JUNIOR BOYS

HEAT 35, PACERS 34: Garrett Hahn, Dave McLaughlin, Alex Naldini and Jay Morrissey led the Heat while Chris Martin (15 points) and Josh Tennebaum (11 points) led the Pacers back from a 17-point halftime deficit.

RAPTORS 52, KNICKS 42: David Modzelewski scored 17 points and Stephen Marks added 12 more as the Raptors upended the Knicks. Stephen Vichiola dished off eight assists, Brendan Reilly made seven steals, and Nick Moser and Sean Zadrovitz had nine rebounds apiece. For the Knicks, Jeff Levasseur canned 15 points while Scott Suhoza scored seven points and dished off five assists. James Wiedemann and Dan Gindraux had solid performances.

NETS 40, HUSKIES 30: Jeff Bell scored 15 points and pulled down eight rebounds while Pat Keating added 13 more points to lead the Huskies. Tim Kerr record six assists and Greg Kraushaar made four steals.

BULLS 57, LAKERS 54: RJ Marus scored 14 points and George Schonk added seven more to lead the Bulls past the Lakers. Steve Bowers, Chris Plavnicky and TJ Mueller all played well. For the Lakers, John Casson scored 32 points while Adam Cameron and Tom Santella had good floor games.

NETS 44, BULLS 38: Andrew Chimileski scored 14 points as the Nets nipped the Bulls. Jordan Miles dished off eight assists, Tim Lynch made six steals, and Noah Kugielsky pulled down eight rebounds. For the Bulls, TJ Mueller scored 14 points while Mike Reid, Carl Geswaldi and Steve Bowers all had solid games.

LAKERS 52, HEAT 49: John Casson canned 21 points while Tom Santella and Andil Ansari had solid games to lead the Lakers past the Heat. Chris Giorno played a great game while battling a 101-degree temperature. For the Heat, Craig Walrath, Jim Wilkens, Kyle Ekstrom and Mike Miller all played well.

 

JUNIOR GIRLS

NITRO 20, BLUE DEVILS 18: Kate Stickles scored six points and Rebecca Narel added five to lead the Nitros to the win. Sophia Cerreta made five steals and Candice Harrington pulled down eight rebounds. For the Blue Devils, Gina Bloshuk scored eight points while Jessica Budnick, Tierney Carey and Jillian Laub had nice floor games.

ROCKETS 29, HAWKS 16: Cat Williams scored seven points while Emily Fields and Kate DiVanno had four assists apiece to lead the Rockets past the Hawks. Jackie Darigo was solid off the glass and Liz O’Connell anchored the defense. For the Hawks, Mary Anders scored eight points while Jenna Van Waalwijk, Lindsay Chimileski, Alex Donninger and Sam Friedman had solid games.

CELTICS 25, LIBERTY 19: Casey Frobey scored 10 points and Ali Legros added five more to lead the Celtics to the win. Lauren Cascia dished off four assists while Kate Harding and Froeby combined for 10 steals. For the Liberty, Amanda Klabonski scored seven points as Karoline Engel, Amanda Chontos and Sara Salbu had good games.

INTERMEDIATE BOYS

TIMBERWOLVES 50, HORNETS 34: Joe Rahtelli canned 20 points and Matt Biscoe added 16 more as the T-Wolves clawed the Hornets. Tyler Hawkins chipped in with eight points and Evan Ritzinger keyed the defense. For the Hornets, Brian Pennarola scored 12 points and Kris Kling added six. Dan DeLaVega, Josh Wilson and Jeff Buonacorso (12 rebounds) had great games.

BULLS 30, HORNETS 22: Joe Greenfield canned 10 points as the Bulls defeated the Hornets. Danny Cartisano dished off six assists and Collin Babbage had four steals. Chris Basso played well. For the Hornets, Tony Gallucci scored 10 points while Kris Kling had seven assists, Brian Pennarola had eight rebounds and Tommy Jackman made six steals.

WILDCATS 36, CELTICS 24: Kevin Davies scored 20 points and Thomas Hutchison added nine more to lead the Wildcats to the win. Michael Hahn and Adam Calderone led the defense. For the Celtics, Zach Varga scored seven points and Jon Zigman added six. Eric Palmer and Stephen Oberstadt played well.

BULLS 27, RAPTORS 26: Joe Greenfield dropped in 12 points but Tyler Tarantino canned the game-winning foul shot with 1.6 seconds left to lift the Bulls. Collin Babbage was solid on defense. For the Raptors, Joe Collins scored 10 points while Steve Orrico had eight assists, Brett Mauro had six steals, and Nick Maurer had nine rebounds.

KNICKS 33, BUCKS 31: Brian Stickles scored 15 points to lead the Knicks to the win. Greg Larnerd, Matt Yakush and Cody Cullens played well. For the Bucks, Brian Cullinan and Paul Andras combined for 18 points while Adam Margulies pulled down eight rebounds.

INTERMEDIATE GIRLS

JAZZ 33, PACERS 10: Jennifer Mariani scored 10 points while Kelly Manuel, Jennifer O’Connell and Kristen Gucciardo combined for 13 more to lead the Jazz. For the Pacers, Caitlin O’Handley, Kendra O’Connor, Christine Uniacke and Alexa Faeth all had solid games.

CELTICS 20, HUSKIES 4: Moira Collier scored eight points and Jen Blauvelt added six to lead the Celtics. Libby Feltch, Shannon Cruz and Alex White all had solid games. For the Huskies, Meghan Breszovanski scored four points. Stephanie Soder also played well.

BULLS 23, LIBERTY 18: Elizabeth LaPerch scored 14 points to lift the Bulls to the win. Sydney Russel and Kim Nezvesky both played well. For the Liberty, Kelly Fagan and Katie Power scored four points apiece while Amy Rosentel and Erica Vacaro had good floor games.

THUNDERBOLTS 26, MAGIC 25: Valerie Nezvesky scored 17 points and Laura Konkos pulled down eight rebounds as the Thunderbolts clipped the Magic. Katie Schmidt, Kathy Grier, and Harriet Morgan had stellar defensive games.

MIDGET BOYS

KNICKS versus BULLS: Daniel O’Connor, Robbie Blanc and Jason Howell paced the Knicks while John Grimaldo, George Zaruba, Michael Rodriquez and JR Shine powered the Bulls.

NIGHTHAWKS versus CELTICS: Kurt Nacewicz, Michael Gabor, Matt Hamilton and Tory Deakin anchored the Nighthawks as Zach Gordon, Vincent DeAngelis, Steven Rollo and Ian Mason paced the Celtics.

NETS versus BLUE DEVILS: Rob O’Donnell, Connor Collier, Dan Quinn and Cole Depuy powered the Nets as the Blue Devils were led by David Brey.

DOGZ versus BUCKS: Jake DeVellis, Timo Roehrs, Mike Bunger and Adam Schankman had good games for the Dogz while the Bucks had a solid team effort.

PACERS versus LAKERS: Rick Gallucci, Nick Tarantino, TJ Faeth and Ralph Sergiovanni led the Pacers as Kevin Walsh, Jack List, Peter Long and Andy Lapple played well for the Lakers.

HUSKIES versus ROCKETS: Ben Collins, Dylan Deselin, Daniel Lynch and Chris Marks powered the Huskies as Jamie Vavrek, Peter Wlasuk, Jaime Bowers and James Sharpe led the Rockets.

MIDGET GIRLS

HUSKIES versus BLIZZARD: Brechin Knapp, Rachele Cox, Sam Kelley and Hannah Deflumeri led the Huskies as Kelsey Hopper, Ellen Ritzinger and Kristin Tanner powered the Blizzard.

BULLS versus TIGERS: Mary Plavnicky, Lisa Vendel, Betsy Vendel, Nicole Discota and Laura Newberry led the Bulls.

SILVER ARROWS versus LIBERTY: Meredith LaPerch, Mary Bloshuk and Laura McDade powered the Silver Arrows while Makena Cunningham, Jennfier Callery and Adele Cerreta paced the Liberty.

SUPERSTARS versus BLIZZARD: Lindsay Laub, Kaila Harrington, and Jen Brown led the Superstars as Carolyn Fagan, Bryony Langdon and Kristen Tanner anchored the Blizzard.

BULLS versus LIBERTY: Betsey Vendel, Lisa Vendel, Nicole Escoda and Laura Newberry led the Bulls while Maggie Morrissey, Makena Cunningham, Michelle Davies and Adele Cerreta paced the Liberty.

SILVER ARROWS versus BULLS: Maura McDade, Jennifer Spanedda, Erin Fish and Shannon Zamary powered the Silver Arrows as the Bulls were led by Katherine Stanton, Olivia Dillon, Nicole Escoa and Mary Plavnicky.

HUSKIES versus SUPERSTARS: Jordyn Good, Rachel Cox, Brechin Knapp and Hannah DeFlumeri led the Huskies while Kaila Harrington and Meaghan Wilson paced the Superstars.

BLIZZARD versus TIGERS: Becky Trosan, Caitlin Britton and Kaitlyn Marsden powered the Blizzard.