Maury Spring/Summer League

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The Maury Spring/Summer League is back in Norfolk at Maury High School, consisting of 9 teams with games taking place every Monday and Wednesday. Games begin on Wednesday, May 6th and runs through Wednesday, June 24th with the Championship.

You can find the schedule below and stay tuned to VirginiaPreps.com for updates...

Wednesday, May 6:
5:30 PM - Maury 56, Kempsville 36
6:30 PM - Bethel 54, Indian River 34
7:30 PM - Granby 2, Kecoughtan 0 (forfeit)

Monday, May 11:
5:30 PM - Kellam 39, Tallwood 28
6:30 PM - Landstown 48, Kempsville 24

Wednesday, May 13:
5:30 PM - Granby 41, Indian River 21
6:30 PM - Bethel 58, Tallwood 35
7:30 PM - Kellam 31, Landstown 26

Monday, May 18:
5:30 PM - Landstown 42, Maury 38
6:30 PM - Kellam 42, Granby 35

Wednesday, May 20:
5:30 PM - Landstown 44, Granby 40
6:30 PM - Bethel 53, Kempsville 15
7:30 PM - Tallwood 58, Indian River 42

Monday, May 25:
No Games (Memorial Day)

Wednesday, May 27:
5:30 PM - Kellam 56, Maury 54
6:30 PM - Tallwood 44, Indian River 38

Monday, June 1:
5:30 PM - Tallwood 45, Kempsville 31
6:30 PM - Kellam 45, Granby 38
7:30 PM - Maury 42, Bethel 40

Wednesday, June 3:
5:30 PM - Maury 53, Tallwood 29
6:30 PM - Bethel 40, Landstown 35
7:30 PM - Maury 42, Kempsville 32

Monday, June 8:
5:30 PM - Landstown 43, Tallwood 32
6:30 PM - Kellam 40, Kempsville 27
7:30 PM - Maury 42, Granby 37

Wednesday, June 10:
5:30 PM - Bethel 53, Kellam 38
6:30 PM - Maury 47, Indian River 36
7:30 PM - Granby 49, Kempsville 23

Monday, June 15:
5:30 PM - Bethel 53, Granby 41
6:30 PM - Landstown 47, Indian River 21
7:30 PM - Kellam 55, Indian River 33

Wednesday, June 17:
5:30 PM - Granby 53, Tallwood 33
6:30 PM - Bethel 46, Landstown 43
7:30 PM - Kempsville 53, Indian River 41


TOURNAMENT:

Monday, June 22:
5:30 PM - #3 Maury 39, #6 Tallwood 35
6:30 PM - #2 Kellam 57, #7 Kempsville 32
7:30 PM - #1 Bethel 52, #8 Indian River 35
8:30 PM - #4 Landstown 40, #5 Granby 32

Tuesday, June 23:
5:30 PM - #4 Landstown 55, #1 Bethel 42
6:30 PM - #3 Maury 48, #2 Kellam 45

Wednesday, June 24:
6:30 PM - Championship: #4 Landstown 40, #3 Maury 29


FINAL Standings (thru 6/24/15):
Bethel 8-2
Kellam 8-2
Landstown 8-3
Maury 8-3
Granby 3-6 * (does not include forfeit win over Kecoughtan)
Tallwood 3-6
Kempsville 1-8
Indian River 0-9

 

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From the #4 seed, the Landstown Eagles notched a pair of double-digit victories in the playoffs to win the Maury Summer League Playoffs in Norfolk.

Led by a strong effort from 5-foot-10 guard Tyriq Nady from the Class of 2016, the Eagles pulled away from the host Commodores 40-29 in the Championship. That followed up by an impressive outing the day before in the semifinals, where they opened the second half on a 9-0 run to break open a one-point game at the half in their 55-42 victory over Bethel.

Bethel, which got 20 points from guard Damian Knowlin in defeat, had beaten Landstown twice before in the league. The Bruins' only other loss was to Maury, which rallied from a 25-20 deficit at the half to defeat Kellam 48-45.

Incoming freshman guard Chase Coleman (5'9") - the younger brother of ex-Maury star and Class of 2017 four-star Matt Coleman of Oak Hill - led the way for the Commodores in their win over Kellam with 19 points, including four makes from three-point territory. Anthony Williams, a rising senior wing, added 12 points.

In the loss for Kellam, 6-foot-5 forward Noah Singer from the Class of 2016 scored 17 points, 15 in the first half.

Landstown got steady play throughout from Class of 2016 guard Maurice Jones, who scored 19 points and was a perfect 8-of-8 from the foul line in the semis vs. Bethel. Nady chipped in 10 points in that win, while incoming freshman Mike Christmas (6'4") showed promise in the paint.

Although Coach Dwight Robinson's team must replace two-time All-State center Darius Bolstad, who's off to play his College Basketball at Radford, the Eagles return three starters on the perimeter in Nady, Jones and three-point shooting threat Daryus Evans. Six-foot-3 wing Darius Wallace looks to take on a bigger role after being a sub a season ago with a distinct possibility of being a key starter for a Landstown program that has made back-to-back trips to the State Tournament in Group 6A.