Boys’ Basketball

Lincoln Park 63, Neshannock 61
Aliquippa 59, Washington 46
Bishop Canevin 72, Quaker Valley 44

Girls’ Basketball

Hampton 52, Blackhawk 40
Vincentian 60, Rochester 24
Mars 57, Ambridge 38
Quigley Catholic 49, Winchester-Thurston 42
Cornell 53, Ellis 39

Mens’ College Basketball

Pitt 66, Syracuse 52
SF-Brooklyn 82, Robert Morris 72

NHL

Tampa Bay 4, Pittsburgh 2

It was all Chucky Humphries all day for the Aliquippa Quips in the WPIAL Quarterfinals vs Washington on WMBA.

Humphries led all scorers with 19, including 17 in the first half, in Aliquippa’s 59-46 win over the Little Prexies. Nate Swart led the Prexies with 12. Both men are named CCBC Players of The Game.

Aliquippa faces Greensburg Central Catholic in the Semifinals Wednesday. Bob Barrickman has the scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Despite the early foul trouble (3 in the first half), Gabrielle Smith came off the bench to score 27 and lead the Quigley Catholic Lady Spartans to a WPIAL Quarterfinal victory over the Winchester-Thurston Lady Bears on WMBA Saturday afternoon.

Smith’s presence in the second half shares top billing with teammate Taylor Kirschner, who led the Lady Spartans with 17. She is joined as CCBC Players of the Game with Winchester-Thurston’s Ayanna Townsend, who led the Lady Bears with 27 (tying Smith for leading all scorers).

Quigley afdvances to the Class A Girls’ Semifinals against Vincentian on Wednesday. Winchester-Thurston faces Rochester in a PIAA Playoffs play-in game; site and time to be announced later.

Bob Barrickman has the scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

The Ambridge Lady Bridgers fell to the Mars Lady Planets Saturday on WBVP, and now face a one-game playoff to keep their season alive.

Mars won 57-38, being led by Tai Johnson who scored 20 to lead all scorers. She earned CCBC Player of The Game honors with Ambridge’s Abbey Antolic, who led the Lady Bridgers with 12.

Ambridge faces South Park in the PIAA Play-in game on Monday. Mars plays Trinity in the WPIAL GIrls’ AAA Semifinals on Wednesday.

Tom Hays has this recap for beavercountyradio.com.

The Rochester Lady Rams ran into the Vincentian Lady Royals on Saturday; the same Vincentian squad that has won four straight WPIAL Championships. The Lady Rams, who had not made the playoffs last year, got quite a rude awakening.

Vincentian held Rochester to 9 points over the first three quarters, en route to a 60-24 victory in the Class A Quarterfinals of the WPIAL Girls’ Playoffs.

The Lady Royals were led by Lexi Greggs with 12 ponts, while the Lady Rams were led by Payton Tomasko with 9. Both scoring leaders were named CCBC Players of The Game.

Vincentian plays Quigley Catholic in the semifinals on Wednesday night. Rochester will play a play-in game for the PIAA Playoffs, site and time to be announced later.

Bob Barrickman has the scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Despite holding a ten-point lead early in the fourth quarter, Lincoln Park lost their lead late in the game, only to retrieve it and hold on for a 63-61 victory over the Neshannock Lancers on WBVP Saturday Afternoon.

Nelly Cummings was named the CCBC Player of the Game for Lincoln Park, while Jared Swope notched the honors for Neshannock.

Lincoln Park plays Bishop Canevin in the WPIAL Semifinals on Wednesday. Neshannock will play a play-in game for the PIAA Playoffs against Quaker Valley.

The chance to repeat as WPIAL Champions for the third year in a row ended for the Blackhawk Lady Cougars Saturday afternoon on WBVP.

The Hampton Lady Talbots defeated Blackhawk by a score of 52-40. Jenna Lasko led Hampton with 17, while Blackhawk’s Mariah Evans led all scorers with 20. Both ladies were chosen as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Blackhawk will play Chartiers Valley for a PIAA Playoff play-in game Monday. Hampton advances to play South Fayette in the Class AAA WPIAL Girls’ Semifinal on Wednesday.

Tom Hays has the scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

The top-seeded Aliquippa Quips remain undefeated as they advance to the WPIAL AA Quarterfinals with an easy 57-32 victory over the East Allegheny Wildcats on Thursday night.

Kaezon Pugh led all scorers with 18 points, while Jassir Jordan added 15. Tech Brown led East Allegheny with 14. Brown and Pugh were selected as the CCBC Players of The Game (Brown’s second PoTG selection in as many games).

#1 Aliquippa advances to the Quarterfinals to face #8 Washington on Saturday. East Allegheny ends its season at 12-10.

Tom Hays has this FULL scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.