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Feb. 18 Boys Basketball
West in shape for winning season after beating WWPN
          Feb. 18: The Hamilton West boys basketball team clinched at least a .500 season tonight by taking a 62-49 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro North.
          The Hornets (10-9) put three players in double figures as Dave Wheeler had 16, Tyree Adams 14 and Ian Williams 12.
          “It was a great team effort,” coach Matt “COY” Mayo said. “We played excellent team defense in the first and third quarters.”
         The Hornets were coming off a 52-42 loss to energy in which Adams had 14 points but “we had no energy and couldn’t put the ball in the hoop.”
         Hamilton will try and secure a winning season in Tuesday’s season finale with Hightstown.

Feb. 18 Boys Basketball
Parkman powers Stars while ‘Shady Brook’ looks good
         Feb. 16: The Nottingham High JV Boys basketball team took a 65-52 win over Hightstown tonight, as Kiernan Parkman had 21 points, James Jenkins added 17 and freshman Taquir “Shady Brook” Whittaker made his JV debut with 12. 

Feb. 5-13 Girls Basketball
Steinert falls to Notre Dame after beating WWPN
        Feb. 13: The Steinert girls JV basketball team dropped a 53-33 decision to Notre Dame tonight as Macaire Machado scored 10 points and Paige Meszaros added seven.
          Prior to that Steinert defeated West Windsor-Plainsboro North as Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli had 14 points and Meszaros had 10. Alexa Carrion chipped in with five, Machado and Brianna Dorner had four each, Mariah “Carey” Greco tallied three and Rebecca Lubitsky had two.
Adams gets a happy birthday when West beats PDS
             Feb. 8: The Hamilton West JV girls’ basketball team knows how to give a birthday present.
            The Hornets helped head coach Staci Adams celebrate her birthday tonight by taking a 32-18 win over Princeton Day School
           “The girls played together and worked hard offensively and defensively,” Adams said. “I was very happy with my team’s performance. They came out strong and they were able to keep a lead for the entire game. I was so proud of them.”
        Elischa Dessalines led the Hornets with a career-high 11 points, while Siria Bonilla added 10 points.

Feb. 1-4 Boys Basketball
Stars have lots of contributors in two straight wins 
             Feb. 4: Northstars take down Hamilton and Princeton
             The Nottingham High JV boys’ basketball team bookended its weekend with a couple of nice wins, topping Hamilton 53-49 on Friday and defeating Princeton, 41-25 on Monday.
            Against the Hornets, Mahroz “Ruz” Quaderi and Lord Dawson had 11 points each while Kiernan Parkman added 10.
          In the win over Princeton, “Dre Joseph had seven points and a great-all around game,” according to coach Brandon “COYRU” Johnson. “He ran the team well. Darryl Kelly had nine points while Quaderi and James Jenkins scored eight each.
Adams, Wheeler spark Hamilton win over Burlington Twp
           Feb. 4: The Hamilton West JV Boys basketball team bounced back from a tough loss to Nottingham to take a 53-49 victory over Burlington Township tonight.
          “We had four guys in double figures,” coach Matt “COY” Mayo said of the Township win, “an Tyree Adams stole momentum back at the end of the second quarter with a thunderous two-handed dunk.”
          Adams finished with 11 points, while Dave Wheeler had a game-high 14. Alex Cruz and Mo Manuel added 10 each. Wheeler iced the win with three foul shots in the final 10 seconds.
        Against the Northstars, Cruz led all scorers with 22 points.
       “Both teams played well in that game,” Mayo said. “We didn’t have a strong first quarter and that ended up being our downfall.”

Feb. 1 Girls Basketball
Meszaros helps Mayor turn the Paige on another prediction
          Feb. 1: And yet another Mayor Prediction has come to pass.
           At the start of last week Steinert girls JV Basketball coach James Angiolino assured Fish4scores that his team would win three straight games and improve to 10-5.
         With tonight’s 49-21 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro South, the Spartans have won three straight and are 10-5.
         Uncanny!
         Steinert avenged a six-point loss to the Pirates earlier this year as Paige Meszaros hit 21 points and bombed in five 3-pointers. Macaire Machado added eight points, followed by Rebecca Lubitsky, Brianna Dorner and Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli (5 each), Mariah “Carey” Greco (4) and Alexa Carrion (3).

Jan 30 Girls Basketball
Scooter starts her big night with a dozen as Steinert rolls
           Jan. 30: Just hours before being whistled for her historic first varsity foul, Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli was wheeling and dealing on the JV level as her 12 points lifted Steinert’s girls’ basketball team to a 45-12 win over Pennington.
             It was the second straight blowout win for the Spartans (9-5), who got nine points from Rebecca Lubitsky, seven from Macaire Machado and six each from Naomi Quiles and Mariah “Carey” Greco. Brianna Dorner chipped in with four and Paige Meszaros had two.

Jan. 29 Boys Basketball
Ruz helps Northstars cruise past WW-P North
             Jan. 29: Mahroz “Ruz” Quaderi tallied 16 points to pace the Nottingham JV boys basketball team to a 55-28 victory over West Windsor-Plainsboro North tonight.
             Nekayle Whittaker had 10 points, followed by James Jenkins (9) and Marcell Oliver (8).
Trenton overcomes short-handed West in fierce battle
                Jan. 29 With Tyree Adams and Christian Uribe both out of the lineup, Hamilton West’s boys JV basketball team put up a good fight against Trenton tonight before dropping a 67-62 decision.
              “We battled all game,” coach Matt “COY” May said. “We held a lead until the end of the third quarter. Our guys got a little tired, and we struggled from the free throw line.”
             Dave Wheeler and Alex Cruz each scored 20 points for the Hornets, while freshman Marvin Ashmore scored his first five JV points of the year.
           “We played hard for 32 minutes, and just fell a little short,” Mayo said.

Jan. 29 Girls Basketball
Steinert gets big team effort in win over Hightstown         
           Jan. 29: Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli led a balanced attach with 10 points to pace Steinert’s JV girls basketball team to a 47-11 victory over Hightstown tonight.
               “Every player on the roster contributed,” said coach James “The Mayor” Angiolino.Mariah “Carey” Greco had seven points and Paige Meszaros added six, while Naomi Quiles, Sarah Persichetti, Macaire Machado, Brianna Dorner and Julianna Santiago had four each. Jamie Huth and Rebecca Lubitsky chipped in with two each.

Jan 26 Boys Basketball
Hornets can't recover from slow start in loss to ND
            Jan 26: Ian Williams had 11 points and Alex Cruz added 10 but the Hamilton West came up short, 55-40, to Notre Dame today.
            “We put ourselves in a big hole in the first quarter (trailing 16-3) and just couldn’t climb out of it,” coach Matt “COY” Mayo said.

Steinert's Naomi Quiles (above, 15) goes up between two defenders for a shot, while Macaire Machado (below) looks for a teammate to pass to Tuesday night during the Steinert girls JV game against Notre Dame. Details of this game and most of the other since then are found below as we were a little slow posting this week (Photo by Nancy Eggert).

Jan. 25 Girls Basketball
Young, Boone lead Northstars past Princeton
           Jan. 25: Faith Young scored six points and Adrianna Boone had five as the Nottingham High girls JV basketball team took a 34-26 victory over Princeton tonight.
           “Faith rebounded really well,” coach Katy Vitale said. “And She and Adrianna both did a great job hustling and playing hard.”

Jan. 24 Boys Basketball
Nottingham takes down Hamilton in a thriller
          Jan. 24: Those township rivalries aren’t just intense on the varsity level.
            The Hamilton and Nottingham boys’ basketball teams proved that tonight as the Northstars took a 37-35 thriller over the Hornets.
          Mahroz “Ruz” Quaderi, who led Nottingham with nine points, hit a bucket to put the Stars’ up by two. James Jenkins made two late free throws to give the Northstars another two-point edge and Nottingham then rebounded a last-second miss by the Hornets.
          Kiernan Parkman added nine for Nottingham, while Hamilton’s Freddie Simmons led all scorers with 13 points.
           “It was a well played defensive game by both teams,” said Hornets coach Matt “COY” Mayo. “Good defense forced ugly offense on both sides.
           “The game came down to the final shot, and I think both teams can't wait for the rematch next Friday.”

Jan. 24 Girls Basketball
Boone and Hampton lift Northstars over Hornets
           Jan. 24: Adrianna Boone scored 12 points and Shanera Hampton added 10 as the Nottingham High girls’ basketball team took a 40-29 win over Hamilton West tonight. Erica Mortimer, Markia Haughton and Christina Hampton each had four points for the winners.
           Na’Crya Kirkland had 12 for the Hornets, while Elischa Dessalines added six.
Hopewell sends Steinert to second straight loss
            Jan. 24: Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli tallied nine points and Nicole “Migs” Migliaccio added eight but Hopewell Valley’s JV girls basketball team took a 31-26 win over Steinert tonight.
            In dropping to 7-4, the Spartans got six points from Rebecca Lubitsky and three from Mariah “Carey” Greco.    
           After the loss, coach James “The Mayor” Angiolino made another bold prediction for the coming week, which we shall reveal only if it comes true (it’s in his contract clause that we can’t reveal it if it’s wrong. That’s what’s good about being the mayor).

Jan. 22 Boys Basketball
Hamilton rallies from halftime deficit to top HoVal
           Jan. 22: Staring a nine-point halftime deficit in the eye, the Hamilton West JV basketball team never blinked in rallying for a 46-42 win over Hopewell Valley tonight. Dave Wheeler, Freddie Simmons and Tyree Adams all scored in double figures.
          “We outscored them 32-19 in the second half,” coach Matt “COY” Mayo said. “It was a great defensive effort in the second half.”
Nottingham rolls past Ewing behind Dawson, Whittaker
         Jan. 22: Lord Dawson scored 15 points while Nekayle Whittaker added 13 to pace Nottingham’s JV boys basketball team to a 47-31 win over Ewing tonight.
          “Lord Dawson really played well,” said coach Brandon “COYRU” Johnson. “Really, everyone played well. We only allowed 12 points in the second half. We used a zone press than went back into man.”
        James Jenkins helped the cause with nine points.

Jan. 22 Girls Basketball
Spartans fall to Notre Dame as winning streak ends
           Jan. 22: Macaire Machado and Rebecca Lubitsky each scored nine points but it wasn’t enough as Notre Dame took a 43-30 win over the Steinert girls JV basketball team tonight. Birthday Girl Mariah “Carey” Greco had five for the Spartans, Nicole “Migs” Migliaccio added four, Naomi Quiles had two and Jamie Huth 1.

Jan. 18 Girls Basketball
Migliaccio and Lubitsky power Steinert past Nottingham
        Jan. 18: Nicole Migliaccio scored nine points and Rebecca Lubitsky added nine as the Steinert girls JV basketball team took a 49-27 win over Nottingham tonight. Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli and Macaire Machado added six each while Briana Dorner and Alexa Carrion each added five. Liana Lugo led the Northstars with nine.

Nottingham's Jakes Jenkins (left) and Mark Cherry set up a trap against Steinert during Friday night's JV game (Photo by Nancy Eggert).
Jan. 18 Boys Basketball
Parkman, Jenkins and Dawson lift Stars over Steinert    
       Jan. 18: The Nottingham JV boys’ basketball team took a 51-40 victory over Steinert tonight as Kiernan Parkman had 13 points and James Jenkins added 12 points.
           “Lord Dawson rebounded and defended very well,” coach Brandon Johnson said. “It was a good team effort overall from everyone.”
Adams, Cruz lead Hornets; Ziccardi debuts with a three
           Jan. 18: The Hamilton West boys JV basketball team topped West Windsor-Plainsboro North, 56-37, as Tyree Adams tallied 15 points and Alex Cruz added 10. Freshman Nick Ziccardi hit a 3-pointer in his first JV action of the season.

Hamilton's Tyree Adams defends on a Lawrence ball handler during Tuesday night's JV game in the Hornets Nest (Photo by Donna "Trooper" Brihn).
Jan. 15 Boys Basketball
Lawrence snaps Hamilton’s winning streak
              Jan. 15: The Hamilton West JV boys basketball team dropped a 45-35 decision to Lawrence despite a game-high 18 points from Dave Wheeler. The loss snapped the Hornets three-game winning streak.           
              “We didn't play good, tough team defense and fell into a deep third-quarter hole that we couldn't claw out of,” coach Matt Mayo said. “We had open looks in the first half that just didn't fall."
Robbinsville tops Nottingham in overtime
             Jan. 15: Nekayle Whittaker pumped in 22 points and James Jenkins added 16, but it wasn’t enough as the Nottingham JV boys’ basketball team dropped a 67-65 overtime decision to Robbinsville tonight.

Na'Crya Kirkland dribbles away from a Hun defender during Monday night's JV game at the Hornets Nest (Photo by Donna "The Trooper" Brihn).
Jan. 15 Girls Basketball
After strong effort in loss, Hornets win first of season
              Jan. 15: After coming close one night earlier, the Hamilton West JV girls basketball team rolled to a 19-11 victory over Lawrence for its first win of the season tonight.
              “I was very proud of my team,” coach Staci “The Chameleon” Adams said. “They hustled and really improved on the small things in the game that they needed to work on. They were running our plays and transitioning well on defensive. Unlike yesterday's game (a loss to Hun) they were finishing their shots and making those easy lay-ups.”
               Elischa Dessalines led the scoring with a career-high nine points, while Jade Journigan added six.
               In the aforementioned Hun game, the Hornets fell 25-17 but made it a game after trailing 15-4 at halftime and 23-10 after three quarters.
               “I was very happy with the way we came back,” Adams said. “I gave each of the girls a goal to work on to improve during this game and I was happy to see most of my team achieved their goals. Unfortunately, we weren't able to come back enough with a win but I was very proud of them for their persistence and hard work.”
             Na'Cyra Kirkland led the scoring with six points while Dessalines added four.
Spartans wins OT thriller as Lubitsky nails game-winner
               Jan. 15: Rebecca Lubitsky scored five points and hit the game-winning shot in overtime as Steiner’s girls JV team pulled out a 36-35 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro North tonight.
               Leading the 6-2 Spartans were Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli with nine points. Also tallying were Mariah “Carey” Greco with seven points, Naomi Quiles and Macaire Machado with six each and Paige Meszaros with three.
              “Nice job ladies,” were coach James “The Mayor” Angiolino’s inspirational words to his squad.
Mortimer, Shane and Lopez helping Nottingham cause
            Jan. 15: The Nottingham High JV girls basketball team dropped a close one to Robbinsville tonight, but the Northstars are still have a nice season at 3-5. Helping to aid the cause this year on a steady basis have been Erica Mortimer, Jennifer Shane and Samaya Lopez.

Jan. 11 Boys Basketball
West tops Devils after Wheeler’s late hoop forces OT
             Jan. 11: The Hamilton West JV boys basketball team topped Ewing in overtime, 66-57, tonight as David Wheeler had 21 points and scored the game-tying basket h nine seconds left in regulation.
              Tyree Adams tallied 15 for the Hornets while Alex Cruz added 13. West outscored the Blue Devils 18-9 in OT.
             “It was a great team win,” coach Matt Mayo said.
Jan. 11 Girls Basketball
Migliaccio’s 12 points help Mayor’s prediction come true
                Jan. 11: The Mayor was a prophet.
               At the start of the week Steinert girls JV coach James “The Mayor” Angiolino boldly predicted to Fish4scores that the Spartans would be 5-2 by week’s end.
             After tonight’s 36-23 victory over Princeton that’s exactly what the Spartans are. Nicole “Migs” Migliaccio led the way with 12 points while Macaire Machado had eight. Nine different players scored including Rebecca Lubitsky (4), Brianna Dorner and Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli (3 each), Juliana Santiago and Alexa Carrion (2 apiece) and Naomi Quiles and Paige Meszaros (1 each).

Hamilton resident Cole McManimon goes up for two points against the Hornets but West came away with the victory at PDS Wednesday night (Photo by Nancy McManimon).
Jan. 9 Boys Basketball
Wheeler and Simmons combine for 31 as West tops PDS
            Jan. 9: Dave Wheeler tallied 16 points and Freddie Simmons added 15 to pace the Hamilton West boys’ basketball team to a 51-43 victory at Princeton Day School tonight.
             Hamilton led by two entering the fourth quarter and the game remained close until the Hornets used a 6-0 run to end the game.
           Alex Cruz added eight points while Chris Uribe tallied six. Hamilton resident Cole “Lighthouse” McManimon had four for PDS.

Jan. 8 Girls Basketball
Spartans get back on the beam with win over Cards
             Jan. 8: The Steinert girls JV basketball team snapped a two-game slide with a 41-20 victory over Lawrence tonight.
            Rebecca Lubitsky led the charge with 11 points, while Briana Dorner added nine for the Spartans (4-2). Paige Meszaros chipped in with six while Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli and Naomi Quiles had four apiece.
Jan 8 Boys Basketball
Wheeler, Adams and Simmons power Hornets victory
           Jan. 8: Dave Wheeler popped in 17 points and Tyree Adams added 12 as the Hamilton West JV boys’ basketball team took a 50-33 win over Princeton tonight. “Freddie Simmons played great defense to help spark the win,” coach Matt Mayo said.
Nottingham comes up short against Hightstown
           Jan. 8: While the varsity won a one-point decision, the Nottingham JV boys basketball team had a near-opposite result in dropping a 46-44 decision to Hightstown tonight. Corey Laramore led the way with 12 points and Nekayle Whittaker added nine.

Jan. 5 Boys Basketball
Hamilton’s valiant comeback falls short against WWPS
             Jan. 5: Hamilton West’s boys basketball team made one heck of a comeback, but fell just short in a 56-53 loss to West Windsor-Plainsboro South today.
               Trailing by 16 with four minutes remaining, the Hornets whittled away and cut it to four on consecutive 3-pointers by Alex Cruz and Dave Wheeler with one minute remaining.
              “We got a stop and scored,” coach Matt Mayo said. “They had their guard drive baseline out of control and he threw a forearm into our guy who set up to take a charge, and they called a block on him. WWP-S hit their free throws, and it was pretty much done from there."
               WWPS had 27 free throws to five for Hamilton.
              “What can you do?” Mayo said. “My guys showed great, great heart in forcing their way back into the game with little time on the clock.”
            Cruz led Hamilton with 22 points.
Whittaker’s 20 points power Nottingham past Allentown
            Jan. 5: Nekayle Whittaker poured in 20 points to pace the Nottingham JV boys basketball team to a 60-49 victory over Allentown today.
           James Jenkins added 11 for Brandon Johnson’s 3-2 Northstars, while Cory Laramore chipped in with eight.
Jan. 5 Girls Basketball
Lubitsky scores 14 in Steinert’s setback to Ewing
         Jan. 5: Rebecca Lubitsky scored 14 points but it wasn’t quite enough as Ewing took a 43-37 victory over Steinert in girls JV basketball action.
        Coach James “The Mayor” Angiolino made a bold prediction after the game, but we will wait until the end of the week to reveal whether the Spartans make it come true. Stay tuned!

Jan. 3 Boys Basketball
Jenkins’ 17 points power Nottingham past Hopewell
            Jan. 3: James Jenkins tallied 17 points to pace the Nottingham JV boys basketball team to a 65-51 victory over Hopewell tonight. Markenson Chery added 14 for the Northstars, while Kiernan Parkman chipped in with 12. Nottingham improved to 2-2.
Hamilton works overtime to defeat Robbinsville
           Jan. 3: Tyree Adams’ 19 points led a balanced scoring attack as Hamilton West’s JV boys’ basketball team took a 73-67 win over Robbinsville in overtime tonight. Ian Williams, Dave Wheeler, Alex Cruz and Moe Manuel all scored in double figures for the Hornets (3-2).
Jan. 3 Girls Basketball
Stull's 13 can't save Spartans from loss to WWPS 
        Jan. 3: Nicole “Stully” Stull tallied 13 points but Steinert’s JV girls’ basketball team dropped a 38-32 decision to West Windsor-Plainsboro South tonight. Rebecca Lubitsky added five for the Spartans, Nicole “Migs” Migliaccio had four, Macaire Machado and Mariah “Carey” Greco three each and Paige Meszaros two.
Journigan, Dessalines excel in Hornets loss to Ravens
         Jan. 3: Jade Journigan tallied eight points and Elischa Dessalines added seven but Hamilton Wests' JV girls' basketball team fell to Robbinsville, 37-24, tonight. "Na'Cryan Kirkland played an outstanding game on defense for us," added coach Staci "The Chameleon" Adams.
Dec. 21 Girls Basketball
Migs, Stully lead the way in Steinert win over Hornets
            Dec. 21: Nicole "Migs" Migliaccio tallied 15 points and Nicole "Stully" Stull added 10 as the Steinert JV girls basketball team defeated Hamilton West today. Mariah "Carey" Greco had eight points, Macaire Machado added six and Alexa Carrion had five for Steinert.
            The Hornets got four each from Nandy Sumona and Elischa Dessalines.
Dec. 20 Boys Basketball
Stars fall to ND despite big games by Quaderi and Kelly
          Dec. 20: Mahroz Quaderi scored 16 points and Darryl Kelly added 14 but Notre Dame still managed to take a 67-57 victory over the Nottingham boys' JV basketball team tonight. Nekayle Whitaker added seven and Marcel Oliver six for Nottingham.
             Hamilton Township residents Rob Calabro and Jack O'Donnell contributed to the Irish win.
Dec. 18 Boys Basketball
Cruz, Williams pace Hornets past Hightstown in close one
            Dec. 18: Using a balanced scoring attack, the Hamilton West JV boys basketball team squeaked out a 57-53 win over Hightstown tonight.
            Alex Cruz led the way with 15 points while Ian Williams chipped in with 14. Dave Wheeler added 10 and Freddie Simmons nine.
Dec. 18 Girls Basketball
Steinert wins as Greco 'Careys' the scoring honors.
         Dec. 18: Mariah “Carey” Greco tallied a game-high 11 points while Nicole Stull and Rebecca Lubitsky each scored nine as Steinert’s JV girls basketball team took a 47-27 victory over Robbinsville tonight.
          Paige Meszaros had four assists, while the Spartans had a total of 10 girls in the scoring column including four each from Naomi Quiles and Macaire Machado and two apiece from Jamie Huth, Juliana Santiago, Alexa Carrion, Brianna Dorner and Nicole “Migs” Migliaccio had two apiece for the 2-0 Spartans.
Dec. 15 Wrestling
Hamilton's Brown pins for ND in Bordentown Tournament
        Dec. 15:  Hamilton Township resident Luke Brown wrestled for the 5Notre Dame JV in the Bordentown Tournament today and pinned his only opponent of the day (from Pembeton) in the first period. Click for video.

Dec. 15 Girls Basketball
Migliaccio leads balanced attack in Steinert victory
               Dec. 15: The Steinert JV girls’ basketball team started the season on a high note by taking a 45-28 victory over visiting Trenton High tonight.
                “We had a big game from Migs (Nicole Migliaccio) tonight,” said coach James “The Mayor of Sharps” Angiolino. “Eight different players scored and the girls distributed the ball nicely and played great defense.”
              Also chipping in with points were Mariah “Carey” Greco (7), Paige Meszaros (6), Rebecca Lubitsky (5), Macaire Machado (4), Nicole “Stully” Stull and Kelly Marrone (3 each) and Jamie Huth (2).
          Rounding out the roster are Naomi Quiles, Alissa “Scooter” Brugnoli, Sarah Persichetti, Juliana Santiago and Alexa Carrion. An All-Star staff of managers includes Amber Dietrich, Colleen Emerson and Brianna Dunn.

2011-12 Season

Boys Basketball
Smiegocki's fourth-quarter explosion powers Hamilton
        Feb 21: Kevin Smiegocki scored nine of his 11 points in the fourt quarter to power Hamilton West's JV boys basketball team to a victory over Hightstown tonight. Julian Cooper and Darryl Hardee chipped in with eight points each for the Hornets.

Boys Basketball
Smiegocki leads Hornets to consecutive wins over Stars
     Feb. 9: Kevin Smiegocki’s 16 points led the Hamilton West boys’ basketball team to a 46-35 win over Nottingham, which was the Hornets second win over their township rival in six nights. Darryl Hardee added eight and Anthony Johnson had six for Hamilton, while Stephen Adams scored for the Northstars.
    The Hornets also took a 40-34 win over the Northstars as Smiegocki scored 10 and Kevin Byrd added nine. Davion Davis scored 15 for the Northstars.

Anthony Johnson popped in 11 points Tuesday night to help the Hamilton West JV post a one-point victory over Hopewell Valley (Photo by Mike Dill/purchase photos at michaeldillphotography.com).
Jan. 31 Boys Basketball
Johnson, Simmons pace Hamilton past Hopewell
    Jan. 31: Anthony Johnson tallied 11 points and Freddie Simmons added 10 as the Hamilton West boys JV basketball team took a thrilling, 46-45 win over Hopewell Valley tonight. Kevin Smiegocki added eight points for the Hornets.
Nottingham stages huge rally but can’t hold on at Ewing
      Jan. 31: Nottingham’s boys JV basketball team dropped a 66-56 decision at Ewing tonight in a game where the Northstars showed a lot of heart.
     After trailing by 20 twice in the game, Nottingham rallied for a five-point lead early in the fourth quarter. But the comeback exhausted the ’Stars, who couldn’t hold on. Stephen Adams led the way with 24 points and DaVion Davis had 14.

Nottingham's Bensley Blaine goes in for a shot against Steinert during Friday night's Spartan victory (Photo by Wes "The Media Mogul" Kirkpatrick).
Jan. 27 Boys Basketball
Scholey’s 19 leads Steinert to third straight win
    Jan. 27: Ryan Scholey scored 19 points as the Steinert JV basketball team won its third straight with a 54-44 win over Nottingham tonight. Stephen Adams led the Northstars with 14.
Jan. 27 Girls Basketball
Machado, Rivera, Wolfsgruber pace Spartans
    Jan. 27: Macaire Machado scored 10 points to power Steinert’s JV girls basketball team to a 48-14 victory over Nottingham tonight. Rachel Rivera and Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber added eight points each as the Spartans improved to 9-2.

Rachel Rivera, working on a 12-point game, drives to the hoop against West Windsor-Plainsboro North during Steinert's JV win Tuesday night (Photo by Mike Dill/purchase photos at michaeldillphotography.com).
Girls Basketball
Lubitsky helps power two straight Steinert wins
        Jan. 24: Rebecca Lubitsky and Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber each tickled the twine for 14 points to power Steinert’s JV girls basketball team to a 41-27 victory over Pennington on Monday.
         The Spartans were back at it tonight, taking a 35-31 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro North. Rachel Rivera had 12 points and Lubitsky chipped in with eight for the Spartans (8-2).  
Boys Basketball
Williams needs just one half to pace ‘Stars to another win
        Jan. 24: Quayson Williams warmed up for his varsity debut by popping in 15 first-half points to help the Nottingham JV Boys basketball team take a 61-39 victory over Robbinsville tonight.
          DaVion Davis had 12 for the Northstars, who won their fourth straight game. Williams was limited to two quarters so he could play in the varsity game for short-handed Nottingham.
Boys Basketball
Smiegocki nails 16 as Hamilton tops Princeton Day
       Jan. 23: The Hamilton West JV boys’ basketball team took a 53-31 win over Princeton Day School tonight as Kevin Smiegocki scored 16 points. Kevin Byrd added eight and Freddie Simmons chipped in with seven.
Davis, Williams power Nottingham to win over Trenton
        Jan. 20: DaVion Davis exploded for 27 points and Quayson Williams added 21 as Nottingham’s boys JV basketball team rolled past Trenton, 77-51. It was the Northstars’ third straight win.
Girls Basketball
Spartans rebound from loss to beat Ewing, Princeton.
       Jan. 20: After falling to West Windsor-Plainsboro South by one point, Steinert’s JV girls basketball team rebounded for a 38-8 win over Ewing and a 41-15 win over Princeton. Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber had six against Ewing and 13 against Princeton, while Rachel Rivera scored two against the Little Tigers and Steinert improved to 6-2.

Jan. 13/17 Boys Basketball
Williams makes impressive debut in two 'Stars wins
         Jan. 17: The Nottingham High JV boys basketball team snapped a modest losing streak with two straight victories, defeating Allentown 62-52 on Jan. 13 and topping Hightstown 54-48 tonight
        Against the Redbirds, Stephen Adams had 18 points while freshman Quayson Williams added 14 in his first game on JV.
        Williams didn’t stop there as he popped in 22 in the win over Hightstown. Tevin Williams added 10 points while Bensley Blain was dominating on defense.
Malave, Smiegocki power Hornets past Warriors
          Jan. 12: Tino Malave had 13 points and Kevin Smiegocki added 10 as the Hamilton West JV Boys basketball team improved its record to 5-2 with a win over New Egypt tonight.
Nottingham falls to Hopewell Valley
          Jan. 10: Stephen Adams continued his hot scoring with 14 points but Nottingham’s JV boys’ basketball team dropped a 53-47 decision to Hopewell Valley tonight.


Birthday girl Rebecca Lubitsky goes up for two of her 27 points against Hamilton in Steinert's win Friday night (Please e-mail if you can give us Hamilton defender's name, thanks). Photo by John Blaine/purchase photos by e-mailing jbsportsphoto@aol.com).
Jan. 6 Girls Basketball
Lubitsky celebrates her birthday in style for Steinert
       Jan. 6: It was Rebecca Lubitsky’s birthday but she gave her team the present.
         Birthday girl Lubitsky exploded for 27 points to pace Steinert’s JV girls basketball team to a 51-12 win over Hamilton tonight. Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber added seven points and Olivia Peate had six.

Hamilton’s Malik Snead, who had 12 points, goes up for a shot as Brendan Harshman tries to defend during the Hornets JV victory over Steinert Friday night (Photo by Mike Dill/purchase photos at michaeldillphotography.com).
Jan. 6 Boys Basketball
Snead paces West past Steinert; Adams stars in defeat      Jan. 6: Malik Snead’s 12 points led three players in double figures as the Hamilton JV boys basketball team took a 56-30 win over Steinert tonight.
      Kevin Smiegocki added 11 points, Randik Gurley had 10 and Freddie Simmons chipped in with nine for the Hornets.
    The win improved toe Hornets to 4-1.
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      Steve Adams continued his hot scoring with 21 points in Nottingham’s 68-60 loss to Notre Dame.
Jan. 3 JV Basketball
Steinert girls win, Nottingham boys fall
         Jan. 3: Nicole Stull and Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber scored 11 points each, while Sarah Gaffoor added six as the Steinert JV girls basketball team took a 38-26 win over Robbinsville tonight. Coach Cindy “The Cap” Astore also praised the defensive effort from McCaire Machado.                                                                                 * * *      
      Steven Adams had 18 points in the Nottingham boys’ 52-47 loss to West Windsor-Plainsboro South.
Dec. 22 Boys Basketball
Garcia’s 14 lifts Hornet boys to third straight victory
         Dec. 22: Dan Garcia popped in 14 points and Kevin Smiegocki added seven as the Hamilton West boys varsity basketball team rolled past Allentown tonight. Brian Sbarro’s squad is now 3-0 and has outscored its opponents by an overwhelming 40 points.
Dec. 22 Girls Basketball
Steinert gets 13 from Wolfsgruber in win over Trenton
             Dec. 22: The Steinert JV girls’ basketball team claimed a big win today, upending Trenton 29-23 in Tornado Alley.
    Steinert roared to a 14-0 advantage and then held on as Trenton slowly whittled the advantage down. But the ball handling of Kaitlin Fedor helped the Spartans withstand a swarming defense down the stretch.
    Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber led the attack with 13 points, while Rebecca Lubitsky added seven.  
Dec. 22 Boys Basketball
Mathis helps 'Stars past Cards for second straight win
          Dec. 22: The Nottingham JV boys’ basketball team won its second straight, 57-48, over Lawrence tonight. D’Andre Mathis paced the Northstars with 17 while Steven Adams chipped in 15. Nottingham improved to 2-1.
Adams lifts Nottingham boys past WW-P North
          Dec. 20: Stephen Adams tallied 25 points to lead the Nottingham boys JV basketball team to a 58-44 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro North tonight. The Northstars improved to 1-1.
Steinert girls basketball works OT to open with a victory
            Dec. 16: After Sarah Gaffoor tied the game with 0.6 seconds left in regulation, Steinert’s JV girls basketball team went on to take a 40-34 victory over Allentown on opening night. Kaitlin Wolfsgruber led all scorers with 15 points, and a big three-pointer and two foul shots resulting from a technical foul helped spark the Spartans.
Princeton's second-half blitz sends 'Stars boys to defeat
         Dec. 16: Princeton used an 18-0 run at the outset of the second half to snap a tie game and go on to a 55-39 victory over Nottingham tonight. Stephen Adams led the way with 11, Kevin Williams added 10 and D’Andre Mathis had nine.

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