WRIGHTSVILLE — Freshman Nolan Smith had 13 carries for 75 yards and a touchdown and his classmate Jeremy Smith had a 30-yard scoring run for the Cavaliers in a 27-0 win over Johnson County on Friday night.

Quarterback Sal Calderon was 3 of 4 passing for 46 yards, including a 30-yard scoring strike to Thomas Wells, and the junior also rushed for 50 yards. Vince Grassi added a touchdown run for the Cavaliers, who improved to 3-0 with the win.

CDS 14 7 6 0 — 27

JC 0 0 0 0 — 0

CDS-Jeremy Smith 30 run (Alan Gibbs kicks)

CDS-Thomas Wells 30 pass Sal Calderon (Gibbs kick)

CDS-Nolan Smith 11 run (Gibbs kick)

CDS-Vince Grassi 4 run (kick failed)

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 49 TREUTLEN 24

SOPERTON — Freshman Jordan Grant made his first start at quarterback and led Savannah Christian to the win over Treutlen County.

Grant rushed for 77 yards and two touchdowns and completed two passes for 31 yards as the Raiders (3-1) improved to 3-0 in Region 3-A play. Grant scored on runs of 10 and 31 yards.

Demetris Robertson scored on a 33-yard run and a 54-yard punt for the Raiders.

Treutlen quarterback Tyler Benjamin completed 15 of 32 passes for 245 yards and two touchdowns

SCPS 14 28 7 0 — 49

Treuten 0 6 6 12 — 24

SCPS—Jordan Grant 10 run (Bryce O’Brien kick)

SCPS—Grant 31 run (O’Brien kick)

SCPS—Ben Haeussler 10 run (O’Brien kick)

SCPS—Dylan Harper 18 run (O’Brien kick)

T— Dylan Price 12 pass fromTyler Benjamin (kick failed)

SCPS—Demetris Robertson 33 run (O’Brien kick)

SCPS—AJ Davis 1 run (O’Brien kick)

SCPS—Roberston 54 punt return (O’Brien kick)

T—Tyler Benjamin 4 run (run failed)

T—Titus Benjamin 10 pass from Tyler Benjamin (run failed)

T—Tavarius Hardin 73 pass from Tyler Benjamin 73. (run failed)

NEW HAMPSTEAD 28, HEPHZIBAH 7

Junior quarterback Calvin Turner rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown and passed for 124 yards and two scores in New Hampstead’s win over Hephzibah. Turner had touchdown passes to Dearius Young and Jacquan White. Dominique Cooper rushed for 66 yards and a score as New Hampstead improved to 3-1 on the season.

PIERCE COUNTY 64,

JENKINS 62

BLACKSHEAR — The Bears beat Jenkins in a four overtime overtime thriller to improve to 3-1 on the season. The Warriors (2-2) have a bye before facing Islands on Oct. 2.

BETHESDA 29, FREDERICA 20

Host Bethesda took advantage of Frederica Academy miscues in the second half en route to its fifth victory in a game played at Bible Baptist.

The Blazers (5-0) had led 21-7 at halftime as quarterback Joshua Woodley scored on two short runs and Corey Evans added 10-yard rushing TD.

Frederica (2-2) closed to 21-14 in the third quarter before Evans, a linebacker, returned a fumble 12 yards for a touchdown. After Frederica was whistled for having 12 players on the field for the extra-point attempt, Bethesda went for two and Woodley ran it in for a 29-14 advantage.

Frederica added a touchdown but missed the extra point. In a scoreless fourth quarter, the Bethesda defense made a stand with about two minutes left and Frederica missed a field-goal try.

Tre’von Pray led Bethesda with 143 yards rushing on 22 carries, while Evans rushed eight times for 66 yards and one score, and Woodley ran 12 times for 45 yards and two scores.

Evans had three sacks, while defensive end Carl Middleton made seven tackles including two sacks.

FA 7 0 13 0 – 20

BA 7 14 8 0 – 29

FA—Jashawn Sheffield 51 run (John Mitchell Brock kick)

BA—Joshua Woodley 2 run (Ian Carter good)

BA—Woodley 3 run (Carter kick)

BA—Corey Evans 10 run (Carter kick)

FA—Rett Thompson 5 run (Brock kick)

BA—Evans 12 fumble return (Woodley run)

FA—Sheffield 20 pass from Jaylin Simpson (kick failed)

TATTNALL COUNTY 35,

SAVANNAH HIGH 0

REIDSVILLE — Darius Mincey rushed for 137 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 26 carries to lead Tattnall County to a win over Savannah High.

Deondre Johnson caught three passes for 59 yards and a score and ran back the second half kickoff 90 yards for another touchdown for the Warriors (3-1, 1-1 Region 1-AAA).

SHS 0 0 0 0 - 0

TC 14 7 7 7 - 35

TC-Darius Mincey 3 run (Florentino Santiago kick)

TC-Kevon Mincey 32 interception return (Santiago kick)

TC-Darius Mincey 4 run (Santiago kick)

TC-Deondre Johnson 90 kickoff return (Santiago kick)

TC-Deondre Johnson 19 pass from Craige Saxton (Santiago kick)

PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN 55,

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 6

BELLVILLE — Preston Campbell rushed for 76 yards and a touchdown and Garlon Rogers returned a blocked punt for a score and rushed for 60 yards and a touchdown in Pinewood Christian’s win over First Presbyterian.

Quarterback Jeffrey Young was 5 of 7 for 136 yards with two touchdowns and an interception for Pinewood (5-0).

FP 0 0 0 6 — 6

PC 27 21 0 7 — 55

PC-John Michael Thompson 41 punt return (Caleb Conley kick)

PC-Kaleb Shuman 53 pass from Jeffrey Young (kick blocked)

PC-Shuman 38 pass from Young (Conley kick)

PC-Preston Campbell 1 run (Conley kick)

PC-Kaleb Shuman 4 run (Conley kick)

PC-Garlon Rogers 12 blocked punt return (Conley kick)

PC-Blake Shuman 50 interception return (Conley kick)

FP-Josh Armour 10 pass from Dylan Stewart (kick blocked)

PC-Garlon Rogers 2 run (Conley kick)

SAV. COUNTRY DAY 21,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 6

MOUNT VERNON — Bryce Dunn ran for two touchdowns and Yakavian Lee ran for another as the Hornets (1-3) won their first game this season.

Dunn notched scoring runs of 5 and 22 yards, while Lee got the first score of the game on a 3-yard run. Hawkins Pindar was 3-for-3 on extra-point attempts.

Host Montgomery County fell to 0-4.

SCD 7 7 7 0 — 21

MC 0 0 6 0 — 6

SCD—Yakavian Lee 3 run (Hawkins Pindar kick)

SCD—Bryce Dunn 5 run (Pindar kick)

SCD—Dunn 22 run (Pindar)

MC—Clayton Harvey 9 (pass failed)

BULLOCH ACADEMY 21,

MEMORIAL DAY 7

STATESBORO — Jarves Williams ran 10 times for 103 yards and two touchdowns as host Bulloch Academy scored the last 21 points of the game to improve to 5-0.

Williams scored on runs of 4 and 61 yards. Tyce Lovett added 45 yards as Bulloch Academy totaled 178 yards on the ground.

Memorial Day (1-4), which opened the scoring with Delvechio Powell’s 4-yard touchdown run, totaled 137 yards rushing.

Lanier Olliff was 6 of 9 passing for 116 yards.

Memorial’s Kawan Williams was 6-of-10 passing for 61 yards.

MD 7 0 0 0 — 7

BA 0 14 7 0 — 21

MD—Delvechio Powell 4 run (Adrian Smith kick)

BA—Jarves Williams 4 run (Brian Marsh kick)

BA—Hunter Perry 25 pass from Tyler Budgett (Marsh kick)

BA—Williams 61 run (Marsh kick)

MCA 15, VIDALIA 14

DARIEN — Host McIntosh County Academy converted a 2-point conversion pass from Dominic Scalese to Daiquon Drake with 2:50 remaining for the difference.

Vidalia’s Graham Hall had scored on a 4-yard run with 3:26 left in the game, and Joshua Sowell kicked the extra point for a 14-7 lead.

MCA’s Eric Brown scored on a 3-yard run, leading to the crucial 2-point conversion.

MCA had 155 yards passing and 21 rushing, while Vidalia had 242 yards rushing and 5 passing.

V 7 0 0 7 — 14

MCA 0 7 0 8 — 15

V—Jadarius McLendon 3 run (Joshua Sowell kick)

MCA—G. Rhymes 22 pass from Dominic Scalese (kick good)

V—Graham Hall 4 run (Sowell kick)

MCA—Eric Brown 3 run (Daiquon Drake pass from Scalese)

VOLLEYBALL

Savannah Arts def. Jenkins 25-13, 25-9

Top players-Jenkins, Kyara Graham 4 kills; Arkierria Fulton 2 kills, 2 blocks; Asia Rosier 2 blocks.

Jenkins def. Beach 25-12, 17-25, 25-16

Top players-Jenkins, Fulton 6 kills, 2 aces; Rosier 2 kills, 3 blocks; Kyleigh Kestner 3 aces. Record-Jenkins 9-11.

SOFTBALL

SOUTHEAST BULLOCH 10,

ISLANDS 3

SEB 003 320 2 - 10 4 0

I 000 120 0 - 3 3 3

Records—Islands 5-9, 5-8 in region 1-AAA. SE Bulloch 19-4, 12-2.

CROSS COUNTRY

Late Thursday

Richmond Hill Relays

(Teams ran as many 800-meter legs as possible in two hours while alternating runners)

Coed Division — 1. Effingham County, 41 legs (20.5 miles), (Justin Dolata, Noah McIntosh, Rafael Osella, Marina Van Sickle and Catherine Hall). Also, ECHS #2, 39 legs (19.5 miles), (Keegan Kurtz, Ian Foster, Tim Smith, Ashley Kaeser and Kristen Hint).

Girls Division — 3. ECHS, 35 legs (17.5 miles), (Abby King, Taylor Walsh, Shakari Powell and Faith Deal).

Late Wednesday

Calhoun Academy Invitational

Teams (seven) — 2. Savannah Christian

Top SCPS runners — 3. Jenn Colter 21:23; 8. Skylar Ackerman 23:31; 9. Kate Hoffman 23:38; 10. Haley Wilson 23:43; 13. Alexa Staudt 24:06.

City volleyball teams get playoff seeding

The GHSA reseeded the Class A volleyball playoffs Wednesday night, and Calvary Day and Savannah Christian got some great news as the teams were named the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds, respectively — meaning the teams have byes into the GHSA Class A state semifinals.

Calvary (31-9) will host the winner of the Athens Academy/Fellowship Christian match set for Saturday in a semifinal at Calvary next Wednesday at a time to be announced.

Savannah Christian (35-7) will host the winner of Saturday’s George Walton Academy/Landmark Christian match Wednesday at a time to be announced.

St. Vincent’s (28-13) was named a No. 4 seed in Class AA. The Saints will host Pace Academy on Saturday at a time to be announced.

SOFTBALL

Bryan County splits first 2 with Wesleyan

NORCROSS — The Bryan County High Redskins split the first two games of their second-round series of the Class AA state softball playoffs with host Wesleyan High School.

Bryan County took the first game 3-0 but fell 2-0 in the nightcap. The third and deciding game will be played at 4 p.m. today.

Wildcats play Dalton in Game 3 today

RICHMOND HILL — Dalton and Richmond Hill split the first two games of their Class AAAAA state softball playoffs.

Dalton won the first game 5-2, then Richmond Hill captured the second game 4-1.

The deciding Game 3 is slated for 2 p.m. today.

COLLEGES

WOMEN’S SOCCER

ARMSTRONG 7, USC AIKEN 0

AIKEN, S.C. — Armstrong State University scored a season-high seven goals in picking up a shutout Peach Belt Conference win over host USC Aiken.

The win extended the current win streak of the Pirates (9-3-2, 5-1-2 PBC) to four, while USC Aiken (2-10-1, 2-5 PBC) dropped its seventh match of the season by shutout. Armstrong returns to action Saturday, hosting Georgia Southwestern State in a 3:30 p.m. PBC contest.

The Pirates scored six of their seven goals in the first half, getting started quickly on an unassisted goal by sophomore Amanda Green in the 14th minute. Green then assisted on the next two goals, feeding senior Taylor Valley with a pass from the right side in the 16th minute for her third goal of the season, then delivering a cross from the right to sophomore Jenny Allen in the 23rd minute for Allen’s seventh of the season and a 3-0 lead.

Allen added her second goal of the match just three minutes later, putting in her own rebound off a shot in the 26th minute. Freshman Taylor Snell then delivered her first collegiate goal, heading in a corner kick in the 35th minute for the Pirates. Freshman Martha Trimbach finished the first-half scoring with her second goal of the season in the 42nd minute.

The Pirates scored on six of their nine first-half shots, while USC Aiken was held to just two shots before intermission.

Valley notched her second goal, an unassisted tally, in the 83rd minute to cap the scoring for Armstrong State.

“This is a place we have traditionally not played well at, so it was nice to break out on the scoreboard in the way that we did,” Armstrong coach Eric Faulconer said. “I think, in many ways, we are starting to find our identity as a team. Tonight we played to our strengths and turned in a very strong performance.”

The Pirates finished the night with a 13-3 edge in shots. Sophomore goalkeeper Erica Laurens made one save in picking up her first career shutout for the Pirates, while USC Aiken goalkeeper Karin Cadwalader made two saves in 71 minutes in net. Each team had one corner kick apiece and USC Aiken was whistled for two fouls, compared to one for the Pirates. Armstrong was whistled for offsides seven times on the night.

VOLLEYBALL

ALABAMA STATE 3,

SAVANNAH STATE 0

Savannah State University fell to Alabama State in its last non-conference opponent of the season 3-0 (25-11, 25-14, 25-21) for the “Dig Pink” match in Willcox-Wiley Gymnasium.

Junior middle blocker Gabrielle Nathaniel and freshman outside hitter Makayla Tam led the team with five kills each, while Nathaniel added eight digs, a service ace and a block assist, while Tam added three assists, two digs and a service ace.

Junior setter Caitlynn Masoe led the team with 18 assists and added four kills, two service aces and two digs, while junior libero Alexis Washington led the team with 12 digs. Freshman outside hitter Chinenye Ofodile added four kills.

The Hornets were led by Myla Marshall with 13 kills, Riley MacDonald with 16 assists and Scout Wonsang with 12 digs.

The Lady Tigers travel to Florida this weekend to face Bethune-Cookman at 7 p.m. in Daytona Beach and Florida A&M at 3 p.m. Sunday in Tallahassee.

ARMSTRONG 3,

UNC PEMBROKE 0

PEMBROKE, N.C. — Armstrong got back on the winning track in Peach Belt Conference play with a 3-0 victory over host UNC Pembroke. Set scores were: 25-14, 25-15, 25-17.

The win halted a two-game slide within league play for the first-place Pirates (12-6, 8-2 PBC), while UNC Pembroke fell to 5-18 overall and 2-9 in the PBC.

Armstrong returns to action Saturday, visiting Francis Marion for a 2 p.m. matchup with the Patriots in Florence, S.C.

The Pirates came out on fire in the first set, hitting .423 as a team in getting the early 1-0 lead. Armstrong then jumped out to a 15-6 lead in set number two and had a similarly large 14-6 lead at the beginning of set number three. Armstrong finished the match hitting .308 as a team, while UNC Pembroke hit just .053 on the night.

Anna McGee notched a match-high 10 kills for the Pirates, while Kristi Vaughn tallied 24 assists and Iva Scepanovic logged 16 digs.

Raquel Kulak had five blocks.

UNCP was led by Cecilia Brandon’s six kills and Bailee Jones’ 12 assists and nine digs.

Jaylin Brown scored 27 points and Myles Walker added 24 points as the host Windsor Forest boys basketball team beat Islands. Islands junior Justin Cave scored a game-high 33 points.

 WINDSOR FOREST 87, ISLANDS 67

ISLANDS (67)

Mosley 9, Broadnax 5, Cabrera 4, Hugh Durham 12, Justin Cave 33, Cutter 4.

WINDSOR FOREST (87)

Myles Walker 24, Jaylin Brown 27, Simpkins 7, Polke 4, Lewis 2, Holton 8, Davis 2, Page 2, Jared Hughes 11.

Halftime—WF 41-26. Records—IHS 2-1; WF 3-2.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

EFFINGHAM COUNTY 67, SWAINSBORO 57

SPRINGFIELD — Effingham County senior MaKayla Robinson, who has signed with Troy University, scored 31 points and added nine rebounds, six assists and six steals to lead the Rebels to a win over Swainsboro. Sha’Quira Johnson added 14 points and nine rebounds for Effingham.

SWAINSBORO (57)

Dynesha Brown 26, Collins 4, K. Kelly 4, C. Kelly 8, Dequania Royal 11, Sherrod 4.

EC (67)

MaKayla Robinson 31, Sha’Quira Johnson 14, Bartley 2, Connely 8, Rafter 1, Ta’Shauna Johnson 11.

Halftime—EC 34-15. Records—EC 2-1.

ISLANDS 43, WINDSOR FOREST 24

J’Mya Cutter scored 12 points and Jasmine Thompson added 11 as Islands beat host Windsor Forest. The game was tied at 16-16 at halftime, but strong defensive play by Sharks guards Elizabeth Sierzant and Katie Wood helped Islands outscore the Knights 27-8 in the second half.

ISLANDS (43)

J’Mya Cutter 12, Jasmine Thompson 10, Sierzant 9, Wood 6, Walker 6.

WINDSOR FOREST (24)

Erykah Jones 19, Johnson 3, Alston 2.

Halftime—16-16. Records—Islands 3-1; WF 1-4.

LONG CO. 58, METTER 51

METER — Katie Estill scored 21 points, Mya Howard added 17 points and Elexxus Wrighton grabbed 17 rebounds for Long County in a win over Metter.

LONG COUNTY (58)

Katie Estill 21, Mya Howard 17, Elix 9, Cooper 6, Johnson 2, Porter 2, Balsinger 1.

METTER (51)

Simmons 23, Roundtree 7, Collins 9, Johnson 3, V. Kennedy 3, L. Johnson 2, H. Kennedy 2, Scott 2.

Halftime—LC 36-33. Record—LC 2-1.

COLLEGES

Late Friday

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ARMSTRONG 69, BYU-HAWAII 57

LAIE, Hawaii — Armstrong State University improved to 7-0 with a win over BYU-Hawaii at the Oahu Thanksgiving Classic on Friday on the campus of BYU-Hawaii.

The Pirates are one win shy of the best start to a season in Armstrong women’s basketball history, trailing the 1984-85 team that began the year 8-0.

Junior B’Kiya Webb led the way for the Pirates with her third double-double of the season, notching 19 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. Junior Brigitta Barta collected 13 points off the bench, and sophomore Machala Raymonville added 12 points off the bench.

BYU-Hawaii was led by Valerie Nawahine’s game-high 26 points, including 4-of-9 3-pointers and 2-of-2 shooting from the free-throw line.

ARMSTRONG (7-0)

Schoonover 0-3 0-0 0, Harris 4-14 0-0 9, Webb 9-16 1-3 19, Clark 1-2 2-4 5, Barta 5-11 3-6 13, Doyle 3-8 0-0 9, Raymonville 4-15 3-4 12, Manuel 1-3 0-1 2. Totals 27-72 9-18 69.

BYU-HAWAII (3-2)

Claw 3-8 1-2 8, Kauhi 2-4 0-0 4, Nawahine 10-20 2-2 26, E. Nelson 0-2 1-2 1, K. Nelson 3-9 2-4 8, Jackson 0-2 0-0 0, Smiller 0-1 0-0 0, Cui 0-1 0-0 0, Shakhill 2-5 0-2 4, White 2-6 0-0 4, Cravens 0-1 0-0 0, Tonga 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 23-60 6-12 57.

ASU 15 14 19 21 — 69

BYU 15 11 15 16 — 57

3-point goals—ASU 6-23 (Harris 1-6, Clark 1-1, Doyle 3-7, Raymonville 1-8); BYU 5-16 (Claw 1-3, Nawahine 4-9). Rebounds—ASU 48 (Webb 13); BYU 42 (E. Nelson 6). Assists—ASU 10 (Harris, Webb, Clark, Doyle 2); BYU 14 (Claw 7). Team fouls—ASU 11; BYU 15. Fouled out—None. Technical fouls—ASU 1. A—193.

Quira Porter scored 19 points with nine rebounds and Jessica Lanier added 11 points and five steals in Calvary Day’s 60-29 win at Montgomery County on Friday night in Mount Vernon.

CDS (60)

Turner 2, Baker 2, Kennedy 2, Jessica Lanier 11, 5 steals, Wright 7, Parker 7, Jenkins 2, Bria Porter 2, Thomas 6, Quira Porter 19.

MC (29)

Johnson 5, Brooker 3, Miller 7, McKinney 5, Robinson 1, Brown 8.

Halftime—CDS 31-15. Record—CDS 4-0.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY 58,

RICHMOND HILL 39

MaKayla Robinson scored 22 points, Shaquira Johnson had 16 points and Alayja Connelly added 13 in the Rebels’ win at Richmond Hill. Jazlyn Martin 10 led the Wildcats with 10 points.

EC (58)

MaKayla Robinson 22, Shaquira Johnson 16, Alayja Connelly 13, S. Johnson 2, T. Johnson 7.

RH (39)

Jazlyn Martin 10, Gandy 8, Yontz 2, Dunn 5, Reed 2, Bunting 6, Hernandez 4, Graham 2.

Halftime—EC 26-10. Records—EC 4-1, 2-0 in Region 3-AAAAA. RH 0-4, 0-1.

ISLANDS 57,
TOOMBS CO. 39

LYONS — Jasmine Thompson scored 20 points, J’Mya Cutter added 14 and Brittany Walker chipped in with 10 points as Islands beat Toombs County.

IHS (57)

Jasmine Thompson 20, J’Mya Cutter 14, Brittany Walker 10, Turner 6, O’Connell 4, Wood 1, Sierzant 2.

TC (39)

Walker 9, Gomez 8, Chipman 6, Knight 5, Mobley 5, De. Jones 3, Do. Jones 3.

Halftime—Islands 28-21. Records—Islands 5-1, 2-0; TC-3-2, 0-2.

ST. VINCENT’S 36,

BACON COUNTY 13

Madison Powers had 11 points and nine rebounds in the Saints’ win at Bacon County.

SVA (36)

Madison Powers 11, Lynch 8, Coleman 5, Morin 4, Watson 2, O’Hare 2, Richardson 2, Johnson 2, Sharpley 1.

BC (13)

Lankford 5, Heflin 5, Moore 1.

Halftime—SVA 16-2. Record—SVA 4-1.

WOODVILLE-TOMPKINS 66,

TREUTLEN 59

La’Freesia Cohen scored 19 and Charde Hutchinson and Savanna Walker added 14 each in Woodville-Tompkins’ win at Treutlen.

T (59)

L. Gillis 40, Brown 8, Blackshear 6.

WT (66)

Savanna Walker 14, Charde Hutchinson 14, La’Freesia Cohen 19, El-Amin 9, Smith 3, Grayson 5, Jones 1, Scott 1.

Halftime—29-29. Records—WT 2-1, 1-0 Region 3-A (East).

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 39,

BRADWELL INSTITUTE 33

HINESVILLE — Faith Harris scored 16 and Shae Leverett added 13 as South Effingham improved to 6-0 with a win over Bradwell Institute.

SE (39)

Faith Harris 16, Shae Leverett 13, Boswell 5, Jenkins 4, Newberry 1.

Bradwell scoring unavailable.

TATTNALL COUNTY 38,

SAVANNAH HIGH 20

Kristina Stegar scored 14 points to lead Tattnall County to a win over visiting Savannah High. NaTeari Chaney led the Blue Jackets with 11 points.

WHEELER COUNTY 53,

SAV. COUNTRY DAY 47

ALAMO — Landry Rushing had 19 points, five assists and three steals and Anna Muller added 14 points and 11 rebounds for SCD in a loss at Wheeler County.

SCD (47)

Landry Rushing 19, Anna Muller 14, Stone 8, Carolina Pinckney 6.

WC (53)

Brianna Hinton 13, Lakaitlin Wright 14, Pearsons 5, Clark 7, Parker 7, Mackey 4, Ferguson 3.

Halftime—SCD 30-28. Record—SCD 5-2.

VIDALIA 64, GROVES 23

Jada Johnson scored 10 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for Groves in a loss to visiting Vidalia.

V (64)

R. Norfleet 12, Johnson 2, Q. Price 13, Brinson 8, Collins 8, Lanier 1, Draughon 2, Chambliss 4, J. Eason 11, Craft 3.

G (23)

Roberts 3, Peyton 2, Pierce 6, Jada Johnson 10, 12 rebs, Bennett 2.

Halftime—Vidalia 29-13. Record—G 2-4.

CLAXTON 42, METTER 25

CLAXTON — Bryanna Griggs scored 17 points and grabbed 21 rebounds, and Ikeria Brown added 19 points in Claxton’s win over Metter.

M (25)

Johnson 9, Collins 8, Roundtree 4, Simmons 4.

C (42)

Brady 2, Sneed 2, Berry 2, Bryanna Griggs 17, 21 rebs, Ikeria Brown 19

Halftime-C 12-10. Record-Claxton 1-2, Metter 1-2.

LONG COUNTY 63, MCA 54

LUDOWICI — Mya Howard scored 21 points and Elexxus Wrichton added 12 in Long County’s win over McIntosh County Academy.

MCA (54)

Jadyn Scott 14, Jamerie Collins 12, Candace Height 10, Spaulding 7, Scott 6, Lewis 2, Palmer, 2, Reed 1.

LC (63)

Mya Howard 21, Elexxus Wrichton 12, Katie Estill 11, Elix 8, Wingate 3, Porter 2, Cooper 2, Balsinger 2, Kincaid 1, Johnson 1.

Halftime—LC 28-24. Records—MCA 0-3, 0-1 (Region 2-AA); LC 4-1, 2-0.

Late Thursday

HABERSHAM 38,

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN 31

Ashlyn Burnsed had 22 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals and Emma Ricks added 12 points and nine rebounds in Habersham’s win over First Presbyterian Christian.

H (38)

Ashlyn Burnsed 22, Emma Ricks 12, P. Burnsed 2, A. Ricks 2.

FP (31)

Mary Whitney 13, Stuart 4, Gibbs 5, C. Cowers 9.

Halftime—Habersham 21-11. Record—Habersham 1-0.

ST. ANDREW’S 6,

PATRICK HENRY 35

Grace Turner had 22 points and five rebounds and Rebecca Suh added 12 points, seven steals and five assists in the Lions’ win over Patrick Henry.

SA (46)

Grace Turner 22, Rebecca Suh 12, Wixon 3, Sims 3, Yates 2, Ferencsik 2, Mitchell 2.

PH (35)

Sarah Sanders 10, Carlie Taylor 10, Peeples 9, Priester 5, Bridgers 1.

Halftime—SA 28-18. Records—SA 2-0; PH 1-2.

TODAY’S SCHEDULE

Beach at Effingham Co., 6 p.m.

New Hampstead at South Effingham, 5 p.m.

Savannah High at Glynn Academy, 2:30 p.m.

Windsor Forest at St. Vincent’s, 3:30 p.m.

Woodville Tompkins at ECI, 6 p.m.

Brantley Co. at Islands, 6 p.m.

New Hampstead at South Effingham, 5 p.m.

Calvary at Savannah Country Day, 6 p.m.

Treutlen at Savannah Christian, 6 p.m.

Collins’ 21 lifts Cadets’ over Bacon County

ALMA — Tyleek Collins scored 21 points, Terry Tolbert scored 13 and Chase Marini added 11 in Benedictine’s 62-52 Region 2-AA win over Bacon County on Friday night.

BENEDICTINE (62)

Tyleek Collins 21, Terry Tolbert 13, Chase Marini 11, Kennedy 5, Marini 4, Whitfield 3, Harris 2, Kropt 2, Johnson 1.

BACON COUNTY (53)

Peyton Nobles 20, Tray Stewart 15, Foster 8, Patel 7, Merritt 3.

Halftime—Benedictine 26-25. Record—Benedictine 1-0.

ISLANDS 62,

TOOMBS COUNTY 53

LYONS — Trae Broadnax and Justin Cave scored 13 points each and Hugh Durham and Alex Cabrera added 10 points apiece as Islands won at Toombs County. Islands rallied from a five-point deficit at the half — outscoring Toombs 36-22 after intermission.

IHS (62)

Mosley 9, Trae Broadnax 13, Alex Cabrera 10, Hugh Durham 10, Justin Cave 13, Justin Cutter 7.

TC (53)

Tyrese Lewis 11, Meadows 4, Clark 2, Jalen Mobley 11, Morgan 4, Blount 6, Boyd 1.

Halftime—TC 31-26. Records—Islands 4-1, 2-0 Region 1-AAA; TC 1-5, 1-1.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 67,

CALVARY DAY 50

MOUNTY VERNON — Luke Baham had 21 points and 12 rebounds for Calvary in a loss at Montgomery County. Clayton Harvery led Montgomery with 12 points.

CDS (50)

Smeltzer 2, Walker 2, Luke Baham 21, Scott 7, Bell 2, Crisp 4.

MC (67)

Shaw Robinson 10, Hollis 1, Bedeaun Coglin 18, Linder 5, Jackson 9, Dasher 2, Clayton Harvey 12, Jaheel Wilson 10.

Halftime—MC 36-25. Record—CDS 1-2; MC 4-1.

COASTAL HOME 85,

FAITH CHRISTIAN 44

WATERBORO, S.C.— Bret Collins had 17 points and 13 rebounds, Bradley Gurganus scored 14, and Austin Cobb and Carlos Escobar added 13 points each as Coastal Home School beat Faith Christian to win the War Hawk Invitational tournament.

FC (44)

Gordon 12, Tisdale 10, Johnson 8, Hewett 5, Brown 4, Singleton 4.

CH (85)

Brett Collins 17, Bradley Gurganus 14, Austin Cobb 13, Carlos Escobar 13, Justin Jones 10, Taylor 9, Martin 4, Brodmann 3, Russell 2.

Halftime—Coastal 40-20. Records—Coastal 5-1; FC 1-2.

BRADWELL INSTITUTE 50,

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 32

HINESVILLE — Ben Brennen scored nine points for South Effingham in a loss at Bradwell Institute.

SE (32)

Brennen 9, Simmons 7, Orr 7, Durden 4, Davis 3, Washington 2.

CLAXTON 52, METTER 44

CLAXTON — Tahje Boyd led a balanced attack with 12 points as Claxton beat visiting Metter. D.J. Brewton and Shy’Rik Furman added nine points each for Claxton.

M (44)

D. Williams 9, Johnson 3, Wadley 6, Davis 9, Burk 2, K. Williams 2, Dekle 7, Butler 5.

C (52)

Tahje Boyd 12, Anderson 3, D.J. Brewton 9, D. Brewton 6, Powell 2, Benson 6, Furman 9, Wingfield 5.

Halftime—Metter 28-26. Record—Claxton 1-1.

TODAY’S SCHEDULE

Jenkins vs. Lee in Huntsville, Ala., noon

Johnson High in South Atlanta Christian Academy, 1:30 p.m.

Beach at Effingham County, 7:30 p.m.

New Hampstead at S. Effingham, 6:30 p.m.

Woodville-Tompkins at ECI, 7:30 p.m.

Brantley Co. at Islands, 7:30 p.m.

New Hampstead at South Effingham, 6:30 p.m.

Calvary Day at Savannah Country Day, 7:30 p.m.

Treutlen at Savannah Christian, 7:30 p.m.

HINESVILLE — Brett Collins had a triple double with 33 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists to lead the Coastal Homeschool boys basketball team to a 91-84 win over First Presbyterian on Thursday night.

Austin Cobb had 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Bradley Gurganus added 18 points for Coastal, which improved to 7-1.

CH (91)

Brett Collins 33, Bradley Gurganus 18, Austin Cobb 15, Justin Jones 10, Martin 8, Taylor 5, Brodmann 2.

FP (84)

Isaiah Scott 39, Jahleel Allen 13, Simon Steele 10, Killouch 9, Carson 5, Attical 4, Duyany 4.

Halftime—FP 46-40. Records—Coastal 7-1; FP 2-1.

HABERSHAM SCHOOL 55,

ROYAL LIVE OAKS 42

Francis Langley scored 18 points and Sam Welch added 13 points as the Habersham boys downed Royal Live Oaks.

RLO (42)

P. James 10,B Malik 10, J. Julian 10, Garrett 6, David 4, Williams 2.

HS (55)

Francis Langley 18, Sam Welch 13, C. Langley 4, Kavanaugh 2, J. Martin 3, A. Martin 3, Copetillo 6, Frick 6.

Halftime—Habersham 29-17. Record—Habersham 1-1.

BEAUFORT ACADEMY 43,

ST. ANDREW’S 38

RIDGELAND, S.C. — Luke Harper scored 28 points to lead Beaufort Academy to a win over St. Andrew’s in the Thomas Heyward Coca-Cola Classic. Seth Hanberry lead the Lions with 16 points. St. Andrew’s will face the loser of Dorchester Academy/Thomas Heyward Academy game at 5 p.m. today in the consolation game.

ST. ANDREW’S (38)

Seth Hanberry 16, Benson 8, Vanderlugt 8, Livingston 2, Longwater 2, Bingley 2.

BA (43)

Luke Harper 28, Williams 8, Walker 3, Coleman 2, Boggs 2.

Halftime—BA 26-7. Record—SAS 3-1

GIRLS BASKETBALL

ST. ANDREW’S 40,

BEAUFORT ACADEMY 29

RIDGELAND, S.C. — Emily Sims had 14 points and nine rebounds and Rebecca Suh grabbed 15 rebounds to go along with seven points in the St. Andrew’s girls’ win over Beaufort Academy in the Thomas Heyward Coca-Cola Classic. St. Andrew’s will play the winner of the Dorchester Academy/Thomas Hayward Academy game at 6:30 p.m. today in the championship.

SA (40)

Emily Sims 14, Rebecca Suh 7s, Turner 7, Ferencsik 6, Mitchell 4, Wixon 2.

BA (29)

Sissy Mungin 18, Keane 8, Suber 2, Higgins 1.

Halftime—SA 24-17. Record—SA 3-1

HABERSHAM SCHOOL 56,

ROYAL LIVE OAKS 7

Ashlyn Burnsed had a triple double-with 20 points, 16 rebounds and 11 assists and Emma Ricks had 21 points and 10 rebounds to lead Habersham School to a win over Royal Live Oaks.

RLO (7)

Brown 1, Brisbon 3, Mettles 3.

H (56)

Ashlyn Burnsed 20, Emma Ricks 21, A. Ricks 2, P. Burnsed 9, Reed 4.

Record—Habersham 2-1.

TODAY’S SCHEDULE

Boys basketball

Benedictine at Vidalia, 7:30 p.m.

Appling Co. at Beach, 8:30 p.m.

Groves at Jeff Davis, 7 p.m.

Pierce Co. at Islands, 7:30 p.m.

Toombs Co. at Jenkins, 7:30 p.m.

Brantley Co. at Savannah High, 7:30 p.m.

Dodge Co. at Johnson, 7:30 p.m.

Woodville Tompkins at Savannah Christian, 7:30 p.m.

Savannah Country Day at Montgomery Co., 7:30 p.m.

Portal at Calvary, 7:30 p.m.

South Effingham at Richmond Hill, 8 p.m.

Effingham County at Swainsboro, 8:30 p.m.

Girls basketball

Appling Co. at Beach, 7 p.m.

Groves at Jeff Davis, 5:30 p.m.

Pierce Co. at Islands, 6 p.m.

Toombs Co. at Jenkins, 6 p.m.

Brantley Co. at Savannah High, 6 p.m.

Dodge Co. at Johnson, 6 p.m.

Woodville Tompkins at Savannah Christian, 6 p.m.

Montgomery Co. at Savannah Country Day, 6 p.m.

Portal at Calvary, 6 p.m.

St. Vincent’s at Vidalia, 6 p.m.

South Effingham at Richmond Hill, 6:30 p.m.

Effingham County at Swainsboro, 7 p.m.

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE

Girls basketball

Johnson at Savannah High, 6 p.m.

Battery Creek at Windsor Forest, 5 p.m.

Richmond Hill at Tattnall County, 5 p.m.

Effingham Co. at South Effingham, 6 p.m.

Boys basketball

Benedictine at Hilton Head, 7:30 p.m.

Jenkins vs. Berkmar at East Hall, 5:30

Johnson at Savannah High, 7:30 p.m.

Battery Creek at Windsor Forest, 6:30 p.m.

Johnson Co. at Savannah Christian, 7:30 p.m.

Richmond Hill at Tattnall Co., 6:30 p.m.

Effingham at South Effingham, 7:30 p.m.

GUYTON—Demetris Robertson scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead Savannah Christian to a 65-54 win Saturday at South Effingham.

Ben Haeussler added 10 points for the Raiders. Travis Simmons (13 points) and Derrick Newberry (10) led South Effingham.

SCPS (65)

Kadari Mitchell 13, Carter 3, Demetris Robertson 22, Anderson 6, Quarterman 2, Ben Haeussler 10, Bignault 4, Keys 2. Kixmiller 3.

SEHS (54)

Travis Simmons 13, Derrick Newberry 10, Steal 6, Gaines 5, Davis 5, Orr 5, Brennen 4, Rish 3, Newbill 3.

Halftime-SCPS 26-19. Records-SE 3-8; SCPS 3-3.

CALVARY 48, GROVES 43

Luke Baham scored 12 points to lead Calvary Day to a win over Groves. Leonard Roberts scored 11 points for Groves.

GROVES (43)

Stewart 3, Leonard Roberts 11, Coleman 2, Johnson 7, Oliver 7, Hamilton 5, Bennett 4, Chaney 9.

CDS (48)

Walker 8, Luke Baham 12, Scott 2, Thomas 6, Bell 2, Crisp 7, Bashlor 9, Herndon 2.

Halftime-CDS 19-18. Record-CD 3-6.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

CLAXTON 40, BRYAN CO. 33

CLAXTON—Ikeria Brown had 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead Claxton to a win against Bryan County.

BC (33)

Jackson 2, Crawford 6, Kaylin Leggett 12, Julianne Brown 13.

C (40)

Berry 2, McLean 2, Reese 6, Griggs 8, Sneed 5, Ikeria Brown 17, 10 rebs.

Halftime-Claxton 19-12. Record-Claxton 7-3, 2-1

SHS 45, GROVES 33

Milenah Doswell scored 16 points and NaTeari Chaney added eight in Savannah’s Memorial Health tournament win over Groves. Franeska Payton had 18 for the Rebels.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 54,

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 27

GUYTON—Faith Harris scored 23 points and Shae Leverett scored eight as South Effingham improved to 12-0.

SEHS (54)

Faith Harris 23, Leverett 8, Boswell 6, Bisard 5, Goldwire 4, Jenkins 4, Pelote 2, Hayes 2.

RICHMOND HILL 50,
WINDSOR FOREST 28

Tiara Gandy scored 13 points for Richmond Hill as the Wildcats won their first game of the season in a Memorial Health Holiday Classic win over Windsor Forest.

RHHS (50)

Tiara Gandy 13, Yontz 2, Dunn 2, Reed 5, Elkins 7, Bunting 9, Hernandez 4, Martin 6.

WF (28)

K. McCoy 10, Alston 6, Brooks 2, Jones 6, Green 1, Berry 3.

Halftime—RHHS 26-18, Records—RHHS 1-9; Windsor Forest 3-11.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 29, BIBLE BAPTIST 23

FLORENCE—Brenna Bazemore scored 10 points in Bible Baptist’s loss to the King’s Academy.

BB (23)

Allison 3, Brenna Bazemore 10, Copeland 3, Mallory 2, Coleman 4.

MEMORIAL HEALTH HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

BOYS WASHINGTON SQUARE BRACKET

Friday, Dec. 18

G1 Savannah High 58, Groves 17

G2 Glynn Academy 61. Calvary Day 30

G3 Randolph Clay 72, Beach 70

G4 Camden County 67, Woodville-Tompkins 28

Saturday, Dec. 19

G1 Glynn Academy 53, Savannah High 46

G3 Camden 79, Randolph Clay 69

Woodville-Thompkins 52, Beach 48

Calvary Day 48, Groves 43

Monday, Dec. 21

Savannah High vs. Randolph Clay, 3rd-place game at New Hampstead, 5:30 p.m.

Glynn vs. Camden, 1st-place game at Johnson, 5:30 p.m.

BOYS CRAWFORD SQUARE BRACKET

Friday, Dec. 18

G1 Islands 50, Benedictine 30

G2 New Hampstead 68, Brunswick 65

G3 Swansea vs.. Windsor Forest

G4 Jenkins 80, Richmond Hill 78 (OT)

Saturday, Dec. 19

Islands 89, New Hampstead 74

Jenkins 74, Windsor Forest 28

Brunswick 80, Benedictine 52

Monday, Dec. 21

New Hampstead vs. Windsor Forest, 3rd-place game, at New Hampstead, 8:30 p.m.

Islands vs. Jenkins, 1st-place game at Johnson, 8:30 p.m.

GIRLS OGLETHORPE SQUARE BRACKET

Friday, Dec. 18

G1 West Orange 47, Richmond Hill 44

G2 Jenkins 50, Windsor Forest 40

G3 Savannah High 47 Randolph-Clay 22

Saturday, Dec. 19

West Orange 57, Jenkins 36

Savannah High 45, Groves 33

Bradwell 42, Randolph-Clay 38

Richmond Hill 50, Windsor Forest 28

Monday, Dec. 21

Jenkins vs. Groves in 3rd-place game at New Hampstead, 4 p.m.

West Orange vs. Savannah High in 1st-place game at Johnson, 4 p.m.

GIRLS COLUMBIA SQUARE BRACKET

Friday, Dec. 18

G1 Johnson def. Camden County

G2 Islands 58, Groves 51 at Islands

G3 Calvary Day 58, Northside Warner Robins 53

G4 Woodville-Tompkins 35, Lee County 30

Saturday, Dec. 19

Johnson 44, Islands 31

Calvary Day 61, Woodville-Tompkins 42

Northside 64, Lee County 54

Monday, Dec. 21

Islands vs. Woodville-Tompkins, 3rd-place game at New Hampstead, 7 p.m.

Johnson vs. Calvary Day, 1st-place game at Johnson, 7 p.m.

BOYS AND GIRLS

CHIPPEWA SQUARE BRACKET

Round-robin format, champion determined by wins

Girls

Friday, Dec. 18

Glynn Academy 43. New Hampstead 24

Brunswick at Beach, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 19

Glynn Academy at Beach, 5:30 p.m.

Brunswick vs. New Hampstead at Beach, 8:30 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 21

Glynn Academy vs. Brunswick at Beach, 4 p.m.

New Hampstead at Beach, 7 p.m.

Boys

Saturday, Dec. 19

Bradwell vs. Ware Co. at Beach, 4 p.m.

Salem vs. Johnson at Beach, 7 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 21

Ware Co. vs Salem at Beach, 5:30 p.m.

Johnson vs. Bradwell at Beach, 8:30 p.m.

Deshaun Wilkenson scored 18 points and Jaden Rodriguez added 16 to lead Effingham County to a 72-66 win over defending state champion Brunswick in a Region 3-AAAAA game Saturday. Cody Hilbert added 11 points for the Rebels.

BRUNSWICK (66)

Skyler Baggs 16, Jaylen Jackson 13, Humphries 4, Zach Moore 10, Lawson 4, Alston 7, Kymani Durham 12.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY (72)

Jaden Rodriguez 16, Lanaghan 2, Rashad Griffin 14, Deshaun Wilkenson 18, Brown 9, Stapleton 2, Cody Hilbert 11.

Halftime—EC 38-30. Records- Ec 18-3, 10-0; Brunswick 16-5, 7-3.

JOHNSON 73, SAVANNAH 54

E’Maury Bowles scored 18 and Daeshawn Loadholt, Amanze Ngumezi, and Eleik Bowles added 12 points each as Johnson beat host Savannah High. Matt Sams led SHS with 15 points.

SAVANNAH HIGH (54)

Leading scorers Matt Sams 15, Dekwan Barnes 14.

JOHNSON (73)

Daeshawn Loadholt 12, Amanze Ngumezi 12, Bush 8, Eleik Bowles 12, Da’Monte Greene 11, E’Maury Bowles 18.

Halftime—Johnson 41-36. Records—Johnson 15-5, 9-1; Savannah 9-12, 1-5.

PORTAL 39,

SAV COUNTRY DAY 32

Matthew McGinty had 12 points in a losing effort for host Savannah Country Day.

PORTAL (39)

Huff 5, Malik Williams 13, Timmy Williams 10, Ronald Williams 6, Prescott 4, Washington 1.

SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY (32)

Baird 9, Sampey 2, Adler 3, Matthew McGinty 12, Jackson 1, Hodges 5.

Halftime—Portal 18-11. Records—SCD 3-17, 1-11 Region 3-A (East).

BETHESDA 89,

ASH TREE 64

Avery Joyner poured in a season-high 30 points with 11 rebounds as host Bethesda Academy triumphed.

Kearston Berksteiner added 18 points, eight steals and six rebounds, while Josh Woodley had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, and Zack Askew had 11 points.

Solomon Chisolm had 18 points for Ash Tree Learning Center Academy, Arkeem Johnson 16 and Antown Grant 11.

ASH TREE (64)

Antown Grant 11, C. Grant 6, Solomon Chisolm 18, Arkeem Johnson 16, Burrough 5, Bryant 8.

BETHESDA (89)

Kerston Berksteiner 18, Avery Joyner 30, (season high), J. Moore 2, Zack Askew 11, Pray 2, Josh Woodley 12, Murphy 6, Higgenbottom 2, Welsh 6.

Halftime—BA 42-33. Record—BA 10-6. AT 6-6.

BIBLE BAPTIST 58,

TRINITY 43

STATESBORO—Jordan Mills scored 16 points and Desmond Barksdale added 14 as Bible Baptist beat Trinity Baptist.

BB (58)

Jordan Mills 16, Desmond Barksdale 14, Hunter Russell 11, Teaster 4, Davis 3, Gonzalez 6, Landy 2,

TC (43)

Jud Scharff 19, Nick Gross 12, Lattner 3, Calhoun 6, Lee 3

Halftime—BB 26-20. Records—BB 12-4

GIRLS BASKETBALL

ST. VINCENT’S 41,

BATTERY CREEK 31

BEAUFORT, S.C. — Kristin Morin had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds as St. Vincent’s downed Battery Creek at Beaufort High School.

Sarah Stewart contributed a game-high 14 points and five steals, while Genevieve Lynch had 11 rebounds and Brianna Johnson 10.

ST. VINCENT’S 41

Powers 2, Sarah Stewart 14, Lynch 8, Johnson 5, Kristin Morin 12.

BATTERY CREEK (31)

Thompson 6, Sanders 4, Shojyreen 8, Cohen 3, Lampkin 9, Forehand 1.

Halftime—SVA 23-14. Record—SVA 10-10.

BRUNSWICK 69,

EFFINGHAM COUNTY 42

Symone Palmer scored 23 points to lead Brunswick to a win over Effingham County. MaKayla Robinson scored 18 points for the Rebels.

BRUNSWICK (62)

Symone Palmer 23, Blackshear 8, Harris 6, Jomaiya Garner 11, Chelsea Davis 15, Sweet 3, Taylor 3

EFFINGHAM COUNTY (42)

T. Johnson 2, S. Johnson 4, MaKayla Robinson 18, S. Johnson 4, Bartley 2, Alayja Connelly 11, Hartzog 1.

Halftime-Brunwick 32-27. Records-Brunswick 19-2; EC 13-8, 6-4

PORTAL 34,

SAV COUNTRY DAY 32

Portal overcame an 18-2 halftime deficit, outscoring host Savannah Country Day 20-6 in the fourth quarter with the help of a full-court press.

The Hornets, who led 26-14 after three quarters, lost point guard Landry Rushing (11 points) because an injury to her nose at the start of the fourth. She later returned, but Portal held on.

PORTAL (34)

Breyanna Raymond 19, Al. Wiggins 2, D. Morgan 2, C. Morgan 8, Ar. Wiggins 3.

SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY (32)

Landry Rushing 11, Muller 9, Bolch 2, Stone 2, Pinckney 2, Wynn 2, Ozobia 4.

Halftime—SCD 18-2. Records—SCD 14-6, 4-4 Region 3-A (East).

CLAXTON 51, METTER 50

METTER—Ikeria Brown had 31 points and 10 rebounds and scored the game-winner on a putback with 5 seconds left to lead Claxton over Metter. Ebony Simmons led Metter with 20 points.

C (51)

Reese 2, McClean 2, Brady 8, Sneed 8, Ikeria Brown 31 (10 rebounds, GW with 5 secs left, got her own rebound after shot, put back)

M (50)

Kennedy 5, Latoria Johnson 12, Alicia Collins 13, Ebony Simmons 20

Records—M 6-12; Claxton 13-7, 5-4 Region 3-A

SEHS 47, CAMDEN CO. 32

GUYTON—Shae Leverett scored 17 points and Shae Leverett added 14 to lead South Effingham to a win ver Camden County.

CAMDEN COUNTY (32)

Scoring unavailable.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM (47)

Shae Leverett 17, Faith Harris 14, Bisard 7, Jenkins 5, Newberry 2, Boswell 2.

ST. ANDREW’S 42,

JOHN PAUL II 22

BLUFFTON—Grace Turner had 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead St. Andrew’s.

SAS (42)

Grace Turner 19, Sims 9, Wixon 7, Yates 7.

JP II (22)

Groves 8, Hamilton 8, Durel 2, Barker 2, Floyd 2.

Halftime—SA 17-10. Record—SA 10-3 (4-1 Region IV-AA).

BIBLE BAPTIST 33

TRINITY CHRISTIAN 21

STATESBORO — Rebecca Conley tallied 15 points as Bible Baptist notched its second win of the season.

BIBLE BAPTIST (33)

Peek 2, Stewart 2, Bazemore 8, Copeland 4, Battise 2, Rebecca Conley 15.

TRINITY CHRISTIAN (21)

Difumtorum 7, Scharff 3, Amy Mills 11.

Halftime—BB 7-5. Record—BB 2-12.

Late Friday

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN 36,

BIBLE BAPTIST 29

BIBLE BAPTIST (29)

Peek 5, Deery 4, Bazemore 4, Copeland 7, Conley 7, Mallory 2.

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN (36)

Halftime—Heritage 17-14.

WRESTLING

Hilton Head won the team title at the Shark Fights Wrestling tournament at Islands. Local winners included Effingham’s Isiah Royal (126) and Islands’ Jeremy Wilson (285).

Top 10 team results: Hilton Head 399, Bulloch Academy 319, Richmond Hill 308, Effingham County 285, Blessed Trinity 264, Islands 214, New Hampstead 187, South Effingham 162, Benedictine 154, Savannah Arts 133.

106 pounds—1. Bailey Anderson, RH, 2. Jeremiah Addison, ECHS, 3. Williford, SEHS, 4. McLaughlin, New Hampstead.

113—1. Logan Johnston, HH, 2., Will Evans, RH, 3. Bearfield, NH, 4. Schoonover, Blessed Trinity.

120—1. Xavier Wallace, ECHS, 2. Kado Dang, Benedictine, 3. Samuels, Bulloch, 4. Roberts, HH.

126—1. Isiah Royal, ECHS, 2. A. Venning, Johnson, 3. Liska, HH, 4. Cramer, RH.

132—1. Zach Baronowski, ECHS, 2. Roberts, HH, 3. Folger, Islands, 4. Littles, Richmond Hill.

138—1. Alex Braden, HH, 2. Shawn Scribner, IHS, 3. Baker, Blessed Trinity, 4. Crawford, Richmond Hill.

145—1. Daniel Fulcher, BT, 2. Akira Bechtel, RH, 3. Sharpe, Islands, 4. Ashdown, HH.

152—1. Joshua Bohannon, Bulloch, 2. Trey Terry, NH, 3. Beard, SEHS, 4. Soler, HH.

160—1. Bill Christie, HH, 2. Thomas Granat, SEHS, 3. Carbery, BC, 4. Joiner, Bulloch

170—1. Talon Seitz, HH, 2. Zebrandon Gant, ECHS, 3. Carter, WF, 4. Smith, RH.

182—1. Taylor Wilson, RH, 2. Thomas Bowen, Bulloch, 3. Walls, ECHS, 4. Passmore, Jenkins.

195—1. Martin Duane, HH, 2. Alex Williams, ECHS, 3. Conner, Bulloch, 4. Jacobs, Blessed Trinity.

220—1. Alex Hill, RH, 2. Tyce Lovett, BA, 3. West, SAA, 4. Joseph, Blessed Trinity.

285—1. Jeremy Wilson, IHS, 2. G.C. Kimbrel, Bulloch, 3. King, HH, 4. Hawkins, Blessed Trinity.

Luke Baham had 17 points and 10 rebounds as host Calvary Day beat Savannah Christian 58-51 in double overtime on Tuesday night.

Preston Crisp had 15 points and eight rebounds for the Cavaliers. Sam Bignault led SCPS with 14 points and Kadari Mitchell added 11.

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN (51)

Kadari Mitchell 11, Anderson 8, Haeussler 7, Robertson 6, Sam Bignault 14, Kixmiller 3, Keys 2.

CALVARY DAY (58)

Luke Baham 17, Scott 8, Douse 6, Thomas 2, Mike Bell 10, Preston Crisp 15.

Halftime—SCPS 21-14. Records—CDS 7-12, 5-8 in Region 3-A (East).

SAVANNAH HIGH 66,

ISLANDS 62

Marshall Barber went coast-to-coast, making a layup and a free throw with about 5 seconds left to break a tie.

Down 65-62, Islands missed a shot and fouled Larryon Forde, who made one of two free throws to account for the final margin.

Islands’ Justin Cave had tied the game at 62 on two foul shots with 12.7 seconds left. Cave recorded a season-high 37 points, including eight 3-pointers. He had 18 points in the first half, 19 in the second.

Rockeith Bush and Barber each had 16 points for Savannah High, and Asante Boyd added 12.

Trae Broadnax scored 11 for the Sharks.

ISLANDS (66)

Mosley 2, Trae Broadnax 11, Durham 8, Justin Cave 37, Cutter 4.

SAVANNAH HIGH (6)

Marshall Barber 16, Barnes 6, Asante Boyd 12, Sams 9, Brinson 2, Forde 5, Rockeith Bush 16.

Halftime—36-36. Records—IHS 16-6, 8-3 Region 1-AAA (B); SHS 10-2, 2-5 region.

JENKINS 64,

SOUTHEAST BULLOCH 33

Dimetri Chambers scored 17 points and Trevion Lamar added 12 points as Jenkins downed Southeast Bulloch.

SEB (33)

Taylor 8, Houston 4, Trimble 2, Ming 2, Brown 2, Wells 5, Caleb Carter 10.

J (64)

Trevion Lamar 12, Williams 7, Brannen 5, Coffee 6, Scott 8, Mays 2, Padgett 4, Dimetri Chambers 17, Stevens 3.

Halftime-Jenkins 28-13. Record-Jenkins 17-3, 9-1 in Region 1-AAA.

BENEDICTINE 60,

GROVES 46

Terry Tolbert scored 14 points and Chris Harris had 13 points, converting nine of 10 from the free-throw line as BC beat visiting Groves. Torrence Johnson led Groves with 26 points.

GROVES (46)

Torrence Johnson 26, Perry 6, Roberts 4, Hamilton 3, Coleman 3, Best 2, Blake 2.

BC (60)

Terry Tolbert 14, Chris Harris 13, Cooper Marini 10, Kropp 8, Whitfield 6, Kennedy 5, Ch. Marini 4.

Halftime-BC 35-22. Records—BC 11-9, 6-5 in Region 2-AA.

JOHNSON 72,

BEACH 47

Rajah Bush scored 16 points and Da’Monte Greene added 13 points as Johnson rolled to a win over host Beach in Region 1-AAA (B) action.

BEACH (47)

Scoring not provided.

JOHNSON (72)

Loadholt 8, Ngumezi 5, Merritt-Dunbar 2, Rajah Bush 16, Elavian Bowles 1, Eleik Bowles 10, Da’Monte Greene 13, E’Maury Bowles 9, Smalls 2, Scott 2, Ernest Bowles 4.

Halftime—Johnson 35-20. Records—Johnson 16-5, 10-1.

SAV COUNTRY DAY 62,

JENKINS COUNTY 51

Evans Baird scored 25 points and Matthew McGinty and Brandon Hodges added 11 points each as Savannah Country Day beat Jenkins County. Baird had three 3-pointers and was 8 of 9 from the free-throw line.

JENKINS COUNTY (51)

Lee 6, Robins 8, Bonner 8, Green 3, Andrew Ellis 19, Smith 4, Marshall 1, Branch 2.

SCD (62)

Evans Baird 25, Stone 8, Adler 3, Matthew McGinty 11, Brandon Hodges 11, Hilliard 4.

Halftime—SCD 28-21. Record—SD 4-17, 2-11 in Region 3-A (East).

MEMORIAL DAY 62,

HILTON HEAD PREP 39

Kawan Williams scored 15 points and Omir Benson added 12 as Memorial Day beat visiting Hilton Head Christian.

HHP (39)

Allen 6, Orie 20, Plummer 9, Braun 2, Agyei-Minta 2.

MD (62)

Kawan Williams 15, Winston Wright 2, Christian Smith 4, Omir Benson 12, Satchel Perry 6, Mack 2, S. Williams 6, Powell 9, Cooper 6.

Halftime—MD 34-24. Record—MD 8-4, 4-1 in Region GIUSA 2-AA.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 49,

BRADWELL 46

HINESVILLE — McKenley Newbill scored and hit the “and one” free throw to win the game with 10 seconds left. Derrick Newberry scored 15 points.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM (49)

Derrick Newberry 15, Darius Scott 10, Simmons 8, McKenley Newbill 6, Steele 5, Brennan 3, Turner Davis 2.

STATESBORO 47,

SWAINSBORO 45

SWAINSBORO — Michael Salomom hit the game-winning trey as time expired to lead Statesboro to a win over Swainsboro.

STATESBORO (47)

Michael Salomon 23, Wright 9, Harvey 4, Kirkland 2, Cooper 6, Goodman 2, Patrick 2, Burns 2.

SWAINSBORO (45)

Martez McKinney 12, J. McKinney 9, Akins 6, Williams 6, Reddick 5, Harris 7.

Halftime—20-20. Records—Swainsboro 16-8; Statesboro 16-6.

THOMAS HEYWARD 46,

ST. ANDREW’S 34

Blake Bannon scored 24 points to lead Thomas Heyward over host St. Andrew’s.

THOMAS HEYWARD (46)

Blake Bannon 24, Lowther 9, Tillitson 7, Glassberg 2, Kunich 2, Boyles 1.

ST. ANDREW’S (34)

Gonzalez 8, Vanderlught 8, Benson 6, Bingley 4, Harper 2, Tsavaris 2, Flowers 2, Yang 2.

Halftime—TH 18-16. Record—SAS 7-8.

BETHESDA 73,

BIBLE BAPTIST 43

Kearston Berksteiner collected a game-high 18 points with eight assists and three steals to lead host Bethesda Academy.

Avery Joyner contributed 16 points, eight rebounds and five assists.

Bible Baptist was led by Jordan Mills (12 points), Hunter Russell (10) and Andrew Gonzalez (10).

BIBLE BAPTIST (43)

Hunter Russell 10, Barksdale 8, Teaster 3, Davis 2, Andrew Gonzalez 8, Jordan Mills 12.

BETHESDA ACADEMY (73)

Kearston Berksteiner 18, Avery Joyner 16, Askew 6, Pray 4, Woodley 4, Curry 2, George 8, Lattimore 5, Higgenbottom 2, Jenkins 3, Welsh 5.

Halftime—BA 45-21. Record—BA 11-6; BB 11-5.

PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN 60,

TRINITY CHRISTIAN 45

BELLEVILLE — Jeffrey Young tallied 15 points, John Michael Thompson 10 and Ethan Duckworth 10 for host Pinewood Christian 60.

Trinity Christian of Dublin was led by Nick Lewis’ 15 points.

TRINITY CHRISTIAN (45)

Cook 8, Hester 3, Ga. Meadows 6, Williams 7, Nick Lewis 15, Gi. Meadows 2, Clardy 4.

PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN (60)

John Michael Thompson 10, Ethan Duckworth 10, K. Shuman 6, Dutton 9, Jeffrey Young 15, B. Shuman 2, Stanfield 1, Kennedy 2, Sheffield 5.

Halftime—PC 28-21. Records—PC 10-7, 4-0 GISA 2-AAA.

WRESTLING

NEW HAMPSTEAD 36,

WINDSOR FOREST 24

113—McClaughin (NH) by forfeit; 120—Bearfield (NH) fall 1:15; 126—Griffin (WF) by forfeit; 132—Meyers (NH) by forfeit; 138—Way (NH) fall 2:40; 145—Brescia (NH) fall 5:04; 152—Terry (NH) fall :24; 170—Carter (WF) fall 5:23; 220—Johnson (WF) by FF; 285—Williams (WF) fall 4:32.

ISLANDS 55,

NEW HAMPSTEAD 9

106—McClaughlin (NH) fall 1:26; 113—Evans (I) 23-10; 126—Pitts (I) by FF; 132—Folger (I) dec. 8-4; 138—Scribner (I) by fall :16; 145—Sharpe (I) by fall :40; 152 —Terry (NH) decision 2-1; 160—Rodriguez (I) by FF; 170— Field (I) by fall 5:41; 182—Rivard (I) win by FF; 220—Floyd (I) by FF; 285—Wilson (I) by fall 1:06.

ISLANDS 59,

WINDSOR FOREST 18

106—Morin (I) by FF; 113—Evans (I) by FF; 120—Flag (WF) by FF; 126—Pitts (I) by tech 17-2; 132—Folger (I) by FF; 138—Scribner (I) by fall 1:24; 145—Sharpe (I) by fall :54; 152—Langford (I) by fall 3:46; 160—Rodriguez (I) by FF; 170—Carter (WF) by fall 1:22; 182—Rivard by FF; 220—Johnson (WF) by fall 1:15; 285—Wilson (I) by fall 2:55.

NaTeari Chaney had 29 points to lead Savannah High over visiting Islands on Tuesday night.

Jasmine Thompson had 17 points and J’mya Cutter added 14 for Islands.

ISLANDS (54)

Jasmine Thompson 17, J’mya Cutter 14, O’Connell 7, Sierzant 7, Walker 6, Turner 3.

SAVANNAH HIGH (57)

NaTeari Chaney 29, Doswell 7, Fenn 5, Andrews 5, Lovelace 4, Habersham 3, Jones 2, Bascom 2.

Halftime—Islands 25-24. Records—Savannah High 11-11, 7-6 in Region 1-AAA (B); Islands 11-11, 7-6.

EFFINGHAM COUNTY 67,

RICHMOND HILL 46

SPRINGFIELD — MaKayla Robinson scored a game-high 28 points to lead Effingham County to a win over visiting Richmond Hill. Tiara Gandy scored 16 points for Richmond Hill.

RICHMOND HILL (46)

Tiara Gandy 16, Davis 8, Elkins 7, Bunting 9, Martin 6, Benson 2.

EC (67)

MaKayla Robinson 28, S. Johnson 12, Johnson 3, T. Johnson 8, S. Johnson 3, Wallace 3, Bartley 2, Connely 4, Hartzog 2, Rafter 2.

Halftime-EC 39-22.

JENKINS 44,

SOUTHEAST BULLOCH 36

Jazmyne Ulmer had 22 points, including four 3-pointers, and added six rebounds and five steals in Jenkins’ win over Southeast Bulloch.

MarSadie Brown had six points, six steals, five blocks and four assists for the Warriors, and Kiarra Gaskins had five points, five steals and five assists.

SEB (36)

Ford 2, Cole Robertson 10, Turner 4, Aliyah Sandifer 12, Howard 6, Cotton 2.

JENKINS (44)

Brown 6, Speight 4, Sealey 4, Gaskins 5, Jazmyne Ulmer 22.

Halftime-Jenkins 19-18. Records—Jenkins 6-14, 3-7.

CALVARY DAY 74,

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 52

Quira Porter poured in 26 points, Nyjah Parker scored 17 and Jessica Lanier added 12 as Calvary Day beat visiting Savannah Christian.

SCPS (52)

Mary Price Brown 21, Maner 7, Warren 6, Abigail Otto 16, Jones 2.

CALVARY DAY (74)

Jessica Lanier 12, Nyjha Parker 17, Bria Porter 10, Thomas 8, Quira Porter 26, Widener 1.

Halftime—CDS 54-24. Records—CDS 19-1, 10-0 Region 3-A (East).

SAV COUNTRY DAY 54,

JENKINS COUNTRY 24

Landry Rushing scored 21 points and dished out 10 assists and Anna Muller had 21 points and nine rebounds to lead SCD to a win over Jenkins County.

JENKINS COUNTY (24)

Paris 2, Williams 7, Grady 2, Plummer 7, Lockhart 2, Taylor 4.

SCD (54)

Landry Rushing 21, Anna Muller 21, Bolch 2, Pinckney 5, Dooley 2, Wynn 3.

Halftime—SCD 28-10. Record—SCD 15-6, 7-4 in Region 3-A (East).

ST. VINCENT’S 44,

GROVES 36

Genevieve Lynch had 10 points and seven rebounds and Madison Powers grabbed nine rebounds to go along with five points in the St. Vincent’s win over Groves. Kristen Morin led the Saints with 11 points.

GROVES (44)

Franeska 10, Bennett 6, Johnson 10, Pierce 4, Jenkins 2, Roberts 4.

ST. VINCENT’S (44)

Kristen Morin 11, Genevieve Lynch 10, Stewart 6, Richardson 6, Powers 5, McDonald 3, Johnson 2, O’Hayer 1.

Halftime—SVA 25-12. Records—SVA 12-10, 5-5 Region 2-AA; Groves 4-16, 1-9.

SOUTH EFFINGHAM 43,

BRADWELL INSTITUTE 39

SEHS (43)

Jordan Bisard 15, Jenkins 8, Boswell 7, Harris 6, Leverett 4, Newberry 2, Pelote 1.

ST. ANDREW’S 59,

THOMAS HEYWARD 48

Grace Turner poured in 30 points and had 11 rebounds, three assists and three steals in a St. Andrew’s win over visiting Thomas Heyward of Ridgeland, S.C. Emily Sims added 12 points and seven rebounds for the Lions, who improved to 11-3.

SAS (59)

Grace Turner 30, Emily Sims 12, Wixon 6, Mitchell 4, Yates 3, Hill 2, Wollenburg 2.

TH (48)

Sydney Glassberg 13, Sissy Quick 10, Jamie Davis 12, Bunton 4, I. Bryan 5, E. Bryan 2, Delong 2.

Halftime—SAS 34-23. Records—SAS 11-3, 5-1 SCISA Region IV-AA; THA 13-4, 4-2 Region IV-AA.

LONG COUNTY 56,

BACON COUNTY 16

ALMA — Mya Howard had 17 points and junior Elexxus Wright had 10 rebounds and eight points, notching the 1,000th rebound of her career in Long County’s win over Bacon County in Region 2-AA action.

BACON COUNTY (16)

Lankford 6, Heflin 4, Welch 4, Batton 2.

LONG COUNTY (56)

Mya Howard 17, Anazhia Kincaid 14, Wrighton 8, Johnson 4, Estill 4, Underwood 4, London 2, Elix 3.

Halftime—LC 28-8. Record—LC 17-7, in Region 2-AA.

TRINITY CHRISTIAN 58,

PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN 45

BELLEVILLE — Randie Traxler poured in 22 points to lead Trinity Christian of Dublin.

Macy Pirkle scored 15 points for host Pinewood Christian.

TRINITY CHRISTIAN (58)

Randie Traxler 22, Jade Johnson 12, Lindsey Tate 11, Heard 6, Williams 4, Gay 3.

PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN (45)

Macy Pirkle 15, Rogers 7, Bell 7, Bland 7, Jernigan 5, Oates 4.

Halftime—Pinewood Christian 35-29.

SPRINGFIELD — Will Hodges won a pitchers’ duel with Parker Boyle as Effingham County downed visiting Richmond Hill 2-1 in Region 3-AAAAA action Friday.

Hodges went seven innings, striking out 10 and allowing three hits. Boyle went six innings, scattering nine hits and allowing a pair of earned runs.

RH 000 100 0 - 1 3 1

EC 100 100 x - 2 9 0

W-Will Hodges. L-Parker Boyle. Leading hitters-EC, Mason Wake 1-2, 2B, RBI; Landon Bell 2-3; Dusty Baker 1-3, 2B, RBI. RH, Grayson Cowan 0-2, RBI; Kyle Luigs 1-2. Records-EC 8-3, 1-2 in Region 3-AAAAA; RH 7-4, 2-1.

BRYAN CO. 3, LONG CO. 2

Caleb Johns allowed two hits and a run over four innings as Bryan County edged Long County. A.J. Wiley had a two-run double and Collin Brown picked up the save for Bryan County.

LC 001 010 0 - 2 4 0

BC 200 010 0 - 3 3 0

W-Caleb Johns (2-1). L-Stewart. Save-Collin Brown 1. Leading hitters-BC, AJ Wiley 1-3, 2B 2 RBIs. Record-BC 8-4, 1-1 in Region 2-AA.

SE BULLOCH 14, ISLANDS 4

BROOKLET—Southeast Bulloch banged out 12 hits to beat visiting Islands. Austin Sikes was 2 for 3 with a double and two RBIs, and Jeffrey Pearce had a double and two RBIs for the Sharks.

IHS 103 000 - 4 5 1

SEB 102 47 - 14 12 0

W-Harnage. L-Justin Richards. Leading hitters-I, Austin Sikes 2-3, 2B, 2 RBI; Jeffrey Pearce 1-3, 2B, 2 RBI.

JOHNSON COUNTY 10,

SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY 1

Savannah Country Day had 12 hits, but left 14 runners on base in a loss at Johnson County. Matthew Sanders was 3 for 4 with an RBI and Cole Gambino and Bryce Dunn had two hits each for the Hornets.

SCD 000 10 - 1 12 5

JC 103 33 - 10 9 2

W-Price. L-C.J. Nugara (0-1). Leading hitters-SCD, Matthew Sanders 3-4, RBI; Cole Gambino 2-4; Bryce Dunn 2-4. Record-SCD 5-4.

JENKINS 13, SAVANNAH 3

Hunter Mason picked up the win and Bryan Wilson powered the offense with a double, a triple and four RBIs in the Warriors’ win over Savannah High. JaVonte Middleton was 2 for 4 with a double and two RBIs for Jenkins.

S 000 30 - 3 2 5

J 007 06 - 13 10 1

W-Hunter Mason (1-3). L-Carter. Leading hitters-J, Bryan Wilson 2-4, 2B, 3B, 4 RBIs. Treyshawn Douse 2-3, RBI; JaVonte Middleton 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI. Records-Jenkins 1-7-1; 1-5-1 in Region 1-AAA.

CALVARY 15, WHEELER CO. 0

Chance Litchfield was 3 for 3 with three RBIs, Harrison Bocook was 2 for 2 with two RBIs and Chris Bashlor went 2 for 3 with two RBIs and three runs as Calvary Day cruised past Wheeler County.

CDS 075 21 - 15 13 0

WC 000 000 - 0 2 4

W—Bryson Smeltzer (4-0). L—John Brown. Leading hitters—CDS, Chance Litchfield 3-3, 3 RBI, 2 run; Harrison Bocook 2-2, 2 RBI, 3 runs; Chris Bashlor 2-3 2 RBI, 3 runs; Rudy Amaya 1-2 RBI. Records—CDS 7-2, 3-0.

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 19,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 0

MOUNT VERNON—Zack Brockman and Jacob Wiggins combined on a no-hitter for Savannah Christian over three innings. Brockman was 2 for 4 with a double and three RBIs and Bryce O’Brien was 2 for 2 with two RBIs and three runs.

SC 90(10) - 19 7 0

MC 000 - 0 0 7

W-Zack Brockman (3-2). 2 IP, 4 K, 0 Hit. L-Yancey. Leading hitters-SCPS, Brockman 2-4, 2B, 3 RBIs; Bryce O’Brien 2-2, 2 RBIs, 3 R. Records-SCPS 7-4, 2-0 in Region 3-A (E).

EAST LAURENS 8,

SWAINSBORO 4

SWAINSBORO—Brock Hooks and R.J. Phillips homered in a losing cause for Swainsboro, which fell to East Laurens.

EL 160 000 1 - 8 8 2

S 011 010 1 - 4 5 1

W-Gavin Donaldson. L-Andrew Thompson. Leading hitters-S, Brock Hooks 1-3, HR; Trey Amerson 2-4, RBI. RJ Phillips 1-3, HR. Record-S 3-7, 0-4 in Region 3-AA.

GIRLS SOCCER

EFFINGHAM COUNTY 3, BRADWELL INSTITUTE 0

Cat Hall had a goal and assisted on another to help lead Effingham over Bradwell.

Goals-Cat Hall, Savannah Leslie, Taylor Poore. Assists-Mollie Boone, Hall. Saves-EC, Sydney Martinez 1. Record-EC 5-2-1, 2-2 in Ares 3-AAAAA.

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 10,

ATKINSON COUNTY 0

Sydney Bruns had a hat trick and Hannah Farmer and Grace Morgan added two goals each to lead the Raiders over Atkinson County.

Goals—Jenn Colter, Mary Price Brown, Hannah Farmer 2, Grace Morgan 2, Sydney Bruns 3, Morgan Combs. Assists—Brown 2, Angela Kaye, Bruns. Saves—SC, Combs 1; AC, Douglas 16. Record-SC 5-0, 3-0 Region 1-A

SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY 10, TREUTLEN 0

Anna Bolch scored four goals and assisted on two others and Leah Boyd added a pair of goals in the Hornets’ win over Treutlen.

Goals-Ana Schretter, Leah Boyd 2, Anna Bolch 4, Erin Keene, Kate Bailey, Caroline DeWalt. Assists-Emma West, Bolch 2, Bailey, Helen Bishop, DeWalt. Saves-SCD, Sophia Carnahan 0. TC, Hannah Holton 5. Record-SCD 7-0-1, 3-0 in Area 1-A. TC 1-4.

SAVANNAH ARTS 2,
OCONEE COUNTY 1

Sara Duckworth scored on penalty kick in the final 10 seconds to lift SAA, which got an earlier goal from Grace Thompson.

BOYS SOCCER

EFFINGHAM CO. 4,

BRADWELL INSTITUTE 1

SPRINGFIELD—Devin Landis had a hat trick to lead Effingham County.

Goals-EC, Devin Landis 3, Matt Beech. Assists-EC, Alan Oliver, Tommy Saunders. Saves-EC, Josh Ricord 8. Record-EC 5-3.

BASKETBALL

BOYS ALL REGION 3-A (EAST)

Player of the year-Edwuan Johnson, Woodville-Tompkins

First team—Demetris Robertson, Savannah Christian; Darius Huff, Portal; Luke Baham, Calvary; Travis Bonner, Jenkins County; Ben Haeussler, Savannah Christian; Matthew McGinty, Savannah Country Day; Ronald Williams, Portal; Julius White, Woodville-Tompkins.

Second team—Preston Crisp, Calvary; Justin Anderson, Savannah Christian; Omar Scott, Calvary; Evans Baird, Savannah Country Day; Andrew Ellis, Jenkins County; BJ Prescott, Portal; Malik Williams, Portal; Tahje Boyd, Claxton.

GIRLS ALL-REGION 3-A (East)

POY-Ikeria Brown, Claxton

First team—Quira Porter, Calvary; Anna Muller, Savannah Country Day; Breyonna Raymond, Portal; Savanna Walker, Woodville-Tompkins; Landry Rushing, Savannah Country Day; Nyjah Parker, Calvary; Bryanna Griggs, Claxton; Chandalier Morgan, Portal.

Second team—Jazmin Grayson, Woodville-Tompkins; Kate Maner, Savannah Christian; Carolina Pinckney, Savannah Country Day; Tiffany Harlow, Portal; Bria Porter, Calvary Day; Jessica Lanier, Calvary Day; Tamya Plummer, Jenkins Co.; Catie Thomas, Calvary Day; Mary Price Brown, Savannah Christian.

BOYS REGION 3-AAAAA

Player of the Year-Deshaun Wilkenson, Effingham County

Offensive player of the year-Isaiah Hill, Richmond Hill

Defensive Player of the Year-Jaylen Smallwood, Camden

Coach of the Year-William Moore, Camden County

First team—Skyler Braggs, Brunswick; Logan Ballard, Camden; Michael Solomon, Statesboro; Jamar Lincoln, Ware Co.; Jaden Rodriguez, Effingham County.

Second team—Travis Simmons, South Effingham; Kymani Durham, Brunswick; Shaheed Medlock, Ware; Cameron Harvey, Statesboro; Phillip Brown, Effingham County; Keyshaun Street, Camden; Myles White, Statesboro; Rashad Griffin, Effingham County.

Honorable mention—Zane Mackenzie, Richmond Hill; Andre Walker, Richmond Hill; Trey Deloach, Richmond Hill, Jaylen Patrick, Statesboro, Deion Stewart, Bradwell; Derrick Newberry, South Effingham; Jonathan Canada, Camden; Michael Flynn, Ware Co.; Keywon Leonard, Ware Co.; Jayce Moore, Coffee; Zach Moore, Brunswick; Dominick Walker, Glynn Academy; William Cecil, Ware Co.

GIRLS REGION 3-AAAAA

Coach of the Year-Maria Mangram, Brunswick

Region Player of the Year-Symone Palmer, Brunswick

Offensive Player of the Year-MaKayla Robinson, Effingham Co.

Defensive Player of the Year-Shae Leverett, South Effingham

First team—Danesha Murray, Glynn Academy; Khaila McMorris, Camden Co.; Jomaiya Garner, Brunswick; Davesha Murray, Glynn; Brianna Johnson, Bradwell.

Second team—Jamie Bunting, Richmond Hill; Faith Harris, South Effingham; Brittney Shelton, Camden; Shaquira Johnson, Effingham; Shondell Vickers, Ware Co.

Honorable mention—Tiara Gandy, Richmond Hill; Khamiya Blackshear, Brunswick; Antonisha Davis, Brunswick; Erianna Campbell, Glynn; Bria McGirth, Glynn; Blake Crews, Ware; Alyssa McDuffie, Bradwell; Cheyenne Boswell, South Effingham; Patricia Johnson, Camden; Aniya Burch, Camden.

BOYS ALL-REGION 2-AA

Player of the year-Wil Chamblis, Vidalia

First team-Tahj Jones, Vidalia; Terryun Page, Vidalia; Lane Foster, Bacon Co.; Chase Marini, Benedictine; Tracey Sailem, Jeff Davis; Perrell Brisbay, Long Co.

Second team-LaQuintez Walker, Vidalia; Christian Bass, Long Co.; Isaiah Tillman, Bryan Co.; Henry Blair, Long Co.; Torrence Johnson, Groves; Kevin Merritt, Bacon Co.; Terry Tolbert, Benedictine.

MILLEN — Jonathan Palmer hit an RBI-triple and Win Johns had a two-out RBI-single in the sixth inning to provide the Hornets’ fifth and sixth runs as Savannah Country Day beat Jenkins County 6-4 on Thursday.

SCD 002 202 0 – 6 8 1

JC 003 010 0 – 4 6 5

W—Ashton Gambino (2-0) 2 2/3 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 2 HBP. L—Black. Leading hitters—SCD, Jonathan Palmer 1-4, 3B, RBI; Win Johns 2-4; Turton 1-4, Nugara 1-3. Records—SCD 8-9, 3-8 region.

BENEDICTINE 8,

BRYAN COUNTY 5

Philip Moore went 3 for 5 with a pair of doubles and two runs scored and Chipper Wiley was 2 for 3 with a pair of RBIs as host Benedictine beat Bryan County in a Region 2-AA matchup. A.J. Wiley and Blake Joyce both hit home runs for Bryan County.

Bry 001 400 0 - 5 4 2

Ben 041 210 x - 8 7 1

W-Seth Shellhamer (4-0). L-Dahlson Brown. Leading hitters-Ben, Philip Moore 3-5, 2 2Bs, 2 runs; Chipper Wiley 2-3, 2 RBIs; Ben Chapman 1-3, RBI, run; Tater Goodson 1-2, RBI. Bryan, A.J. Wiley 2-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Blake Joyce 1-3, HR, 2 RBIs. Records-Bryan 11-6, 3-3 in Region 2-AA; Benedictine 13-4, 8-0.

LIBERTY C0UNTY 15-13,

WINDSOR FOREST 0-0

HINESVILLE — Colby Rhea pitched three innings of perfect baseball, striking out nine in the process, and Liberty County swept a doubleheader against Windsor Forest, winning Game 1 15-0 and Game 2 13-0.

WF 000 — 0 0 4

LC 357 — 15 10 0

W—Colby Rhea (5-2) 3 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 9K. L—Gage Carter 3 IP, 15 R, 10 ER, 10H, 2 BB, 1 K. Leading hitters—LC, Hunter Miller 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI; Aric Albertson 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI. Records—WF 1-10, 0-5 Region 3-AAAA; LC 5-8, 1-4.

LC 2110 00 — 13 5 0

WF 000 00 — 0 3 5

W—Aric Albertson (1-2) 3 IP, H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K. L— Gage Carter 2 IP, 3 H, 9 R, 6 ER, 0 BB, 0 K. Leading hitters—LC, Nate Coleman 1-2, 2 R, RBI. WF, Smith 2-2. WF 1-11, 0-6; LC 6-8, 2-4.

COASTAL HOMESCHOOL 10,

DAVID EMANUEL ACADEMY 9

In a remarkable comeback, Coastal Homeschool rallied to top David Emanuel Academy after trailing 9-0 going into the bottom of the sixth inning. The Hurricanes strung together five hits and six walks and one batter reached on an error before DEA recorded an out. Spenser Stewart eventually drove in Brett Collins for the game-winning run. Stewart then took the mound and preserved the save for the Hurricanes in the top of the seventh.

DEA 300 141 0 — 9 11 1

CH 000 0010 X — 10 8 4

W—Spenser Stewart. Leading hitters—CH, Stewart 2-4, R, 3 RBI; Brett Collins 2-3, 2 R. Records—DEA 5-4; CH 6-6.

BOYS SOCCER

CALVARY DAY 3,

JENKINS 0

Ret Weeks produced two goals and Jake Hamilton made five saves as host Calvary Day blanked Jenkins.

Goals—CDS, Ret Weeks 2, Luke Baham. Assists—CDS, Miles Shingler. Saves—Jenkins, Caleb Daughtery 13; CDS, Jake Hamilton 5. Records—Jenkins 3-7; CDS 4-5-2.

BULLOCH ACADEMY 4,
ST. ANDREW’S 2

Seth Brant scored a pair of goals to alow Bulloch Academy to hold off St. Andrew’s.

Goals—BA, Seth Brant (2), Grant Williams, Brandon Jones. SA, Troy Brown, Caleb Tymchyshyn. Saves—BA, Wyatt Sikes 5. SA, Andrew Beckmann 6. Records—BA not provided; SA 2-3.

GIRLS SOCCER

BULLOCH ACADEMY 3,

ST. ANDREW’S 1

Emily Sims scored for St. Andrew’s on an assist from Cooper Hall in a loss to Bulloch Academy.

Goals—SAS, Emily Sims. Assist-SA, Cooper Hall. Saves-SAS, Gena Hill 6. Record—SAS 2-3.

GIRLS GOLF

SOUTHEAST BULLOCH 93,

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 107

at Southbridge

SEB — Marley Cooper 46, Chyanne Hoyle 47

SCPS — Gianna Ruiz 47, Teagan Fisher 60

GIRLS TENNIS

SAVANNAH ARTS 3,

GLYNN ACADEMY 2

Singles — McKenzie Collins (SAA) def. Allie Cox 6-2, 6-0; Sara Putman (SAA) def. Hunter Lake 6-1, 7-5;

Emma Didalgo (GA) def. Emma Traynor 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles — Peyton Vacala/Emily Daugherty (SAA) def. Sarah Murray/Ansley Moody 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; Eliana Paga/Zoe Defoe (GA) def. Sarah Iocovozzi/Sarah Copenhaver 6-1, 6-2.

Record—SAA 12-0.

LATE WEDNESDAY

BOYS SOCCER

BEAUFORT ACADEMY 5,

ST. ANDREWS 0

Goals—Ryan Muniz 2, Thomas Roddey 2, Joe Bhoi. Saves—SA, Andrew Beckmann 6.

GIRLS SOCCER

SCD 1, BURNS (N.C.) 0

Caroline DeWalt scored a goal on an assist by Anna Bolch to lead Savannah Country Day over Burns of North Carolina.

Goal—SCD, Caroline DeWalt. Assist—SCD, Anna Bolch. Saves—SCD, Sophia Carnahan 2. Burns, Morgan Elliott 5. Records—SCD 9-0-1; Burns 6-5.

BOYS TENNIS

SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN 3,

CALVARY DAY 2

Singles — Marc Biemiller (SCPS) def. Patrick Wilkins 6-3, 6-0; Nick Rogie (CDS) def. Cole Goodwin 7-5, 6-4; Will Durrence (CDS) def. Nick Jowers 7-6, 3-6, 10-8.

Doubles—Champ Easter/Sam Bignault (SCPS) def. Nate Kelley/Dan Ruddy 6-0, 6-1; Zac Hancock/Jackson Biemiller (SCPS) def. Victor Jiang/Sam Xie 6-4, 6-4.