GYMNASTICS

Hanover Quad
Atlee 139.7, Lee-Davis 132.3, Hanover 110.9, Patrick Henry 96.925

Individuals:
Uneven bars
1. Hannah Chenault (LD) 9.3
2. Jessica Nunnally (A) 8.8
3. Cameron Overstreet (A) 8.575
4. Sarah Wright (LD) 8.45
5. Lizzie Powell (PH) 8.325
6. Jamie Mackay (A) 8.175

Vault
1. Brianna Mackay (A) 9.125
2. Jaimee Mackay (A) 9.05
2. Jessica Nunnally (A) 9.05
3. Hannah Chenault (LD) 8.9
4. Sarah Wright (LD) 8.55
4. Lizzie Powell (PH) 8.55
4. Lisa Calton (LD) 8.55
5. Alex Aembrecht (LD) 8.2
6. Emma Bradberry (A) 8.15

Balance Beam
1. Cameron Overstreet (A) 9.25
2. Hannah Chenault (LD) 9.175
3. Jaimee Mackay (A) 9.075
4. Jessica Nunnally (A) 8.8
5. Brianna Mackay (A) 8.75
6. Ashley Berry (LD) 8.1
6 Shelby Wingold (LD) 8.1

Floor Exercise
1. Jaimee Mackay (A) 9.0
2. Brianna Mackay (A) 8.9
3. Hannah Chenault (LD) 8.8
4. Cameron Overstreet (A) 8.625
5. Chelsea Clarke (A) 8.45
6. Carly Stratton (H) 8.3
6 Amy Waters (H) 8.3

All-Around
1. Hannah Chenault (LD) 36.175
2. Jaimee Mackay (A) 35.3
3. Brianna Mackay (A) 34.3
4. Lisa Calton (LD) 31.05
5. Emma Bradberry (A) 30.85

BOYS BASKETBALL

ATLEE 67, COLONIAL HEIGHTS 46
COLONIAL HEIGHTS (n/r)
Moseley 4, Dyer 7, Rush 4, Hagy 5, Drewes
22, Rawlings 2, Hicks 2, Kochuba 0, Bedford
0. Totals 17 3-11 46.
ATLEE (5-9)
Garthright 2, Rucker 7, Morrison 7, Ratchford
3, Hodges 2, Reiss 22, Rodgers 4, Prince
18, Williams 0, Johnson 2, Brooks 0. Totals 21
17-26.
Colonial Heights ....... 16 9 11 10 — 46
Atlee .......................... 13 15 15 24 — 67
3-point goals: CH — Drewes 7, Hagy 1,
Dyer 1. A — Reese 5, Prince 2, Morrison 1.
Highlights: A — Philip Hodges 8 rebounds, 4
assists; Bryan Reese scored three fourthquarter
3s.

STANDINGS, STATS
(Through Jan. 20)
CAPITAL DISTRICT

	District Overall W L W L
Highland Springs 7 0 12 2
Henrico 		5 2 9 6
Armstrong 	4 3 9 5
Lee-Davis 	3 3 7 8
Varina 		3 4 5 9
Hanover 		2 5 6 9
Atlee 		0 7 4 9

LEADERS

Name, School G Pts Avg
Cook, L-D 14 283 20.2
Threatt, HS 14 241 17.2
Lewis, Han. 14 231 16.5
Walden, Hen. 15 224 14.9
Herring, Arms. 11 161 14.6
Gary, Arms. 14 198 14.1
Reiss, Atlee 7 98 14.0
Judon, HS 13 171 13.2
Prince, Atlee 10 126 12.6
Hodges, Atlee 11 138 12.5
Crump, HS 14 173 12.4
Thorpe, Hen. 15 175 11.7
Q. Jones, Var. 14 144 10.3

COLONIAL DISTRICT

           District Overall W L W L
John Marshall 	9 1 13 3
Mills Godwin 	7 2 10 5
Deep Run 		7 2 8 5
Douglas Freeman 	3 3 9 6
Hermitage 	4 5 7 7
J.R. Tucker 	3 6 8 8
Patrick Henry 	2 7 3 12
Maggie Walker GS 	0 2 3 10
Thomas Jefferson 	0 9 0 10

LEADERS

Name, School G Pts Avg
McKie, JM 16 361 22.6
Kirwan, MW 13 233 17.9
Rohrer, DF 15 265 17.7
Derricott, PH 14 245 17.5
Minor, PH 15 243 16.2
Mangum, JM 16 236 14.8
Reynolds, MG 15 210 14.0
Thomas, Herm. 12 161 13.4
McColley, MG 15 188 12.5
Johnson, DR 13 148 11.4
Harvey, MG 9 101 11.2
Khoury, DR 11 118 10.7
Mann, DF 15 158 10.5
Jackson, DR 13 131 10.1

GIRLS BASKETBALL

STANDINGS, STATS
(Through Jan. 20)
CAPITAL DISTRICT

       District Overall W L W L
Henrico 		7 0 12 3
Highland Springs 	6 1 12 3
Varina 		5 2 10 5
Atlee 		3 4 4 8
Hanover 		2 5 5 9
Lee-Davis 	1 5 3 10
Armstrong 	0 7 0 13

LEADERS

Name, School G Pts Avg
Hill, Atlee 12 255 21.3
Coleman, HS 15 278 18.5
Robinson, Hen. 12 202 16.8
Dunaway, Var. 15 225 15.0
Freeman, Hen. 15 218 14.5
Douglas, Han. 14 182 13.0
Jefferies, HS 14 158 11.3
Harris, Hen. 15 165 11.0
T. Hendrsn, Atlee 12 127 10.6

COLONIAL DISTRICT

       District Overall W L W L
Mills Godwin 	9 0 12 4
Hermitage 	8 1 10 5
Patrick Henry 	6 3 10 5
Deep Run 		5 4 8 7
Douglas Freeman 	3 5 8 6
J.R. Tucker 	3 6 9 8
Thomas Jefferson 	2 7 3 9
John Marshall 	1 9 3 11
Maggie Walker GS 	0 2 4 8

LEADERS

Name, School G Pts Avg
Huber, PH 15 339 22.6
Emba, MW 12 240 20.0
Parsons, JRT 17 316 18.6
Sisson, MG 16 283 17.7
Harris, JM 14 210 15.0
Mann, DF 14 204 14.6
Anderson, PH 15 202 13.5
Watkins, MG 16 214 13.4
Thompson, Herm. 15 200 13.3
Green, TJ 10 130 13.0
Newins, DR 15 162 10.8
Brown, JM 14 151 10.8
O’Loughlin, Herm. 14 145 10.4
Cowherd, TJ 11 110 10.0
Spencer, JRT 12 120 10.0

WRESTLING

TEAM RANKINGS
1. St. Christopher’s. 2. Hanover. 3. New
Kent. 4. James River. 5. Matoaca. 6. Lee-Davis.
7. Deep Run. 8. Cosby. 9. J.R. Tucker.
10. Thomas Dale.

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
103 pounds: 1. Kasey Early, Deep Run.
2. Joey Plutro, Dinwiddie. 3. Zack Firesheets,
Colonial Heights. 4. Michael Peters,
Matoaca.

112: Charlie Lipford, Henrico; Shawn
Crawley, Varina; Trey Gregory, New Kent;
Tucker Profitt, J.R. Tucker.

119: Brandon Jeske, St. Christopher’s,
Brayden Manchester, James River; Stevie
Barlow, Varina; Kevin Keck, Hanover.

125: Jordan O’Donnell, James River; Dillon
Knight, Atlee; Connor Harrison, Hanover;
Mike Emma, New Kent.

130: James White, Thomas Dale; Ryan
Sams, Clover Hill; Don Lineberry, Lee-Davis;
Blake Cooksey, Cosby.

135: Peyton Walsh, Deep Run; Gabe
LaVey, Hanover; Trey Tarr, St. Christopher’s;
Robert Winston, Henrico.

140: Blake Ruolo, Matoaca; Patrick Foxworth,
Hanover; Anthony Lineberry, Lee-
Davis; Tom Kizer, Hermitage.

145: Josh Clark, Matoaca; Josh Wells,
James River; Loren Phillips, St. Christopher’s;
Terrance Powell, Varina.

152: Cody Allala, Hopewell; David Wesley,
St. Christopher’s; Ben Wilson, Hanover;
Brandon Diamond, Thomas Dale.

160: Ted Gottwald, St. Christopher’s;
Andy Svanda, James River; Taylor Griggs,
Lee-Davis; Chris Fano, Hermitage.

171: Clint Allala, Hopewell; Austin Coburn,
Cosby; Adam Stein, Deep Run; Edward
Custer, St. Christopher’s.

189: Kyle Locke, Hanover; Mark Burlee,
St. Charistopher’s; Anthony Delano, Cosby;
John Alexander, Lee-Davis.

215: Mark Howard, Midlothian; Calvin
Davis, Lee-Davis; Keith Winfield, Petersburg;
Denny Vaughn, Dinwiddie.

285: Ryan Powis, James River; Evan Canady,
New Kent; Nic Fuerte, J.R. Tucker;
Adam Atwell, Deep Run.

Times-Dispatch Wrestler of week

Calvin Davis
Lee-Davis High School

What he did: Ranked No. 2 in the T-D
rankings in the 215-pound weight class,
Davis, a junior, went 6-0 at the Free Lance-
Star Super 32 tournament at Riverbend High
In Fredericksburg. This season, Davis is 39-2.

Age: 16

Three words your friends would use to describe you: “Funny.
Athletic. Muscular.”

Strengths: “My athleticism, quickness, speed and skill level.”

Toughest opponent other than yourself: “Connor O’Hara from
Cox.”

I’m working to improve: “My top work.”

Favorite food: Spaghetti

Favorite ice cream: Strawberry

Best high school sports memory: “Last weekend, I was losing in
the Super 32 finals 5-2 with about 45 seconds left. I got an escape
and a takedown, then I won in overtime.”

If he had one wish: “To make the world a better place.”

Possession you can’t do without: “I’d say my telephone.”

What’s on your iPod: “I listen to some old-school stuff like the
Temptations and Marvin Gaye, but if I need to get hyped, I listen to
Lil’ Wayne.”

Social network: Facebook. I don’t really get on there much
because of my sports.

One thing about you most people don’t know: “They pretty much
know it all. I don’t really hide anything. It’s either take me or leave
me.”

Sports person you admire the most: “It’s actually three people.
My drill partner and best friend John Alexander, my coach Curt
Jones and my teammate Tucker Walton in football.”
— Jim McConnell

Notes:
Injury big bites Confederates
It’s been a frustrating season so far at Lee-Davis, whose lineup has been significantly impacted by a series of injuries and illnesses to its top wrestlers.

Buoyed by junior Calvin Davis’ first-place finish at 215, the Confederates managed to place 14th out of 34 teams at last weekend’s Free Lance-Star Super 32 tournament in Fredericksburg despite the absence of five starters.

Still, fourth-year coach Tom Riley is trying hard not to waste time thinking about what might’ve been.
“We’re coming to the end of the season, and we still haven’t been able to put our starting 14 on the mat at the same time,” Riley said.

With four returning state qualifiers, Riley believes the Confederates can make some noise if brothers Don and Anthony Lineberry, Taylor Griggs and Taylor Eastman can make it back to full strength in time for the postseason.

Road Warriors get it done
The Richmond-area contingent certainly made its presence felt at the Free Lance-Star Super 32, placing wrestlers in half of the 14 finals and winning six titles. Varina’s Shawn Crawley (112), Hanover’s Gabe LaVey (135) and Ben Wilson (152) and Matoaca’s duo of Blake Roulo (140) and Josh Clark (145) joined Lee-Davis’ Calvin Davis as champions.

Hanover’s Kyle Locke reached the final at 189, falling to Fluvanna’s Willy Crawford.

Three local wrestlers also placed in the top six at the Mount Mat Madness tournament\ hosted by Baltimore’s Mount St. Joseph High. James River’s Ryan Powis continued his terrific season by winning his first three matches to reach the semifinals at 285, but he lost to eventual champion Bobby
Telford of St. Mark’s and wound up fifth.

Hopewell brothers Cody and Clint Allala also advanced to the semifinals at 152 and 171, respectively. Both finished in sixth place.
—Jim McConnell

Jim McConnell is a special correspondent for the Richmond Times Dispatch.