John Marshall High School | Archive | February, 2010

Boys basketball, 2/26/10: Petersburg 77, JM 70

Posted on 28 February 2010 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
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Tyre Desmore is missing a vowel.

Tyre Does-more is more like it.

The senior sparked Petersburg’s full-court 2-2-1 press as the Crimson Wave dispatched of its 26 straight victim, this time John Marshall, 77-70 in the Central Region semifinals Friday night.

The Crimson Wave trailed 46-41 with 2:01 remaining in the third period when coach Bill Lawson III input the pressure.

A slew of Jayem turnovers later, Petersburg led 50-46 going into the fourth period, a 9-0 bolt.

John Marshall got as close as three points, 68-65, but Petersburg knocked in free throws late to close it.

Petersburg received 28 points and eight boards from DuVaughn Maxwell, 15 from Kevin Green, 12 from Frank Mason and nine each from Desmore (six steals) and Spain (eight boards).

The Justices got 20 points, 10 boards and three blocks from Travis McKie. Willie Mangum had 16 points, 14 from Devonte Payne off the bench and 10 each from Tahir Little and Davaughn Lampkin.

The Crimson Wave will face Central District rival Thomas Dale, a 76-61 victor over Meadowbrook in the nightcap.

Three Central District teams made it to the final four, the first time that’s happened in the Central Region.

Now two will play for the title. The winner will stay in the 804 area for the state Group AAA quarterfinals. Loser hits the road to the Eastern Region.

John Marshall 15 16 15 24 – 70
Petersburg    19 11 20 27 – 77
John Marshall (21-5): Mangum 16, Little 10, McKie 20, Lampkin 10, Conyers 0, Payne 14, Eccles 0, Vaughan 0, Jenkins 0. Totals: 26 13-19 70. 3-point goals: Mangum 2, Payne 2, Little.
Petersburg (26-0): Green 15, Desmore 9, Mason 12, Maxwell 28, Spain 9, Hoosier 0, Maxwell 4, Patterson 0. Totals: 27 21-32 77. 3-point goals: Maxwell, Mason.

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Boys basketball, 2/23/10: JM 93, Monacan 68

Posted on 24 February 2010 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
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A feeling of disrespect carried Monacan to a 20-win season.

Isn’t it ironic that Monacan’s pregame behavior gave homestanding John Marshall the same thoughts?

The Justices were fueled by the Chiefs’ exuberance, and took it out on their visitors for a 93-68 victory in the Central Region quarterfinals Tuesday evening in a packed, toasty gym at John Marshall.

“They were in the back screaming all loud and I felt [disrespected],” said JM PG Tahir Little, who scored 19 points and controlled the game with his quickness and penetration. “This is our house. We protect our house.”

The Justices won every quarter, forcing Monacan timeouts it seemed like every minute as Chiefs coach Bill Roberson looked for answers.

A hot start by Willie Mangum (eight straight points to start the game, 18 total) put the Justices off to a good start. Little scored in the lane to force a Monacan timeout with 3:13 left, up 37-20.

Then Monacan’s Derrick Cates picked up his third foul on a Travis McKie drive, a huge loss for Monacan.

McKie had his way inside with 30 points and 14 rebounds as Monacan cut the lead to 15 at one point but would get no closer.

Sean Armstrong led Monacan with 22 points.

Monacan   12 14 22 20 – 68
J. Marshall 25 20 27 21 – 93
Monacan (20-4): Conner 13, B. Riester 2, Armstrong 22, A. Brown 5, Cates 0, Each 0, Myers 15, Graves 2, Kier 9, Wilkins 0, Roberston 0. Totals: 21 23-29 68. 3-point goals: Conner 2, Myers.
John Marshall (21-4): Payne 7, Mangum 18, Little 19, McKie 30, Lampkin 6, Jenkins 0, Conyers 3, Bell 6, Vaughan 0, Clark 2, Fuller 2, Tunstall 0, Bullock 0. Totals: 34 19-22 93. 3-point goals: Mangum 2, McKie, Payne.

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Boys basketball, 2/22/10: Jayem 81, Hopewell 71

Posted on 23 February 2010 by .

Hopewell forced a tie at 70, but John Marshall finished the contest on an 11-1 bolt to win the Central Region first round game Monday.

The Justices got off to a hot start with 15 points from Willie Mangum. The sophomore finished with 20 points.

Travis McKie threw in 23 points for the Justices, going 12 for 14 from the free-throw line.

Devonte Payne had 13 points, Tahir Little 12 and Davaughn Lampkin 11 for the Colonial District champions.

McKindley King led Hopewell with 22 points, Pedro Berrios had 17 and David Rose chipped in with 14 points.

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Boys basketball, 2/16/10: Jayem 75, Maggie Walker 32

Posted on 17 February 2010 by .

Travis McKie (16), Willie Mangum (15) and Devonte Payne (15) each scored in double figures as John Marshall overwhelmed Maggie Walker GS in the opening round of the Colonial District tournament.

Davaughn Lampkin put in eight points for the Justices.

Parker Kirwan led the Green Dragons with 13 points.
Maggie Walker GS  4  4 14 10 – 32
John Marshall       13 30 21 11 – 75
Maggie Walker GS (4-17): Wagner 4, Davies 0, Powers 2, Goethel 0, Kirwan 13, Pfohl 0, Kaine 0, Laws 7, Fiala 1, Loftis 3, Van Winkle 2. Totals: 10 9-17 32. 3-point goals: Kirwan 2, Laws.
John Marshall (17-4): Fuller 0, Payne 15, Bullock 2, Little 3, Mangum 15, Clark 0, McKie 6, Lampkin 8, Vaughan 2, Conyers 2, Jenkins 2, Bell 6, Terry 4. Totals: 29 9-16 75. 3-point goals: Payne 4, Mangum 3, Bell.

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Final boys hoops top 10, 2/15/10

Posted on 16 February 2010 by .

Records as of Sunday, February 14
Current STANDINGS HERE!
Team (Record, Previous Rank)

1. Petersburg (19-0, 1)

2. Highland Springs (15-2, 2)

3. Thomas Dale (18-3, 3)

4. John Marshall (16-4, 4)

5. Cosby (16-4, 6)

6. Monacan (17-3, 7)

7. Meadowbrook (14-6, 5)

8. Mills Godwin (13-7, 8)

9. Armstrong (11-5, NR)

10. Deep Run (11-8, 9)

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Boys hoops top 10, 2/8/10

Posted on 08 February 2010 by .

Records as of Sunday, February 7
Current STANDINGS HERE!
Team (Record, Previous Rank)

1. Petersburg (18-0, 1)

2. Highland Springs (14-2, 2)

3. Thomas Dale (14-3, 3)

4. John Marshall (15-4, 4)

5. Meadowbrook (12-4, 5)

6. Cosby (13-4, 6)

7. Monacan (14-3, 7)

8. Mills Godwin (12-6, 8)

9. Deep Run (10-7, 9)

10. Huguenot (11-6, 10)

Others receiving votes: Armstrong (10-5, NR)

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Boys hoops top 10, 2/1/10

Posted on 02 February 2010 by .

Records as of Sunday, January 31
Current STANDINGS HERE!
Team (Record, Previous Rank)

1. Petersburg (17-0, 1)

2. Highland Springs (14-2, 2)

3. Thomas Dale (14-3, 3)

4. John Marshall (15-4, 4)

5. Meadowbrook (11-4, 5)

6. Cosby (12-4, 7)

7. Monacan (13-3, 9)

8. Mills Godwin (11-6, 6)

9. Deep Run (10-6, NR)

10. Huguenot (11-5, 8)

Others receiving votes: Armstrong (10-5, NR); Douglas Freeman (11-7, 10)

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