Club NewFit Women's Basketball

By ANDY HUTCHISON

Published: Jan 09, 2009 12:00 am

Club NewFit Womenâs Basketball

Recent game results from womenâs basketball league action at Club NewFit:

Team Three 43, Team Four 42 - Team 3 High Scorers: Brienna Blodgett 11 points, Kelly Fengler 14. Team 4 High Scorers: Teresa Papalia 12, Laura Cook 14.

Team Two 67, Team One 58 - Team 2 High Scorers: Sarah Behrens 20, Annie Ackerman 14, Janet Duffy 12, Kat Bovina 21. Team 1 High Scorers: Tracey Pelella 23, Anna Balouskus 21, Sherri Baggett 10

Team Three 62, Team One 41 - Team 3 High Scorers: Vicki Wojcik 12, Brienna Blodgett 10, Shelby Rotunda 28. Team 1 High Scorers: Tracey Pelella 14, Anna Balouskus 17.

Team Two 78, Team Four 32 - Team 2 High Scorers: Annie Ackerman 18, Sarah Behrens 22, Kat Bovina 24. Team 4 High Scorers: Jane Peters 12

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