Baseball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Grassfield 3, Lakeland 0
Charley Higginbotham threw a shutout, while Giacomo Franco and Matt Sabale had two hits for the Grizzlies. It was a 0-0 game until the top of the seventh in Suffolk.
#2 Cape Henry 13, Norfolk Collegiate 3
Tanner Schaedel was 4 for 5 with a home run and seven RBIs in the Dolphins’ Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools quarterfinal victory.
#3 Cox 9, Salem 1
Louis Schultz, Brendan White and Michael Barreiro all had multi-hit games for the Falcons.
#5 Western Branch 2, Oscar Smith 1
Seth Sadler and Logan Adams drove in runs to lead the Bruins in a game that featured just four total hits. Miles Melescu allowed two hits and an earned run over five innings, and Gavin Biernot pitched two hitless innings of relief.
#6 First Colonial 13, Bayside 1
Wes Stubbe had four hits, including two doubles, and scored three runs, while Cade Howlett (4-0) earned the win and struck out six over four innings.
#7 Great Bridge 11, Deep Creek 1
Dawson Newman struck out seven and permitted two hits over six innings. Calvin Mabry and Casey Cuddyer combined for five RBIs, and Drew Griffin had two hits.
#8 Greenbrier Christian 16, Isle of Wight Academy 2
Jackson Okonkwo threw a complete game and struck out 10, Payton Shipman hit a three-run home run and Jonathan Ashe, Tucker Rupe and Jack Bonney each had two hits.
#9 Gloucester 23, Heritage 2
Brayden Scott, Trevor Richardson and Tyler Boulay had multiple hits for the Dukes.
#12 Menchville 3, Phoebus 0
Luke Woodard (6-1) recorded 12 strikeouts in a complete game. Landon Turner went 2 for 3 with a double, scoring two runs and driving in a run, while Nolan Stuffel finished with two hits.
Ocean Lakes 10, #15 Kellam 0
Jack Marchesi hit a three-run homer and Tre Hamilton had two hits for the Dolphins (12-5). Sean Burke (7-1) pitched a three-hit shutout for Ocean Lakes.
Bay Rivers District
York 3, Tabb 1
Casey Cheaney was 3 for 4 and had an RBI for the Falcons (11-6). Winner Will Hunt pitched a six-hitter. For the Tigers (10-6), Jake Mutter was 2 for 4 with a steal.
Beach District
Princess Anne 10, Green Run 0
The Cavaliers’ Luke Sweeney struck out 11 of the 16 batters he faced.
Eastern District
Manor 14, Norcom 2
Nolyn Smith led the Mustangs to victory on the mound, allowing no runs on four hits and striking out seven. Henry Newburn and Cody Miller each drove in three runs.
Peninsula District
Kecoughtan 8, Woodside 3
Tommy Distler struck out nine in the win for the Warriors. Brayden Ellis doubled, and Kason Boone had an RBI.
Southeastern District
Hickory 16, Nansemond River 1
Jake Chadwell was 4 for 4 with three doubles for the Hawks.
Indian River 11, King’s Fork 6
Jaydon Crawford went 3 for 4 with a double and five RBIs, while Paul Green added two hits and scored twice.
Private schools
Atlantic Shores 7, Christchurch 1
Patrick Dudley, Brett Beasley, Hudson Howell and Addison Way combined for a no-hitter and 13 strikeouts. Malcolm Forbes scored two runs, drove in two, walked twice and was 1 for 1.
Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools quarterfinals
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 3, Steward 0
Matt Elswick pitched a complete game, allowing just three hits, and Joseph Petry had three hits for the Saints. NSA plays a semifinal against Norfolk Academy at 4 p.m. Wednesday at War Memorial Stadium in Hampton.
Norfolk Academy 6, Hampton Roads Academy 2
CJ Murray (5-2) hit a three-run home run to cap a six-run sixth inning and also picked up the win on the mound for the Bulldogs.
Softball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Grassfield 10, Lakeland 3
Braelyn Bailey went 3 for 4 with five RBIs and Taylor Binder added a hit and drove in two runs. Chase Hartford (8-0) struck out three in gaining the victory.
#2 Hickory 14, Nansemond River 1
Tegan Gabrielse struck out five in two innings and was 3 for 3 at the plate, while Taylor Ryan added four RBIs and Sophia Avin hit her fifth home run in the Hawks’ 17th victory of the season. Demetria Burton hit a homer for the Warriors.
#3 Kellam 8, #9 Ocean Lakes 2
Hannah Lebert went 4 for 4 with two stolen bases, and Grace Andes had three hits and an RBI. Carson Griffith added two hits and three RBIs and Abby Adamek pitched for the Knights, fanning 10 and allowing three hits.
#6 Granby 23, Churchland 4
Taylor Langston was a home run shy of the cycle on her birthday, while winning pitcher Kyrsten Wells (8-0) and Alexis Hejnal also collected three hits each.
#8 Gloucester 20, Heritage 3
Autumn Cookson went 3 for 5 with two doubles and two RBIs for the Dukes (16-0), while Cameron Palas was 4 for 5 with a double and four RBIs. Kaia Hutton finished with two hits and four RBIs.
Great Bridge 2, #10 Deep Creek 1
Cassie Kleier hit a bases-loaded double in the sixth inning to drive in two runs to lift the Wildcats. Kleier and Bayly Yerigan finished with two hits apiece.
#12 First Colonial 11, Bayside 0
Kate Beck threw a no-hitter and fanned 10 to record her 300th career strikeout. The Patriots finished with 16 hits.
#13 Kecoughtan 19, Woodside 0
Skyler Ackerman recorded 10 strikeouts and allowed only one hit, Lynlea Boone went 3 for 3 with a double, four RBIs and two runs, and Charleigh Lupton contributed two hits and two RBIs.
#14 Kempsville 8, Tallwood 0
Madison Talley pitched a no-hitter for the Chiefs while adding two hits.
York 1, #15 Tabb 0
Sarah Witt pitched a no-hitter and struck out seven for the visiting Falcons. Mika Hilburger took a tough-luck loss. Olivia Brock, Bri Petrolia, Kenlee Washington and Leslee Maldonado all went 1 for 3.
Beach District
Princess Anne 18, Green Run 4
Brooklynn Bambrick collected three hits and came on in relief in the circle. Samantha Barbe earned the win for Princess Anne, while Green Run’s Chyann Soule hit her first career home run.
Salem 7, Cox 4
Sam Brown went 3 for 4, including a double, two RBIs and three runs, and Grace Snead added two hits and three RBIs.
Eastern District
Norview 13, Lake Taylor 3
Yoeliz Torres went 4 for 4 with five RBIs, winning pitcher Valarie Miranda had three hits and three RBIs, and Tianna Stitts went 1 for 2 with two RBIs.
Peninsula District
Menchville 4, Phoebus 1
Taylor Twitchell (10-5) tossed a three-hitter, and Brielle Creque had two hits for the Monarchs (12-5).
Private schools
Catholic 20, Peninsula Catholic 4
Ava Morgan went 3 for 4, driving in five runs, while Julia Brandwein contributed with a 2-for-3 performance and three RBIs.
Isle of Wight Academy 9, Central Virginia HomeSchool 1
Nora Pye struck out 13 and Kaitlyn Springle had two hits for the host Chargers, who led 7-0 after two innings.
Metro Conference quarterfinals
Hampton Christian 17, StoneBridge 2
The third-seeded Warriors cruised past the sixth-seeded Cavaliers. That advanced Hampton Christian to a semifinal at 7 p.m. Wednesday against second-seeded Broadwater Academy on Greenbrier Christian’s field.
Atlantic Shores 11, Portsmouth Christian 1
The fourth-seeded Seahawks ousted the fifth-seeded Patriots. Atlantic Shores will play top-seeded Greenbrier Christian in a semifinal on the Gators’ field at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Boys soccer
757Teamz Top 15
#2 First Colonial 3, #4 Cox 3
The Patriots and Falcons played to a draw in a clash of Beach District powers.
#3 Landstown 5, #10 Kellam 0
Ryan Walsh and Jace McSwain each led the Eagles with two goals. Walsh had three assists and Nathan Lagbo added one. Shaban Kilci scored the other goal.
#5 Menchville 5, Phoebus 0
Christian Robertson finished with a hat trick. Aldion Bytyqi and Tristan Klompenhouwer also scored.
#14 Princess Anne 9, Tallwood 0
The Cavaliers dominated the Lions.
#15 Ocean Lakes 6, Bayside 0
Shaun VanDeusen and Noah Ridgway both scored twice. Dylan Tamayo and Owen Wilbricht added goals. Nick Ward had two assists, and Jesse Gutierrez and Canin Robins had one apiece.
Beach District
Salem 2, Green Run 0
Corey Ruffin and Joshua Omanyani scored for the SunDevils (6-6).
Southeastern District
Grassfield 8, Lakeland 0
Julian Pisoni’s two goals paced the Grizzlies. Aidan Griffiths, Tyler Wynne, Cesar Toledo-Esquina, Yanel Haseh, Jeremy Renner and Colin Shine also scored. Shine had two assists, and Wynne and Kole Ward had one apiece.
Oscar Smith 3, Western Branch 3
Ethan Bolden, Seth Akers and David Scheiner scored for the Bruins, whose only deficit was 3-2. Julian Villalobos-Flores, Elmehdi Ben Hssain and Alex Dyzla scored for the Tigers. Dyzla, Bruce Thornton and Gabriel Fore had assists for Oscar Smith.
Girls soccer
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Kellam 6, Landstown 0
Alyssa Chuderewicz, Taylor Garofalo, Lauren Croley, Avery Spell, Reagan Thompson and Caroline Henseler scored as the Knights (12-0-1) stayed unbeaten.
#2 First Colonial 8, Cox 0
Kylie White led the Patriots with three goals. Ava Bourne added two goals, while Skylar Miller, Sydney Miller and Maddie Kainer also scored. Sydney Miller had four assists and Skylar Miller two, while Bourne and Kira Bonfiglio had one apiece.
#3 Lafayette 6, #13 Tabb 0
Lexi King scored three goals and Shea Mansisidor scored two. Aaliyah White added one.
#4 Western Branch 8, Oscar Smith 0
Madelynn Harmon had three goals, Jayda Sutton and Sasha Daniel each had two goals, and Ryan Smith chipped in one. Amelia Cross posted the shutout for the Bruins.
#6 Hickory 1, Nansemond River 0
Kaila Long scored for the Hawks, and goalkeeper Abbie Hettinger posted a clean sheet.
#7 Menchville 7, Phoebus 0
Caylyn Candia scored three goals and provided an assist. Kamryn Eccleston added two assists, and Taniyah Waters had a goal.
#12 Grassfield 10, Lakeland 0
Katie Dowd led the Grizzlies with three goals. Hanna Smith added two, and Jillian Kemp, Ally Quiroz, Bella Franco, Ciera Frick and Lexi Ivey also scored. Franco and Ivey had two assists each, Sydney Stull had three and Aynara Salva had one. Goalkeeper Sara Koch produced a shutout.
Beach District
Princess Anne 14, Tallwood 0
Roxanna Shiffler had four goals, Claire Holmes and Anna Griesmer each had two goals and an assist, Emily Hager and Mai Ly had two goals each, Raelynn Perez and Abby Sabatino each had a goal and three assists, and Anna Hager had two assists.
Ocean Lakes 2, Bayside 0
Anna Orchard-Hays and Madison Moore scored goals.
Salem 8, Green Run 0
The SunDevils shut out the Stallions as Kaycee Colton, Alayna Bada, Adriane Bethune, Aniya Murray, Arianna Fong, Elayna Garcia, Wynn Cordero and Bella Fong scored.
Peninsula District
Bethel 9, Denbigh 1
Belma Tihic scored seven times, giving her 49 goals on the season.
Southeastern District
Indian River 3, King’s Fork 2
Susanna Andrade scored all three goals for the Braves, with an assist by Emelie Ortega.
Non-district
Poquoson 2, Gloucester 0
On their Senior Night, Alexis Peshehonoff had a goal and an assist and Quinn Sparkman scored.
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Boys tennis
Bay Rivers District
Grafton 6, Warhill 3
The Clippers, headed to the Class 3 Region A playoffs, defeated the Lions (7-8).
Eastern District
Granby 9, Churchland 0
Jack Kozak stormed back from a 1-5 deficit to win a tiebreaker at No. 6 singles for the Comets, who finished the regular season 13-2.
Norview 9, Lake Taylor 0
The Pilots shut out the Titans.
Southeastern District
Deep Creek 7, Great Bridge 2
The Hornets outplayed the Wildcats (8-4, 5-3) in a clash of two of the district’s top teams. No. 1 JP Zano (6-0, 6-2) and No. 3 Greyson Roy (2-6, 6-4, 1-0 [10-6]) were Great Bridge’s victors.
Western Branch 8, Oscar Smith 1
The Bruins breezed past the Tigers.
Non-district
Cox 8, Cape Henry 1
The Falcons, hoping to repeat as Class 5 Region A champs, defeated the Dolphins in a public-private-school matchup. Neil Vanga (6-0, 6-1), Sam Dixon (6-2, 7-5), Lucca Gandolfo (6-3, 6-1), Matt Baan (6-4, 6-3) and Daniel Ureeta (6-0, 6-0) won in singles for the Falcons. They and Joseph Park all won doubles pro-sets.
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Girls tennis
Bay Rivers District
Grafton 8, Warhill 1
Michelle Cloud and Erin Braganza won in singles and doubles for the Clippers.
Eastern District
Granby 9, Churchland 0
Syri Strong came from behind to win at No. 3 singles.
Southeastern District
Grassfield 9, Lakeland 0
Deja Thomas, Caley Griffith, Livia Norris, Soley Bitterman, Ava Emerson and Molly Zardeskas won in singles and doubles.
King’s Fork 7, Indian River 2
The Bulldogs defeated the Braves. Nakari Blunt, Leah Stewart, Olivia Hodouto, Aaliyah Geter and Jaliyah Williams won in singles for the Bulldogs.
Western Branch 8, Oscar Smith 1
The Bruins cruised, winning on every line except No. 2 doubles.
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Boys lacrosse
Beach District
Cox 14, First Colonial 7
The Falcons’ Kole Hixenbaugh finished with three goals and an assist, Connor Warren contributed three goals and Liam Waldron added two goals and an assist. Jake Carnell had a goal and four assists.
Private schools
TCIS semifinals
Norfolk Academy 19, Cape Henry Collegiate 1
G-NA, Janney 3, Payne 3, H. Chesson 2, Savin 2, Przymuzala 2, Shinofield 2, Porcaro, Newman, Snyder, Sanchez, McCaa; CHC, Hardy.
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Girls lacrosse
Beach District
First Colonial 14, Cox 8
Kylan Carini scored seven goals and provided two assists, and Addison Kiser had six goals and an assist. Kiser surpassed 100 career points. Hailey Hapenny added a goal, and Safia Rahman had three assists. Winning goalie Chaeli Rzepnicki made five saves. For Cox, Dani Killian scored seven goals and Rhyan Edmunds one.
Private schools
TCIS quarterfinals
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 17, Norfolk Collegiate 9
Sarah Carson finished with five goals and eight assists, while Izzy Rose scored four times and dished out an assist in a Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools quarterfinal. Paige Dowd had three goals, Haley Price two, and Taylor Bradshaw, GiGi Bolling and Ella Defeo added one apiece. For the Oaks, Cate Wells netted five goals, Annie Trapani three and Robin Roelink one.
Catholic 18, Steward 6
Olivia Odom scored six goals and Maria Eckhart had five for the Crusaders. Holly Pierce had three goals and three assists, Leni Jolly had two goals, and Chloe Kiser and Anaiya Fortunat had a goal apiece.
Track and field
Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools Championships
Boys top scores: 1. Norfolk Academy 170, 2. Catholic 124, 3. Cape Henry 44.
Girls top scores: 1. Norfolk Academy 128, 2. Norfolk Christian 72, 3. Cape Henry 64, 4. Catholic 58, Walsingham 54.
Golf
Private schools
Metro Conference Tournament
Greenbrier Christian Academy won the title with a 315 as individual champion Macie Rasmussen set a women’s course record of 9-under-par 63. Atlantic Shores placed second at 345. StoneBridge (365), Gateway Christian (390), Broadwater Academy (444) and Denbigh Baptist (466) completed the field.
Greenbrier’s Andy Weissinger was named the Coach of the Year.
Joining Rasmussen on the all-conference team were: Gateway’s Keegan Snyder (74), Denbigh Baptist’s Nicholas Gibson (76), StoneBridge’s Kade Walton (78), Greenbrier’s Connor Bowden (80), Atlantic Shores’ Paxton Noon (80), Atlantic Shores’ Nathan Daniels (82), Greenbrier’s Dunni Scozzofava (83), StoneBridge’s Garrett Mabe (87) and Atlantic Shores’ Jordyn Kyle (89).
