S. Jersey Girls: Deptford defeats Clearview, 46-36

Sam Morris collected 19 points, eight rebounds and three steals and Jaleesa Bundy chipped in 12 points, seven rebounds and four assists, as host Deptford knocked off Clearview, 46-36, last night to create a tie atop the Tri-County Conference Royal Division girls' basketball standings.

Kristin Manna's 17 points paced the Pioneers (8-2 overall, 5-1 conference), who couldn't recover from a 16-3 second-quarter spree by the Spartans (8-2, 5-1).

In other Tri-County action:

Clayton senior guard Chavonne Shepherd's 18 points boosted her career total to 1,000, and Sharele Anderson tossed in 29 to highlight the Clippers' 65-39 win at Pennsville.

Devan Solari contributed 11 points and eight rebounds in Williamstown's 48-36 win over visiting Highland.

Portia Sackes registered a double-double - with 19 points and 15 rebounds - to go with Shalisa Hill's game-high 20 points, in powering host Penns Grove past Wildwood, 58-43.

Beth Humenik (19 points), Tori Malpezzi (12) and Sarah Hepler (10) provided a balanced attack for host Woodstown, which started strong and went on to slam Schalick, 61-24.

Olympic.

Annie Payton capped her 18-point performance by sinking a pair of go-ahead free throws with 10 seconds remaining, as Camden rallied to nip host Lenape, 50-47. Moira Anthony had 14 points for the Indians, who carried a 37-34 lead into the final quarter.

Barrie Cohen totaled 23 points, six assists and four steals, and teammate Genevieve Okoro posted 17 points and 19 rebounds, as host Eastern (7-0) remained perfect by cutting down Timber Creek, 75-51. Darian Graziano (13 points) and Kerri Aiken (10) also reached double figures for the Vikings, while Alexis Riff (15), Haley Washington (11) and Lauren Alwan (10) paced the Chargers.

Host Cherokee needed big games from Monica Roeder (18 points) and Tiffany Turner (16) to get past Camden Catholic, 53-45. Serifat Junaid scored 19 for the Irish.

Carly Strickland had 18 points and 10 rebounds and freshman Brittany Snow scored 10 in her first varsity start, highlighting Seneca's 54-19 home win over Woodrow Wilson.

Erin Molina (16 points), Kira Maier (13) and Anna Thomann (10) supplied more than enough offense for Shawnee, which improved to 5-0 by pounding host Pennsauken, 57-36.

Stephanie Browne (13 points) and Ashley Margraf (12) combined for 23 points in a game-opening 33-12 run, setting the tone for Bishop Eustace in a 66-37 romp at Cherry Hill West.

Colonial.

Host Collingswood spread the wealth on offense, with Samantha Gregg, Nadira Robinson and Danielle Trucksess scoring 10 points apiece, and Kesha Hannah contributing eight points and 10 rebounds in a 40-31 triumph over Gateway. Meghan Nowak had a game-high 16 points for the Gators.

Lauren McCutcheon (15 points) and Maddie McComb (13) led 11 players in the scoring column for host Haddon Township in a 74-32 rout of West Deptford.

Briana Mulava had 14 points and Emily Grabiak scored 11 for Haddonfield, which used a 32-4 spree over the second and third quarters to pull away from host Woodbury, 62-18.

Burlington County.

Brittanie Payne put up 26 points and 14 rebounds in guiding host Westampton Tech past Moorestown, 55-46.

Erin Fitzpatrick cleared 11 rebounds to go with 15 points for host Cinnaminson, which improved to 7-1 by burying Bordentown, 43-21.

Emil Bausher came alive in the second half, scoring all of her 14 points after intermission to allow New Egypt to pull out a 31-25 home win over Riverside.

Stefanie Bingham picked apart the Burlington Township defense for 25 points while Nola Henry shot over the defenders, connecting on four three-pointers in scoring 17, as host Willingboro rolled 75-21.

Cape-Atlantic.

Kelly Brady's 23 points led the way for Ocean City, which coasted to a 65-46 win at Atlantic City. Tiana Cannon countered with 18 points for the Vikings.

Jade Howard came through with 14 points and a dozen rebounds and Melissa Senese (13 points) was 8 for 8 at the foul line in the fourth quarter to seal host St. Joseph's 46-31 victory over Our Lady of Mercy. Taylor Thompson scored 17 for the visitors.

Charity Harris (24 points) and Jasmine Lewis (13) combined for 16 points in a 21-6 game-opening surge that put host Vineland on course for a 56-29 win over Millville.