Evans’ big fourth quarter spurs Henderson

Whitney Evans scored seven points in the fourth quarter as West Chester Henderson outlasted Downingtown East, 46-44, in Ches-Mont League National Division girls basketball play Tuesday.

Evans hit five of her six free throws in the quarter.

Jackie Shea also had 12 points for the Warriors (12). Kaitlyn Miller had two key three-pointers in the fourth.

Charlotte Aldridge paced the Cougars (0-2) with 16 points, while Ari Smuda added 12. W.C. Henderson: Miller 6; Person 2; Evans 12; Killoran 1; Shea 12; Bertrando 7; Alcaraz 6. Totals: 17 6-11 46. Downingtown East: Aldridge 16; Ardoline 4; Hewitt 5; Johnson 2; Smuda 12; Hodges 5. Totals: 15 9-18 44. W.C. Henderson 13 4 12 17 — 46 Downingtown East 6 10 12 16 — 44 3-point goals: Alcaraz 2, Bertrando, Miller 2, Evans, Aldridge 3, Ardoline, Hodges.

COATESVILLE 50, WC EAST 49 >> Deja Morris scored nine of her 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Red Raiders (1-2) collected the Ches-Mont National victory. Alexis Fields added 14 as Coatesville went to the free throw line 35 times, making 22. Annalise Kubasko paced the Vikings (2-1) with 14 points and Mikayla Kushner added 13. West Chester East: Kubasko 14; Kerns 4; Miller 5; Keith 8; Kushner 13; Horan 2; Cooper 3. Totals: 18 11-15 49. Coatesville: Fields 14; Morris 15; Burgess 8; Butcher 1; Wah 3; Ward 9. Totals: 13 22-35 50. W.C. East 18 9 10 12 — 49 Coatesville 10 8 11 21 — 50 3-point goals: Kubasko, Miller,

WC RUSTIN 45, UNIONVILLE 34 >> Laine McGurk had 15 points and Ava Panetta added 14 as the Golden Knights (2-0, 5-1) posted the Ches-Mont American win. Riley Angstadt led the Longhorns with 12 points. Unionville: Lang 4; Amoss 7; Johnson 5; Angstadt 12; Megill 6. Totals: 13 3-6 34. W.C. Rustin: Panetta 14; Flynn 5; L. McGurk 15; E. McGurk 4; Barry 2; Stackhouse 6. Totals: 19 7-11 45. Unionville 7 6 7 14 — 34 WC Rustin 10 10 13 15 — 45 3-point goals: Amoss 2, Angstadt, Stackhouse 2, L. McGurk.

CONESTOGA 57, LOWER MERION 19 >> Ryan Jennings had 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the Pioneers rolled to the Central League victory. Bella Valencia had two three-pointers and finished with eight points. Maggie Neary collected seven points, four rebounds and three assists. Ruth Lanouette added five assists and three rebounds. GREAT VALLEY 62, ACADEMY PARK 21 >> Laura Lum poured in 17 points as the Patriots cruised to the nonleague victory. Gio Sioutis added 11 points and Julia Curran 10. .

Boys Basketball

DOWNINGTOWN EAST 68, WC HENDERSON 47 >> Nyle RalphBeyer scored 17 points as the Warriors led from start to finish in the Ches-Mont National triumph. Danny Surowiec added 13 points and Connor Fleet had 12. Connor Shanahan led the Cougars with 14 points. Downingtown East: Shanahan 14; Littlepage 3; Segarra 4; Hill 11; Jha 9; Taffo 6. Totals: 17 9-10 47. W.C. Henderson: Ralph-Beyer 17; K. Smith 9; Fleet 12; J. Smith 3; Surowiec 13; Delucia 3; Dickerson 4; McFadden 7. Totals: 29 4-5 68. Downingtown East 7 14 14 12 — 47 W.C. Henderson 17 17 18 16 — 68 3-point goals: Jha, Shanahan, Littlepage, Hill,

COATESVILLE 61, WC EAST 58 >> Zuri Harris scored 15 points and Dior Kennedy and Jeremiah Marshall had 13 each to guide the Red Raiders past the Vikings in the Ches-Mont National contest. Jack Kushner and KJ Cochran had 14 points apiece for East and Ryan Price collected 12. Coatesville: Harris 15; Kennedy 13; Peoples 7; Marshall 13; Fowlkes 9; Proctor 2; VanOrden 2. Totals: 20 15-22 61 WC East: Sherlock 4; Ramos 8; Kushner 14; Cochran 14; Gallagher 6; Price 12; Totals: 20 12-15 58. Coatesville WC East 58 3-point goals: Harris 3, Kennedy 2, Marshall, Ramos 2, Cochran 2, Price 2. 12 8 21 20 — 61 13 17 14 14 —

Boys Swimming PENNCREST 96, OXFORD 60 >>

Noah Topmiller, Eric Kellerman and Andrew Hinkley were a part of two winning relay teams as the Hornets fell in the nonleague contest. They were part of the victorious 200-meter medley relay team with Zachary Stapleton and the 400 free relay squad with Braedan Singley.

Girls Swimming OXFORD 93, PENNCREST 84 >>

Claire Livingston won three events as the Hornets won the nonleague meet. Zoe Verbanas and Jill Chase were winners in two events each.