Record 52 points put up by Grant

ROCKY RIVER -- Following Tuesday's loss to New Castle, Ursuline coach Sean Durkin was a little worried his team would start the season with a long losing streak. Tyra Grant wouldn't let it happen.
The Irish senior forward scored a school-record 52 points as Ursuline outscored Magnificat 25-16 in Saturday's fourth quarter to win its first game of the season. "It was unbelievable," Durkin said of Grant's game. "It was the best performance I ever saw."
Grant, a Penn State recruit, shot 18 of 29 from the field -- making most of those from the perimeter, Durkin said -- and added 12 points at the line to shatter the previous school record of 40 set by Courtney Davidson, who's now at Michigan State.
"She just didn't miss," Durkin said. Grant also had 13 rebounds and 10 blocked shots for the Irish (1-2), while Megan Saccomen and Tiffani Miller each added five points. Dana Vinci scored 27 points and Stacy Haas had 15 points for Magnificat (2-2).
Boardman 49, Uniontown Lake 30
BOARDMAN -- Courtney Schiffauer scored 18 points and Colleen Mallis had 16 to lead Boardman in a Federal League game. April Melquist added nine points for the Spartans, who outscored the Blue Streaks 13-3 in the third quarter to take control. Brandy Gang scored nine points to lead Lake.
Massillon Jackson 53, Fitch 40
AUSTINTOWN -- Shannon Lang scored 11 points to lead Jackson, which outscored the Falcons 15-7 in the fourth quarter to pull away. Kyle Baumgartner added nine points for the Polar Bears (4-1). Alexis Hall scored 12 points for the Falcons (4-1, 0-1) and Krista Mayes.
Rayen 62, Campbell 15
YOUNGSTOWN -- Danielle Liggins and Tieara Jones each scored 17 points to lead the Tigers (2-1). Jones made seven steals. Also for Rayen, Brittney Taylor scored 16 points, made eight steals and pulled down seven rebounds. For the Red Devils (1-3), Danielle Bell and Sophia Brown each scored three points.
Boys
NORTH JACKSON -- Josh Collier scored 25 points to lead Mathews to a 65-47 victory over Jackson-Milton. Tarin Brown scored 13 points and Brett Ford 10 for the Mustangs. Nick MacLarren netted 14 points and Josh Barringer 11 for the Bluejays (0-2).