RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Kennedy's Mastrian nets 1,000th point; Gibbs hailed

Scoring more than 1,000 points in a scholastic basketball career is a plateau few have reached.
Sharpshooting Kennedy Catholic High senior Leah Mastrian reached that coveted milestone recently when she poured in 25 points in leading the Golden Eagles to a one-sided 57-22 decision over the Lady M's of Mercer High.
The Golden Eagles, ranked by the Harrisburg Patriot News in its statewide pool, are a Class A entry.
Only three other members of the Golden Eagles have hurdled the 1,000-point barrier in career scoring: Jamie Cicuto (1,541), Andrea Fridley (1,454) and Monica Grexa (1,129). Congratulations, Leah.
Gibbs lauded
It seems a lot of Thiel College athletes are gaining honors lately in the Presidents' Athletic Conference, especially in the sport of wrestling.
Aaron Gibbs, 165-pound sophomore for the Tomcats, pushed his record to a perfect 10-0 after recording four wins in as many matches recently. Three of those wins came by way of pins.
Gibbs earned a 7-4 decision over Tom Clark from NCAA Division II West Liberty State before posting three wins by pinfall at the Waynesburg Duals. He defeated Gus Mancini of RIT at 174 pounds in 1:09, the scored 165-pound wins over Richie Minner of Muskingum (1:15) and Nick Detwiler of Division III Kutztown.
Baseball camps
Several baseball camps are scheduled at Westminster College.
The winter fundraiser camp is set Feb. 29 from 9 a.m. until noon. The camp is for ages 9-18 and will take place at the Westminster Fieldhouse. Cost is $30. The camp will include fundamentals, hitting machines and fielding machines. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 29.
The second camp is scheduled for June 14-17. The camp director for the summer activities is Dr. Carmen Nocera, head coach of the Westminster College baseball team. Cost is $75 for early signups and $90 for walkups. Registration is 8:30 a.m. on June 14.
Included in the camp fees are a camp T-shirt, expert instruction in all areas of the game including hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, throwing and running.
Contact Nocera at (724) 946-7334 (Westminster) or at his home phone (724) 658-0701.
Clinic for kids
Thirteen players and two coaches from the Westminster College women's basketball team staged a free basketball clinic for a community service project at the Pulaski (Pa.) Elementary School.
Team members met with the third graders, and answered questions from the students. The group gave a demonstration of skills used by the team in practice, then worked individually with each student on basketball drills.
The clinic was organized by Westminster senior Sarah Scott (Eisenhower). Team members participating were: Scott and Rena Paroz (Brookfield); juniors Alyson Gasper (Blackhawk), Michelle Ripper (New Brighton), Mary Jane Eaton (Union), Erin Morrow (Lakeview), Erica Tallo (West Allegheny); and freshmen Desiree Sterling (Newton Falls), Nicole Fee (Neshannock), Katie Roycroft (Our Lady of Sacred Heart), Rachel Eaton (Union), Talley Feiger (Springfield) and Joselyn Parker (Chaney).
Rosanne Scott, coach of the Westminster team, and assistant Katie Miler also participated.