Broadneck Basketball Sweeps Severna Park to Start Season

Severna Park's Keaghan Gorski led all scorers with 13 points in the boys’ game against Broadneck at Severna Park on December 6.

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Severna Park's Charlie Hartman drove to the basket.

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Broadneck's Ashton Sellman (1) drove against Severna Park's Blake Coard (11) during the rivalry game.

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Broadneck's Kamari Williams (3) dribbled around the defense of Severna Park's Blake Coard (11).

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Severna Park's Payton Jeffers looked to escape the pressure of Broadneck's Katelyn Kearns.

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Broadneck's Macie McNece (11) drove against Severna Park's Abby Cover.

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Broadneck's Macie McNece (11) advanced the ball upcourt against the defense of Abby Cover (25) and Charley Coward during their game on December 6 at Severna Park High School.

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Severna Park's Gabi Villegas went up for a basket against Broadneck.

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Posted Wednesday, December 11, 2024 12:00 am

By David Bashore

The Broadneck boys and girls basketball teams picked up victories at Severna Park on December 6, as the teams kicked off their seasons on opening weekend.

Behind 29 points from senior transfer Macie McNece, the Bruins outlasted Severna Park 46-40. Broadneck led for most of the game before the Falcons took the lead midway through the fourth quarter. But Broadneck closed the game on an 11-0 run.

McNece had 14 points in the quarter. London Best had 11 points for the Bruins, while Katelyn Kearns added 13 rebounds.

Charley Coward led Severna Park with 13 points.

In the boys game, Broadneck took the lead early in a defensive struggle, outlasting the Falcons 45-34. The Bruins led 18-12 at halftime, before both teams found more attacking success in the second half.

Kamari Williams scored 12 for the Bruins, while Ashton Sellman added 11. Keaghan Gorski led all scorers with 13 for Severna Park.

The games were the first of the season for all but the Broadneck girls, who beat Friends 70-21 on December 5. McNece led all scorers with 20 points.