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John Bauer Plumbing School YMCA News News Page B3 Page B2 Vol. 119, No. 42 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • January 23, 2014 B Section Varsity Chargers beat Indians, fall to Red Devils by Tom Chillemi The Middlesex High varsity boys basketball team split a pair of non-dis- trict home games last week, defeating Northumberland, 62-52, on January 16 and losing 54-48 to Lancaster on Janu- ary 18. Jacob Self, with 19 points, and Mar- quez Holmes, with 18 points, provided more than half of the Chargers’ offense in the win over Northumberland. Self hit 6 of 11 from the field, including a pair of three-point shots, and made 5 of 6 free throws. He hauled in 7 rebounds and got a pair of steals. Holmes made 4 of 16 field goals, but was 10 for 14 at the free-throw line. He collected 10 rebounds and 3 steals. Also for Middlesex, Kaleb Wake Charger Alek Fomin (top) fought hard in the Chargers’ victory over Essex on January 15. (Photo by Larry Chowning) added 8 points and took 5 rebounds. Andre Campbell had 7 points and snatched 3 defensive rebounds. Brett Carter was good for 5 points and 3 steals. D’ Angelo King and Charger wrestlers Shakeim Paige each had 2 points and 3 steals. Dre Key hit a free throw. Overall the Chargers made 11 of 18 (61%) free throws, and made 25% of up record to 15-3 their shots from the field. Lancaster 54 by Larry Chowning “They finally got the fire back. I Middlesex 48 am glad to see our team members Jacob Self contributed half of Mid- The Middlesex High School support each other and get their dlesex’s points in the Chargers 54-48 (MHS) wrestling team continued focus back.” loss to Lancaster on Saturday. Self hit its winning ways on January 15 The Chargers are 15-3 on the 4 three-point shots, made 6 of 7 free with a 48-30 victory over Peninsula season as a team going into the throws, and collected 11 rebounds. Catholic and 42-27 conquest of Mathews Duals this Saturday, Brett Carter was good for 11 Essex in a tri-meet at MHS. January 25. It will be final regu- points, including a three-pointer, got 4 Chargers Simon Urban, Ridge lar season matches of the year for rebounds and had 5 steals. Ellis, Devante Robertson, Hughes the Chargers. “From this point on Marquez Holmes added 10 points Nelson and Steve Skelton each won it is going to be a battle for who and got 6 rebounds. their two matches in the meet. wants to go to state [tournament] Kaleb Wake had 2 points and 11 Urban won in the 132-pound the most,” said Anderson. rebounds. weight class, Ellis in the 138-pound “We had great community sup- Andre Campbell made a free throw. class, Robertson in the 145-pound port. Now we need to fine tune and The Chargers (3-1, 6-6) are sched- class, Nelson in the 195-pound put the finishing touches on our uled to visit Charles City on Friday, class, and Skelton in the 220-pound practice to be at our best for the January 24, and King and Queen on class. regional [tournament],” he said. Tuesday, January 28. The Chargers’ Enrique Gonzales, Eric Kane, The Chargers will compete in next home game is Friday, January 31, Marshall Shermer, Chad Page and the Tidewater District meet on against Mathews. James Williams all had one win in Wednesday, January 29, at King The JV plays at 6 p.m and are fol- the meet. William. The conference meet will Ridge Ellis (top) of Middlesex battles an Essex wrestler on January lowed by the varsity at 7:30 p.m. “Our grapplers wrestled great,” be held Wednesday, February 5, at 15 in the John S. Clements Memorial Gym in Saluda. Ellis won the said MHS coach Joel Anderson. Middlesex High School in Saluda. match with a pin. (Photo by Larry Chowning) JV Chargers host Mathews Friday Christchurch wins JV girls win two; by Larry Chowning The Middlesex High School JV boys basketball team lost games to John Stone title two Northern Neck District teams suffer first loss in recent action. Northumberland downed the JV Chargers 67-48 on After a weekend of great prep by Tom Chillemi Julianna Solomon had 4 points, 10 January 16, and Lancaster defeated school basketball, it came down to rebounds, a steal and 2 blocks. Middlesex 62-38 on January 18. intense court competition between The Middlesex High JV girls bas- Also for Middlesex, Cheyenne Although MHS played a more two sister schools for the John ketball team could not hold off a late Pullman had 4 points, 2 rebounds, a intense second half it was not enough Stone Tournament Championship charge at Mathews on January 16 and steal, a block; Miranda Kimble had 2 to overcome a big Northumberland title at Christchurch on Saturday. dropped the Tidewater District game, points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, a steal, halftime lead. “We are improving Christchurch School and St. 32-31. The JV Lady Chargers held a 2 blocks; Abigail Foster had 1 point, but we have a ways to go,” said MHS Stephen’s & St. Agnes School 17-point lead going into the fourth 3 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal; and coach Benny Burrell. (SSSAS) are both church schools quarter. Raiven Hammond had a rebound, an Carnell Bagby led the Chargers in the Episcopal Diocese of Vir- Injuries contributed to the team’s assist, a steal. with 12 points, Trevon Hooks had 11, ginia. SSSAS in Alexandria is a first loss of the season. Middlesex is Middlesex 35 Jamel Reed 10, Michael Epps 5, Des- K-12 school with a total enroll- 2-1 in district play and 7-1 overall. K&Q 9 mond King and Jamal Jones 4 apiece, ment of 1,144 (456 in the upper Leading Middlesex in scoring were Middlesex also defeated King and and Andre Johnson 2. school), while Christchurch School Rachael Howard and Zariah Freeze Queen, 35-9, for a district win on Against Lancaster, Johnson led the is grades 9-12, with 220 students. with 9 points each. Howard also col- January 13. JV Chargers with 15 points. Charles The Seahorses played big however, lected 12 rebounds, had one assist Scoring for Middlesex were Smith Keyser had 8, Bagby 3, and King, beating the Saints, 69-63, for the and a steal. Freeze also had 3 steals. with 8 points and Charnock with Hooks, Jones, Thomas Redmond, title. Emilie Smith added 6 points, had 4 7. With 4 points each were Freeze, Wayne Taylor and Reed 2 points In the consolation round, Bishop rebounds, 2 assists and 5 steals. Emily Taylor, Cheyanne Graves and apiece. Sullivan Catholic (Virginia Beach) Miranda Kimble contributed 4 Cameron Ward. The Chargers will travel to King beat Atlantic Shores Christian points, 4 rebounds, an assist and a steal. Solomon and Hammond each had and Queen on Tuesday, January 28, School (Chesapeake), 70-60. Morgan Charnock had 2 points. 2 points. and will host Mathews on Friday, Jan- Players named to the All-Tour- Cheyenne Pullman hit a free throw, Miranda Kimble got 4 rebounds, uary 31. JV games start at 6 p.m. and nament Team are Brehon Britt, got 3 rebounds and had an assist. Abigail Foster had 3, Cheyenne Pull- are followed by varsity games at 7:30 Atlantic Shores; DeAndre Barber, Julianna Solomon snagged 4 man had 2 and Rachael Howard had p.m. Bishop Sullivan; Cameron Gregory, rebounds. one. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes; Daquon Middlesex was 7-16 from the free- The Lady Chargers host Charles Frisby, Christchurch School; and throw line. City on Thursday, January 23, in Safe boating class tournament MVP Devin Robinson, Middlesex 38 a non-district game. On Monday, Christchurch School. Lancaster 22 January 27, King William visits offered in Deltaville The John Stone Tournament is Zariah Freeze led the JV Lady Middlesex for a district contest. played each year in memory of Chargers’ scoring against Lancaster Middlesex is at district foe King and The Virginia Boating Safety Edu- Seahorse DaQuon Frisby (10) was Christchurch School graduate John with 12 points and a rebound. Queen on Thursday, January 30. The cation Class will be held on Saturday, named to the All Tournament team. Stone ’86, of Macon, Georgia. Emilie Smith added 10 points, 6 JV plays at 6 p.m. and the varsity fol- March 1, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the rebounds, 3 assists and 5 steals. lows at 7:30 p.m. Deltaville Yachting Center Seminar Room, with morning donuts and coffee compliments of Chesapeake Yacht Sales. Water View man taking another plunge for VA Special Olympians There will be an on-your-own lunch break from noon-1 p.m. by Tom Chillemi Through his involvement in the Polar Plunge and The Law Enforcement The class will be hosted free of Torch Runs, which are part of the summer USA Games, Holmes hopes charge as a public service by Deltaville James Holmes of Water View will be participating in his third Polar to inspire others to get involved and help raise money for an important Yachting Center and Stingray Point Plunge at the Winter Festival in Virginia Beach on February 7-8 to ben- cause. Sailing School. efit Special Olympics of Virginia. While the Virginia Beach Polar Plunge participants are not required to Seating is limited. Register online at Holmes said he has always accepted challenges that others are appre- jump into the Atlantic Ocean, Holmes does.
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