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Scholastic basketball in brief — Jan. 28

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High School Boys

Berlin 53, Rockwood 49

BERLIN – Alex Will’s 22 points paved the way for the Mountaineers as they edged Rockwood. Ryan Lynch scored 10 for Berlin.

Sam Sanner scored 16 for the Rockets while Ethan Keefer scored 13 and Sam Gary 10.

Conemaugh Valley 69, Blacklick Valley 53

NANTY GLO – Dalton Uncapher (22 points) and Brandon Kendera (18 points) led a hot-shooting Blue Jays squad (25 of 44 from the floor) in a win over the Vikings. Ryan Graham scored a dozen for Conemaugh Valley, which also received 15 rebounds from Kendera.

Dalton Cesarz’s 20 points led Blacklick Valley while teammate Mikey Stefanick poured in 19 points.

Conemaugh Twp. 57, Ferndale 41

Dillon Boyer scored 22 points while Grant Speigle scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Conemaugh Township in a road game at Ferndale.

Nate Davidson’s 17 points topped the Yellow Jackets, who got 10 rebounds from Carlos Mason and eight assists and five blocked shots by Chad Eisenhuth.

Penn Cambria 58, Cambria Heights 45

CRESSON – A. J. Leahey had 16 points and eight rebounds, Kevin Quinn scored 12 and Devin Lawhead added 10 as Penn Cambria triumphed.

Brad Caldwell had 11 points to lead the Highlanders.

Shanksville 58, Portage 47

PORTAGE – A 21-point night by Carson Shaulis was supported by fellow Vikings Carter Slade (16 points) and Nick Bittner (12 points) in a road win over the Mustangs.

Sean Cronauer led the hosts with 24 points while Troy Scoran scored 12 points and Jake Bryja added 10.

Shade 69, Turkeyfoot Valley 27

CAIRNBROOK – Kenny Gibbons scored 14 points and added eight assists and five steals in Shade’s victory over visiting Turkeyfoot Valley. Ryan Fyock had six assists, four steals and seven points for the 13-2 Panthers.

Shade jumped out to a 30-6 first-quarter lead in the win.

Johnstown 66, Westmont 47

Alkwan Williams’ 31 points and 14 rebounds led the way for visiting Johnstown as it defeated cross-town rival Westmont.

Quinten Brandon scored

14 for the Trojans in the win while teammate Isiah Haselrig scored 11 points and pulled down 10 boards.

Zach Drennen’s 14 points led the Hilltoppers while teammate Bryant Fisher scored 11.

Salisbury-Elk Lick 74, Meyersdale 32

SALISBURY – Ryan Vogt’s 29 points led the way for the Elks as they waxed visiting Meyersdale. Brandon Miller added 25 points for Salisbury-Elk Lick while teammate Alex Beiler chipped in 10 points and 10 rebounds.

High School Girls

Meyersdale 64, Salisbury-Elk Lick 36

SALISBURY – Alexandra Yutzy’s 26 points led the way for a Red Raiders squad that also saw Katie Vena (15 points) and Kyley Dunmeyer (10 points) reach double digits in scoring as Meyersdale stymied Salisbury-Elk Lick.

The Elks’ Alayna Harshberger scored 24 points.

Conemaugh Valley 66, Shanksville 33

Jen Percinsky led the host Blue Jays with 14 points in a WestPAC win over Shanksville.

Jess Verno chipped in 10 points for Conemaugh Valley, which outscored the Vikings 44-12 in the middle quarters. Courtney McCallay pulled down 10 rebounds.

Kayla Stockenus topped Shanksville with 16 points and also had eight rebounds.

Ligonier Valley 63, Purchase Line 14

LIGONIER – Maddy Grimm scored 18 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and made six steals in Ligonier Valley’s one-sided win.

Courtney Bridge had 14 points for the Rams. Kristen Gabelt got nine rebounds and six steals while Callen Knupp and Chelsey Hropovich picked up nine rebounds each.

Cassie Brocious had nine points to pace the visitors.

Windber 59, North Star 37

BOSWELL – Cheyenne Feathers and Ongie Null each netted 12 points as visiting Windber beat North Star in the WestPAC.

Katie Tokarsky had 10 points, five rebounds and four steals for the Ramblers, and Rachel Lovely had eight points, six rebounds, four assists and five steals. North Star’s Brady Rhoades had 10 points.

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