Khaliq Hughes poured in 19 points and pulled down eight rebounds, and teammate Derek Kirkland had 10 points and seven rebounds to lead Calvary Day past Savannah Country Day 59-44 on Tuesday night.
Neb Ozabia and Demetris Robertson had 14 and 12 points, respectively, for the Hornets.
SCD (44)
Demetris Robertson 12, Johnson 7, Gavin 9, Lee 2, Neb Ozabia 14.
CALVARY DAY (59)
Harrison 4, Keene 7, Khaliq Hughes 19, Walker 2, Derek Kirkland 10, Heyward 6, Riley 9, Jenkins 2.
Halftime—CDS 29-19. Records—SCD 5-17, 1-8 Region 3-A; CDS 15-4, 8-2 region.
MCA 62, BC 39
DARIEN — Trevon Scott scored 13 points and Phillip Petek added 12 as McIntosh County Academy downed Benedictine.
Benedictine, which was missing injured players Conrad Fonseca and Brad Stewart, did not have a player score in double figures.
BENEDICTINE (39)
Holguin 9, McGinty 7, Willett 6, Burns 6, B. Wright 4, Williams 3, W. Wright 2, Marini 2.
MCA (62)
Trevon Scott 13, Phillip Petek 12, B. Moran 9, W. Grant 8, B. Saunds 8, D. Stevens 6, D. Hill 4, D. Pringle 2.
Halftime—MCA 28-10. Records—BC 12-6, 6-2 Region 2-AA.
PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN 47,
HERITAGE 24
BRUNSWICK — Ryan Montgomery scored 27 points, and Providence Christian played with just five players all night while defeating Heritage of Brunswick.
The win propels Providence to the region championship game Thursday against the winner of Trinity Christian and Southside Christian.
Providence also clinched a spot in the Georgia Independent Christian Athletic Association state tournament.
HERITAGE (24)
Stratton 6, Frey 5, Walker 7, Zangla 6.
PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN (47)
Ryan Montgomery 27, Cansantosan 9, Gordon 9, Simmons 2.
Halftime—PC 19-8. Records—PC 9-3, GICAA Region 2-A South.
BEACH 53, ISLANDS 42
Derrick McKinney scored nine of his game-high 15 points in the first quarter as Beach rolled past Islands.
LeNeal Williams-McCall had 11 points for Islands.
ISLANDS (42)
Brown 3, Render 5, Wiggins 5, Gross 9, Daniels 1, LeNeal Williams-McCall 11, Bailey 8.
BEACH (53)
Jermel Baker 10, Rivers 5, Hornsby 2, Grant 4, Derrick McKinney 15, Smith 1, Da.McKinney 4, Peterson 2, M. Bryant 10.
Halftime—Beach 30-15. Records—Islands 1-20, 0-17 Region 1-AAA.
BULLOCH ACADEMY 56,
PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN 35
STATESBORO — Hunter Perry scored a game-high 15 points in the Bulloch Academy victory.
Smith Reeves added 13.
Brenley Hagan led Pinewood Christian with 10.
PINEWOOD CHRISTIAN (35)
Brenley Hagan 10, Kennedy 4, Campbell 4, Ferrell 4, Sheffield 3, Thompson 2, P. Hagan 2, blocker 2, Shuman 2
BULLOCH ACADEMY (56)
Hunter Perry 15, Smith Reeves 13, B. Sheppard 9, Smith 7, Waters 4, M. Sheppard 3, Rushing 2, Marsh 2, Chen 1.
Halftime — NA.
JOHNSON 65,
NEW HAMPSTEAD 59
Rico Bonds and Hakeem Coney had 18 and 13 points, respectively, out of the backcourt, and Johnson overcame a halftime deficit to defeat New Hampstead.
Jamarey Lovett had 11 points as the Atom Smashers recovered from a 25-24 deficit after the first 16 minutes.
D’Juan Gaston had a game-high 25 points for New Hampstead.
JOHNSON (65)
Hakeem Coney 13, Roberson 2, Myers 8, Jamarey Lovett 11, Rico Bonds 18, Maxwell 8, Campbell 2, Morris 3.
NEW HAMPSTEAD (59)
Anderson 3, Clanton 6, D’Juan Gaston 25, Riley 2, Jones 4, Goodine 7, Wright 8, Hughes 4.
Halftime—NH 25-24. Records—NH 9-14, 7-9 Region 1-AAA.
ST. ANDREW’S 46,
BEAUFORT ACADEMY 35
Three players scored in double figures for host St. Andrew’s School in a victory over Beaufort (S.C.) Academy.
Pavle Ilic and John Winn tallied 11 points apiece, and Nate Mayo added 10.
Kane Thorp netted a game-high 15 points for the visitors.
BEAUFORT ACADEMY (35)
Kane Thorp 15, Dailey 6, Trask 2, Robinson 6, Koppernaes 1, MaCuch 5.
ST. ANDREW’S (46)
Pavle Ilic 11, John Winn 11, Nate Mayo 10, Hall 5, Dabit 5, Tymchyshym 2, Hanberry 2.
Halftime—SAS 20-14. Records—SAS 9-11, 3-4 SCISA Region 1-AA.
SAV. CHRISTIAN 62,
JENKINS COUNTY 58
A.J. Sanders canned 5 of 6 free throws down the stretch to give Savannah Christian a win over Jenkins County.
Sanders finished with 13 points. Ahmad Johnson added 10 for the Raiders.
Ira Hendrix and Willie Baldwin had 22 and 18 points, respectively.
JENKINS COUNTY (58)
Willie Baldwin 18, Ira Hendrix 22, Lee 2, Bonner 2, Budgett 4, Parris 2, D. Baldwin 8.
SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN (62)
A.J. Sanders 13, Ahmad Johnson 10, Evans 6, Thomas 9, Hawkins 6, Waddy 7, Haeussler 6, Bateman 5.
Halftime—SCPS, 23-16. Records—SCPS 10-11, 3-6 Region 3-A.
METTER 81,
BRYAN COUNTY 76
METTER — Jeff Love and Malik Kelly scored 13 points apiece and teammates Quavis Kelly and Jake Wedincamp added 12 and 11 points, respectively, to lead Metter past Bryan County.
Bryan’s A.J. Simmons led all scorers with 23 points. Raekwon Love added 14 points, Kajana Dixon 13 and Jeremy McClendon 10.
BRYAN COUNTY (76)
A.J. Simmons 23, Raekwon Love 14, Jeremy McClendon 10, Kajana Dixon 13, Lavant 2, Jones 2, Tillman 2, Bacon 5, Smith 5.
METTER (81)
Jeff Love 13, Malik Kelly 13, Quavis Kelly 12, Jake Wedincamp 11, Travet 7, Johnson 7, Davis 4, Harrison 2, McManus 2.
Halftime—Metter 32-30. Records—Metter 9-14; Bryan County 8-15.
JENKINS 66, GROVES 49
Quasean Harris tallied a double-double with a team-high 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead host Jenkins over Groves.
Jamelle Lanier added 12 for Jenkins.
Shabari Davis poured in 18 points and Sa’von Lowe 16 for Groves.
GROVES (49)
Free 4, Sa’von Lowe 16, Shabari Davis 18, Mitchell 2, Carter 5, Ray 2.
JENKINS (66)
Gray 2, Carter 7, Woodson 2, Robbins 6, Bryant 1, E. Johnson 4, Benlevi 9, Jamelle Lanier 12, Thomas 2, D. Johnson 2, Polite 4, Quasean Harris 15.
Halftime—J 25-21. Records—Groves 7-15; Jenkins 21-2, 11-1 Region 3-AAAA.
TENNIS
SCPS 5, NEW HAMPSTEAD 0
Singles—Sam Brunson def. Alan Ware 8-0; Marc Biemiller def. Steven Copeland 8-2; No. 3 singles (NHHS) forfeits
Doubles—Josiah Van Puffelen/Champ Easter def. Christian Latchison/Rynard Wilmore 8-1; Isaac Van Puffelen/Akash Patel def. Jimmy Aguilar/Joey Blalock 8-1.
ISLANDS 5, WINDSOR FOREST 0
Singles—Adam Thompson def. Alexandar Hanger 8-1; Alex Warner def. London Peterson 8-0. Austin Maust won by forfeit.
Doubles—Connor Rowell/Dylan Waldron def. Johnathan Goanos/Aaron Peterson 8-3, Shane Allen/Sky Barrett won by forfeit.