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Postponed and rescheduled games
Tuesday’s snow forecast closed schools around the area and postponed the vast majority of after-school athletics activities. Here’s a list of the rescheduled contests.
McNamara OL Prince reflects on S. Carolina visit
LETTERS OF INTEREST | As National Signing Day nears, MacNamara senior All-Met lineman Damian Prince has had Penn State, Auburn, others enter the picture.
McSorley switches commitment to Penn State
All-Met Briar Woods quarterback Trace McSorley de-commits from Vanderbilt to follow former Commodores Coach James Franklin to Penn State.
Rebels rounding into form
BOYS’ BASKETBALL | After a 3-6 start, Fairfax is now excelling with a new approach on the floor and an offense that revolves around post play.
Battlefield’s Blondin breaks record
Trevor Blondin becomes Battlefield’s all-time leading scorer, breaking the mark of 864 points previously held by Jamie Robinson.
Belton returns to boost Bullis
Duke signee Lynee’ Belton posts 20 points and 17 rebounds in first game of the season.
Future Towson teammates tangle
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL | Future Towson teammates face off; Calvert’s Thomas and Chopticon’s Priest hit 1,000-point mark.
Green paces Wildcats in win
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL | Jenna Green scored 20 points for the eighth time this season to lead No. 12 Centreville to a third straight win over No. 17 Oakton.
Lutete, Trainers hold off Cardozo
BOYS’ BASKETBALL | Christian Lutete scores 30 points and McKinley Tech fends off a furious fourth-quarter rally from the Clerks in a big DCIAA matchup.
More headlines
Stags get a confidence boost
DeMatha gets its first win at the Hoophall Classic since 2009, providing a boost as the Stags enter the final stretch of the season; Paul VI accomplishes a rare feat.
Eagles’ Zubovich ‘playing big’
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL | Freedom-South Riding’s Nicole Zubovich, who tore her ACL last year, has performed at a high level lately.
Cliches are working for Blair
BOYS’ BASKETBALL | An unselfish willingness to execute within Coach Damon Pigrom’s offense has been the key to the Blazers’ success.
Breitenbach bound for Iowa State
Spalding senior Logan Brietenbach, The Post’s top-ranked wrestler at 160 pounds, chooses No. 17 Iowa State.
Coyotes get it done with defense
BOYS’ BASKETBALL | Fueled by a tenacious man-to-man defense, Clarksburg knocks off No. 20 Springbrook to make a statement in Montgomery County.
Anacostia girls trounce H.D. Woodson
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL | For the second time this season, the Indians got the better of the defending DCIAA champs — this time with a 59-24 blowout.
Leaders
| Rank | Name | School | Avg. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Danzel Wright | National Collegiate | 32.9 |
| 2 | Marcquise Reed | Capitol Christian | 30.7 |
| 3 | Abdulai Bundu | Largo | 27.0 |
| 4 | Allonzo Trier | Montrose Christian | 26.9 |
| 5 | Seth Crane | Temple Baptist | 26.3 |
| 6 | Davon Taylor | Central | 25.1 |
| 7 | Robert Davis | Marriotts Ridge | 24.5 |
| 8 | Jason Friedman | Sandy Spring | 23.8 |
| 9 | Juan Brown | Annapolis | 23.6 |
| Melo Trimble | O'Connell | 23.6 |
Top Games
| Teams | Time/Score |
|---|---|
| Oakland Mills @ Marriotts Ridge | PPD |
AllMetSports galleries
No. 12 Centreville takes control against No. 15 Oakton, 55-38
Senior Jenna Green helps secure a Wildcat win in conference matchup.
Floyd’s late points push Stonewall Jackson past rival Battlefield
The senior’s 22-point performance leads Lady Raiders as they remain undefeated in the conference.
No. 15 Good Counsel beats No. 14 Georgetown Visitation, 62-57
The Falcons trail by two heading into the fourth quarter but rally to pull off the upset in Northwest Washington.
No. 5 Potomac tops Freedom-Woodbridge, 74-64
Panthers stay undefeated with 10-point victory over Eagles
Witman blows past Blair, 65-38, in conference matchup
Vikings continue their winning streak with road win over Blazers.
No. 9 O’Connell stuns No. 1 Paul VI, 63-58, in overtime thriller
Missed free throws doom Panthers as Knights win in overtime.
Old Mill holds off Severna Park, 51-44
Patriots get it done by forcing turnovers in an Anne Arundel County matchup.
Seniors lead No. 8 Damascus to win over
Poolesville
Kauffman, Green and Prange combine for 44 points to beat Falcons.
AllMetSports videos
Potomac Falls bounces back in a win over Loudoun Valley
The Panthers rally to win at home against the Vikings, 49-41.
North Point Ousts Conference Rival Great Mills, 53-36
North Point Takes full control of the Southern Maryland Athletic Conference (SMAC) with win over Great Mills.
No.15 Edison rattles off 11th straight victory
Cross-town opponents square off with the Eagles topping the Warriors and improving to 11-1 on the season.
Potomac (Va.) beats Osbourn, 75-63
The Panthers beat the Eagles by a score of 75-63 behind Randall Haynes 23 points.
Atholton dominates Long Reach, 10-2
The Lightning never stood a chance against the top-ranked Raiders as they lost, 10-2
Potomac's Dion Wiley is Terps' star recruit
One of the top recruits of Maryland’s heralded 2014 class, Potomac's Dion Wiley has been promoting the Terps to teammate Randall Broddie, a budding star.
Top Basketball Plays of the Week
Host B.J. Koubaroulis runs through the tops plays from the week of basketball in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area.
Riverdale Baptist beats Clinton Christian, 71-67
The Crusaders were led to victory against the Eagles by Louisville commit Chinanu Onuaku.
Flint Hill beats The Potomac School, 76-69
The Huskies beat the rival Panthers behind Tyler Femi’s 18 points.Top Games
| Teams | Time/Score |
|---|---|
| Oakland Mills @ Marriotts Ridge | PPD |
Recruiting Insider
McNamara OL Prince reflects on S. Carolina visit
LETTERS OF INTEREST | As National Signing Day nears, MacNamara senior All-Met lineman Damian Prince has had Penn State, Auburn, others enter the picture.
In Case You Missed It
Introducing the Fall All-Mets
The 2013 Fall All-Mets have arrived. See who made the first, second and honorable mention teams in football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross-country.
McShane tells her story
More than a decade after she left war-torn Sierra Leone, St. Andrew’s senior Memuna McShane is at peace with her past and looking forward to a bright future.
When faith and football collide
Pre- and postgame prayers are traditional at Suitland High, but the practice is far from uniform across area public high school football fields.
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Featured Stories
A career cut short by concussions
After suffering the sixth concussion of his football career this fall, former Stone Bridge standout and Boston College safety Spenser Rositano decided to call it quits.
Samuel makes a home on the field
Centreville defensive lineman Isaac Samuel has emerged in just his second year of football while overcoming several personal challenges, including living in a homeless family shelter.
First Knights of the transfer game
Friendship Collegiate will take the field for Friday’s DCSAA title game with nearly half of its roster comprised of transfers — a trend D.C. officials are working to curb in future years.