id-Maryland Girls 2025-26 Game Summaries
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Game Summaries for 11/30/25
V- Brunswick 35 Williamsport 32 In a tightly contested season opener, Brunswick came away with a 35-32 victory over Williamsport. Kayla Ciccarelli led the Railroaders with 15 points, while Josie Spevak added eight. Galilee Shullenbarger, Katie Paschalides, Karis Phillips and Skylar French also chipped in with points for Brunswick.
Williamsport was led in scoring by Ada Butts with 15 and Trinity Brown with 11. Madison Kloos, Charlotte Leasure and Malaya Smith rounded out the scoring for Williamsport.
Brunswick led 16-15 at halftime, and the score stayed with four points the rest of the way. The Railroader defense clamped down in the final minutes to preserve the victory.
JV - Brunswick 14 Williamsport 6 In a defensive battle and slow start for both teams in the season opener, Brunswick pulled out a 14-6 home victory. Williamsport came out and took a 6-4 halftime lead thanks to Findley Chambers three points, Aria Bitonti’s two points and Addy Rhea contributing one point. Brunswick shut out Williamsport 10-0 in the second half to hold on for the win
Leading scorers for Brunswick were Nora Tritch, Emma Higgins and Sydney Babstidner each with four points and Gemma Gowden added two points.
V - Poolesville 42 Monocacy 14 In the season opener for both teams Poolesville jumped out to a 14-0 lead and with an aggressive defense cruised to a 42 - 14 win over Monocacy.Jayda Stanton led Poolesville with 10 points,with Lily Weyrauch adding 7 points.Addy White hit two three-pointers scoring 6 points.Monocacy got 6 points from Jaclyn Albaugh.
JV - Monocacy 31 Poolesville 20 Monocacy and Poolesville JV teams met Sunday afternoon at Thomas Johnson High School to open the Mid-Maryland Season. The game began as a defensive battle. Poolesville found its offensive groove first and took an 8-4 lead at the end of the first quarter. Poolesville extended it's lead to 14-8 at halftime with three second quarter field goals from Lilly Schmidt. Monocacy settled down after the half and got field goals from Princess Tanchik-Solovey, Amaya Lee and Jocelyn Neely. Monocacy took a 18-17 lead at the end of the third quarter. Monocacy carried the momentum into the fourth quarter and converted seven of eight free throws (London Martin with four and Princess Tanchik-Solevery with three). Monocacy cruised to a 31-21 win. Monocacy's Princess Tanchik-Solovey led all scorers with 20 points followed by Amaya Lee with 5, London Martin with 4 and Jocelyn Neely with 2 points. Mia Steward led Poolesville with 9 points, followed by Lilly Schmidt with 6, Bella Armenta with 4 and Grace Mays with 2 points.
V – Windsor Knolls 48 Clear Spring 18 The Lady Blazers hosted Windsor Knolls on a post Thanksgiving Sunday, which Windsor Knolls won 43-18. The Knolls would come out ready to play taking an early lead behind Langham’s seven first quarter points. The Blazers would make it a game with tough defense to finish the half at a score of 19-13 Knolls. The Blazers couldn’t buy a bucket in the second half of the game and the Knolls would convert on the other side to pull away for the victory 43-18. Blazers leading scorer was Brown with 8 points. Langham for the Knolls led all scorers with 19 points, along with balanced scoring from Golden and Molnar with 7points each and Shearer with 5 points.
JV – Windsor Knolls 45 Clear Spring 14 The Lady Blazers JV hosted The JV Wolverines of Windsor Knolls who would win 45-14. The first quarter saw a close game as teams were getting their feet wet in this brand-new season ending 11-7 Wolverines. However, the Knolls would turn it on in the second quarter with balanced scoring to take a 22-7 lead into halftime. The second half the Wolverines would come out hot and create some turn overs adding 10 points to their lead. The final score would be 45-14 Wolverines. The Blazers were led by Robinson with 5 points. The Wolverines balanced attack had nine girls on the box score, led by Merriweather with 10 points.
V - Smithsburg 52 South Hagerstown 15
Smithsburg rowed out to a 19 to 0 at the end of the first quarter, and never looked back. Smithsburg was led by Cam Gouff with a game high with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Viv Malott added 11 points and 7 assists, and Jazmine Tyler chipping with 10 points and 5 assists. South Hagerstown was led by Malaya Moore with 10 points.
JV - Smithsburg 22 South Hagerstown 19
Smithsburg was led by Quinn Cline with 9 points. South was led by Harmony Washington and Radae Ray with 7 points each.
