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S. Jersey Girls | L. Cape May tops Paul VI to win tourney bracket

Lower Cape May's defensive pressure in the fourth quarter held Paul VI without a field goal until 25 seconds remained, allowing the Tigers to take the championship game of the Ocean Cup girls' bracket, 35-26, yesterday in the Boardwalk Basketball Classic at the Wildwoods Convention Center.

Lower Cape May

's defensive pressure in the fourth quarter held

Paul VI

without a field goal until 25 seconds remained, allowing the Tigers to take the championship game of the Ocean Cup girls' bracket, 35-26, yesterday in the Boardwalk Basketball Classic at the Wildwoods Convention Center.

Stephanie Dugan had 17 points and Victoria Wermuth added 10 points and eight rebounds in the win.

In the consolation game, Laura Gomez sank the go-ahead bucket with 18 seconds to go as

Highland

outlasted

Bridgeton

, 41-39, in double overtime. When the teams met by the beach last season, the Tartans topped Bridgeton in triple overtime.

John Carlson Memorial.

Danielle Barber posted 19 points and five steals for

Middle Township

, which forced 23 turnovers in pulling away from

Oakcrest

, 53-21, in the title game in Wildwood.

Mustang Invitational.

Laura Sweeney (20 points) and Tiffany Turner (14) each grabbed 10 rebounds and Tara Mangold dealt nine assists to key

Cherokee

's 71-40 semifinal romp over host

Brick Memorial

. Monica Roeder added 15 points for the Chiefs, who will face Hunterdon Central in tomorrow's finale.

Moorestown Tournament.

Michelle Lubrano tossed in 15 points and Kara Hinkelmon (12 points) sank three of the Lancers' six treys, as

Holy Cross

took command in cruising past

Haddonfield

, 56-39.

Holy Cross will meet host

Moorestown

in today's championship game. The Quakers rode Charlotte Fuller's 18 points to a 44-34 victory over

West Windsor-Plainsboro South

.

Tournament of Peace.

Host

Pitman

needed every bit of Mary Beato's 26-point performance to defeat

Paulsboro

, 52-47, and set up today's championship matchup with

Overbrook

.

The Rams rolled over

Palmyra

, 60-40, getting 21 points and 24 rebounds from Latonya Oliver, 17 points from Alyssa Vanore, and 13 points by Ashley Certo. Lakiya Artis scored 18 for the Panthers.

Pioneer Hoops Classic.

Senior Allison Toczylowski scored a career-high 26 points in leading host

Clearview

to a 67-38 triumph over

West Deptford

.

Tomorrow's title game will also feature

Woodstown

, which received 23 points from Bethany Humenik in a 49-26 trampling of

Triton

.

Delsea Tournament.

Aubrey Orlandin's 18 points led the way as the host Crusaders pounded

Pennsauken Tech

, 66-35.

Sterling

will face Delsea in tonight's championship, after Kyle O'Donnell (14 points) scored six in a 16-5 fourth-quarter blitz that propelled the Silver Knights past

Pennsauken

, 39-33.

Atkinson Tournament.

Shamira Rothmiller poured in 26 points and was joined in double-figure scoring by teammates Stephanie Gardner (16 points), Natiara Willis (11), and Ashlee Willis (10) in powering

Glassboro

over

Kingsway

, 68-47, in a semifinal at Gloucester County College.

Timber Creek

prevailed in the other semifinal against

Deptford

, 51-43, behind 16 points by Jasmine Martin and 11 points apiece by Lindsay Steele and Tiffany Jones.

Warrior Classic.

Cora Delfini hit the game-winning shot at the final buzzer, helping host

New Egypt

rally past

South Hunterdon

, 39-37.

Lindenwold

fell in the other semifinal, 44-26, to

Keyport

.

Salem County Tournament.

Shaniece Banks led all scorers with 24 points and Portia Sacks came through with 12 points and 15 rebounds, allowing

Penns Grove

to pull away from

Pennsville

, 57-36. Dawn Curry scored 21 for the Eagles.

In the other semifinal, Shayla Llanos and Che'Na Thompson had 16 points apiece as

Salem

slammed

Cumberland

, 57-27.

Woodbury Tournament.

Sparkles Jones and Dominique Sellers scored 17 apiece to send the host Thundering Herd past

Maple Shade

, 56-42.

Michael J. Tucker Tournament.

Latese Hickson's 13 points paced

Westampton Tech

, which opened the game with a 20-6 run en route to a 53-27 triumph over

Pemberton

. Host

Bordentown

fell in the other semi, 53-34, to

Nottingham

.

Audubon Tournament.

Brooke Szymanski tossed in 15 points and Steph Gies scored 14, sparking the host Green Wave to a 43-24 semifinal win over

Moorestown Friends

.

Gloucester

earned a spot opposite Audubon in today's championship game, with Erin McAdams picking up 13 of her game-high 17 points in the second half of the Lions' 56-45 win over

Cinnaminson

.

Hopewell Valley Tournament.

Katie Carty (20 points), Jillian Asay (14), and Ashanti Vaughn (11) provided the bulk of the scoring in

Northern Burlington

's 54-35 semifinal rout of

Lawrence

.