Charter Communications 60, Newtown Amoco 29: Holly Ferguson scored 16 of her 28 points in the third quarter to lead Charter Communications in its rout of Newtown Amoco. Laura Willing added 16 points while Laura Denis, in an off night, managed to sink

By KIM HARMON

Published: Dec 19, 2000 12:00 am

Charter Communications 60, Newtown Amoco 29: Holly Ferguson scored 16 of her 28 points in the third quarter to lead Charter Communications in its rout of Newtown Amoco. Laura Willing added 16 points while Laura Denis, in an off night, managed to sink 12. Stephanie Trolle had four points. For Amoco, Justine Kohlsaat canned 15 points while Leslie Trudell tossed in eight and Sarah Roman added six.

Walsh Logging 64, Kerler/Burton 28: Ruth Rowe scored 26 points and Tracy Palella added 21 as Walsh Logging eased past Kerler/Burton for its fourth win of the season. Carol Huizinga added 14 points and Megan LaCava chipped in with three. For Kerler/Burton, Sherri Baggett and Nancy Bowen scored eight points apiece while Natalia Kerler contributed six. Bonnie Willie and Amy Mangold combined for six points.

Kerler/Burton 26, Charter Communications 22: Sherri Baggett and Nancy Bowen scored 10 points apiece to lead Kerler/Burton to its first win of the season. Michele Putnicki had four points and Natalia Kerler added two. For Charter, Collene Gregory scored 16 points while Laura Denis and Laura Willing combined for six points.

Walsh Logging 51, Newtown Color Center 27: Three players scored in double figures as Walsh won its fifth game of the season. Ruth Rowe canned 19 points while Megan LaCava tossed in 16 and Tracy Palella added 14. For Color Center, Lisa Pollard poured in 16 points while Sharon McCarthy and Patty Powers combined for 11 more.

Pizza Palace 60, Newtown Amoco 44: Mary Dent tossed in 25 points as the Pizza Palace defeated Newtown Amoco. Karen Powell scored 24 points, with 14 of those coming in the third quarter. Beth Gattey chipped in with 11. For Amoco, Denise Brough scored 24 points and Justine Kohlsaat added 10.

Standings

Teams W-L

Walsh LoggingÂ Â Â 5-0

Pizza PalaceÂ Â Â Â Â Â 3-1

Charter CommunicationsÂ Â Â 2-3

Newtown AmocoÂ 2-3

Newtown Color CenterÂ Â Â Â Â 1-3

Kerler/BurtonÂ Â Â Â 1-4

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Charter Communications 60, Newtown Amoco 29: Holly Ferguson scored 16 of her 28 points in the third quarter to lead Charter Communications in its rout of Newtown Amoco. Laura Willing added 16 points while Laura Denis, in an off night, managed to sink

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