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Dec. 19, 2022 D10 Hoops: Maplewood, Fairview Girls Get Big Wins; Meadville Boys Top GM

Maplewood's Sadie Thomas.

Dec. 19, 2022 D10 Hoops

MAPLEWOOD 43, CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 32

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa. – Maplewood outscored Cambridge Springs 20-14 in the fourth quarter on its way to a 43-32 win over Cambridge Springs in an early-season Region 2 showdown.

The Tigers were 16-of-20 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter and 20-of-31 for the game.

Sadie Thomas led a balanced Maplewood effort with 14 points, seven of which came in the fourth quarter.

                                      

Bailey Varndell and Savannah O’Hara added seven points each for Maplewood.

Finley Rauscher did her best to keep Cambridge Springs within striking distance, scoring all nine of her points in the fourth quarter on three 3’s.

Hailee Rodgers led the Blue Devils with nine points.

FAIRVIEW 56, HARBOR CREEK 35

FAIRVIEW, Pa. – Fairview jumped out to a 20-8 lead after the first quarter and never looked back en route to a 56-35 Region 6 win over Harbor Creek.

                          

Hope Garrity led three Fairview players in double figures with 19 points, scoring eight of those in the first quarter.

Bre Hedit had 12 points for Fairview and Sara Gennuso 11. Addie Greene added seven points for Fairview, which went 14-of-18 as a team from the free throw line.

Samantha Zank led Harbor Creek with nine points.

GENERAL MCLANE 45, FORT LEBOEUF 34

EDINBORO, Pa. – General McLane outscored Fort LeBoeuf 13-4 in the third quarter en route to a 45-34 Region 6 win over Fort LeBoeuf.

GM led 21-16 at halftime and 34-20 after three quarters.

Libby Opp got off to a hot start for the Lancers, scoring nine of her 17 points in the first quarter. Bailey Cannon was also in double figures for GM with 14 points.

Jillian Soder led Fort LeBoeuf with 19 points.

GROVE CITY 55, SHARON 31

SHARON, Pa. – Delaney Callihan and Piper Como scored 16 points each as Grove City raced to a 55-31 win over Sharon.

                                   

Izzy Gamble was also in double figures for Grove City with 10 points, while Karis Perample added seven.

Dirvanna Nixon led Sharon with 11 points.

LAKEVIEW 54, MERCER 31

MERCER, Pa. – Emma Marstellar scored 17 points as Lakeview earned a 54-31 win over Mercer.

Kelsey Seddon was also in double figures for Lakeview, while Alaina Pelton and Kyndra Seddon had eight points each.

Ava Godfrey had 10 points to pace Mercer.

GREENVILLE 38, SHARPSVILLE 21

GREENVILLE, Pa. – Anna Harpst scored 14 points as Greenville stayed unbeaten with a 38-21 win over Sharpsville.

Grace Cano added 12 points for the Lady Trojans, while Josie Lewis had nine.

Breanna Hanley and Tori Kimpan had six points each for Sharpsville.

SAEGERTOWN 45, YOUNGSVILLE 16

YOUNGSVILLE, Pa. – Lindsey Greco led three Saegertown players in double figures with 16 points in a 45-16 win over Youngsville.

Maggie Triola added 13 points for Saegertown and Layilah Drakes 10.

Zaylee Cressley led Youngsville with nine points.

KENNEDY CATHOLIC 63, FARRELL 18

                                  

HERMITAGE, Pa. – Layke Fields had another big game with 27 points as Kennedy Catholic earned a 63-18 win over Farrell.

Isabella Bianco was also in double figures for Kennedy Catholic with 11 points, while Bella Magestro added eight points.

Janiya Daniels had seven points to lead Farrell.

WEST MIDDLESEX 63, COMMODORE PERRY 13

WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. – Caitlin Stephens scored 23 points as West Middlesex earned a 63-13 win over Commodore Perry.

Emma Mild and Alexis Babock were also in double figures for West Middlesex, scoring 15 points apiece.

Marley Meyer had six points for Commodore Perry.

CATHEDRAL PREP 63, ERIE 28

ERIE, Pa. – Jayden McBride scored 23 points as Cathedral Prep earned a 63-28 win over Erie High.

Lena Walz added 13 points for the Ramblers, while Tori Mayes and McKenna Valone tallied eight each.

Aliece Taylor had nine points to pace Erie.

COCHRANTON 49, ROCKY GROVE 6

SUGARCREEK BOROUGH, Pa. – Abby Knapka scored 14 points as Cochranton beat Rocky Grove, 49-6.

Brooke Pfeiffer added eight points and Claire McCartney six.

Rae Montgomery had three points for Rocky Grove.

NORTHWESTERN 42, EISENHOWER 28

ALBION, Pa. – McKayla Presser-Palmer scored 22 points as Northwestern earned a 42-28 win over Eisenhower.

Brooke Miller added eight points for Northwestern, which jumped out to a 13-2 lead after the first quarter en route to the win.

Clara Steinberg had 15 points for Eisenhower.

MERCYHURST PREP 63, SENECA 29

ERIE, Pa. – Lillirose Lang poured in 23 points as Mercyhurst Prep earned a 63-29 win over Seneca.

Olivia Kulyk had 13 points for Mercyhurst Prep as well.

Lauren Konkol led Seneca with six points.

HICKORY 41, SLIPPERY ROCK 14

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – Kimora Robers led a balanced effort with 11 points as Hickory earned a 41-14 win over Slippery Rock.

Malana Beach had nine points for Hickory, while Mariah Swanson chipped in with seven points.

Julia Coffaro and Belle Miller scored five points each for Slippery Rock.

UNION CITY 50, CORRY 14

UNION CITY, Pa. – Jessica Messenger scored 15 points as Union City earned a 50-14 win over Corry.

Tayler Elchynski had five points for Corry.

NORTH EAST 54, IROQUOIS 7

NORTH EAST, Pa. – Alaina Rodemoyer scored 12 points as North East earned a 54-7 win over Iroquois.

Cheridan Turiczek added 10 points for North East.

BOYS

JAMESTOWN 66, MAPLEWOOD 31

GUYS MILLS, Pa. – Cam Keyser poured in 32 points as Jamestown earned a 66-31 win over Maplewood.

Keyser scored 21 of his points in the second half and was 6-of-7 from the free throw line.

Cole Ternent was also in double figures for Jamestown with 11 points.

Ethan Peterson led Maplewood with seven points.

MEADVILLE 70, GENERAL MCLANE 51

MEADVILLE, Pa. – Meadville outscored General McLane 23-5 in the second quarter on its way to a 70-51 victory.

Jack Burchard scored 21 points to lead the way for Meadville, while Khalon Simmons had 16 and Kellen Ball 14.

Logan Anderson had 12 points for General McLane, while Jacob Zietz added nine.

                       

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