Kecoughtan Warriors Sports

Girls' basketball team loses by one

HOWARD (MD.) TOURNAMENT

Kecoughtan missed a layup at the buzzer, enabling James Blake of Silver Spring, Md., to escape with a 46-45 win in the first round of a tournament at Howard High in Ellicott City, Md.

Chelsea Romero, the sister of Phoebus football star Daquan Romero, had 12 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks for the Warriors, who will play in Thursday's consolation game.

Kecoughtan, which overcame a 9-2 deficit and led by five points late in the third period, also got 13 points from Brittany Townes and 11 from Ashley Thompson but only hit 12 of 25 free throws.

Nikki Ostrow paced Blake with 22 points.

Full story here: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/dp-spt-prep-girls-basketball-1230,0,4923561.story

Kecoughtan Boys lose close one to undefeated T.C. Williams

Boy's Varsity Basketball box score

T.C. WILLIAMS 69, KECOUGHTAN 67
T.C. WILLIAMS (7-0): Kerman 4, Huggins 10, Driver 3, Pullen 14, Byrd 9, Mathews 6, Sitton 23. Totals 26 11-20 69.
KECOUGHTAN (5-2): Williams 11, Scott 7, Bullock 26, Fortune 23. Totals 21 18-21 67.

T.C. Williams12201027 — 69
Kecoughtan12172612 — 67

3-point goals: T.C. Williams 6 (Huggins, Driver, Byrd, Sitton 3),. Kecoughtan 7 (Williams, Bullock 2, Fortune 4).

KECOUGHTAN HOLIDAY CLASSIC

In the first round of the Kecoughtan Holiday Classic, Annandale defeated Norview 91-74 and T.C. Williams (7-0) rallied past Kecoughtan 69-67.

The Warriors (5-2) lost despite 26 points from Rodney Bullock and 23 from Joshua Fortune.

Kecoughtan dominated the third quarter to go ahead 55-42, but the Titans from Alexandria outscored the Warriors 27-12 in the last eight minutes.

The Northern Virginia vs. Hampton Roads theme will continue Thursday, with T.C. Williams meeting Norview before Annandale faces Kecoughtan.

Read the full story here: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/dp-spt-prep-boys-hoops-1230,0,4667113.story



Top Scorers in the PD

 
Top scorers in the PD
The top 10 scorers in Peninsula District boys and girls:

BOYS
1. Barber, Hampton ……………20.2
2. Bullock, Kecoughtan ……….19.7
3. Williams, Phoebus……….....18.2
4. Gostomski, Denbigh………...17.1
5. Stitt, Phoebus………………..16.5
6. Daniel, Phoebus……………..16.2
7. Lyons, Warwick……………..15.2
8. Hamilton, Gloucester………..14.9
9. Williams, Kecoughtan…....…14.8
10. Brown, Menchville…..…......13.7
(t) Bacote, Bethel………………..13.7

Full story here: http://weblogs.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/peninsulablog/2010/12/top_scorers_in_the_pd.html

Tournament schedules for Kecoughtan Holiday Classic

KECOUGHTAN HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Boys teams at Kecoughtan High School Originally scheduled for Monday Norview vs. Annandale, 5:30
T.C. Williams at Kecoughtan, 7
Originally scheduled for Tuesday Norview vs. T.C. Williams, 5:30
Annandale at Kecoughtan, 7

Full tournament schedules listed here: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/do-spt-2010-holiday-basketball-tournaments,0,2709218.htmlstory

Kecoughtan graduate Jerod Mayo leads the NFL in tackles and is a leader on the New England Patriots

 
As a rookie starting linebacker for the New England Patriots, Jerod Mayo was surrounded by Pro Bowl icons such as Tedy Bruschi, Rodney Harrison and Mike Vrabel. Two years later, Mayo is the seasoned veteran counseling younger teammates.

Clearly the role suits him.

Read the full story here: http://articles.dailypress.com/2010-12-25/sports/dp-spt-jerod-mayo-update-20101225_1_jerod-mayo-nfl-experience-vince-wilfork

Recapping the 2010 Peninsula District football season

For the 13th time in 19 years, the Peninsula District brought home the Group AAA Division 5 championship. And for the third year in a row, the team was Phoebus.

Love 'em or hate 'em — and as with all great teams, there is little in-between — the Phantoms are unquestionably the team of the 21st Century. With 45 consecutive wins and a sixth title in 10 years, it was another remarkable run for Phoebus.

Read the full story here: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/dp-spt-pd-football-review-1219-20101218,0,5529018.story

KHS Girls' Basketball Results 12/21

WOODSIDE 53, KECOUGHTAN 14

Woodside, the other co-leader, breezed as Alecia Bell scored 20 points and Adrienne Motley had 13.

Kecoughtan, still vastly improved at 3-3, never scored more than five points in a quarter. Warriors coach Kevin Williams estimated that his team only was able to attempt about 15 field goals against the Wolverines' stifling defense.

KHS Boys Basketball results 12/21

 
KECOUGHTAN 58, WOODSIDE 53

Post player Rajay Bullock's 21 points guided Kecoughtan to a home triumph.

Devonte Williams scored 16 and Joshua Fortune 11 for the Warriors (5-1 overall and in the Peninsula District), who built their lead to 40-27 entering the final period.

Woodside (1-5, 1-5) responded with a 26-point fourth quarter but couldn't catch up, thought Matt Hunter paced the Wolverines with 17 points.

Phoebus stays undefeated with 87-79 win against Kecoughtan; Warriors fall to 4-1

 
It was your typical Phoebus-Kecoughtan basketball game. Except, Phantoms coach James Daniel was happy to report, his team didn't have to play from behind in the fourth quarter.

Phoebus remained undefeated with an 87-79 win over the Warriors on Tuesday night. It was a back-and-forth game in which the Phantoms led by 12 late in the first quarter, trailed by 12 late in the second quarter, and led again by 13 late in the third.

Read the full story here: http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschool/dp-spt-pd-hoops-1215-20101214,0,7526183.story

Kecoughtan Boys Basketball beats Heritage 69-52, Girls lose a tough game 42-41

KECOUGHTAN 69, HERITAGE 52

Post player Rajay Bullock scored 22 to help Kecoughtan (4-0 Peninsula) defeat Heritage.

The Warriors led 40-22 at halftime and held on, though Devon Mayo scored 23 points for the winless Hurricanes.

Kecoughtan is now 4-0 for the season. The next game is at Phoebus on Tuesday, December 14 at 7:00PM

 

HERITAGE 42, KECOUGHTAN 41

Perhaps surprisingly, the host Warriors had a chance to upend Heritage (4-0) at the end.

But South Carolina State-bound post player Alanda Petes of Heritage blocked Brittany Townes' layup at the final buzzer, preserving the Hurricanes' victory.

Mache Toomer scored 13 points and Petes 11 for Heritage.

Townes led Kecoughtan with 11 points, and Kierra Gray provided 10 points and eight rebounds.