FREDERICK, Md. — Tenley Yost collected 14 kills and eight blocks to lead South Hagerstown to a five-set victory over Frederick, 25-23, 25-20, 18-25, 15-25, 15-10.
Jaliah Morgan added 12 kills, five blocks and eight digs for the Rebels, while Morgan Carbaugh had eight kills and two blocks. Maddie Hammond added six kills.
Reilly Foley produced 14 digs and three aces, while Aubrey Socks had 24 assists.
Girls soccer
Wednesday
Oakdale 10, South Hagerstown 0
Tuesday
Frederick 10, South Hagerstown 0
JV
Frederick 8, South Hagerstown 0
High school golf
Urbana 155, South Hagerstown 211
IJAMSVILLE, Md. — Wyatt Friess led South Hagerstown by carding a 51 in a loss to Urbana on Wednesday at the P.B. Dye Course.
Urbana’s Claire Son and R.J. Harrigan tied for medalist honors, each firing 37. All of Urbana’s players shot 41 or under.
Braden Sirbaugh and Alaina Gentle each came in with 53 for the Rebels, while Alicia Gentle carded a 55 to round out the four-player team total. Brayden Weaver shot a 54 and James Hayes had a 70 for South.
South Hagerstown 183, Frederick 196
HAGERSTOWN, Md. – Alicia Gentle shot a 44 to be the female medalist on Monday in the Rebels’ win over Frederick at The Greens at Hamilton Run.
Wyatt Friess had a 45 to be South’s low male scorer, while Braden Sirbaugh added a 46. Alaina Gentle added a 48 to complete South’s four-player team score. Brayden Weaver also competed for South, shooting a 54, while James Hayes added a 66
Frederick’s Joshua Yudt was the male medalist with a 44.
Men’s golf
Shepherd finishes 14th at Crossroads Cup
NASHPORT, Ohio – South Hagerstown graduate Luke Leisinger fired a three-round total of 245 as Shepherd University finished 14th Tuesday at the Crossroads Cup at the Virtues Golf Course.
Leisinger finished 71st as the Rams carded a total of 950 in the 15-team tournament.
Davenport took the team title with an 868. Silas Kirkpatrick of Cedarville shot a 210 to gain medalist honors.
Killian Donnelly led the Rams as he fired a 229 to tie for 30th place. He was followed by Tyler Beard (230, T-34th), Ben Heidrick (248, T-75th) and Andrew Taylor (251, T-81st).
