Girls basketball roundup || Thursday’s other games

Lakeview 49, LaBrae 42

CORTLAND

Junior Ali Gagne had 26 points and 10 of Lakeview’s 38 rebounds. The teams had identical scoring through halftime, then Lakeview (2-2) pulled ahead by one point after three quarters before outscoring the Vikings, 12-6, in the final eight minutes.

Ashlee Stubbs had 10 points for LaBrae, which had 44 rebounds.

Liberty 50, Champion 40

LIBERTY

Nay Nay Merriweather led the Leopards (2-1) with 23 points. Mindy Dykes contributed 12 points. For the Golden Flashes (0-2), Briana Lewis netted 15 points.

Hubbard 56, Campbell 16

HUBBARD

Abby Mills scored 12 points and Jillian Hinkle 10 for the Eagles (2-1). For the Red Devils (0-3), Amy Jackson scored seven points.

Newton Falls 67, Brookfield 29

BROOKFIELD

Angela Giuliano scored 19 points including three 3-pointers for the Tigers (1-1). Jean Bjelac contributed 13 points and Destiny Prusky 11. For the Warriors (1-1), Tori Thompson scored eight points.

South Range 63, Mineral Ridge 48

MINERAL RIDGE

Kenzie Pfeiffer and Tab Stanton led the Raiders (6-0) with 14 and 13 points, respectively. For the Rams, Abby Riffee scored 17 points and Megan Ben 13.

Crestview 54, East Palestine 30

COLUMBIANA

Ashley Harrison scored 14 points and made four steals to lead the Rebels (3-2, 1-0 Inter Tri-County League Tier One). Chelsea Caudill scored 10 points, Geri Sickle made six rebounds and Morgan Newbauer made four assists. For the Bulldogs (0-3), Katie Bell scored eight points.

Lowellville 64, Sebring 34

LOWELLVILLE

Rachel Durbin scored 20 points and Kaye Solak netted 12 for the Rockets. Emily Carlson and Ashley Moore each scored nine points. Ahead 14-11 after one quarter, the Rockets surged with a 21-2 second quarter. Moore made eight rebounds while Solak and Hynes had seven apiece. Carlson made seven assists and Solak three steals.

United 63, Springfield 35

HANOVERTON

Crystal Richards led the Golden Eagles’ balanced attack with 12 points. Following her were Emily Zehentbauer with 11, Rachel Sell with 10, Sierra Parks with nine Ruth Prosko with eight and Josie McKinley with seven. For the Tigers, Brooke Schrieber scored 15 points.

Lisbon 56, Columbiana 44

LISBON

Katie Snoddy scored 14 points and made three steals for the Blue Devils. Lindsey Hayko scored points and Pam Pierce 11. They each pulled down 12 rebounds while Julie Gauntt made six assists. For the Clippers, Khylea Fullum and Sami Stilson each scored 11 points.

Wellsville 48,

Jackson-Milton 28

NORTH JACKSON

Jackson-Milton fell behind after one quarter, 8-2, then the Blue Jays trailed by 19-9 at the half.

Sophomore Paige Kiraly had 15 rebounds and nine points, while Maddie Griffiths also had nine points for Jackson-Milton (0-2).

Tipton had a game-high 19 points for Wellsville.

Western Reserve 61, McDonald 33

BERLIN CENTER

Sammi Burton netted 18 points and pulled down nine rebounds for Western Reserve. Tori Korda scored 15 points and made four steals and four assists. Hannah Shrader made eight rebounds and three steals. For McDonald, Paige Eckman scored 11 points and Taylor Stanley eight.

Leetonia 41, Southern 32

LEETONIA

Nicole Mann led the Bears (3-1, 1-0 ITCL2) with 12 points while Clarissa Perkins contributed nine points and eight rebounds. For the Indians, Maddy Dowling scored seven points.

Parma Padua 46, Warren JFK 42

WARREN

For the Eagles, Paige Glaric scored 28 points.

Heartland Christian 55, Heritage Christian 24

COLUMBIANA

Erin Letarte had a game-high 17 points for Heartland Christian (1-3). Chris Miller added 12 and Stephanie Griffith had seven.