In other second-round action, fourth-seeded Marple Newtown outlasted No. 13 Glen Mills, 36-33, at West Chester Rustin and will face Rustin, a 49-16 winner over Upper Moreland, in the next round.
Council Rock North and Norristown are headed for a quarterfinal showdown after each won easily at Pottsgrove. North decked Downingtown East, 35-18, and Norristown pinned Downingtown West, 44-32.
In first-round action, Upper Darby dominated the lower weights, winning five straight from 106 pounds to 132 en route to a 38-19 win over West Chester East at Interboro. Anthony Petril (106) had a technical fall, and Long Le (120) added a pin.
Girls' Basketball
Emily Wetz became the second player in Agnes Irwin history to reach 1,000 career points but visiting Notre Dame spoiled the occasion by beating the Owls, 54-33, in an Inter-Ac League matchup.
Kathleen Fitzpatrick's 12 points and Morgan Jennings' 11 topped nine Notre Dame scorers.
Wetz, the senior captain of the basketball and field hockey teams, needed 9 points for 1,000 and used a layup with 1 minute, 40 seconds left to reach the plateau.
"Scoring 1,000 points is a huge milestone for any high school player," Owls coach John Novarina said. "The fact that she is only Agnes Irwin's second 1,000-point scorer tells you how difficult an accomplishment this is."
Catholic Academies. St. Basil (11-6, 7-4) handed visiting Mount St. Joseph (16-2, 9-1), ranked No. 6 in Southeastern Pennsylvania by The Inquirer, its first league loss, 46-42, in overtime.
Kalee Fuegul's three-pointer at the buzzer forced OT, and the Panthers used solid foul shooting in the 8-4 extra period. Erin Fenningham led St. Basil with 14 points.
Villa Joseph Marie avenged an earlier 14-point loss to Nazareth Academy by beating the visiting Pandas, 59-45. Senior center Mary Newell gave the Jems 22 points and 15 rebounds.
