Dew’s 33 points powers Downingtown West

Maddie Dew scored 33points to lead Downingtown West to a 64-44victory over Chester High in the opening round of the Great Valley Tournament on Friday.

Maddie Dew posted 33 points which was good enough to help Downingtown West’s girls basketball team cruise past Chester High School 64-44 in the opening round of the Great Valley Tournament on Friday afternoon.

Dew knocked down three 3-pointers, and helped engineer a 13-point advantage for the Whippets (1-0) at halftime. Hannah Supplee finished with 15 points. Downingtown West’s defense was equally as impressive, holding the Clippers (0-1) to seven points in the fourth quarter.

They will play Great Valley in their second game of the Great Valley Tournament today at 5:30 p.m. Ches-Mont Division Challenge with the help of Nasisa Saunders 10-point performance. Coatesville had 9 different players score.

Kennett (0-1) was paced by Jess Hussey, who scored 11 points. NAZARETH 69, WEST CHESTER EAST 22 >> The Vikings (0-1) dropped their firstround matchup in Haverford Tournament even with the strong offensive play of Holly Hager. Hager ended the night with eight points.

They will play Haverford High School on Sunday in the consolation game. victorious with the help of Atma Bery and Jimmy Nowosiat’s 15-point performances. As a unit they out rebounded the Knights 3014. They also outscored their opponent by 15 in the second half.

They play Springfield Delco Saturday at 7 p.m. POTTSGROVE 56, DOWNINGTOWN EAST 49 >> Marquan Gallimore had 16 points as the Cougars fell in the Downingtown West tournament. vanced to the championship of the Oxford Tournament with the help of Tyler Farr’s 18-point evening. Brian Dorsey added 14 points and eight assists. Ryan Hubley recorded nine rebounds, and eight points.

They will play Lampeter Strasburg in the championship tonight at 7 p.m.