Ewing ditches thorn in the side by beating Hopewell
EWING » Jaycee Lowe connected on 20 points, including four 3-point field goals, to tie for the game high with teammate Mya Grimes as the Ewing High girls basketball team cruised past Hopewell Valley, 62-32, Tuesday in Colonial Valley Conference action.
Kiyla Peterson hit for 14 points for the Blue Devils, while Meggy Wiley led the Bulldogs with 10 points.
Atkinson 1-0-2, Coughlin 1-1-3, Wiley 3-3-10, Apai 0-0-0, Kemether 1-2-4, Oldfield 2-1-6, MSchrader 1-0-2, Gomez 2-1-5.
11-8-32.
Totals —
Grimes 8-4-20, KiylPeterson 5-2-14, Gillette 0-0-0, TDavis 1-0-2, Lowe 7-2-20, MJackson 1-0-2, Sheridan 2-0-4.
24-8-62.
Totals — Hopewell (5-5) Ewing (12-2) 3-point goals — 6 23
Wiley, Oldfield (HV), KiylPeterson 2, Lowe 4 (E).
ALLENTOWN 54, PRINCETON 23
5 11 11 18 10 — 12 — 32 62
ALLENTOWN » The Redbirds opened a 36-9 halftime lead to fly past the Little Tigers.
Ryan Weise and Lauren Coiante directed A’town’s at- tack with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Maddie McCrea added 10 points.
Catherine Dyevich’s nine points topped Princeton.
Stone 1-0-2, Manekia 0-0-0, Devine 2-0-5, Dyevich 4-0-9, AIntartaglia 0-0-0, OIntartaglia 0-0-0, Marciano 2-0-4, Petrone 1-0-3.
10-0-23.
Totals —
Weise 6-0-15, Borkowski 2-0-4, Hartshorn 3-0-8, Coiante 6-0-14, Carotenuto 1-0-3, McCrea 5-0-10, Dona 0-0-0, O’Keefe 0-0-0, Conti 0-0-0.
23-0-54.
Totals — Princeton (5-6) Allentown (9-1) 3-point goals — 2 18 7 18 6 11 8 — 7 — 23 54
Devine, Dyevich, Petrone (P), Weise 3, Hartshorn 2, Coiante 2, Carotenuto (A).
NOTTINGHAM 44, HIGHTSTOWN 34 HAMILTON » Tied at 17 at the half, the Northstars went on to outscore the Rams, 27-17, the rest of the way.
Madison Diaz scored 25 points to direct the rally.
Lisa Cohen’s 11 points were high for Hightstown.
Hightstown(1-7) Nottngham(4-6) 7 13 10 — 14 — 34 44
NOTRE DAME 76,
WW-P NORTH 22 PLAINSBORO » The Irish jumped to a 24-2 lead after one quarter and never looked back against the Northern Knights.
Eve Crawford had 14 points, Hailee Jantorno had 12 and Natalie Wright had 10 for Notre Dame.
Maddie Russell’s 13 points, including three treys, paced West Windsor-Plainsboro North.
NotreDame(7-2) WW-PN (4-7) 7 9 24 2 10 8 19 5 19 11 14 — 4 — 76 22
WW-P SOUTH 41, HAMILTON 35 HAMILTON » The Pirates won their second game to keep the Hornets from their first victory.
WW-PS (2-8) Hamilton (0-9) 41 35
HUN 61, FRIERE CHARTER 19 PHILADELPHIA » Jada Jones led three Raiders in double figures with 23 points as they pulled within a game of .500.
Hun (5-6) Freire (3-9) 10 — 9 — 8 — 7 — 61 19
TCA 83, BURL. TWP. 8 HAMILTON » After suffering their first loss of the season to Woodbridge (Va.) Monday, the 11-1 Mikes took out their frustrations on the Falcons.
Burl.Twp. (5-5) TCA (11-1) 10 9 18 4 2 2— 22 20 — 8 83
BORDENTOWN 49, MAPLE SHADE 27 BORDENTOWN» Genesis Walker’s 11 points and 10 more from Jill Jackman helped the Scotties outrun the Wildcats.
Martin 3-2-8, Bimmer 2-3-7, Pietrow 2-0-4, Stanton 1-0-3, Hutchinson 1-1-3, Tracey 1-0-2.
10-6-27.
Totals — 10 8 18 4 2 20 11 9 17 4 2 21
Fitzpatrick 1-0-3, Jackman 5-0-10, Appleby 1-0-2, Walker 4-3-11, Oguonu 3-0-6, Luyber 2-0-4, CJackson 1-0-3, Drew 3-0-6, Romulus 2-0-4.
Totals —
22-3-49.
MapleShde(1-7) Bordntown(5-6) 3-point goals —
CJackson (B).
2 12 10 16 12 15 3 — 4 —
Stanton (MS), Fitzpatrick,
28 49
NO. BURLINGTON 37, MOORESTOWN 32 COLUMBUS » The Greyhounds outscored the Quakers, 26-18, in the second half to rally for their fifth consecutive win. Brianna Sorrento’s 19 points
with three 3-pointers paced the comeback.
Bonett 1-5-7, Takla 1-0-3, O’Sullivan 4-0-10, Carter 2-1-5, Conaty 0-0-0, Hiller 2-2-7.
10-8-32.
Totals —
AlaRodriguez 1-0-2, Serrano 0-0-0, AliRodriguez 0-0-0, Sorrento 5-6-19, Hall 0-0-0, Archer 4-0-8, Hart 0-0-0, Quigley 2-4-8, Blue 0-0-0, Mayernik 0-0-0.
12-10-37.
Totals — Moorstown(5-6) No.Burl. (7-3) 3-point goals — 5 7 9 4 8 11 10 — 15 —
Takla, O’Sullivan 2, Hiller (M), Sorrento 3 (NB).
32 37