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2011-2012 Season
Shootout Honor Roll:
Eileen Williams, Connelly School of the Hold Child (Potomac)  was recognized by the Prystal Scouting Service for her play at the Fall Elite College Exposure Shootout..  She has been one of her teams leaders this seson with 5 of 8 double figure games including 17 vs Takoma Park on 12/6/11.
High scoring efforts in one game:
-Seneca Valley, Bridget Rothert had 35 in a 56-49 win over Bethesda-Chevy Chase on 12/12/11 (East Cost Index)
-Sherwood, Charlie Rogers (32) and Scott Bolen (31) both went over 30 in the 81-60  win over Seneca Valley on 12/6/11. (East Coast Index)
 Washington Christian, Shaun Penders had 43 in a 75-71 loss to the Heights. (East Coast Index)
-Meade lost to Annapolis 80-56 on 12/29/11 and junior Aaron Brown had 33 for Meade (East Coast Index)
-Frederick defeated Middletown 66-60 in overtime on the road against Middletown, Frederick girls basketball coach Keivette Hammond said senior guard Lauren Tolson "may go down as one of the greatest scorers in Frederick High School history."  Tolson had 28,  (12/25/11, Frederick Post)
-Jalen Robinson, DuVal had 26 in the 12/16/11 87-68 win over Bowie (East Coast Index)
Foul Shooting is important:
-Clay Conner, Linganore a sophomore went 10 for 10 at the line in a 75-58 win over Tuscorara on 1/1/4/12.  He finished with 19.   (East Coast Index)
-Gavin Stephenson, Altholton hit 10 of 11 from the foul line and had 24 in their game with Centennial.  (12/7/11)
-Magic Harris, Oxon Hill hit 9 of 10 foul shots and had 20 points in his school's 74-65 win over Suitland, 12/9/11
-Joe Daniel, Damascus a sophomore went 6 for 6 from the foul line on 12/21/11 in their game withWatkins Mill
Freshman Honor Role
-Sheri Addison, Wootton had 13 to lead the 49-29 win over Bethesda-Chevy Chase on 1/13/12,  (East Coast Index)
-Dominique Walker, Watkins Mill had 16  in the 49-25 win over Wheaton, 1/13/12, (East Coast Index)

Meade girls must forfeit a 100-29 win?  By Katherine Dunn (Baltimore Sun Jan 3, 2012) --Meade’s girls basketball team has had to forfeit its Dec. 10 Anne Arundel County league victory over North County, because the Mustangs played too many games in one week.
The Mustangs played Aberdeen, Chesapeake, Woodlawn and North County in a Tuesday-through-Sunday stretch to start their season, but MPSSAA rules stipulate that teams can play no more than three games in a single week.   First-year coach Reggie Leach said he was not aware of the rule and that the schedule was already set when he took over the team. The Mustangs, who drop to 3-4 overall and 2-1 in the league, had to forfeit their last game of that stretch, a 100-29 win over North County.

Maryland, Class of 2013-Players to Watch 
Annapolis Area Christian, Katie Kinsey
Arundel, Austin Carroll (shootout), Martin Campbell (shootout)
Atholton, Dominic Benetti, Ethan Shapiro
Avalon, Tracy Johnson
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Eric Tschiderer, Nina Haller
Blake, Caroline Wannen
Boonesboro, Justin Jardeleza
Boys Latin, Colin Heacock,  Mac Pons
Bowie, Michael Giles, Jerrod Mustaf
Brunswick, Dara Demich
Broadfording Christian, Mo Sallah,  Derek Durst,  Ben Cradduck, Trevor Snodderly
Bullis, Brittany Jackson, Dazia Hall
Calverton, Shannon Moore, Morgan Pottinger
Calvary Christian Academy, McKenna Wilson, Katie Cherney, Savannah Reed
Chesapeake, Aaron Taylor, Brandon Blanchard, Brianna Zajac, Madison Troisi, Katie Alder
Churchill, Erica Lindsay
Chopticon, Reginald Pittman
Centennial, Omari Ringgold, Bradley Benson, Timi Tinuoye
C. Herbert Flowers, Resiah Patterson
Coolidge (DC), Jade Dade, DeShawn Morman
Coppin Academy, Donte Collins, Malika Spencer, Danaira Duncan
Damascus, (Swarmin' Hornets), Jack Rogers, Cade Woody, Becky Barrett
Don Bosco, Ebonia Staples
Duval, Charles Ekanyanwu, Jalen Robinson
Edmund Burke (DC), Josh Seligman, Olay Ajiboye, Jai Singletary
Einstein, Josh Osburn
Forestville, Jourdan Ginyard, Donte Trueheart, Raymond Cooper
Gaithersburg, Deja Rollins
Georgetown Prep, Michael Wolfe (6'9), Jamal Greenwood, Billah Abdul Jalaal
Gilman, Riley DeSmit, Matt Tilley
Glenelg, Emily Russo, Warren Powers
Glenelg County, Kevin Boyd, Warren Powers
Good Counsel, Amanda Fioravanti,  Lindsey Spann, Lucas Morley (shootout), Andrew Calomeris
Grace Academy, Becca Hous, Allie Cox, Allison Lehmane
Hammond, Brian Green
Harve de Grace, James Antonoplos
Heights School (Potomac), Robbie Yosiatis
Highland, Dylan Gaither, Spencere Rose
High Point (DC), Dylan Davis (shootout)
Holy Child (Potomac), Eileen Williams, Daniela Falcone
Kennedy, Marcus Murray, David Singleton
Largo, Daemond Carter
Long Reach, Daquan Hargrove, Avery Allmond
Loyola Blakefield, Bennett Bradley, Mitch Cross
Magruder, Jen Gruber, Cameron Royster (shootout), J J Epps, Nick Griffin
McKinley, Donte Carter
Meade, Wolky Guerrier, Kenya Brown, Moise Larose, Aaron Brown, Anthony Watkins
Mount St. Joseph, Lavon Long
New Life Christian Academy (Frederick), Ellen Socash
North County, Emmanuel Matey,
North Point, Shawn Randolph (shootout)
Northwestern, Emanuel Obigno
Northwood, Malcolm Brent, Sean Vanduring
Oakland Mills, Kyle Madden-Strickler, Dajuan Dent
Oxon Hill, Magic Harris, Monte Artis
Paint Branch, Aleaia Jones, Jordan Radway, Juatin Hackley, Tristan Tolliver
Parkdale, Deontay Bloomfield
Patuxent, Tre Lee, Sharde Jackson
Patterson Mill, Khalid Smith (shootout), Aquille Carr
Perry Hall, Kinross Obiefule
Pikesville, Alex Kulik
Poolesville, Kirby Carmack, Niko Michaels
Princeton Day Academy, Christian Washington
Quince Orchard,  Eric Hoadley, Charles Potter
Reservoir, joshua williams, ryan kevan
River Hill, Walt Moody
Richard Mongomery, justin senou, Elhoussan Hakimi
Rockville, Peter Hailey, Autumn Beynum, Alexis Freger
Saint  James, Zacch Wooten
Seneca Valley,  Kaos Williamson, Chris Hechaus
Sherwood, Brandon Loiacono, Ryan Bailey
South Carroll, Gavin McTavish
South Hagerstown, Devon King,  Xavier Freeman, Hayley Freeman
South River, Jenny Milligan, Taylor Bresnahan, Bre Bolden
Spencerville Adventist Academy, Jeremy Stevens
Springbrook, Tomazye Anderson
Suitland, Roddy Peters, Chris Wynn
Saint James, Lisle Burns
St. Albans (DC), Michael Sniezek, Lloyd Howell
St. John's, Lindsey Allen
St. Maria Goretti, Kevin Proctor,  Tyrus Fleetwood,  A.J. Abolarin,, Brady Shaper, Michael Fairley
St. Mary's Ryken, Steven Cole
Takoma Academy, Derek Peters
Thomas Jefferson,  Eric Blankson
Thomas Stone, Josiah Russell
Towson, Chance Goldring
Urbana, Brendan Wharton, Cole Burdette
Yeshiva (Silver Spring), Danny Dasher, John Fefer, Aryeh Broth
Walkersville, Dani Medovich
Washington Latin (DC), James Foote
Watkins Mill, Tyvon Grant, Alex Sotomayor
Western Tech, Coyet Goodman, Tre Beverly
Whitman, Andrew Castagnetti
Wilde Lake, Kourtney Harrison
Wootton, Obi Ibeh, Sophie Ellis, Sara Wallerstedt

Maryland, Class of 2014-Players to Watch

Washington Post Previews
Montgomery 4A boysJosh Barr DEC 6

Perennial powers Magruder and Springbrook should once again be the class of the league. | GIRLS

• Montgomery 3A/2A: Boys | Girls
• Prince George’s 4A: Boys | Girls
• Prince George’s 3A/2A/1A: Boys | Girls
• Southern Maryland: Boys | Girls
• Anne Arundel: Boys | Girls
• Howard: Boys | Girls
• Frederick: Boys | Girls
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  WCAC boys

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  • Interstate Athletic Conference
  • Mid-Atlantic Conference
  • Independent School League
  • PVAC: Boys | Girls
  • Independents, others: Boys | Girls

  Team rosters
  http://wiki.allmetsports.com/all-met/schools/loudoun/loudoun-valley/boys-basketball/

   

DCIAA, charter school girls

• DCIAA, charter school boys

• AAA National: Boys | Girls
• AAA Cardinal: Boys | Girls
• AAA Cedar Run: Boys | Girls
• AAA Commonwealth: Boys | Girls
• AA Dulles: Boys | Girls
• Others: Boys | Girls

2011-2012 Washington County Boys Basketball Preview

Anne Arundel County High School Girls Basketball Outlooks
Anne Arundel County High School Boys Basketball Outlooks

Prince George's County-
2011-12 Winter Sports Preview

Rated the top Girls teams for 2010-2011 (Baltimore Sun)

1. Archbishop Spalding
Coach: William Rosemond Last season: 23-6, ranked No. 2

2. Seton Keough
Coach: Jackie Boswell Last season: 16-11, No. 5
 

Tyra Hughes, Walkerville scored 32 points and had 14 steals in the Lions' 70-43 win over Brunswick. (Frederick News Post)

Shamia Clay, Baltimore Patterson is averaging 11.4 ppg (Maxi Preps)

Austin Brown, New Life Christian H S in Frederick averaged 12 points thru the first 11 games.  (Frederick News Post)

Jojo Brown, Spencerville Adventist Academy has averaged 17 ppg thru the first 5 games. (Gazette.net)

Jordan Brown, Southern had 20 pts and three blocked shots in the 59-46 win over Annapolis.  (Hometown Annapolis)  (Hughes photo by photo by Graham Cullen)