Ruth Rowe scored 21 points, seven rebounds, two steals and two assists to lead Walsh Logging to a decisive 74-43 win over Charter Communications in Newtown Health & Fitness Women's Basketball league action.

By KIM HARMON

Published: Mar 14, 2003 12:00 am

Ruth Rowe scored 21 points, seven rebounds, two steals and two assists to lead Walsh Logging to a decisive 74-43 win over Charter Communications in Newtown Health & Fitness Womenâs Basketball league action.

Joann Duncanson and Carol Hutzinger had superb offensive games, each scoring 19 points and combining for 12 rebounds. Megan LaCava chipped in 15 points. Â For Charter Communications, Colleen Gregory had a game-high 23 points and Holly Ferguson dropped in 14 points with five rebounds and a blocked shot. Laura Cook added four points, two blocked shots and five rebounds. Stephanie Trolle scored two points and had four rebounds.

Imagine This continued to roll with a 60-42 win over Newtown Mobil. Shelby Neveriski scored 28 points and made several steals. Â Suzanne Marsan and Kelly Fegler combined for 22 points. Amy Mangold added six points and Sherri Baggett and Bonnie Willie each chipped in with two points. For Newtown Mobil, Charlotte DuBail gave it all she had, launching a pair of three pointers and scoring 17 points. Â Sandy Doski had a strong defensive game and added 12 points. Â Karen Katrinak contributed nine points and Stacey Laaksonen added four points.

The final game of the night had Pizza Palace defeating NH&F, 55-47. Karen Powell scored 26 points and Mary Dent added eight. Michelle Smith and Pia Heine combined for 12 more while Jackie Candee and Denise Croden combined for nine. For NH&F, Mel Darrah had a strong game with 24 points and tough defense. Sharon McCarthy added 10 points and Lisa Bigham dropped in six. Joan Plavnicky and Janet Duffey played well.

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Neveriski canned 23 points to lead Imagine This to a 50-39 win over NH&F. Fegler and Marsan tossed in eight points apiece. For NH&F, Darrah had 22 points while Joan Plavnicky and Bigham combined for 15 more.

A technical foul whistled against Walsh Logging helped Pizza Palace secure a 59-56 win. Powell and Croden popped in 18 points apiece to lead Pizza Palace. For Walsh, Tracey Palella scored 19 points and Rowe and Duncanson each chipped in 14 points. Â Hutzinger added six points and LaCava had three points.

The final game of the night had Charter Communications beating up on Newtown Mobil. Â Ferguson and Gregory combined for 35 points while Laura Denis and Cook for 14 in a 49-27 win. For Mobil, Doski scored eight points while DuBail added seven and Carrie Philip contributed six. Â Stacey Laaksonen and Carolyn Bernardi combined for an additional six points.

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Ruth Rowe scored 21 points, seven rebounds, two steals and two assists to lead Walsh Logging to a decisive 74-43 win over Charter Communications in Newtown Health & Fitness Women's Basketball league action.

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