S. Jersey Girls: Collingswood rolls past Audubon to clinch piece of crown

Lauren Gregg set the tone early, scoring 17 of her 24 points in the first half, as host

Collingswood

clinched at least a share of the Colonial Conference girls' basketball title yesterday with a 65-22 rout of

Audubon

.

Brielle Crites chipped in 15 points and seven assists, and Aja Crites scored 11 for the Panthers, who improved to 22-3 overall and closed out their conference schedule with a 19-1 mark.

Haddonfield

(21-3, 18-1), which rode 18 points by Rachel Oakley and eight rebounds and eight assists by Annie Maloney to a 49-30 win over visiting

Sterling

, can claim a share of the crown tomorrow with a win over Lindenwold.

Tri-County.

Dawn Curry fired in 22 points to finish as the No. 2 scorer in

Pennsville

basketball history - boys and girls - to provide a highlight for the Eagles in their 52-32 loss to visiting

Gloucester

. Curry has 1,288 points, second only to the 2,110 posted by Katie Kline in 2004. Gloucester took command early, with Kristin Jacobs (14 points) and Kaylee Conner (10) doing most of the damage.

Shalisa Hill capped her 26-point, nine-rebound performance by putting in the go-ahead basket late in

Penns Grove

's 53-51 victory over visiting

Salem

. Shaniece Banks added 12 points and seven rebounds, and Portia Sacks contributed 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Red Devils, who have won 11 of their last 12 games. Shayla Llanos (19 points) and Che'Na Thompson (15) keyed the Rams' attack.

Cape-Atlantic.

Sally O'Donnell poured in 27 points and

Wildwood Catholic

converted 12 of 14 free throws to claim a 44-41 upset at

Holy Spirit

.

Shadai Hill led all scorers with 20 points and Daimis Ortiz added 14, as

Oakcrest

shifted into another gear in the second half to outrun host

Pleasantville

, 52-41. Kierra Walker's 17 points led the Greyhounds.

Olympic.

Ebony Sellers of

Woodrow Wilson

won the individual scoring duel with 34 points, but Annie Payton (19 points), Shamaine Rudolph (14) and Diamonique Carr (13) helped host

Camden

come out with a 64-54 win and city bragging rights.

Bishop Eustace

used seven three-point baskets by the tandem of Stephanie Browne (17 points) and Kaitlin Margraf (12) to pull out a 51-42 win at

Paul VI

. Christine Reilly's 12 points topped the Eagles' scoring.

Nonleague.

Melissa Chu sank a driving layup with three seconds left, giving her eight points and making host

Shawnee

a 45-43 winner over

Living Faith Christian

. The Renegades battled back from a seven-point halftime deficit behind the scoring of Keira Maier (19 points) and Anna Thomann (12).

Michelle Lubrano came on to score six of her 18 points in the third quarter, and Steph Deisley contributed 14 points to help

Holy Cross

escape with a 55-47 win at

Hammonton

. The Blue Devils did some damage on the boards, with Kyana McCarthy (13 points) and Brittany Lawson combining for 17 rebounds.

Christina Foggie supplied long-range scoring, finishing with 19 points, and Moira Anthony netted 13 to lead

Lenape

to a 53-42 triumph at

Rancocas Valley

.

Laura Gomez of

Highland

had a game-high 13 points, including six in the final quarter to seal the Tartans' 39-30 victory at

Winslow Township

. The Eagles were paced by Kayla Belton's 10 points.

Chelsea Grover got off to a quick start, scoring 10 of her 15 points in the first half, as

Seneca

soared out to a 12-point lead and coasted to a 56-30 win at

Kingsway

. Kate Marino added seven rebounds, six points and three steals for the Golden Eagles.

Host

Wildwood

raced out to a 22-6 lead, and saw Shakiyrah Bishop total 19 points and five assists, and Latifah McNeal post 18 points and 15 rebounds in a 56-40 romp past

St. Joseph

.