Chesapeake High Sports Wrap-Up

Welcome to the first of a series of Pasadena Patch sports wrap-ups! Every Saturday we'll look at high school sports in the area; this week we'll start with Chesapeake High School.

Chesapeake High School saw a packed athletics schedule on Feb. 4, with six opportunities for victory. Unfortunately, none of them ended to the Cougars’ advantage. 

In girls’ basketball, Chesapeake found itself on the losing side in both the varsity and junior varsity contests. In the varsity game, the Cougars fell to North County 57-33, while the JV squad was also upended. 

In boys’ basketball, the results were similar as North County won the JV game 63-60 before topping the Cougars 72-64 on the varsity side. In the senior game, Chesapeake was led by Joe Russell with 18 points, eight rebounds and three assists; Adam Terry contributed 16 points, five rebounds and two steals in the loss. In the JV matchup, Jacob McKenzie led the Cougars with 15 points, 19 rebounds and 7 blocked shots, while Logan Addington added 12 points. 

In the county swim championships, the Chesapeake girls’ squad finished in a ninth place tie with Meade, while the Cougar boys placed sixth. There were twelve teams competing in the championships. 

GIRLS

1, Severna Park, 295; 2, Broadneck, 226; 3, Annapolis, 214; 4, South River, 182; 5, Arundel, 100; 6, North County, 68; 7, Glen Burnie, 62; 8, Old Mill, 49; 9, Meade, 35; 9, Chesapeake, 35; 11, Northeast, 18; 12, Southern, 18. 

BOYS

1, Severna Park, 245; 2, Broadneck, 239; 3, South River, 205; 4, Annapolis, 170; 5, Old Mill, 136; 6, Chesapeake, 94; 7, Meade, 66; 8, Arundel, 60; 9, North County, 29; 10, Southern, 25; 11, Northeast, 21; 12, Glen Burnie, 12.