Girls basketball roundup for Thursday, Jan 12
Voorhees 71, South Hunterdon 19: Allie Best scored 20 points, including the 1,000th of her career as Voorhees rolled. Colby Gavornik and Lauren Wagner each added eight points for the Vikings (7-3). Cady Trelstad netted 10 points for South Hunterdon (4-7).
Pingry 78, North Plainfield 48: Megan Horn scored 32 points (seven 3-pointers) with 10 steals and Sarah Moseson had 21 points and 17 rebounds to lift Pingry (4-6). Kelsey Ransom added 20 points, six assists, six steals and five rebounds, while Mary Pagano grabbed eight rebounds. For North Plainfield (2-8), Kierra Adams scored 16 points and Nikita Forrester added 14 points.
Rahway 56, Gov. Livingston 48: Jordyn Whitted scored 14 points and Samirah Henderson had 12 points for Rahway (6-5). Lindsay Gerrato led Governor Livingston (4-4) with 22 points and had eight rebounds, while Michelle Coyle had 10 rebounds. Additionally, Skylar Dowling had 14 points and Lara Romano had 12.
Union Catholic 42, Linden 22: Taylor Gardner had 14 points, six rebounds, five assists and four steals to lead Union Catholic (5-2). Izzy DiDario had seven rebounds and five assists. For Linden (5-5), Noelle Williams scored 10 points.
Patrick School 59, Westfield 41: Molly Ryan scored 16 points and Shannon Devitt had 12 rebounds and five blocks for Westfield (6-3) in a losing effort against undefeated Patrick School (10-0).
Rutgers Prep 78, Ridge 40: Leilani Correa scored 21 points to lead Rutgers Prep (11-1). Madison Stanley added 11 points and 15 rebounds, while Olivia Dabney and Jahsyni Knight each had 11 points and five steals.
Hunterdon Central 52, Hillsborough 49: Alana Connolly and Kylie Fischer each scored 14 points to lead the Red Devils (9-2). Michelle Lalor added 10 points. For Hillsborough (2-8), Olivia Buckman and Tess Norfleet each scored 13 points.
Gill St. Bernard's 55, Montgomery 25: Alexia Allesch poured in 22 points to lead Giil St. Bernard's (3-5). Nyla Mulcahy had 12 points and Devyn Scott added 11 points. Carolyn Prevost led Montgomery (2-8) with nine points.
Scotch Plains-Fanwood 44, Johnson 36: Abbe-Gayle Burton had 11 points and six steals to lead Scotch Plains-Fanwood (3-6). Brianna O'Brien added nine points and five rebounds, and Stefanie DeVizio had eight points and rebounds. Additionally, Kaysia Minor and Summer Sheppard (eight steals) each chipped in seven points and six rebounds.
New Providence 43, Roselle Catholic 40: Katie Kinum's double-double of 23 points and 11 rebounds led New Providence (8-2). Sarah Zeto added five points, five rebounds and five assists, while Hannah Caminiti scored eight points.
Warren Hills 45, Bernards 41: Caroline Baratta scored 14 points for Bernards in a losing effort, while Annie Thomas chipped in eight points and dished out five assists.
Bridgewater-Raritan 57, North Hunterdon 45: Kristin Tribel scored 19 points and Megan Ball had 15 points for Bridgewater-Raritan (5-4). Jordan Beneducci led North Hunterdon (5-5) with 13 points and Kristina Harrel scored 11 points. Brigewater-Raritan outscored North Hunterdon 22-7 in the fourth quarter to pull out the win.
Franklin 59, Immaculata 40: Diamond Miller scored 25 points and Keona Schenck added eight points to fuel Franklin (8-2). Anna Oliveri and Natalie Givens each scored nine points for Immaculata (6-5).
Belvidere 38, Mount St. Mary 36: Belvidere's Brieann Opdyke scored a layup at the buzzer to nip Mount St. Mary (4-8). In the losing effort, Emma Genovese (eight rebounds), Jennifer Cappucci (seven rebounds) and Cassidy Connett (five rebounds) each scored seven points.
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J.P. Stevens 59, Perth Amboy 30: Disha Prabhudesai scored 16 points for J.P. Stevens (3-6). Kayla Gatling added 12 points and eight rebounds, and Jamyra Maye had 11 points, eight rebounds and four assists. For Perth Amboy (0-9), Dashyra Ortiz scored nine points and Zaniera James chipped in eight points.
Sayreville 72, Woodbridge 34: Ryane Brush scored 21 points to lift Sayreville (10-1), which led 45-15 at halftime. Isi Enahoro added 18 points, Patrice Harding scored 12 points and Jasmine Van Note had 10. For Woodbridge (7-3), Emily Kolpuc scored 10 points and Brooke Timinski had nine points, while Joyce Loda grabbed eight rebounds.
Bishop Ahr 51, New Brunswick 20: Emma Boslet had 17 points for Bishop Ahr (8-3), and Sara Decker added 16 points and seven rebounds. Elle Cimilluca chipped in six assists, five points and four rebounds for the Trojans, which led 30-4 at halftime. For New Brunswick (2-8), Roshanna Lewis scored eight points and Aniyah Thomas had seven.
South Brunswick 60, Edison 59: Amber Brown had 33 points, 11 rebounds and four steals as South Brunswick won in overtime. For the Vikings (7-2), Oneseta Ufuah added six points and nine rebounds, and Alexis Adams grabbed seven rebounds. Samira Sargent led Edison (7-3) with 22 points (six 3-pointers) and Daniella Marmol had a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds.