GIRLS BASKETBALL TOP PERFORMERS

Caitlin Finnegan, Ludlowe: Finnegan was the FCIAC championship MVP with 14 points as Ludlowe won its first FCIAC title over St. Joseph.

Nicole Decker, Thomaston: Decker had a game-high 20 points as Thomaston beat Northwestern to win the Berkshire

League championship. semifinals against West She scored 26 points Haven. in the semifinals against Liana Salamone, East Gilbert. Hampton: The sophomore

Alana Philpotts, Shoreline Player of Hamden: Philpotts was the Year scored 76 points named MVP of the championship, in three Shoreline tournament scoring 19 points games, including 16 and playing lock down defense in the championship win as Hamden beat over Cromwell.

SHA for the SCC title. She Sydney Scalzo, New scored 21 points in the Milford: The senior scored 10 points in the first half and 14 overall to lead the Green Wave to the SWC championship over Immaculate.

Faye Kaplinski, Simsbury: The senior scored a season-high 18 points as Simsbury defeated Conard in the CCC championship game.

Audrey Tice, St. Paul:

Tice had 19 points, leading St. Paul to the NVL championship with a 51-47 win over Holy Cross and being named tournament MVP.

Nalyce Dudley, New London: The senior was named MVP of the ECC Tournament, scoring 81 points in three games, including 19 in the championship game against Ledyard.

Isabel Kenney, Bolton: Kenney had 14 points and six rebounds as Bolton won the NCCC championship against Somers.

Erin Donegan, St. Joseph: The junior had 20 points in the Cadets FCIAC semifinal win over Warde.