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March 16, 2010

Malone women's semifinals set

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MALONE — Akwesasne Brass Horse outscored Kyna's 27-3 in the second half Tuesday and went on to post a 46-19 victory in the Malone Adult Basketball League playoffs.

Akwesasne will take on Scott Beach Insurance, a 46-32 winner over Mr. Bob's, in the Women's Division semifinals at 6:50 p.m. next Tuesday.

Adirondack Chiropractic defeated Pretty In Pink 43-28 to advance to a semifinal showdown with regular-season winner Niles Asset Management at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Also, a men's C Division game between Jreck Subs and Drummers has been added to tonight's schedule with a 7:40 start time.

Tuesday, March 16

Women's playoffs

First Round

Akwesasne Brass Horse 46

Kynas 19

ABH- Heather Durant 15 points, 18 rebounds; Jessica Hopps 8 points, 7 assists; Breanne Herne and Tabby Bearshield 8 points each.

Ky- Tonya Woods 11 points, 15 rebounds.

Scott Beach Insurance 46

Mr Bob's 32

SBI- Gayle Peryea 19 points, 14 rebounds; Kate Sheldon 9 points.

MB- Brittany Newtown 8 points.

Adirondack Chiropractic 43

Pretty In Pink 28

AC- Amanda Clark 13 points; Debbie Trombley 12 points, 13 rebounds; Ginger Perry 11 points.

PIP- Jessica King 16 points.

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