Girls’ Classic: Home 80, Away 72

The Girls Game in the 2016 Quigley Classic went to the Home All-Stars by a score of 80-72. The CCBC Players of the Game were Courtney Alexander of OLSH, who led all scorers by scoring 26 for the Away All-Stars, and Beaver’s Logan Vuchinich, who netted 16 for the victorious Home squad. Tom Hays has the full scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Boys’ Classic: Away 109, Home 103

The Boys Game in the 49th Quigley Classic went to the Away All-Stars by a score of 109-103. The CCBC Players of the Game were Tomas Johnson of Beaver Falls, who led the losing Home All-Stars (and all scorers) with 39 points (including seven three-pointers), and Cornell’s Blake Lipke, who led the winning Away squad with 30 points. Bob Barrickman has this full recap for beavercountyradio.com.

(Matt Drzik/Beaver County Radio)

When an individual player fouls out, you lose a piece of the team.
When multiple players foul out, you lose a chunk of the team.
But the one thing you do not lose is the team itself.

With three players fouled out in crunch time, the Aliquippa Quips held on to beat the Lincoln Park Leopards 55-52 in the PIAA AA West Final. The game, played in front of 2,623 at the Metheny Fieldhouse at Geneva College, saw the Quips survive the final minutes without Jassir Jordan, Robert Crute, and Chucky Humphries–all three fouling out in the final quarter.

Kaezon Pugh led the Quips with 16 points, including being 8-9 from the charity stripe. He was named the CCBC Player of the Game for Alquippa. The Player of The Game for Lincoln Park, who scored 20 to lead all scorers.

Lincoln Park finishes its season at 25-5. Aliquippa (29-0) plays Mastery Charter North in the PIAA Championship at 2 PM in Hershey on Saturday afternoon.

Bob Barrickman and Tom Hays had the call tonight. They now present beavercountyradio.com with tonight’s recap, final call, and an interview with winning coach Nick Lackovich.

Final Call

Nick Lackovich Interview