The Indiana High girls won another Section game last night, taking down Plum.
Marky Bilson has the recap.
HERITAGE CONFERENCE BOYS
West Shamokin toppled United, 55-38, avenging an earlier ten-point loss to the Lions. The Wolves used a 13-4 advantage in the second quarter to build a 21-9 lead, then outscored the Lions 22-8 in the third quarter to take a 43-17 lead into the fourth. The Lions did make a dent in the lead with a nine-point advantage in the final quarter, but it was not nearly enough as they lost a Heritage Conference game for the first time this season.
Trevor Smulik led the way for West Shamokin with 32 points, scoring nine in the second quarter and 12 in the third. He had three three-pointers. Bo Swartz added 10 for the Wolves. For United, no players hit double figures. Brad Felix scored nine.
River Valley’s boys hit ten three-pointers as they rolled to an 80-48 win over Marion Center. Rocco Bartolini scored 22 points and hit three threes. He also pulled down 11 rebounds. Dom Speal made three three-pointers and scored 13 points. Andrew Baker had 13 for the Panthers and Braden Staats scored 12. The Stingers were led by Dakota Bracken, who led all scorers with 24.
Penns Manor raced past Northern Cambria, 60-31.
Cambria Heights pounded Purchase Line, 76-50.
HERITAGE CONFERENCE GIRLS
The Penns Manor girls beat Berlin-Brothersvalley on the road in a non-conference thriller, 56-53 in overtime. The Comets trailed by eight with three minutes left, but Megan Dumm hit back-to-back three-pointers and Alyssa Altemus scored a two to tie the game. After Berlin re-took the lead, Dumm answered with a two-pointer with one second left to send it into OT. The Comets then took the lead at the outset of the overtime and never gave it up as Sydney Shaffer hit a three, Altemus had two twos, Allie Mumau a two, and Dumm scored two free throws.
Dumm finished with 32 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 steals. Altemus has 11 points and 5 steals.
The Homer Center girls stepped out of conference and beat Redbank Valley last night, 67-46. Four Wildcats finished in double figures, led by Macy Sardone with 19. Molly Kosmack had 18, Ayannah Elliott 12, and Marlee Kochman 11.
The Bulldogs came into the game at 11-3. With the win, the Wildcats are 14-3
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