Memorable night for Francis Scott Key's Ryan Rill

The final day of January will always be a special one for Ryan Rill.

The Francis Scott Key senior helped his team post a 65-54 victory over Pikesville and give the Eagles their sixth victory in a row. Late in the game, Rill also reached 1,000 career points to become the sixth player in FSK boys basketball history to reach the milestone.

Rill finished with 25 points and added 10 rebounds for the Eagles, who ran their record to 10-3. They haven't lost since Jan. 4 against Century, and they're 4-2 in Carroll County Athletic League play entering February.

Jaeden Heiser chipped in with 17 points and seven assists for Key.

CMSportsNet selected Rill as an Athlete of the Week early in the season. Check out that video below.

Boys Basketball

Liberty 46, Franklin 43

Recap: The Lions (11-5) snapped a two-game skid with a road win. Box score information wasn't reported.

Glenelg 48, Westminster 40

Recap: Liam Long led the Owls (2-10) with 10 points, while Chance Byrnes and Everett Costley each had nine.

Girls Basketball

Westminster 50, Glenelg 33

Recap: Abby Kindle led the Owls (9-3) with 13 points, and Kylie McWilliams added 12 points to go along with 8 rebounds. Westminster opened the game on a 24-0 run.

Liberty 70, Franklin 30

Recap: The Lions (7-7) won for the first time since Dec. 27 behind 29 points from Jess Littlejohn and 14 from Kassie O'Hern. O'Hern handed out nine assists and Littlejohn had seven. Gigi Hall had 10 points and Dani Paulsen totaled seven steals, and Jenna Liska grabbed 17 rebounds.

Wrestling

Westminster 48, FSK 33

Recap: The Owls (22-8, 3-2 CCAL) held on thanks to pins from Liam Arnsmeyer (106 pounds), Tommy Samosuk (132), Ryder Eckenbarger (138), Ty Streib (145), Chase Cofield (152), and Connor Kolarek (170). Francis Scott Key (8-14, 1-5) received pins from Nate Taylor (120), Zach Kinloch (126), Bodey Griffin (160), and Jacob Dell (195), but surrendered the final two matches via forfeit.

South Carroll 40, Glenelg 31

Recap: The Cavaliers (18-0) led 20-3 after five bouts and stayed unbeaten with the home victory. Pins came from Anthony Bond (145), AJ Rodrigues (160), Jarnell Davis (220), Evan Owen (106), and Ryan Athey (120).

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