Rudolph Named PAC Athlete of the Week
Bethany College junior Antonio Rudolph was named the Presidents' Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Athlete of the Week. He averaged 12 points, 12 rebounds, six assists and over two steals across three games, including an 86 72 win over Bryn Athyn with career highs of 26 points and 15 rebounds.
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Siddall 3 seals Laurel OT win over Riverside
Laurel High’s Scott Siddall hit a 3-pointer in overtime to lift the Spartans past Riverside 72 66 in a WPIAL Section 1 AA matchup. Jake Wilson led Laurel with 28 points, while Mason Mraz added 17 and Siddall finished with 17 as Laurel improved to 3 1 in section play and 10 2 overall.
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Panarin propels Blackhawks past Penguins in OT thriller
Artemi Panarin scored twice including the overtime winner as Chicago beat Pittsburgh 3-2 after erasing a 2-0 Pittsburgh rally. Jonathan Toews added a goal and Patrick Kane assisted on Panarin’s decisive tally in a wide open 3-on-3 overtime.
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New Castle Boys Roll Over Ambridge In Key Showdown
New Castle High School’s boys basketball team defeated Ambridge 73 to 43 with Marque Hooker and Marcus Hooker each scoring 24 points. Marcus pulled 18 rebounds and Marcus and Marquel Hooker combined for 13 assists as New Castle moved to 12-0 overall, setting up a Friday clash with Beaver Falls for first in WPIAL Section 2-AAA. Darius Lawrence led Ambridge with 27.
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Bennett lifts Shenango past New Brighton in Parkway showdown
Shenango sophomore guard Brandon Bennett scored a career high 22 points including four three pointers to lead the Wildcats to a 64-51 home win over New Brighton. Shenango improved to 1-3 in the section and 2-10 overall, while New Brighton fell to 1-4 and 2-8. Vinny Turco added 11 points and eight rebounds, with Ryan Conner and Maxwell Beamer each scoring 10. Coach Bob McQuiston praised Bennett for his work ethic and continued improvement.
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Lincoln Park Rout Mohawk With Big First Half
Lincoln Park defeated Mohawk 81 to 16 as Nelly Cummings poured in 26 points and Evan Brown added 12. Mike Romano contributed four for Mohawk, while Lincoln Park moved to 5-0 in the season and 9-2 overall.
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Sewickley Defeats Union In Section 1-A Blowout
Sewickley 76 Union 41 as the Panthers built a 23-8 first quarter lead and cruised to a home win. Union coach Mark Stanley credited Sewickley for shooting and rebounding better, calling it an old fashioned butt kicking. Tre'von Charles led the Panthers with a team high.
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