Sunday, February 22, 2004
Warren JFK defeated rival Howland 59-40.
CAMPBELL -- Chaney and Campbell Memorial were tied 23-23 after three quarters, but the Cowgirls held a 15-6 advantage in the fourth quarter to win 38-29 in a non-league game Wednesday.
Junior Courtney Williams scored 12 points for Chaney (6-14). Sophomore guard Kayla Griffin came off the bench to score all eight of her points in the second half. Quiana Faison had 11 rebounds and Tiawna Rodgers had three assists for Chaney.
Tierra McIntosh had 11 points for Campbell Memorial (0-19), which plays its last regular season game today at Warren Harding.
Warren JFK 59, Howland 40
HOWLAND -- JFK rushed out to a 28-16 halftime lead.
The Eagles (12-6) were sparked by Aarika Knepp with 20 points and she grabbed seven rebounds.
Alyssa Chaves added 14 points and Renee Black finished with 13.
Carolyn Hanshaw led the Tigers (10-10) with 16 points. Sara Krezeczowski scored 11. Ana Cvengros pulled down nine, while Annastacia Filippidis had five assists.
Niles 55, Fitch 39
NILES -- The Red Dragons completed the regular season with a 10-10 record. Stacia Ray sparked the Red Dragons with 15 points and she had five assists. Jaclyn Sears added 14 points and grabbed six rebounds. Shannon Floyd had three steals.
Alexis Hall led the Falcons (2-18) with 10 points. Krista Mayes pulled down eight rebounds and Megan McDermott had three steals.
Kennedy Catholic 52, Mooney 48
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Eagles (21-3) led 34-32 at the end of three quarters and went on to prevail in the regular season finale for both schools.
The Eagles, who shot 50 percent from the field (19-of-38), were led by Leah Mastrian with 20 points. Alexis George added 12 and Elysa Farrell finished with 10.
Gina Brunetti and Amber Bodrick each scored 17 points for the Cardinals (6-14).
Bodrick grabbed six rebounds and had five steals, while Colleen Zajac had four assists.
Warren Harding 52,Kent Roosevelt 28
WARREN -- Desirae Jenkins had 20 points and three rebounds for the Raiders (12-7).
Janine McDonald added eight points and eight rebounds for Warren Harding, and LeBrea Crawford had 10 rebounds.