Tia Scott tossed in 26 points as Paulsboro put the game out of reach early in leveling host Lindenwold, 64-38. Andreya Lloyd and Alexsandria Matthews came through with 29 points, 21 rebounds, 6 steals, and 4 assists for the Lions.
Ellie O'Neill shot 9 for 10 from the foul line in scoring 20 points, and Collingswood shook off a slow start in thumping host Overbrook, 43-27.
Tri-County. A matchup between Classic Division leaders turned out to be a one-sided affair, as host Gloucester ran out to a 30-3 first-half lead in doubling up Pitman, 54-27. Kathleen Velez (19 points) and Johanna James (10) supplied perimeter scoring for the Lions, while Madison McClintock battled inside for 10 rebounds and eight points.
Kayla Callaway had a game-high 14 points while Samantha Shockey and Cheyenne Clark teamed up to produce 25 points and 23 rebounds, as host Deptford rallied to defeat Woodstown, 52-45. Kayla Mayers (13 points) and Tori Smick (12) staked the Wolverines to an early, 12-7 advantage.
Dominique Hassinger hit three shots from beyond the arc in scoring 24 points for sixth-ranked Delsea, which seized control early en route in handing host Highland a 52-25 setback.
Olympic. Brittany Snow closed in on a milestone and combined with Taylor Watson (13 points) to key Seneca's fast start, as the eighth-ranked Golden Eagles soared, 61-50, over visiting Bishop Eustace. Snow totaled 26 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocked shots - bringing the senior forward within nine of 1,000 career points.
Kelly Giedemann's 13 points paced Washington Township, which outscored host Eastern, 26-14, over the second and third quarters and then held on for a 42-38 road win. Jewel Wilson (15 points) led a late charge by the Vikings.
