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December 12, 2011

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Berlin 56

Blacklick Valley 53

BERLIN – Kyle Cooney’s 21 points led Berlin while Ryan Lynch added 12 and Drew Glotfelty had 11 in a narrow win Monday over visiting Blacklick Valley.

Dalton Cesarz had a game-high 25 points for the visitors, who got 16 from John Sheesley.

Richland 76

Windber 41

Luke Shertzer had 15 points and Kyle Flick added a dozen as Richland defeated visiting Windber.

Andy Mock’s 20 points topped the Ramblers.

Conemaugh Valley 49 Rockwood 19

ROCKWOOD – Conemaugh Valley’s Dalton Uncapher scored a team-high

20 points as the Blue Jays beat host Rockwood.

The Rockets were led by Luke Miller’s seven points. Valley is 2-1.

Salisbury-Elk Lick 75 Ferndale 57

SALISBURY - Alex Beiler scored a game-high 25 points and dished out six assists as Salisbury-Elk Lick topped visiting Ferndale.

Brandon Miller added 23 points and

10 rebounds for the Elks, who also got

16 points from freshman Diori Pattison.

Salisbury was 14 of 16 from the free-throw line including going 7 of 8 in the fourth quarter.

Brady Gates led the Yellow Jackets with 19 points while teammate Chad Eisenhuth chipped in 15 and Isaiah Sajatovich had 10.

Shanksville 73

Portage 32

SHANKSVILLE – Carter Slade scored 15 points and had nine rebounds as host Shanksville-Stonycreek defeated Portage.

Jake Duppstadt had 14 points and Jordan Wilt added 11 points, six rebounds and five assists. Nick Bittner netted nine points and had five assists for the Vikings.

Jake Bryja led Portage with 14 points.

Cambria County Christian 59

Calvary Baptist 32

MUNDY’S CORNER – Tyler Berkebile had 13 points and Tyler Gary 11 to lead host Cambria County Christian to a one-sided win.

High School Girls

Cambria County Christian 34 Calvary Baptist 25

MUNDYS CORNER – Alexis Wolfe scored 14 points and Natalie Sokira had

12 points as Cambria County Christian defeated visiting Calvary Baptist of Clymer.

Lauren Maykovich and Wolfe each had eight rebounds.

Diana Marshall netted 13 points for Calvary Baptist.

Bishop Carroll 59

Johnstown 38

EBENSBURG – Kayla Legros had

13 points and Lauren Wyland had 10 points as Bishop Carroll beat visiting Johnstown.

Brandi Young had 15 points for Johnstown.

Blacklick Valley 66

Harmony 28

NANTY GLO – Four Blacklick Valley players scored in double figures led by

13 points apiece from Alison Verba and Breanna Rege as the Vikings opened the season with a victory.

Brooke Rhoades and Heather Marsh each chipped in 11 points for Blacklick, which also got 14 rebounds from Verba.

Lindsay Welteroth had 12 points to lead the Owls.

Cambria Heights 71 Somerset 32

PATTON – Serafina Bills had 13 points while Kara Cordell and Emily Crowe added 10 each to lead Cambria Heights.

Sydney Geary’s 14 points led the Golden Eagles.

Westmont Hilltop 64

Central Cambria 39

EBENSBURG – Gina Rievel led four Westmont Hilltop players in double-digit scoring with 16 points as the Hilltoppers beat host Central Cambria.

Erin Rodgers had 13 points and Paige Lamberson had 12 for Westmont, now 3-0. Brittany Davis added 10 points for Hilltop.

Taylor King-Brothers had a team-high 16 points for Central Cambria.

Forest Hills 77 Bedford 24

SIDMAN – Becky Bard had 25 points, five steals and two assists to lead Forest Hills.

Casey Gallaher had 16 points, six steals and five assists for the Rangers.

Maggi Secrest led Bedford with 11 points.

Bishop McCort 68

Penn Cambria 37

CRESSON – Jill Kegg scored 18 points and teammate Beth Sheridan added 15 as Bishop McCort opened the season with a road victory over Penn Cambria.

The Panthers were led by 16 points from Brianna Kearney and 10 from Brianna Mulhern.

Bishop Guilfoyle 65

Richland 45

ALTOONA – Kaylee Bates had 23 points to lead Bishop Guilfoyle to victory.

Katie Gehlmann’s 16 points and five assists led Richland. Sarah Pfiel scored

12 points for the Rams.

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