Patrick Henry High School | Archive | April, 2008

Boys Spring 10s – April 7

Posted on 07 April 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, April 6

Click on team’s name to visit their team page
Previous ranking in parenthesis
Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the polls.


BASEBALL
1. Cosby 3-1, (3)
2. James River 4-3, (1)
3. Matoaca 6-1, (4)
4. Henrico 6-1, (8)
5. Hanover 5-3, (2)
6. Mills Godwin 4-3, (7)
7. Thomas Dale 5-1, (9)
8. Lee-Davis 4-3, (6)
9. Deep Run 6-3, (10)
10. Manchester 4-3, (NR)
Others receiving votes: Colonial Heights 5-2, (NR); L.C. Bird 5-3, (NR); Midlothian 6-3, (5); Atlee 5-3, (NR)


SOCCER
1. Deep Run 4-0-1, (1)
2. Cosby 4-1, (2)
3. Thomas Dale 4-0, (3)
4. Monacan 4-0, (5)
5. Colonial Heights 4-0, (6)
6. Lee-Davis 3-0, (NR)
7. Clover Hill 3-1, (9)
8. Midlothian 3-1-1, (8)
9. James River 3-2, (4)
10. Douglas Freeman 3-1, (10)
Others receiving votes: Atlee 3-2-1, (NR); Hanover 3-2, (7)

TENNIS
1. Mills Godwin 4-0, (1)
2. Douglas Freeman 4-1, (2)
3. Midlothian 2-0, (3)
4. Deep Run 4-0, (6)
5. Hanover 4-0, (4)
6. Maggie Walker G.S. 4-0, (NR)
7. Prince George 5-1, (5)
8. Thomas Dale 3-1, (7)
9. Cosby 1-1, (8)
10. James River 2-1, (9)
Others receiving votes: Monacan 2-0, (NR)

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North Wins, Starke MVP

Posted on 06 April 2008 by redwan123.

Dazmond Starke rung up 21 points, 10 in the fourth quarter and overtime, as the North defeated the South 117-110 in the 804 All-Star Game Saturday night at Matoaca High School.

The Highland Springs big man earned DigitalSports Player of the Game honors.

“I was just planning on having fun,” Starke said. “I really wasn’t expecting to get MVP. I just wanted to come out here and play.”

Each player played extremely hard, making the 2008 version of the game the best ever.

The South trailed by as much as 17 points before rallying to tie the game on a Paul Finn (Meadowbrook) trey with 1:33 to go at 96.

Finn had a game-high 24 points, 12 in the fourth quarter.

After King William’s Isaiah Hill dunked on Prince George’s Andre Williamson for a 100-98 lead late, Finn scored right back with 31.5 to go to force OT.

Midlothian’s Graham Barnes put in five points to start overtime for the South, but the North went on a 17-5 run from there to put the game away.

Harry Lee Daniel (Highland Springs) scored 20 points, Wayne Whiting (Benedictine) had 19, Harvey Mills (HS) 18 and Adam Desgain (J.R. Tucker, Randolph-Macon) 13 to lead the North.

Williamson had 18 for the South, 11 in the first quarter and seven in the third period, Cosby’s Ben Jessee had 18, Petersburg’s Terneil Rhodes had 16 and Huguenot’s Mikyel Nero put in 11 to lead the South.

North 28 21 27 24 17 – 117
South 20 22 29 29 10 – 110
North: Simmons 5, Daniel 20, Mills 18, Thornton 6, Desgain 13, Puller 0, Wansley 0, Burgess 5, Hill 6, Starke 21, Budd 4, Whiting 19. Totals: 45 15-21 117. 3-point goals: Daniel 4, Desgain 3, Thornton 2, Burgess, Mills, Simmons.
South: Jessee 18, Van **** 0, Rainey 1, Baker 2, Nero 11, Rassoull 2, Lewis 7, Rhodes 16, Finn 24, Keels 2, Williamson 18, Barnes 9. Totals: 45 10-16 110. 3-point goals: Jessee 4, Finn 3, Rhodes 2, Lewis.

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