| Nov. |
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| 17 |
JOHN MARSHALL |
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scrimmage |
| 27 |
at Thomas Jefferson |
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scrimmage |
| 30 |
LEE-DAVIS |
W 54-40 |
Chiefs fell behind 9-2 to three quick 3-pointers in season opener. But they rallied to gain a 17-14 lead by the end of the first quarter, then stretched it to 47-27 after three quarters. All 10 Chiefs scored. From the Richmond Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown scored 10 points, and Louis Carter added nine as Monacan pulled away from Lee-Davis in the season opener for both teams. Tyler Johnson scored a game-high 14 points to pace the Rebels, and Neal Metzger added 11.
Lee-Davis ------------------------- 14 8 5 13 - 40
Monacan ------------------------- 17 16 14 9 - 56
Lee-Davis (0-1) - Sumerville 2, Johnson 14, Metzger 11, Sledd 2, Hicks 5, Moeckl 2, Pestick 4. Totals: 14 5-12 40. 3-point goals: Johnson 4, Metzger 3.
Monacan (1-0) - Brown 10, Bridy 3, Carter 9, Hinshaw 7, Collins 2, Murrell 4, McAllister 5, Artis 5, Carrington 6, Attaway 5. Totals: 22 11-16 56. 3-point goal: McAllister.
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| Dec. |
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| 4 |
at Colonial Forge
(in Stafford County) |
L 61-63 |
Monacan led virtually the entire game before falling in the final seconds. Chiefs built a 15-10 first-quarter lead with Matt Hinshaw's three three-pointers. They led 30-22 at half and 40-28 midway through the third quarter. But Colonial Forge rallied with a tenacious trapping defense. Loosely called game benefitted the more aggressive Eagles, as did Monacan turnovers and missed free throws. Chiefs broke a 59-59 tie in the last minute with Louis Carter's free throws. But Providence Forge hit two of its own with about 26 seconds to go, then two more in the final 11 seconds to win. Teams play a rematch next Thursday at Monacan.
From the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star:
Eagles earn first win at line
Kenny Rivers and Kory Whiting combined to hit three free throws in the final minute as the host Colonial Forge High School boys basketball team rallied from a 14-point third-quarter deficit to defeat Monacan 63-61 last night.
Using a trapping defense that led to numerous steals, the Eagles scored 41 points in the second half to help offset a seven-point performance in the second quarter.
Rivers finished with a game-high 21 points, while Whiting finished with 18.
Colonial Forge (1-1) plays host to Spotsylvania on Friday.
From the Times-Dispatch:
STAFFORD - Kevin Hitt scored 10 of his 14 points in the fourth quarter, and Kenny Rivers hit what proved to be the game-winning foul shots with 11 seconds to play as Colonial Forge rallied to defeat Monacan in a nondistrict game.
Rivers finished with a game-high 21 points for Colonial Forge, and Kory Whiting added 18. Matt Hinshaw finished with 17 points for Monacan. Doren Brown scored 14, and Louis Carter added 11 for the Chiefs.
Monacan --------------------------------- 15 15 19 12 - 61
Colonial Forge ------------------------- 10 12 21 20 - 63
Monacan (1-1) - Brown 14, Bridy 1, Carter 11, Hinshaw 17, Murrell 8, McAllister 0, Artis 2, Carrington 3, Attaway 5. Totals: 25 8-19 61. 3-point goals: Hinshaw 3.
Colonial Forge (1-1) - Hilsinger 0, McKenney 2, Whiting 18, Rivers 21, Lewis 1, Hunter 7, Hippeard 0, Jarboe 0, Hitt 14. Totals: 22 15-22 63. 3-point goals: Whiting 3, Rivers.
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| 5 |
at Clover Hill |
W 77-63 |
Chiefs got back on the winning track with a solid team effort. Monacan, now 2-1, had double-digit leads throughout the game. Scrappy Clover Hill team kept fighting back with the inside play of Derek Harrell and three-pointers from several players but never could take the lead. Monacan pulled away in the fourth quarter. From the Times-Dispatch:
Louis Carter scored 21 points, and Doren Brown added 17 as Monacan jumped to a nine-point first-quarter lead and turned back Clover Hill in the Dominion District opener for both teams.
Derek Harrell paced the Cavaliers with 18, and Rashun Davis scored 15.
Monacan ------------------------- 16 15 22 24 - 77
Clover Hill ------------------------- 7 20 21 15 - 63
Monacan (1-0 Dominion, 2-1) - Brown 17, Bridy 7, Carter 21, Hinshaw 6, Collins 0, Murrell 4, McAllister 6, Artis 2, Carrington 2, Attaway 12. Totals: 22 30-42 77. 3-point goals: McAllister 2, Brown.
Clover Hill (0-1, 0-1) - Machek 9, Irby 12, Hezlep 2, Short 1, Davis 15, McDaniel 6, Harrell 18. Totals: 20 13-23 63. 3-pointers: Davis 4, Irby 3, Machek 2, McDaniel.
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| 7 |
MIDLOTHIAN |
W 70-53 |
Chiefs moved to 3-1, and 2-0 in the Dominion District, with a convincing win over an outmanned Midlo team. Game was wrapped up in the third quarter when Trojans could get little going offensively and settled mostly for outside jumpers. Lead ranged between 10 and 20 points throughout the second half. From the Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown scored 18 points, and Louis Carter added 13 as Monacan rolled over Midlothian in a Dominion District matchup. Mike Gallihugh scored a team-high 14 points in the losing effort.
Midlothian ----------------------- 9 13 8 23 - 53
Monacan ------------------------- 13 15 19 23 - 70
Midlothian (0-1 Dominion, 1-1) - Hilton 8, Doyle 3, Cordi 1, Gallihugh 14, Trentham 2, Woody 0, Gregory 0, Watkins 4, Weiner 0, Durrette 8, S. Albert 1, Regimbal 4, Swenk 0, J. Albert 8. Totals: 19 9-18 53. 3-point goals: Gallihugh 4, Hilton 2.
Monacan (2-0, 3-1) - Arnold 3, Brown 18, Bridy 2, Carter 13, Hinshaw 7, Collins 2, Davis 0, Murrell 3, McAllister 5, Artis 2, Carrington 7, Attaway 8. Totals: 24 19-30 70. 3-point goals: Carter, Hinshaw, McAllister.
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| 13 |
COLONIAL FORGE |
L 55-59 |
Chiefs, newly ranked No. 10 in the Times-Dispatch Top 10 for the region, had a chance to avenge a narrow loss last week to the Eagles. Monacan, sluggish and cold-shooting, nonetheless hung with the visitors through 2-1/2 quarters, the lead going back and forth. Colonial Forge went on a run to push the lead to nine late in the third. But the Chiefs fought back with five points to enter the fourth quarter down only four. Colonial Forge stretched the lead back to eight then held off the Chiefs by making its free throws down the stretch. Chiefs could get no closer than 57-55.
From the Times-Dispatch:
Kenny Rivers scored 19 of his 22 points in the second half to lead Colonial Forge over Monacan for the second time this season.
Monacan led by one at the half, but with the teams tied at 40 midway through the third quarter, Korey Whiting converted a four-point play to put the Eagles up for good.
Marcus Murrell led Monacan with 17 points.
Colonial Forge -------------------- 12 11 18 18 - 59
Monacan --------------------------- 10 14 13 18 - 55
Colonial Forge (3-2) - Hilsinger 0, McKenney 4, Whiting 16, Rivers 22, Lewis 3, Hunter 8, Hippeard 0, Hitt 6, Barnett 0. Totals: 18 18-25 59. 3-point goals: Rivers 3, Whiting 2.
Monacan (3-2) - Brown 14, Bridy 0, Carter 12, Hinshaw 2, Murrell 17, McAllister 2, Artis 2, Carrington 6, Attaway 0. Totals: 19 16-25 59. 3-point goals: Brown.
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| 14 |
MW GOV. SCHOOL |
W 87-38 |
Boys held up their end to complete a boys-girls doubleheader blowout of the Maggie L. Walker Governor's School. No. 10-ranked Chiefs were up 25-7 at the quarter and never challenged in their tuneup for Monday's match againt No. 1-ranked George Wythe. Bench was cleared early.
From the Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown and Jamel Carrington scored 13 points, leading five players in double figures, as 10th-ranked Monacan defeated Maggie Walker/Governor's School.
Kraig Bridy added 11 points for Monacan, and Deimon Collins and Jordan Arnold had 10. Luke Hostetter paced the Green Dragons with 13 points.
MW/GS --------------------------- 7 13 7 11 - 38
Monacan ----------------------- 25 16 23 23 - 87
Maggie L. Walker GS (0-4) - Eseonu 8, Goergen 4, Glover 1, Crowe 0, Hostetter 13, Lloyd 3, Ottati 0, Roberts 3, Berry 3, Burns 0, Kinahan 0, Vytlazil 0, Jamison 3, Burcham 0. Totals: 14 7-21 38. 3-point goals: Eseonu, Lloyd, Roberts.
Monacan (4-2) - Arnold 10, Brown 13, Bridy 11, Carter 3, Hinshaw 7, Collins 10, Davis 0, Murrell 4, McAllister 2, Artis 6, Carrington 13, Attaway 8. Totals: 35 15-24 87. 3-point goals: Arnold, Hinshaw.
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| 17 |
at George Wythe
(No. 1 in region) |
L 54-64 |
No. 10-ranked Chiefs put a scare into No. 1 George Wythe, playing smart and aggressively to take a narrow 30-28 lead at the half. Bulldogs took control of the game in the third quarter, though, Monacan's only bright spot being a 60-foot-plus-long 3-pointer by Matt Hinshaw to beat the buzzer. Chiefs could get no closer than six points in the final quarter. From the Times-Dispatch:
Wythe spears Monacan
Tyree Evans scored a game-high 22 points, including 19 in the second half, to lead George Wythe past Monacan in a Dominion District showdown.
The Bulldogs, ranked No. 1 in the Times-Dispatch Area Poll, trailed 30-38 at halftime, but used a strong third quarter to take control.
Evans snared 10 rebounds for Wythe, and Jesse Pellot-rosa added 15 points.
Matt Hinshaw paced Monacan with 16 points.
Monacan ------------------------- 14 16 7 17 - 54
George Wythe -------------------- 14 14 17 19 - 64
Monacan (2-1 Dominion, 4-3) - Brown 11, Bridy 0, Hinshaw 16, Collins 0, Murrell 5, McAllister 2, Artis 3, Carrington 9, Attaway 8. Totals: 19 12-18 54. 3-point goals: Hinshaw 4.
George Wythe (3-0, 7-0) - Greene 8, Evans 22, Coleman 0, Pellot-Rosa 15, Henley 9, Johnson 4, Ward 4, Taggart 2. Totals: 23 15-27 64. 3-point goals: Evans, Pellot-Rosa, Henley.
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| 2 |
THOMAS DALE
(No. 2 in region) |
L 46-72 |
Cold-shooting Chiefs struggled from the beginning, staying close for a quarter with good defense against the No. 2-ranked Knights. But Monacan was outscored 23-8 in the second quarter and never threatened afterward. Knights' last game was a 19-point drubbing at the hands of No. 1 George Wythe on Dec. 18, a night after Monacan lost to Wythe by just 10.
From the Times-Dispatch:
Derius Swinton and Brad Byerson scored 15 points apiece, and Brandton Thornton tallied 10 as Thomas Dale overwhelmed Monacan in a nondistrict matchup.
Doren Brown led Monacan with 12 points, and Jamel Carrington had 10 for the Chiefs, who managed just 16 points in the first half and trailed by 19.
Thomas Dale ------------------- 12 23 14 23 - 72
Monacan ----------------------- 8 8 15 15 - 46
Thomas Dale (4-1) - Fortune 7, Swinton 15, Allen 0, Goss 0, Green 8, King 0, Nivens 6, Hernandez 7, Thornton 10, Byerson 15, Odutola 2, Remon 0, Simpson 0. Totals: 24 22-24 72. 3-point goals: Green 2.
Monacan (4-4) - Arnold 0, Brown 12, Bridy 0, Hinshaw 5, Collins 3, Davis 2, Murrell 4, McAllister 0, Artis 3, Carrington 10, Attaway 7. Totals: 16 10-19 46. 3-point goals: Brown, Hinshaw, Collins, Artis.
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| 4 |
L.C. BIRD |
PPD |
Snowout. Rescheduled for Fri., Jan. 18, but at Bird. (Feb. 6 game at Bird now will be at Monacan.)
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| 9 |
HUGUENOT |
W 59-50 |
Chiefs jumped to a 7-0 lead and led 19-11 after one quarter, behind 11 points (including three 3's) from Doren Brown. Monacan turnovers allowed Huguenot back in the game in the second quarter. Game went back and forth from midway through the second quarter through midway through the fourth. Chiefs, who had struggled at the free-throw line, made enough coming down the stretch to pull away. Monacan's record now 5-4. From the Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown scored 21 points as Monacan defeated Huguenot in a Dominion District contest.
Louis Carter added 14, and Reid Attaway had 10 for the Chiefs, who made 9 of 14 free throws in the fourth quarter to thwart a Falcons' comeback.
Huguenot was led by Marshawn Harvey and Chris Jones with 14 points each.
Huguenot ------------------------- 11 18 10 11 - 50
Monacan -------------------------- 19 12 7 21 - 59
Huguenot (0-3 Dominion, 1-7) - Harvey 14, Lewis 6, Scott 0, Harris 4, Johnson 1, Hatcher 7, Reaves 2, Jones 14, Carter 0, Jerrell 0, Sims 2. Totals: 16 16-26. 3-point goals: Harvey, Lewis.
Monacan (3-1, 5-4) - Brown 21, Bridy 0, Carter 14, Hinshaw 2, Murrell 4, McAllister 0, Artis 0, Carrington 8, Attaway 10. Totals: 19 17-30 59. 3-point goals: Brown 4.
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| 11 |
at James River |
W 58-55 (OT) |
At almost exactly the same time the girls team was winning in the final seconds of overtime at Henrico, the boys team did it at James River. Comeback win, capped off by Ryan McAllister's 3-pointer, kept the Chiefs alive for the Dominion District title with a 4-1 district record. Cold-shooting Chiefs fell behind early to James River's methodical offense and sometimes-hot outside shooting. But Monacan rallied with tough defense and some key shots down the stretch, including a Doren Brown three-pointer and a Matt Hinshaw layup off a Lewis Carter pass. McAllister scored five in OT, Jamel Carrington added four. Win keeps Monacan in a virtual tie for second with Manchester (which they play Jan. 23 and Feb. 15), a game behind George Wythe (Feb. 1). L.C. Bird (Jan. 18 and Feb. 6) is right behind in the four-team race. From the Times-Dispatch:
Ryan McAllister nailed a 3-pointer with 11 seconds left in overtime as Monacan rallied from a 13-point deficit to defeat James River in the Dominion District.
McAllister scored a team-high 13 for the Chiefs, who held the Rapids to six points in the third quarter. Jimmy Mulreany scored a game-high 16 and grabbed 13 rebounds for James River. John Williams added 14.
Monacan ------------------------- 12 9 14 14 9 - 58
James River ------------------------- 22 12 6 9 6 - 55
Monacan (4-1 Dominion, 6-4) - Arnold 0, Brown 9, Carter 7, Hinshaw 7, Murrell 4, McAllister 13, Artis 2, Carrington 8, Attaway 5. Totals: 22 7-10 55. 3-point goal: McAllister, Hinshaw, Carter, Brown.
James River (0-5, 1-8) - Williams 14, Foster 2, M. Johnson 2, Cross 9, Palmer 8, Davis 4, Mulreany 16. Totals: 19 13-19 55. 3-point goals: Mulreany 2, Cross, Williams.
BROTHER AND SISTER ACT: Monacan's McAllister siblings had their timing coordinated at different sites Friday.
Ryan McAllister, a 6-0 senior forward, hit a game-winning 3-point shot at James River at approximately the same time his sister Jamie, a 5-8 freshman guard, was delivering the assist that led to Jade Morton's game-winning layup against host Henrico.
Both led their teams in scoring, too. Ryan logged 13 points, and Jamie 14, including 8 for 8 from the foul line.
--Metro Prep Notes, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Jan. 17, 2002.
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| 18 |
at L.C. Bird |
L 57-72 |
Low-scoring, sluggishly played game by both teams through the first three quarters. Tied 26-26 at halftime. Bird up 38-36 after 3 quarters. Skyhawks broke open the game with 34 points in the fourth quarter alone. Loss dropped the Chiefs out of a second-place District tie with Manchester (5-1) into a third-place tie with Bird (4-2). From the Times-Dispatch:
Aaron Knight had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Tyrese Rice added 15 points and eight assists as L.C. Bird whipped Monacan in the Dominion District.
Lorenzo Bailey added 11 points for the Skyhawks. Matt Hinsaw led the Chiefs with 13 points, and Jamel Carrington added 11.
Monacan ------------------------- 10 16 10 21 - 57
L.C. Bird ------------------------- 16 10 12 34 - 72
Monacan (4-2 Dominion, 6-5) - Brown 7, Bridy 2, Carter 8, Hinshaw 13, Murrell 6, McAllister 3, Artis 0, Carrington 11, Attaway 7. Totals: 22 7-13 57. 3-point goal: Hinshaw 3, Carter, McAllister, Brown.
L.C. Bird (4-2, 6-6 - Rice 15, Jones 9, Mines 0, Bailey 11, Burgos 5, Knight 17, Taylor 4, L.Brown 2, Thompson 9. Totals: 27 12-26 72. 3-point goals: Bailey 3, Rice 2, Burgos.
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| 23 |
at Manchester |
L 65-77 |
Chiefs lost a chance to pull into a second-place district tie with Manchester, falling on the Lancers' home court. Turnovers and cold shooting hurt Monacan but the Chiefs hung close until a Manchester run late in the second quarter turned a close game into a 10-point lead at halftime. Monacan cut the deficit to 2 in the third quarter and to 5 in the fourth quarter but each time Manchester took it back to double figures. Monacan remained in a third-place tie with L.C. Bird, which lost to Clover Hill. From the Times-Dispatch:
Jeff Brittle scored 22 points, including five 3-point field goals, and Hans Wampler and Quinton Short added 13 and 12 points, respectively, to lead Manchester to a Dominion District victory over visiting Monacan.
Louis Carter (15), Reid Attaway (14) and Doren Brown (13) had double-figure efforts for the Chiefs.
Monacan --------------------------- 13 11 21 20 - 65
Manchester ------------------------- 14 20 17 26 - 77
Monacan (4-3 Dominion District, 6-6) - Arnold 0, Brown 13, Bridy 2, Carter 15, Hinshaw 7, Collins 4, Murrell 5, McAllister 0, Artis 0, Carrington 5, Attaway 14. Totals: 23 18-30 65. 3-point goal: Hinshaw.
Manchester (6-1, 9-4) - Short 12, R. Shepperson 6, Brittle 22, Wampler 13, Biggs 0, K. Shepperson 0, Tucci 8, Keels 9, Freeman 2, Terry 5. Totals: 27 16-21 77. 3-point goals: Short 2, Brittle 5.
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| 25 |
CLOVER HILL |
L 60-62 |
Chiefs lose a tough one in the final seconds, missing an opportunity to pull back to third place in the wide-open Dominion District. Midway through the season, Wythe leads the District with a 6-0 mark. Then, bunched together, come Manchester (6-2 after being upset by James River), Clover Hill (4-3), Monacan (4-4), Bird (4-4) and rapidly improving Huguenot (2-4 after a 74-32 win over Midlothian). Midlo and James River (both 1-6) are at the bottom. From the Times-Dispatch:
Bernard Irby scored 22 points to lead Clover Hill to a Dominion District victory over Monacan.
The game stayed close throughout, with neither team able to take more than a five-point lead. Derek Harrell finally put the Cavaliers up for good with 22 seconds left. Doren Brown led Monacan with 17 points.
Clover Hill ------------------------- 12 18 13 19 - 62
Monacan ---------------------------- 7 19 14 20 - 60
Clover Hill (4-3 Dominion, 6-6) - Machek 6, Irby 22, Short 1, Davis 16, McDaniel 0, Curtis 2, Hix 2, Harrell 13, Olson 0. Totals: 21 14-18 62. 3-point goals: Irby 4, Davis 2.
Monacan (4-4, 6-7) - Arnold 0, Brown 17, Bridy 0, Carter 9, Hinshaw 7, Murrell 14, McAllister 2, Carrington 5, Attaway 6. Totals: 21 16-20 60. 3-point goals: Brown, Hinshaw.
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| 29 |
at Thomas Dale
(No. 5 in region) |
L 57-66 |
Chiefs fell behind early in non-district game, trailing by 11 after a quarter. But second- and third-quarter comebacks cut lead to 1 entering the fourth quarter, before Knights pulled away. Loss, fourth straight, dropped Chiefs to 6-8 overall. District play resumes at Midlothian. From the Times-Dispatch:
Derius Swinton scored 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and Brad Beyerson scored 20 points and collected 12 rebounds as No. 5 Thomas Dale beat Monacan in a nondistrict matchup.
The Knights jumped to an early lead, but the Chiefs cut their deficit to one in the third quarter. Swinton and Byerson scored seven and six points, respectively, in the fourth to secure the win.
Doren Brown and Lewis Carter scored 16 points each for the Chiefs, and Reid Attaway added 14 points.
Monacan ------------------------- 13 14 18 12 - 57
Thomas Dale ------------------------- 24 11 11 20 - 66
Monacan (6-8) - Brown 16, Carter 16, Hinshaw 4, Collins 0, Murrell 3, McAllister 0, Artis 0, Carrington 4, Attaway 14. Totals: 24 8-16 57. 3-point goal: Brown.
Thomas Dale (12-2) - Fortune 0, Swinton 21, Goss 0, Green 10, Hernandez 7, Thornton 2, Byerson 20, Odutola 6. Totals: 25 14-18 66. 3-point goals: Green 2.
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| 30 |
at Midlothian |
Forfeit
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NOTE: Monacan won the game 67-58, but later was required to forfeit the game for an ineligible player. Here is the original report:
Monacan returned to winning ways after four straight losses. Surprisingly tough Trojans, shooting three-pointers at will, were tied with the Chiefs after three quarters. But Monacan went to its bench, which ran off an 8-0 score to begin the fourth quarter before being removed. Chiefs held on from there. Win keeps Monacan in the fight for a home-court playoff game. Top four teams in the Dominion will host district games. Standings: George Wythe 8-0. Manchester 7-2. Monacan 5-4. Clover Hill 4-4. L.C. Bird 4-5 (following upset loss to James River). Huguenot 2-5. James River 2-6. Midlothian 1-7. From the Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown scored 18 points, and Monacan made 11 of 14 foul shots in the fourth quarter to pull away from Midlothian for a Dominion District win.
Lewis Carter added 15 points for the Chiefs, who outscored the Trojans 15-6 in the final period.
Mike Gallihugh led Midlothian with 18 points, and Curtis Regimbal scored 16.
Monacan ------------------------- 19 17 16 15 - 67
Midlothian ------------------------- 16 22 14 6 - 58
Monacan (5-4 Dominion, 7-8) - Arnold 0, Brown 18, Bridy 3, Carter 15, Hinshaw 8, Davis 3, Murrell 4, McAllister 0, Artis 5, Carrington 2, Attaway 9. Totals: 20 20-30 67. 3-point goals: Brown 4, Henshaw 2, Carter.
Midlothian (1-7, 5-9) - Hilton 3, Gallihugh 18, Woody 1, Gregory 3, Watkins 5, Weiner 0, Durrette 3, S. Albert 9, Regimbal 16. Totals: 18 13-17 58. 3-point goals: Gallihugh 4, Regimbald 2, Durrette, Gregory, Hilton.
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GEORGE WYTHE
(No. 1 in region) |
L 56-71 |
Chiefs led by four after the first quarter and played well enough to be in the game until late in the fourth quarter. But top-ranked Wythe slowly pulled away to give Chiefs their fifth loss in the last six games. Monacan fell to fourth in the eight-team Dominion District. Top four teams get home games in the district tournament; regular-season winner and next three top from tournament advance to the regionals. Standings: Wythe 9-0. Manchester 7-3. Clover Hill 5-4. Monacan 5-5. Bird 4-6. Huguenot 3-5. James River 3-6. Midlothian 1-8. (NOTE: Standings do not reflect Jan. 30 forfeit to Midlothian.) From the Times-Dispatch:
George Wythe, ranked first, rolled over Dominion District foe Monacan behind four double-digit performances and two strong quarters.
Anthony Greene (18 points), Jesse Pellot-Rosa (15), Anthony Henry (14) and Tyree Evans (13) helped the Bulldogs maintain a perfect record.
George Wythe outscored Monacan 22-14 in the second quarter, and 21-17 in the third, and capitalized from the free-throw line.
Doren Brown scored a team-high 13 points for the Chiefs, and Reid Attaway added 12.
George Wythe ------------------------- 13 22 21 15 - 71
Monacan ------------------------------ 17 14 17 8 - 56
George Wythe (9-0 Dominion, 16-0) - Greene 18, Evans 13, Coleman 0, Pellot-Rosa 15, Johnson 9, Robinson 2, Henry 14(T?), Ward 0. Totals: 22 24-34 71. 3-point goals: Evans 3.
Monacan (5-5, 7-9) - Arnold 0, Brown 13, Bridy 2, Carter 3, Hinshaw 9, Collins 2, Davis 0, Murrell 7, McAllister 3, Artis 5, Attaway 12. Totals: 24 3-6 56. 3-point goals: Brown, Carter, Hinshaw, McAllister, Artis.
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| 6 |
L.C. BIRD |
W 75-70 |
Back-and-forth game, with rarely more than a few points separating the teams. Louis Carter's block of a Bird three-pointer with seven seconds remaining, and the Chiefs up by three, sealed an important win for Monacan. The top four Dominion District teams will get home games, and the win boosted Monacan to third place in a very close race for the 3-7 spots. Next game against rapidly improving Huguenot. Standings: Wythe 10-0, Manchester 8-3, Monacan 6-5, Huguenot 5-5, Clover Hill 5-6, Bird 4-7, James River 3-7, Midlothian 1-9. (NOTE: Standings do not reflect Jan. 30 forfeit to Midlothian.) From the Times-Dispatch:
Doren Brown scored a game-high 28 points, going 8 for 8 from the foul line, as Monacan defeated L.C. Bird. Louis Carter added 18 for the Chiefs.
Aaron Knight paced L.C. Bird with 20, Marcus Jones had 19 and Tyrese Rice and Lorenzo Bailey tallied 10 apiece.
L.C. Bird ------------------------- 11 20 21 18 - 70
Monacan ------------------------- 13 18 21 23 - 75
L. C. Bird (4-7 Dominion, 6-11) - Rice 10, Jones 19, Mines 0, Bailey 10, Knight 20, Taylor 5, L. Brown 0, Thompson 6. Totals: 24 16-24 70. 3-point goals: Rice 2, Jones 2, Bailey 2.
Monacan (6-5, 8-9) - Arnold 0, Brown 28, Bridy 4, Carter 18, Hinshaw 9, Davis 0, Murrell 2, McAllister 1, Artis 9, Attaway 4. Totals: 26 17-20 75. 3-point goals: Brown 4, Carter, Hinshaw.
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at Huguenot |
L 47-61 |
Rapidly improving Huguenot jumped to a 34-11 halftime lead with tenacious defense and Monacan's cold shooting. Chiefs did a better job of running with the quick Falcons and played hard in the second half, cutting the eficit to as little as 11 before falling. Falcons had seven dunks in this physical contest, but a Hugenot player marred the final seconds by (as videotapes show) throwing an elbow to the head of unsuspecting Doren Brown, dropping him to the floor and leaving him temporarily dazed; action was behind the play and no foul was seen by officials. Falcons' win jumped them over Monacan into third place; Chiefs held on to fourth by themselves, thanks to James River's upset of Clover Hill. Top four tams will have home games in the district tournament. Standings, heading into the final week: Wythe 10-1. Manchester 9-3. Huguenot 6-5. Monacan 6-6. Clover Hill 5-7. L.C. Bird 5-7. James River 4-7. Midlothian 1-10. (NOTE: Standings do not reflect Jan. 30 forfeit to Midlothian.) From the Times-Dispatch:
Alvin Harris scored a game-high 19 points, Marshawn Harvey had 13 and Chris Jones added 10 as Huguenot defeated Monacan in a Dominion District matchup. Louis Carter led the Chiefs with 13 points.
Monacan ------------------------- 3 8 15 21 - 47
Huguenot ------------------------- 13 21 10 17 - 61
Monacan (6-6 Dominion, 8-10) - Arnold 0, Brown 6, Bridy 9, Carter 13, Hinshaw 4, Davis 3, Murrell 2, McAllister 0, Artis 2, Attaway 8, Collins 0. Totals: 13 20-26 47. 3-point goal: Carter.
Huguenot (6-5, 8-9) - Harvey 13, Lewis 6, Scott 3, Harris 19, Johnson 4, Reaves 0, Jones 10, Carter 0, Jarrell 0, Arnett 2, Battle 4. Totals: 18 23-35 61. 3-point goals: Harvey 2.
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JAMES RIVER |
W 61-58 |
James River took an early lead. But Monacan took the upper hand with a sizzling 24-11 second quarter, then held off several Rapids' comeback attempts with late-game free throw shooting. Win was important for the Chiefs, who had dropped seven of their last eight (including a Jan. 30 forfeited win to Midlothian), putting them in a three-way tie for third place; four teams get home games in next week's Dominion District tournament. Standings with one game to go: Wythe 12-1. Manchester 10-3. Monacan 6-7. Huguenot 6-7. Clover Hill 6-7. Bird 5-8. James River 4-9. Midlothian 3-10. From the Times-Dispatch:
Louis Carter scored 22 points, and Doren Brown added 12 as Monacan defeated James River in a Dominion District encounter. The Chiefs scored their last 11 points from the foul line and were 16 of 17 in the second half.
Don Palmer paced the Rapids with 17 points, and Jim Mulreany added 15.
James River ------------------------- 16 11 14 17 - 58
Monacan ------------------------------ 10 24 11 16 - 61
James River (4-9 Dominion, 7-12) - Williams 5, Bailey 0, Hargett 7, M.Johnson 2, Cross 8, Palmer 17, Davis 2, B.Johnson 0, Mulreany 15, Kelland 2. Totals: 21 12-19 58. 3-point goals: Mulreany 2, Cross, Palmer.
Monacan (6-7, 8-11) - Arnold 0, Brown 12, Bridy 4, Carter 22, Hinshaw 5, Murrell 4, McAllister 2, Artis 8, Attaway 4. Totals: 21 17-20 61. 3-point goals: Carter, Hinshaw.
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MANCHESTER |
L 72-79 |
Monacan came out fired up on Senior Night, taking 21-13 lead after one quarter against the district's No. 2 team. Chiefs still led at halftime. But an inability to stop Manchester's Hans Wampler inside (39 points) and a bad third quarter (outscored 25-12) did them in. With loss, Monacan finished in a four-way tie for fourth place in the Dominion District with Bird, Clover Hill and Huguenot, each with a 6-8 record. Those four teams with be seeded 3-6 by drawing, meaning each will play one of the others in the first round of the district tournament next Tuesday. Two of the four will be at home, two on the road. From the Times-Dispatch:
Hans Wampler's 39 points helped power Manchester over Monacan in Dominion District action. Jeff Brittle scored 16 in the Lancers' victory.
Doren Brown netted 30 points, and Reid Attaway added 15 points for the Chiefs in the loss.
Manchester ------------------------- 13 19 25 22 - 79
Monacan ------------------------- 21 14 12 25 - 72
Manchester (11-3 Dominion, 14-7) - Short 10, R. Shepperson 2, Peyton 0, Anderson 9, Brittle 16, Wampler 39, Biggs 1, K. Shepperson 0, Tucci 0, Keels 0, Freeman 0, Terry 2. Totals: 27 22-29 79. 3-point goals: Brittle 3.
Monacan (6-8, 8-12) - Brown 30, Bridy 5, Carter 5, Hinshaw 7, Collins 2, Murrell 6, McAllister 2, Artis 0, Attaway 15. Totals: 27 13-21 72. 3-point goals: Brown 5.
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HUGUENOT
1st round, Dominion District Tournament |
W 61-59 |
First round tournament game followed girls game. Monacan No. 3 seed, Huguenot No. 6. (Both teams, along with Clover Hill and Bird, tied for third with 6-8 district record. Seedings for four were by draw.) Doren Brown's two free throws with six seconds remaining gave Chiefs a tough come-from-behind win over the Falcons. Monacan came out blazing, opening up a 14-3 lead. But Huguenot, playing a more methodical offensive game than usual, came back to pull within two at the quarter. Final three quarters were back and forth, first one team, then the other going up by a couple points. Game was tied at the half and after three quarters. Win not only advances Chiefs to district semifinals but also to next weeks Central Region tournament. A win against Manchester most likely would give them a home game in that tournament. From the Times-Dispatch:
With six seconds remaining, Doren Brown drew a fould driving to the basket and sank both free throws, giving No. 3 seed Monacan a 61-59 vicgtory over No. 6 Huguenot.
Brown led the Chiefs, scoring 20 points, and Reid Attaway added 15 points. Marshawn Harvey scored 20 points, and Dominque Lewis added 15 for the Falcons.
Huguenot ------------------------- 16 14 17 12 - 59
Monacan -------------------------- 18 12 17 14 - 61
Huguenot (8-13) - Harvey 20, Lewis 15, Battle 4, Scott 6, Harris 5, Johnson 0, Jones 7, Arnett 2. Totals: 22 8-14 59. 3-point goals: Harvey 4, Scott 2, Lewis.
Monacan (9-12) - Brown 20, Bridy 0, Carter 14, Hinshaw 5, Murrell 6, Artis 0, Attaway 16, McReynolds 0. Totals: 23 10-14 61. 3-point goals: Carter 3, Hinshaw, Brown.
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Manchester
at James River |
L 60-72 |
Dominion District Tournament semifinals. Chiefs fell behind at first quarter but rallied to take the lead during a strong second quarter led by Lewis Carter, Doren Brown and and a quartet of substitutes. Manchester lit up Monacan for 26 points in the third quarter, though. Chiefs got no closer than five the rest of the way. Monacan, the Dominion District's No. 3 team, next plays Monday night in the Central Region Tournament at the home of the Colonial District's No. 2 team, Thomas Jefferson. From the Times-Dispatch:
Second-seeded Manchester placed four players in double figures to get past third-seeded Monacan 72-60 in the Dominion District semifinals.
Hans Wampler led Manchester with 21 points. Quinton Short added 16, Quavon Anderson 14, and Avery Terry had 12.
Doren Brown scored a game-high 22 to lead Monacan. Louis Carter chipped in with 14.
Monacan ---------------------------- 9 17 15 19 - 60
Manchester ------------------------- 14 10 26 22 - 72
Monacan (9-13) - Arnold 0, Brown 22, Bridy 3, Carter 14, Hinshaw 0, Collins 0, Davis 0, Murrell 7, McAllister 9, Artis 2, Attaway 3, McReynolds 0, Dickerson 0. Totals: 21 17-26 60. 3-point goal: McAllister.
Manchester (16-7) - Short 16, R. Shepperson 0, Anderson 14, Brittle 3, Wampler 21, Biggs 4, K. Shepperson 0, Tucci 0, Keels 2, Freeman 0, Terry 12, Skutnik 0. Totals: 27 14-22 72. 3-point goals: Short 3, Brittle.
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at Thomas Jefferson |
L 64-80 |
First round, Central Region tournament. Chiefs were competitive through most of the first half but two late baskets put them down seven at the break. Thomas Jefferson took control in the third quarter and had the lead in double digits through much of the second half. Monacan cut the gap to eight with about three minutes remaining but could get no closer in its season finale. From the Times-Dispatch:
Levi Osby scored 24 points, and Horace Botts added 20 as Thomas Jefferson, the No. 2 team from the Colonial District, rolled past Monacan.
Bombale Osby scored 15 for the Vikings.
Doren Brown paced Monacan, the No. 3 seed from the Dominion District, with 22 points, and Louis Carter added 15.
Monacan ---------------------------- 14 13 14 23 - 64
Thomas Jefferson --------------------- 20 14 21 25 - 80
Monacan (9-14) - Arnold 0, Brown 22, Dickerson 0, Bridy 0, Carter 15, Hinshaw 8, Collins 3, Davis 0, Murrell 2, McAllister 6, McRegnold 6, Attaway 2. Totals: 23 11-15 64. 3-point goals: Brown 2, Carter 2, Hinshaw 2, Collins.
Thomas Jefferson (14-8) - Scales 8, L. Osby 24, Botts 20, Thornton 6, B. Osby 15, A. Bakari 7. Totals: 30 15-29 80. 3-point goals: Scales 2, Botts, Thornton, A. Bakari.
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Varsity Roster
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Coach Scott Thackston |
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| NO. |
PLAYER |
YR. |
HT. |
POS. |
| 11 |
Arnold, Jordan |
Jr. |
5-10 |
G |
| 12 |
Brown, Doren |
Jr. |
5-11 |
G |
| 21 |
Bridy, Kraig |
Sr. |
6-1 |
F |
| 22 |
*Carter, Louis |
Sr. |
6-0 |
G |
| 24 |
Hinshaw, Matt |
Sr. |
6-1 |
G |
| 30 |
Collins, Deimon |
Sr. |
5-11 |
G |
| 32 |
Davis, Sheldon |
Jr. |
6-0 |
G |
| 33 |
Murrell, Marcus |
Jr. |
6-3 |
F |
| 34 |
*McAllister, Ryan |
Sr. |
6-0 |
G/F |
| 40 |
Artis, Jamie |
Jr. |
6-3 |
F |
| 41 |
Carrington, Jamel |
Sr. |
6-0 |
F |
| 44 |
*Attaway, Reid |
Sr. |
6-10 |
C |
| * |
captains |
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JV CALL-UPS |
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6-0 |
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FOR POST-SEASON |
6-0 |
6-0 |
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Dickerson, Shawn |
So |
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G |
| 55 |
McReynolds, Chris |
So |
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F |
Monacan Preview
(Richmond Times-Dispatch, Nov. 30, 2001)
Coach: Scott Thackston
Last season:11-3, 17-7
Key players: Reid Attaway, 6-10, Sr., C; Doren Brown, 5-10, Jr., G; Ryan McAllister, 6-0, Sr., F; Marcus Murrell, 6-3, Jr., F.
Outlook: Former assistant coach Thackston inherits a team with no starters back. He does have a good group of ballhandlers, and Attaway is the tallest player in the region. Murrell, up from the junior varsity, is probably the best rebounder. Where the points will come from is a question mark, too.
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DOMINION DISTRICT
Rich. Times-Dispatch 2/14/02
(through games of 2/12)
STANDINGS
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W |
L |
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W |
L |
| George Wythe |
11 |
1 |
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18 |
1 |
| Manchester |
9 |
3 |
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12 |
7 |
| Huguenot |
6 |
6 |
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8 |
10 |
| L.C. Bird |
5 |
7 |
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8 |
11 |
| Clover Hill |
5 |
7 |
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7 |
11 |
| MONACAN |
5 |
7 |
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7 |
11 |
| James River |
4 |
8 |
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7 |
11 |
| Midlothian |
3 |
9 |
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7 |
11 |
SCORING LEADERS
| Name, School |
G |
Pts |
Avg |
| Wampler, Man. |
19 |
382 |
20.1 |
| Evans, GW |
17 |
308 |
18.1 |
| Short, Man. |
19 |
326 |
17.2 |
| Harrell, CH |
17 |
281 |
16.5 |
| Pellot-Rosa, GW |
18 |
272 |
15.1 |
| Brown, Mon. |
18 |
257 |
14.3 |
| Lewis, Hug. |
18 |
252 |
14.0 |
| Harvey, Hug. |
17 |
236 |
13.9 |
| Mulreany, JR |
17 |
224 |
13.2 |
| Palmer, JR |
18 |
220 |
12.2 |
| Davis, CH |
18 |
215 |
11.9 |
STANDINGS AND LEADERS
ALL CENTRAL REGION TEAMS
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