 points.
Richland 62, Central Cambria 54
EBENSBURG – Heather Klinar led all scorers with 22 points in Richland’s win over Central Cambria.
Mary Pavlovich scored 16 points and Sam Devett added 10 for the Rams. K.J. Getz led Central Cambria with 12 points.
Penn Cambria 36, Johnstown 35
CRESSON – Mandy Rieg had 12 points and 13 rebounds as the Panthers defeated Johnstown.
Penn Cambria also got 10 points from Katie Geriak. Johnstown was led by Tanae Preston’s eight points.
Forest Hills 55, Bishop Carroll 53
SIDMAN – The Rangers got a double-double from Cara Smay – 25 points and 10 rebounds – to help defeat Bishop Carroll in the Laurel Highlands conference.
Stephanie Stohan also recorded a double-double – 12 points and 13 rebounds – for Forest Hills.
Joelle Knopp and Carly Bozella each scored a dozen points for the Huskies. Jess Miller added 10 points.
Berlin 51, Blacklick Valley 50
BERLIN – Ella Meese led the Mountaineers with 16 points as Berlin held off the Vikings.
Freshman Beth Coddington scored 11 points and had four rebounds for the Mountaineers while Brittany Pryde added 10 points.
Whitney Warmus had a game-high 20 points and teammate Allie Garber scored 15. The Vikings, who led by 15 at the half, had a chance to win it on the last shot, but Garber’s attempt didn’t fall.
Rockwood 61, Shade 22
CAIRNBROOK – Joanna Nist scored a game-high 22 points for Rockwood in a victory over Shade.
Caroline Sanner scored 13 points and Andrea Weimer added 10 points for the Rockets. Laura Sesack led Shade with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Conemaugh Township 67, Windber 40
WINDBER – Lisa Byer and Steph Straka led Conemaugh Township with 20 and 15 points, respectively, while Ashley Blough and Megan Maurer added 10 points each for the Indians.
Kirstie Rummel’s 12 points led Windber, which got 11 from Alexis Lapinsky.
Ferndale 68, Portage 50
Four Ferndale players scored in double figures as the Yellow Jackets buzzed past Portage.
Sarah McAteer topped the Ferndale scoring with 17 points with Nicole Folta adding 12 and April Eisenhuth and Kayla Kohler providing 11 each. Eisenhuth also had 15 rebounds.
Portage got a game-high 18 points from Becca Enedy.
GOLF
84 Lumber Classic switching dates
FARMINGTON – The 84 Lumber Classic will move from September to June beginning in 2007 as part of a new six-year agreement with the PGA Tour, tournament officials announced Friday.
The 3-year-old tournament at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa, about 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, was started by 84 Lumber founder Joe Hardy, a billionaire who has made no secret of his desire to make his tournament a more high-profile event.
The tournament is scheduled for Sept. 11-17 this year. Next year, it will be held June 18-24, a week after the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, just outside of Pittsburgh, and will be televised by CBS.
“This is the culmination of a lot of hard work and dedication by many people,” Hardy said in a statement. “We took a tournament no one seemed to want and in three years turned it into one of the best stops on the tour and we believe we have earned our move to June.”
Hardy has spared no expense to attract the biggest names in golf to the tournament. He spent millions on changes to the course in the last few years after golfers complained it wasn’t challenging enough. He also built a luxury RV park and routinely had gifts waiting each night for golfers after they finished their rounds.
In 2004, Hardy offered golfers eligible for the American Express Championship in Ireland up to six seats on a non-stop, round-trip charter to the tournament aboard a 747 equipped only with first-class seats. The trip was free – at a cost of about $40,000 per golfer – as long they played the week before at the 84 Lumber Classic.
Hardy said he’ll continue to use the tournament as an opportunity to raise money, and believes the new date will help in that effort. Since 2003, the tournament has raised $4.2 million for charity, he said.
"THE CHOPS".