PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP | Thursday’s results

BOYS

Austintown Fitch 56, Jefferson 45

JEFFERSON

The Falcons won on the road in an inter-tier All-American Conference matchup. Details of the game were not reported.

GIRLS

Austintown Fitch 51, Cardinal Mooney 46

YOUNGSTOWN

Sabria Hunter’s 17 points and Allexis Sallee’s 11 powered the Falcons to a road win over the Cardinals (3-16). Renee Santisi led Mooney with 12 points while Maggie Monahan and Taylor Martin had 11 and 10 points apiece.

East Palestine 43, Wellsville 40

EAST PALESTINE

Sadie Walker led East Palestine with 14 points, Marlaina Frye contributed 13 points, and Hannah Hall tacked on an additional 11 points. Ashley Bennett led Wellsville with a game-high 17 points.

Jackson-Milton 58, Mineral Ridge 16

MINERAL RIDGE

Kaitlyn Totani led the Bluejays with three shots from behind the arc and a game-high 15 points. Olivia Wolfe contributed 14 points and Michaelina Terranova tacked on 13 points for Jackson-Milton. Taryn Kolesar led Mineral Ridge with six points.

Columbiana 51, Leetonia 24

LEETONIA

Mariah Rovnak had 12 points, including two 3-pointers and Taylor Hall added 11 as the Clippers (18-4) clinched the ITCL White Division. Kristy Eckman led the Bears with seven points.

Western Reserve 41, Lowellville 28

LOWELLVILLE

Maddie Kreitzburg hit three 3-pointers to lead the Devils to their 13th win of the season. Faith Borer led Lowellville with seven points. Western Reserve will play either Valley Christian or Heartland Christian on Feb. 20.

South Range 73, Springfield 36

BEAVER TOWNSHIP

The Raiders (18-2, 8-0 ITCL) held a 19-point lead at halftime that only got bigger. Maddie Durkin led South Range with 24 points, Morgan Czopur added 15 points and Taylor Naples and Lynnie Ritter each scored 12 points. Kasey Kohler was the lone Springfield (6-13) player in double figures with 13 points.

Mathews 59, Grand Valley 52

VIENNA

Four 3-pointers from Paige Sponsler, who finished with a game-high 22 points, and 15 points from Bryanna McClurg powered Mathews to a home win. Katarina Schubert also added 14 points. Abby Triskett led the way for Grand Valley with 16 points while Abby Takacs contributed 14 points.

Champion 42, Southington 25

SOUTHINGTON

Megan Turner and Haley Dean each scored 13 points and the Golden Flashes limited the Wildcats to no more than seven points in each quarter. Turner made three 3-pointers. Courtney Warnick led Southington with nine points.

McDonald 55, Sebring 32

SEBRING

Samantha Homa had a double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds as the Blue Devils beat the Trojans in ITCL play. Sara Joseph added 13 points for McDonald. Sydney Smith led Sebring with 11.

Crestview 54, United 49

HANOVERTON

Emily Ferris made six 3-pointers in a 26-point performance to lead Crestview (15-7, 6-2). Alexis Gates added 11 points. Morgan Smith led United (9-6) with 16 points.

Pymatuning Valley 61, Badger 57

KINSMAN

The Lakers won on the road in the Northeastern Conference. Details of the game were not reported.

Windham 45, Maplewood 36

MECCA

The Bombers won on the road in the NAC. Details of the game were not reported.

Staff report