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December 10, 2009

E'town-Lewis overtakes Chazy



ELIZABETHTOWN — Shonna Brooks scored all seven of her points in a 12-1 third-quarter run Thursday at Elizabethtown-Lewis pulled away from Chazy, 44-36, in Mountain & Valley Athletic Conference girls' basketball.

The Lions held a 21-19 advantage at the half and used the big third quarter to go up, 33-20, after three.

The Eagles tallied 16 points in the fourth, but couldn't get any closer than eight points.

Cassie Jones led E'town-Lewis in scoring with 11 points, including seven in the fourth quarter.

Jones, Andrea Le Vien and Brooks all had 10 rebounds, with Brooks also getting four assists and four steals. Kylee Cassavaugh chipped in with five rebounds, six assists and four steals.

Sinead Cooper and Jori Cooper paced Chazy with nine points apiece, all nine of Jori Cooper's points coming in the fourth quarter. Sagan Trombley contributed nine rebounds and five steals.

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E'town-Lewis 44, Chazy 36

Chazy (36)

S. Cooper 3-1-9, Seymour 2-0-4, Keable 1-0-2, J. Cooper 4-1-9, Reynolds 1-0-3, Latour 0-0-0, Trombley 2-1-5, Latremore 1-2-4. Totals: 14-5-36.

E'town-Lewis (44)

Jess McGinn 0-0-0, Harwood 1-1-4, Cassavaugh 3-0-6, Provost 0-0-0, Jen McGinn 1-0-3, Whalen 2-0-4, Brooks 2-3-7, Le Vien 3-1-7, Ashline 1-0-2, Jones 5-1-11. Totals: 18-6-44.

Chazy 10 9 1 16 — 36

E'town-Lewis 12 9 12 11 — 44

3-point goals: Chazy (3): S. Cooper 2; Reynolds. E'town-Lewis (2): Harwood; Jen McGinn.

JV: E'town-Lewis won.



Willsboro 33
Schroon Lake 27

WILLSBORO — Alicia Mahoney scored 14 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Willsboro (3-1) past Schroon Lake.

The Warriors limited the Wildcats to 11 first-half points and held them scoreless in the third quarter. They used three girls in man-to-man coverage to limit Jocelyn Bowen to nine points.

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Willsboro 33, Schroon Lake 27

Schroon Lake (27)

Talham 0-0-0, R. Armstrong 3-0-6, D. Armstrong 0-0-0, Bessey 0-0-0, Sybra 4-0-8, J. Bowen 4-0-9, L. Veverka 0-0-0, Whitty 2-0-4. Totals 13-0-27.

Willsboro (33)

S. Bruno 0-0-0, James 1-0-3, A. Bruno 0-0-0, Porter 1-0-2, Holland 0-0-0, LaMountain 0-0-0, Schriver 0-0-0, Sayward 3-0-6, Mo. Jaquish 4-0-8, Mahoney 6-2-14. Totals

15-2-33.

Schroon Lake 3 8 0 16 — 27

Willsboro 6 10 6 11 — 33

3-point goals: SL (1) Bowen. W (1) James.

JV: Willsboro won.

Mod: Schroon Lake won.

Westport 61
Keene 19

KEENE VALLEY — Willa McKinley scored 18 and Christina Sherman had 17 to power the Eagles past the Beavers.

Martha McKinley added 10 points for Westport.

Emma Nye led Keene with 12.

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Westport 61, Keene 19

Westport (61)

Hopkins 3-0-6, A. Sherman 1-0-2, Rodriguez 0-2-2, M. McKinley 5-0-10, C. Sherman 8-0-17, Carroll 0-0-0, W. McKinley 8-0-18, Armitage 3-0-6. Totals: 29-2-61.

Keene (19)

Kowanko 0-0-0, T. McCabe 1-0-2, Ostroski 0-0-0, Caner 0-1-1, Nye 4-2-12, Boyle 0-0-0, Gothner 2-0-4. Totals: 7-3-19.

Westport2172013—61

Keene5426—19

3-point goals: Westport (3), W. McKinley 2, C. Sherman. Keene (2), Nye 2.

Bolton 41
Crown Point 31

CROWN POINT — Danielle St. Amour scored 16 points to lead the Eagles to a win over the Panthers.

Alana Peterson scored eight for Bolton.

Jessica Potter paced Crown Point with 14 points, and Marissa Titus scored nine.

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Bolton 41, Crown Point 31

Bolton (41)

G. Cady 2-0-4, Maranville 0-0-0, Servelli 3-1-7, St. Amour 7-2-16, Reilly 1-0-2, Peterson 3-0-8, Cahill 2-0-4. Totals: 18-3-41.

Crown Point (31)

Potter 6-2-14, Brace 2-2-6, Titus 4-1-9, Glebus 0-0-0, Holman 0-0-0, Bemis 1-0-2. Totals: 13-5-31.

Bolton791411—41

Crown Point8968—31

3-point goals: Bolton (2), Peterson 2.

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