Peterson reaches 1,000 points in Ewing’s win

EWING » Kiyla Peterson had quite the night for the Ewing High girls basketball team.

The senior point guard scored 26 points to not only lead the Blue Devils to a 92-51 win over West Windsor-Plainsboro High South, but also to reach 1,000 points on her career.

Peterson became the second member of coach Mike Reynolds’ team to achieve that mile- stone this season. Senior forward Mya Grimes, who had 16 points Friday, surpassed 1,000 in the first game of the season.

Jaycee Lowe and Jentle Sheridan added 12 and 10 points, respectively, for the Blue Devils.

Anvi Agarwal paced WW-P South with 23 points, while Lasyasree Tenneti provided 14 points for the Pirates.

McClean 1-0-3, Agarwal 8-4-23, Grover 0-2-2, Athey 0-0-0, Carlson 1-0-2, VBalaji 1-2-4, Tenneti 5-0-14, Tera 1-0-2, Gartenberg 0-1-1.

17-9-51.

Totals —

Grimes 8-0-16, KiylPeterson 11-1-26, Gillette 4-1-9, Lowe 4-3-12, MJackson 4-0-9, Sheridan 5-0-10, KiyaPeterson 0-0-0, Warner 2-0-5, Lewis 2-0-4, Williams 0-1-1, Britton 0-0-0.

40-6-92.

Totals — WW-PS (5-16) Ewing (18-4) 3-point goals —

McClean, Agarwal 3, Tenneti 4 (WWS), KiylPeterson 3, Lowe, MJackson, Warner (E).

HOPEWELL 48, TRENTON 37 HOPEWELL TWP. » The Bulldogs stopped the Tornadoes’ six-game winning streak behind 15 points apiece from Meggy Wiley and Ally Oldfield. N’Dia Stepps scored a game-high 16 points for Trenton.

JWhite 3-0-6, Stepps 7-2-16, MRobinson 1-1-3, Watkins 1-4-6, Hunter 2-0-4, Pickett 0-0-0, Velazquez 1-0-2, Stocking 0-0-0.

15-7-37.

Totals —

Atkinson 2-0-4, Wiley 7-1-15, Apai 0-0-0, Kemether 0-0-0, Hare 1-0-2, Oldfield 5-0-15, Danieluk 1-0-2, MSchrader 0-0-0, Gomez 3-3-10.

19-4-48.

Totals — Trenton (11-10) Hopewell (10-10) 3-point goals — 8 18 10 5 15 30 12 19

Oldfield 5, Gomez (HV). HIGHTSTOWN 50, HAMILTON 20 HAMILTON »

8 28 5 20 20 — 15 — 10 — 4 — 51 92 37 48

The Rams used strong first and third quarters to pull away from the Hornets in Colonial Valley Conference action.

Raya Mount led Hightstown with 10 points. Jenna Slack matched that high for Hamilton.

Huntzinger 2-2-6, Cohen 3-1-8, Kenny 2-0-4, Velez 3-2-9, ARusso 0-2-2, Mount 4-0-10, Morris 1-0-2, Slattery 2-0-5, Pineda 2-0-4.Totals — 19-7-50.

Cooper 1-0-2, May 1-0-2, Slack 4-2-10, Adigun 1-0-2, Guerra 1-0-2, Venceller 1-0-2.

9-2-20.

Totals — Hightstwn(5-14) Hamilton (0-18) 3-point goals —

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18 5 7 — 5 — 50 20

Cohen, Velez, Mount 2, Slattery

NOTTINGHAM 38,

WW-P NORTH 29 PLAINSBORO » The Northstars outscored the Northern Knights, 20-6, in the first half to set the tone for their revenge win.

Liz Kerekes’ 12 points steered Nottingham’s balanced attack. Jordan Brown topped all scorers with 17 points for WW-P North.

Nottnghm(9-10) WW-PN (8-11) 38 29

STEINERT 53, PRINCETON 42 HAMILTON» The Spartans recovered from a slow start to stop the Tigers. Tatiana Dorner scored 16 points and Natalie Mehl scored 14 to steer Steinert.

Anna Intartaglia and Taylor Stone had 12 and 10 points, respectively, for Princeton.

Stone 4-2-10, Harrison 2-0-4, Manekia 0-0-0, Dyevich 2-4-9, AIntartaglia 4-0-12, Marciano 3-0-7, Petrone 0-0-0. — 15-6-42. Golik 3-3-9, Dorner 6-4-16, JoJones 0-0-0, Mehl 4-3-14, Bing 2-1-7, Collazo 2-0-5, CWood 1-0-2, Pappas 0-0-0. — 18-11-53.

Totals Princeton(10-11) Steinert (17-4) 3-point goals —

Dyevich, AIntartaglia 4, Marciano (P), Mehl 3, Bing 2, Collazo (S).

ROBBINSVILLE 59, LAWRENCE 25 LAWRENCE » Fiona Aromando and Maya Johnson scored 18 points as the Ravens flew by the Cardinals.

Briana Audet topped Lawrence with nine points.

FAromando 5-7-18, Cueto 0-1-1, Heulitt 4-0-9, MJohnson 9-0-18, MAromando 3-3-9, Valerio 2-0-4. — 23-11-59.

Totals 16 4 10 2 Totals 13 7 9 6 10 4 4 15 2 10 16 14 16 — 13 — 9 — 17 — 42 53

Stokes 2-2-6, Hemingway 0-0-0, Lestician 2-0-4, Rishindran 2-1-6, Audet 3-1-9, Dempsey 0-0-0.

9-4-25.

Totals — Rbbnsvlle(9-11) Lawrence (1-18) 3-point goals — 59 25

FAromando, Heulitt (R), Rishindran, Audet 2 (L).

PENNINGTON 50,

SOUTH BRUNSWICK 31 SOUTH BRUNSWICK » Strong first and third quarters pushed the Red Raiders past the Vikings. Leah Johnson paced Pennington with 20 points, while Diamond Christian chipped in 11 points.

AJohnson 3-0-6, Rice 3-0-8, LJohnson 8-4-20, Lucchesi 1-0-3, EGarry 0-0-0, Christian 3-4-11, Kavulich 0-0-0, Kiefer 0-0-0, Justus 1-0-2.

19-8-50.

Totals —

LUfuah 1-0-2, OUfuah 3-5-12, Coleman 0-1-1, Rappoccio 3-0-8, Maticoli 1-0-2, Adams 2-1-6.

10-7-31.

Totals — Penningtn(17-2) S.Brnswck(11-9) 3-point goals — 50 31

Rice 2, Lucchesi, Christian (P), OUfuah, Rappoccio 2, Adams (SB).

TCA 69, NO. BURLINGTON 30 HAMILTON » Breyonna Seymour’s 18 points directed the Mikes’ 18th win.

Brianna Sorrento scored 13 to lead Northern Burlington.

AlaRodriguez 1-0-2, Serrano 0-0-0, AliRodriguez 0-0-0, Sorrento 4-5-13, Hall 0-0-0, Archer 2-0-4, Hart 2-0-4, Quigley 0-0-0, Blue 2-2-6, Mayernik 0-1-1, Ingram 0-0-0. — 11-8-30. BreSeymour 7-3-18, Reed 3-0-7, Labissiere 3-0-7, Boulden 1-2-4, Maddox 3-0-6, Parks 0-0-0, Saunders 2-0-5, Massenat 2-0-4, Boyd 2-0-4, Boone 2-0-4, Elgizawy 3-0-6. — 28-5-65.

No.Burl.(11-10) TCA (18-2) 3-point goals — Totals

BreSeymour, Reed, Labissiere, Saunders (TCA).

PENNSAUKEN 63, FLORENCE 20 FLORENCE » The Flashes fell behind early and could not make up ground. Samantha Cartier’s six points led Florence.

Cortorreal 4-2-11, Guzman-Baker 1-0-2, KJones 2-0-4, Patterson 1-0-2, Perry 2-1-5, Sweeney 117-30, Uricoechea 4-0-9. — 25-10-63. Cartier 3-0-6, Foehr 2-0-5, Pettaway 1-0-2, Wescott 2-1-5, Barrett 0-0-0, Loftin 0-0-0, SSmith 0-2-2. — 8-3-20.

Totals Pnnsaukn(7-15) Florence (0-19) 3-point goals — 18 3 21 6 6 18 19 7 9 7 7 10 7 17 Totals Totals 22 8 17 6 14 3 8 17 18 3 15 — 9 — 8 — 12 — 9 — 17 — 4 — 2 — 30 69 63 20

Cortorreal, Sweeney, Uricoechea (P), Foehr (F).