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Page 36 The Bay Times January 8,2003 Powered By Have you ever wanted your own copy of a photograph that appeared in The Star you ever wonder if there were more photos available from an event? The Star Democrathas joined with Dotphoto.com, an online photograph reproduction service, to provide high quality photo reprints from The Star Democrat. Photo Reprints Available At www.stardem.com Convenient online purchase Mailed directly to you 70 year fade life 35mm quality Boys Basketball Game Easton 90, Kent Island 62 EASTON (90) Wilson 12 3-4 27; Somerville 7 7-10 21; Blake 1(3) 0-0 11; Potter 0(3) 2-2 11; Cannon 2 4-7 Ricketts 1 4-6 Brooks 0(1) 0-0 Landry 1 0-1 Copper 1 0-0 Totals: 25(7) 20-30 90. KENT ISLAND (62) Hafferman 3(3) 0-0 15; Schafer 5(1) 1-2 14; Reed 3(2) 0-0 12; Richards 3 0-1 Robinson 2 0-3 Nichols 1 2-5 Ames 1 0-0 Daniels 1 0-0 Hoover 1 0-0 Greg Watkins 1 0-0 Totals: 21(6) 3-11 62. Easton 2130 22 Kent Island 1023 14 game St. Michaels 52, Queen 33 QUEEN (33) Smothers 5 1-5 11; Guy 3 1-2 Demers 2 0-0 Roache 0 2-4 Bordley 0 1-2 Brown 3 2-2 Totals: 13 (0) 7-15 33.

ST. MICHAELS (52) Brooks 4 (2) 0-0 14; Brannock 1 0-0 Yost 7 (2) 3-8 23; Gibson 3 (1) 1-3 10; Brummell 0 0-2 Mitchell 0 (1) 0-0 Totals: 15 (6) 4-11 52. Queen 10 12 5 6 33 St. Michaels 9 12 22 9 52 Girls Basketball Queen County High Holiday Basketball Tournament Game Queen 58, Calvert 41 CALVERT (41) Joyce Haines 7 (1) 4-6 19; Megan Salley 3 2-2 Whitney Johnson 3 0-3 Charice Watts 2 0-0 Shionta Pumphrey 1 0-0 Maria Fedore 1 0-0 Kristen Bischoff 0 0-2 Totals: 17 (1) 6-13 41. QUEEN (58) Ashley Fratzke 5 (2) 3-4 15; Grace Belton 5 1-2 11; Latoria Wiggins 3 1-3 Christina Klamp 1 5-6 Tina Money 1 4-9 Hillary Fratzke 2 (2) 0-5 Shonta Downes 2 0-1 Katie Fratzke 1 0-0 Totals: 20 (4) 14-30 58.

Calvert 117 1112 Queen 179 1517 WRESTLING Meets Kent 63, James M. Bennett 9 103 Evans (KC) p. Rodriguez, 112 J. Merritt (KC) p. C.

Boseman, 119 C. Merritt (KC) p. Morris, 125 Kaehler (KC) p. Cordry, 130 Yerkie (KC) p. Durbin, 135 Os- terwalt (JMB) d.

Redman, 3-1 (OT); 140 Bramble, (KC) d. Bratten, 6-4 (OT); 145 Strong (KC) p. R. Boseman, 152 Ray (KC) p. Chaleron, 160 Quell (JMB) d.

Sattler, 4-0; 171 Kohl (KC) p. Johnson, 189 Foster (JMB) d. Bonilla, 9-6; 215 Kern (KC) p. Davis, 275 Kennedy (KC) p. Hamblin, 1:53.

Cambridge-SD 54, Queen 18 103 Lucas (QA) won by forfeit; 112 Lee (QA) p. Bradshaw, 119 Blake (C) won by forfeit; 125 double forfeit; 130 Martinez (C) won by forfeit; 135 Nabb (C) p. Johnson, 140 J. Curry (C) p. Markow, 145 double forfeit; 152 Dodge (C) won by forfeit; 160 Davis (C) p.

Williams, 171 McMahon (QA) won by forfeit; 189 Hall (C) p. Jones, 215 D. Curry (C) p. Wood, 275 Dale (C) p. Usilton, 0:19.

High School Box Scores WYE MILLS Cyril Djoukeng scored a team-high 20 points as the Chesapeake College basketball team beat visiting Montgomery night for its seventh consecutive victory. The Skipjacks (10-1 league) built a 46-28 halftime cushion and held off a second- half Germantown charge to notch the win.The victory sets up 7 p.m.home showdown with nationally ranked Cecil Community College. Jermaine Saunders (19 points), Darrell Smith Chijioke Anyanwu (12) joined Djoukeng in double figures for the Skip- jacks.Chesapeake head coach John Mappas also noted the contributions of reserves Jermaine Logan (seven points) and Jerrold Lee (six provided some key second-half minutes. thought Jerrold and Jermaine Logan gave us a spark off the bench in the second Mappas said. Germantown cut the lead to six came in and right away hit a 3-pointer off a feed from Chijioke to take the lead back up to nine gave us some good minutes handling the hitting the Chesapeake swept this home-and-home series with Ger- mantown.Marcus scored a game-high 24 points for Germantown in last 8572 loss to the all scorers last night with 31 points.

defeated Hagerstown last Friday night, will play its third game in six days when Cecil visits tomorrow night.Mappas said the Sea- by former Salisbury University standout Bill a typical Cecil said. play shoot they crash the boards.We’re going to have our hands 20 points improves Jacks to 10-1 Applications are now being evaluated for the Ten Star All Star Summer Basketball Camp. The Camp is by invitation only. Boys and Girls ages 10-19 are el- HAMPSTEAD Team registrations are now being accepted for the third annual Indoor Mid- Third annual indoor field hockey event set EASTON Alexis Morrell and Blake Bradley led the Sabres to a convincing victory over Salisbury School.Morrell scored a game- high 17 points and Bradley finished with two rebounds and four assists as Sts. Peter and Paul evened its record at in the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference.

Tiffany Kilby also snagged 11 Ashby Kaestner added eight points. SSPP pulls even behind Morrell and Bradley Atlantic Field Hockey Extravaganza to be held on Jan.20. The tournament features competition in the middle school and high school competiton levels. All teams are guaranteed a minimum of three team and individual trophies awarded to the first- and second- place teams in all competitive divisions. For additional information, please contact Skip or Mike at 410-363-8610 or by email at usa or visit www Ten Star camps looking for even more stars igible to apply.Past participants Antawn Jamison.Players from 50 States and 8 Foreign Countries attended the 2002 Camp.

College Basketball Scholarships are possible for players selected to the All-American Team.Camp Locations Lock a free 704-3730873 anytime. Sports (410) 7704095.