Jason Lewis scored a game high 20 points on Sidwell Friends senior night in a decisive 58-33 drubbing of St. Andrew’s. The game started off with Sidwell senior Elijah Williams getting his first and only bucket of his senior year as he comes off an ACL tear. Dean Mazlish added 8 points. Here Bligen led

On a special senior night at Gallagher Gymnasium, Ishmael Leggett (17 points) and Casey Morsell (16 points) led the way as the Cadets rolled to a 75-53 win over O’Connell. The Knights held a small lead briefly in the opening minutes, but a flurry of three-pointers by the Cadets created a lead that was never

Xavier Johnson was outstanding in leading Episcopal past Bullis in one of two IAC Semi-finals on Thursday night. Episcopal built a large first half lead but Bullis fought back, eventually taking their first lead of the game with a couple of minutes left. From that point to the finish it was all Episcopal. Nendah Tarke

Makhi Mitchell tallied 16 points, 12 of which came in a dominant second half, as Wilson pulled away from Eastern in Thursday night’s DCIAA quarterfinal, 62-44. Eastern faced only a 2-point deficit headed into the halftime period, but a focus on paint production and a renewed energy for the Tigers proved to be too much

EJ Jarvis had 20 of his game-high 30 points in the first half, as Maret upset No. 5 Flint Hill on senior night, 60-55. The Huskies had not lost a MAAC game since Dec. 4 and had defeated Maret 72-52 on Jan. 23 – a game Jarvis missed with a sprained ankle. Juniors Alex Williams

Gonzaga held an eight point lead with a minute and a half remaining in regulation but Paul VI was able to claw back and force a pair of over-times before eventually walking away with a two point victory. PVI 2022 G Dug McDaniel hit what would be the game winning FG with 5.5 seconds remaining

Highlights of an OT thriller in Northwest, DC between DeMatha and St Johns.

DeMatha got out to a blazing start in this one as they opened up an 18 point first half lead. PVI stormed back, as they have so many times this year, even building a two possession lead in the second half. DeMatha closed strong behind Hunter Dickinson (17) and Justin Moore (16) to pull out

In one of the liveliest rivalries the DMV has to offer, Hebrew Academy defeated Jewish Day 55-46 in front of a packed house in Rockville, MD. Earlier this season Jewish day earned a double digit victory. Ezra Beletskiy was spectacular as he scored a game high 19. Jewish Day was led by Zev Katz who

Kevin McAuliffe scored 21 points, Joe Jepsen added 16, and the Barons outlasted Paint Branch in a hard-fought 72-71 victory on Tuesday night. In a game that was controlled by BCC in the first half, Paint Branch rallied to take as big as a 5 point lead in the 4th quarter behind excellent play from

After three quarters of back-and-forth basketball, a 17-0 run that spanned most of the final quarter ultimately catapulted Gonzaga to a convincing 71-57 win over visiting Bishop O’Connell. Eagles juniors Terrance Williams (20 pts) and Myles Stute (13 pts) dominated the paint late – a combination the Knights had no answer for. The win was

DeMatha was clicking on all cylinders Monday evening in Fairfax as the Stags put an end to Paul VI’s incredible 32 game regular season conference winning streak that dated back to Valentines Day, 2016 when they lost last in a game at Gonzaga. The Stags were led by Hunter Dickinson (21), Justin Moore (19), Jahmir

PVI started out the gates slow and had a tough time guarding Casey Morsell, who lit PVI up for 14 points in the opening quarter. PVI would then settle in and the game remained close down to the wire. At the end of the game, Casey Morsell would put his team up 2 with a

After a disappointing loss to Ireton earlier in the week, McNamara bounced back with a resilient, come-from-behind win over visiting O’Connell on Saturday afternoon, 66-64. Junior Kenneth Womack led the Mustangs with 16 points and senior point guard John McGriff connected on some key late buckets on the way to 11 points. Rhode Island commit

Sidwell went on the road to defeat Maret 47-38 in a MAC conference clash

Sherwood claimed it’s first lead of the game deep in the fourth quarter but Paint Branch held on behind Ricard Dudley’s monster game to defeat Sherwood by two. Sherwood had a pretty high percentage shot in the final five seconds that would have tied it up but couldn’t connect. Brian Major was outstanding in defeat

Richard Montgomery looked to be in firm control of the game, up 36-26, when Miles Gally got a technical foul called on him. Gally wouldn’t play the rest of the game and Northwest used that to their advantage, attacking the boards and finishing in the paint. The game was locked at 46-46 for 4 whole

Gaithersburg sophomores Jordan Hawkins (24 points) and Jao Ituka (21 points) combined for 45 of the Trojans’ 65 points in a convincing 65-40 victory over Seneca Valley. Ituka and Screamin’ Eagles junior Mazae Blake – two of the county’s leading scorers – were both ejected for a brief skirmish in the third quarter. Blake led

Wise started the game hot, jumping out to a 25-16 lead, but Eleanor closed the second quarter strong and only trailed by 1 point at half. In the second, they relied heavily on their defense, taking charges, getting steals, and finishing in transition. Cameron Brown really put the nail in the coffin after a monstrous

Gaithersburg suffocated RM on defense and ran away in the 4th quarter to defeat RM 54-35, ending RM’s undefeated season.