High schools busy Tuesday

Posted 1:43PM on Wednesday 17th April 2002 ( 23 years ago )

There was a wide variety of sporting events on the prep scene Tuesday. Another win for the Johnson soccer boys Tuesday night. The Knights defeated Campbell 2-0 at home. Sergio Patino scored both goals for Johnson. Jose Marban had an assist on the second goal. Goalie Heath Padgett had shut-out number five. The Knights improve to 12-2-3 and host Forsyth Central Friday night on Senior Night. The Gainesville soccer teams did not fare as well as the Knights on their Senior Night. The No. 1-ranked Lovett girls (14-4) walloped the No. 8 rated GHS girls (7-9), 7-0, in a match that was 6-0 in the first half. The Lady Lions were led by Pamela Elting who scored the only point Lovett would need early on. She assisted on two more. The 8th rated male Lions (9-6-2) made it a sweep, knocking off the fifth ranked Gainesville boys 3-1 in the nightcap at Bobby Gruhn Field. Baker Davenport had given GHS (10-6) a 1-0 lead, but Lovett's Arya Sedehi tied it, with Brendan Tolleson putting in the go-ahead goal. Sedehi would add an insurance score on a header late in the match. The Gainesville boys have Riverside scheduled in Wednesday. The Lakeview girls got four goals from Barrett Willis and went on to win 8-0 over Region 8-AA opponent White County Tuesday night. Erica Breedlove scored twice and assisted on two more for the Lady Lions (13-2). Lisa McMahan scored and had two assists. Jessica Moses also scored and added an assist. Lauren Lowell had an assist. Amey Coleman got her seventh shut-out in goal. The Grayson girls beat North Hall 4-1. Ellen Shuler scored the only goal for the Lady Trojans (7-7, 1-4 Region 8-AAAA). Andrea Cox had the assist at home. The Grayson boys made it a sweep with a narrow 1-0 victory over North Hall. In baseball, Lakeview (11-4, 4-1 in 8-AA) beat Towns County 8-6. The Lions took the Region 8-AA contest in Hiawassee, scoring three runs in the seventh. Nathan Crumley, in a 2-for-3 game, started the comeback with a single. He then scored from first on a bad throw. Ross McIntyre came home on a sac-fly with the go-ahead run to aid his own cause in picking up the win. The last run was added by Ben Nichol. The North Hall baseball team did not fare as well. The Trojans (5-13, 1-8 in Region 8-AAAA) went to Central Gwinnett and fell 5-3 in eight innings. Chris Curtis went 6 1/3 innings and got no decision. He also went 2-for-4 at the plate. Justin Peck also went 2-for-4, while Clayton Hester went 2-for-3. Jared Hodge went 1 1/3 innings and picked up the loss. North Forsyth took an 8-7 win over Sequoyah. Bennett Mayfield had the gamer, a double in the bottom of the seventh in Coal Mountain. Mayfield wound up 3-for-4 for the Raiders (11-6, 3-3 in 7-AAA). On the Wednesday diamond schedule, Johnson is to host Gainesville; West Hall is slated at Cedar Shoals; East Hall is to host White County; Lakeview is to be at Buford; Riverside is to host Greater Atlanta Christian; North Forsyth is slated at Gilmer County; South Forsyth is to host Fannin County ; Jefferson is to travel to Providence; Lumpkin County is to be on the road to Apalachee; Hab Central is to be at home with Oconee County; and Jackson County is scheduled at Elbert County. On the tennis courts, the Johnson boys fell to Gilmer 4-1. Drew Nutter got the only Johnson boys' win. In a rain-shortened match, the host Johnson girls beat Gilmer 3-0 on singles wins from Jamie Green and Taylor Day, and a doubles victory by Mary Phillips/Lori Vaughn. The Riverside tennis team shut out the Rabun Gap boys 4-love in Nacoochee. Singles winners for the Eagles (7-4) were Rocky Kandola and Blake Ivy. Henyen Sharp/Creighton Nash and Jae Park/Daniel Paysinger won in doubles. Riverside had beaten White County 3-2 on Monday. The Buford boys shut out East Hall (2-8) 5-zip. Buford got victories from Matt Jones,Kevin Markes, and Phillippe Evangelista in singles. The Wolves' doubles teams of Michael Jackson/Andrew Pack and Justin Bonick/Chris Flanigan also won. The Lady Wolves made it a double-shut out, 5-0. East Hall is scheduled to host Dawson County for tennis Wednesday. Oconee County shut out the West Hall girls (8-4, 5-2 in 8-AAAA) 5-0 in a region match in Watkinsville. The Warrior boys made it a twin 5-0 killing. Oconee County is to host North Hall Wednesday. The Gainesville tennis teams were rained out Tuesday. They will make up the boys' match Thursday at South Forsyth. The GHS teams are to host Pickens County Wednesday. Grayson continued their winning ways over North Hall teams Tuesday with girls' and boys' 5-0 tennis shut outs in Loganville. On the links, North Hall took a win over East Hall in boys' golf , despite the Vikings' lowest score of the season: 167-175 at Chicopee Woods. North Hall's Jay Bates and East Hall's Justin Lewallen both shot 39's. Joe Cronmiller added a 40 and Brett Pittman a 42 for the Trojans. Matt McGee carded a 44 and Kevin Parson shot a 45 for East Hall. Molly Childers' 42 led the Gainesville girls to a 94-110 Region 7-AAA win over Pickens County in Jasper. Lindsey Thompson put up a 51 for the unbeaten GHS girls. Nancy Burns' 51 led the Lady Dragons. The West Hall boys were led by John Quillian and T.J. Cone who posted 51's over 12 holes as the Spartans (220) took a tri-match over Jackson County (239) and Johnson (263) at Royal Lakes. In a nine-hole match, the West Hall girls made it a Spartan sweep over the Lady Panthers and Lady Knights. The Wednesday golf schedule shows West Hall against North Hall and Riverside against GAC. Riverside is also slated to be at home with Milton for lacrosse.

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