The Allegany Campers, who grabbed the No. 1 ranking at midseason and refused to let it go, won the Cumberland Times-News girls basketball Area championship by a unanimous vote, putting the finishing touches on one of the more successful seasons in the program’s history.

Glenn Rice and Amber Waltz are the new boys and girls head basketball coaches, respectively, at Fort Hill High School, according to Principal Steve Lewis, who informed the coaches of their appointments on Wednesday.

DeTonia DeGross, who led Allegany to the conference championship and 24-win season, was voted the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference's girls basketball Player of the Year by the league's head coaches.

The 28th annual All-Star Basketball Classic game between West Virginia and Maryland was held at Frostburg State University in Bobcat Arena on Sunday. In the girls' game, Maryland defeated West Virginia, 54-44, while the Maryland boys won against West Virginia, 113-69.

Jenna Mathews, DeTonia DeGross, Elizabeth Getty and Katie Getty of league champion Allegany head this year's All-City girls basketball team, selected by the head coaches of the three City teams.

Top high school senior basketball players from Maryland and West Virginia will square off one more time in the McDonald’s/Frostburg Lions All-Star Classic on Sunday.

No one player defines the run the Allegany girls basketball team has made up through the Class 1A State Tournament. It's a team without a star, a team with only one player barely scratching double-figure scoring on the season, and a team that hardly looks imposing on the hardwood.

The Allegany High girls (23-2) will play Surrattsville (17-7) Wednesday, 5 p.m., at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County's RAC Arena in the Maryland Class 1A state tournament semifinals, with the winner playing the Digital Harbor (19-3)-Pocomoke (22-1) winner Saturday, 7 p.m., at UMBC in the state championship game.

Defending Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament champion Notre Dame used hustle, timely shooting, and tenacious defense to keep Bishop McNamara at arm's length and successfully defend their BWGIT championship 62-41 Saturday evening at Bishop Walsh School.

Notre Dame and Bishop McNamara, who faced each other twice earlier in the season, will meet again tonight, in the championship game of the 14th annual Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament.

Azania Stewert scored 15 points and led a balanced attack that featured three double-figure scorers as defending champion Notre Dame rolled past Seton Keough in last night’s late semifinal.

Bishop McNamara reached the championship game with a win over Good Counsel, led by Tiana Myers and Ebony Edwards, who both scored 13 points.

Three St. Frances players scored in double figures as the Panthers defeated Bishop Walsh in the first consolation semifinal game of the evening.

Breanna Gross scored 16 points to lead Holy Cross to a victory over Georgetown Visitation in the second consolation semifinal.

Three Good Counsel players finished in double-figure scoring, and five other players were within a bucket of joining them as Bishop Walsh dropped its opening game of the 14th annual Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament, 99-18, to the Falcons, of Wheaton.

DeTonia DeGross scored 13 of her 15 points in the second half and led an aggressive team performance that carried top-seeded Allegany past second-seeded Southern, 64-50, for the Class 1A West Region, West Section championship Wednesday night at Campobello.

Two nationally-ranked teams and at least 10 players who will move on to play college basketball will be front and center this weekend as the 14th annual Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament tips off tonight and runs through Saturday at Bishop Walsh School.

Northern was the only local team to beat Allegany this season; a fact not lost on the Campers as they outscored the Huskies 30-17 in the fourth quarter of a 74-58 win in the Maryland 1A West Region Section semifinal.

Southern's defensive pressure led to Fort Hill turnovers that the Rams converted into points, advancing them to the Maryland 1A West Region West Section final on Wednesday.

The Fratz sisters combined for 29 points to lead Northern to an easy 67-27 win over Hancock in a Maryland Class 1A West first-round playoff game at Hancock Friday evening.

The field is set for the 14th annual Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Tournament, March 6-8 at Bishop Walsh School, with defending champion Notre Dame of Middleburg, Va. heading the field. Notre Dame is 24-2 and ranked No. 4 in the country by USA Today.

Jenna Mathews finished with a double-double, and Mountain Ridge was cold from the foul line in Allegany's 53-42 win over the Miners to end each team's regular season.

Second-ranked Southern got started right Monday evening when the Rams held the visiting Fort Hill Sentinels to two points in the first quarter, on their way to an easy Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference victory to close out their regular season.

Three Cumberland teams were awarded first round byes in the Maryland 1A West Region Playoffs after the Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association announced its basketball playoff drawing on Sunday.

Hampshire held a four-point lead over Musselman at halftime and then again heading into the fourth quarter, but Nikki Stevenson knocked down two big threes early in the fourth quarter to give the Applemen a 40-36 win in the West Virginia AAA Sectional Playoffs.

For three quarters, things looked bleak for the top-ranked Allegany Campers against the Boonsboro Warriors Thursday night at Allegany High School.

Ten Rams scored, with Torie Bosley getting a game-high 16 points, as second-ranked Southern rolled past visiting Bishop Walsh.

Molly Look added to her school record for three-pointers, and fifth-ranked East Hardy had little trouble distancing itself from West Virginia Deaf in a 78-28 win in their West Virginia Class A, Region II, Section II girls basketball semifinal Tuesday evening.

Morgan McIntyre scored 28 points and Brianna Dorsey had 21 to lead second-seeded Heritage Academy over seventh-seeded Calvary Christian in the first round of the Mason-Dixon Christian Conference tournament.

Fort Hill climbed out to an eight-point lead over Bishop Walsh during the first quarter of Monday's matchup, and the Sentinels were able to maintain that distance for the last three quarters of a City League win.

Overtime was needed Monday evening as the second, and third-ranked teams in the Times-News Area Poll jockeyed for second place in the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference with the Rams pulling out a one-point, 68-67, win.

Megan Wiley returned to the lineup to score 20 points and No. 4 Northern turned up the defensive pressure when needed to pull away from Mountain Ridge Monday evening at Northern High School.

Fifth-ranked East Hardy slammed the door on its regular season by holding Shenandoah Valley Christian Academy scoreless in the second and fourth quarters of a its win Monday evening.

CUMBERLAND — Elizabeth Getty scored 11 of her team-high 15 points in the second half to help rally top-ranked Allegany to a 59-48 victory over third-ranked Frankfort for the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference championship Saturday night at Campobello.

KEYSER — Mountain Ridge created some distance from Keyser during the third quarter of the Miners’ win that finished the Golden Tornado’s regular season.

CUMBERLAND — Hampshire outscored Fort Hill 18-8 in the third period to break open a tight Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game and win 54-38 Friday night at Fort Hill.

CRESAPTOWN — Berta Brancato poured in 20 points and led three scorers in double figures as Faith knocked off Calvary in a Mason-Dixon Christian Conference game.

MT. STORM — Melonie Reynolds had 18 points, seven rebounds and two blocks to lead Union past Pendleton.

MCHENRY — Shayna Sweitzer led Southern in scoring and rebounding, and the Rams defense stopped a Tucker comeback in a 62-54 win Thursday at Garrett College.

MOOREFIELD, W.Va. — Kayla Watts and Nikki Sites each scored 16 points as Petersburg bumped its record back above .500 with a win over Moorefield.

MOUNT STORM — Union limited West Virginia School for the Deaf to four first-quarter points in the Tigers win.

Allegany was ahead by 14 points by the end of the first quarter, and had increased its lead to 23 points by halftime of its 75-33 win over Keyser during a Thursday Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference contest.

Diane Dayton made nine of the 10 free throws she attempted during the fourth quarter as third-ranked Frankfort held on to its hopes of an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference title by coming from behind in the fourth quarter to beat Northern in Accident.

Second-ranked Southern outscored Petersburg 22-5 during the third quarter to close the door on the Vikings in a 62-37 win Monday night.

Rana Conneway scored all 12 of her points in the fourth quarter to rally Hampshire past Northern in their Appalachian Mountain Athletic League game.

Christina Koontz had 15 points, Kacee Whetzel 14 and Julia Ludwick 13 to lift Keyser over Bishop Walsh.

Melanie Reynolds scored 14 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Union overpowered Harman in a Potomac Valley Conference game.

Jessica Haynes hit five three-point goals and scored a game-high 23 points to lead Berkeley Springs to an 80-54 victory over Keyser in a Potomac Valley Conference girls basketball game Saturday night.

Tucker County jumped out to an early lead, maintained it the rest of the way and held off East Hardy’s fourth-quarter charge for a victory in the Potomac Valley Conference Division I-A girls basketball championship game Saturday night at Petersburg.

Lacey Williams scored a game-high 28 points and Nikki Stevenson hit for 16 to lead Musselman over Petersburg 79-42 Friday night at Petersburg High School.

Beth Mason stepped up her game in the fourth quarter to help Calvary end an eight-game slide with a win over Mason-Dixon Christian Conference foe New Life.

Kacee Whetzel scored 13 points, knocking down three field goals and going 7-for-10 from the free-throw line, to lead Keyser to the upset over second-ranked Southern, 47-46, Thursday night in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference girls basketball action at Southern.

Fourth-ranked Frankfort outscored Hampshire 17-6 in the second period to overcome an early deficit and beat the Trojans in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference makeup game on Thursday at Frankfort.

East Hardy put up the shot with seconds left in the game, but it was blocked by a Berkeley Springs player and the Indians held on to defeat the fifth-ranked Cougars Thursday at East Hardy.

The annual Potomac Valley Conference (PVC) Night of Champions girls basketball games have been set for Saturday at Petersburg High School with the East Hardy Cougars facing the Tucker County Mountain Lions in the Division IA championship game at 7:30 p.m., with Tucker County being the home team.

Brianna Twigg canned four three-point goals and led a balanced attack with 12 points as top-ranked Allegany rolled by Fort Hill, 57-32, to clinch at least a share of the City League championship Wednesday night at Fort Hill.

Fourth-ranked Southern took over control in the third quarter and built on its lead from there as the Rams avenged an earlier season loss to Northern by downing the No. 3 Huskies Wednesday evening.

Two girls scored in double figures and used a 20-point fourth quarter to come-from-behind to defeat Hancock Wednesday evening at Hancock High School.

Petersburg made four straight free throws in the closing seconds to tie and then take the lead in its win over Tygarts Valley Tuesday night.

Madi Nightengale scored 19 points and Mountain Ridge survived a late-game rally from Frankfort to earn a 57-46 win Tuesday night at Mountain Ridge High School.

Heritage took advantage of Calvary's inexperience and lack of depth by wearing the Eagles down in transition on its way to an easy win Monday evening.

Top-ranked Allegany worked its way out of a huge hole, coming all the way back from a 16-point halftime deficit to defeat Hedgesville, 55-53, Monday at Allegany.

Fourth-ranked Southern outscored No. 2 Frankfort 14-5 in the second period, and the Rams held the Falcons at bay the second half for an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference victory.

Northern built a 19-point lead by halftime, thanks to the help of four Huskies scoring in double figures, and rolled past Bishop Walsh.

Melanie Reynolds scored 24 points, leading three scorers in double digits, and Union improved to 9-6 by beating Paw Paw.

Lindsey Fisher scored 14 points, Becky Miller had 13 and Cassie Donahue added eight rebounds and dished out eight assists to lift Fort Hill over Keyser, 50-47, in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game Saturday night.

Molly Look scored 19 points and dished out four assists as fifth-ranked East Hardy rolled past Moorefield 51-31 in a Potomac Valley Conference game Saturday night.

Kasie Fratz scored nine of her 25 points and Northern was 8-for-13 from the foul line in the fourth quarter in the Huskies 67-59 win over Mountain Ridge Saturday afternoon in Frostburg in Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference action.

Amber Boorer scored 16 points and Berkeley Springs grabbed the lead in the second quarter and expanded it to a 47-44 win over Petersburg Saturday.

PAW PAW — Three girls scored in double figures as the Berkeley Springs defeated Paw Paw Friday evening at Paw Paw High School.

MOUNT STORM — Kaitlynn Fratz scored 27 points and Megan Wiley added 16, leading third-ranked Northern over host Union 64-55 on Thursday night.

Mariah Miller hit two three-point goals in the fourth quarter and finished with a game-high 19 points as second-ranked Frankfort got past upset-minded Keyser, 40-38, in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference contest Wednesday evening.

DeTonia DeGross took control for Allegany by scoring 22 points, swiping 10 steals and grabbing six rebounds as the Campers celebrated their return to No. 1 in the Times-News by beating Boonsboro 61-45 Wednesday evening.

Southern's Bosley sisters helped the Rams to a big third quarter, and the team held on during the fourth to beat Mountain Ridge by one Wednesday evening in Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference action.

Cali Alkire scored a game-high 22 points and Leslie Swisher hit for 11 to lead Hampshire over Fort Hill Wednesday evening at Hampshire High School.

Ashlee Mongold hit a three-pointer with two seconds left to lift Petersburg over Pendleton Wednesday evening at Petersburg High School.

Bishop Walsh was shutdown offensively during the second quarter of its 58-35 loss Wednesday evening at the hands of St. Maria Goretti.

Amber Smith scored 19 points and Hayden Guiliani added 14 to lead Trinity Christian to a 69-33 win over visiting Bishop Walsh Monday night.

Molly Look scored 24 points and had five assists to lead fifth-ranked East Hardy to a 69-21 romp over Harman Tuesday night at East Hardy.

Broadfording outscored Calvary 10-3 in the fourth quarter to overcome a 20-18 deficit and defeat the Eagles in a Mason-Dixon Christian Conference game.

Boosnboro jumped out to a 13-point lead by the end of the first quarter and cruised past Fort Hill Monday.

Elizabeth and Katie Getty each grabbed 10 rebounds in No. 2 Allegany's 58-39 win over third-ranked Southern in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game in Oakland Monday evening.

Aira Whiteman scored 10 points, had nine rebounds and one assist as Frankfort built a 11-point lead in the first quarter, but needed a big fourth to put away Berkeley Springs 56-35 Monday evening.

Molly Look scored 12 points to lead fifth-ranked East Hardy past Shenandoah Christian Academy Monday night at East Hardy.

Three players scored in double figures and the Petersburg defense was stout from start to finish as the Vikings defeated Moorefield Monday evening.

Melanie Reynolds scored 23 points to lead Union over Harman Monday night.

Sierra Hott scored a game-high 23 points and Erica Zaragoza added 14 to lead Paw Paw over Mount View (Va.) 59-45 Thursday in high school girls basketball action at Mount View High School.

The same day Allegany was removed from the top spot of the Times-News poll, the Campers made their plea to return to the top by holding Keyser to four points in the first half of an easy win Thursday evening at Keyser.

Diane Dayton and Mariah Miller each scored more than 20 points as fourth-ranked Frankfort defeated No. 1 Northern 72-65 Thursday evening at Frankfort High School.

Holly Williams scored 20 points and Mountain Ridge pulled away from Bishop Walsh in the second half for a 61-33 win.

The third-ranked Northern Huskies, who beat No. 1 Allegany on Monday night, knocked off No. 2 Southern, 58-56, on a shot at the buzzer by freshman Kaitlynn Fratz Wednesday evening at Southern, extending their winning streak to nine games.

Fifth-ranked Frankfort didn't give No. 4 Petersburg a chance as the Falcons raced out to a 13-point lead in the first quarter and took a 27-point lead into the fourth in rolling to a 76-52 win Tuesday night.

Torie Bosley, Shayna Sweitzer and Brittany Boyce scored 16 points apiece as the second-ranked Southern Rams beat Fort Hill, 66-36, in their Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference contest Tuesday night.

Lesley Swisher scored 22 points and Cali Alkire added 19 as Hampshire defeated Keyser.

Holly Wilkins controlled the boards in leading East Hardy to a Potomac Valley Conference win over visiting Paw Paw.

Calvary held Highland View scoreless in the third quarter and took a 23-15 advantage into the fourth but was outscored 20-2 in the final period.

Kaitlynn Fratz scored 13 points, Kasie Fratz had 12 and the Northern defense came up big, especially in the fourth quarter, as the third-ranked Huskies knocked off top-ranked Allegany 43-36 in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game Monday night.

Bishop Walsh outscored St. Maria Goretti 2-4 in the fourth quarter to force overtime, but managed just one basket in the extra frame while Goretti scored two to beat the Spartans Monday in Cumberland.

Molly Look scored 22 points as East Hardy rolled to a easy win at Shenandoah Valley Academy.

Melonie Reynolds scored 24 points, grabbed five rebounds, swiped five steals and blocked five shots in Union's 56-35 win over Turkeyfoot Monday evening in Mount Storm.

Second-ranked Southern got off to a fast start and finished in the fashion Wednesday evening as the Rams edged Mountain Ridge 62-56 in overtime in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game.

The Allegany Campers, who hold first place in the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference and the Times-News area poll, grabbed the top spot in the City League with a 66-27 romp over Fort Hill.

Olivia Grove scored 13 points and eight other teammates scored as Shalom beat Calvary 42-26 in their Mason-Dixon Christian Conference game.

Erin Spinelli scored 21 points and Shade dominated in the first half, leading 28-7 at halftime on its way to a 32-point victory over Salisbury Friday evening.

DeTonia DeGross scored nine points and Elizabeth Getty scored eight to lead top-ranked Allegany over third-ranked Petersburg, 39-29, Monday evening at Petersburg.

Brittany Kerns set a new career high and surpassed the 1,000-point mark for her careers in Paw Paw's win over West Virginia Deaf Monday evening.

Courtney Kisamore scored 19 points and Ashley Mongold hit for 17 to lead Petersburg over Berkeley Springs 58-51 in high school girls basketball action Saturday evening.

ACCIDENT — Kasie Fratz and Kaitlyn Fratz did it again, both scoring 18 points, while Megan Wiley hit for 15 points to lead the fourth-ranked Northern Huskies to a 75-55 victory over Union on Friday.

HAGERSTOWN — Chaise Crossland scored 28 points, but Calvary’s trouble at the foul line and Grace’s Kelsie Shaffer’s 31 points were too much for Calvary to overcome Friday evening at Grace Academy.

Rachal Alkire scored 15 points and Diane Dayton added 10 as fifth-ranked Frankfort edged Hampshire, 41-36, in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game Thursday evening at Hampshire.

Four girls scored in double figures and fourth-ranked Northern held off Keyser in the fourth period to improve to 6-1 Thursday evening at Keyser High School.

Molly Look hit all five of East Hardy's three-pointers and was 7-of-8 from the free-throw line for a game-high 22 points to lead the Cougars over Moorefield.

Greyson Brooks scored 11 points, Brittany Boorman 10 and Brittany Kolb and Carissa Nickelson nine to lead a balanced attack that powered Hedgesville past Bishop Walsh.

Brittany Kerns poured in 29 points and Sierra Hott added 13, lifting Paw Paw to a win over the Berkeley Springs jayvees on Wednesday night.

Berta Brancato scored 17 points and Faith held Calvary to five second-half points in beating the Eagles in a Mason-Dixon Christian Conference game on Tuesday night.

Allegany gained control of first place in the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference by shrugging a slow start and upending previously unbeaten Southern, 55-44, Wednesday night at Campobello.

Diane Dayton's double-double helped carry fifth-ranked Frankfort to a 54-40 victory over Mountain Ridge Wednesday evening in a battle of Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference opponents.

Tucker County outscored Petersburg 21-5 in the third quarter and rode the advantage the rest of the way in defeating the Lady Vikings, 65-55, Tuesday night.

Brittany Borman scored 19 points and Greyson Brooks hit for 15 to lead Hedgesville over Hampshire.

Brittany Jones scored 25 points with four assists and four steals to lead Union over Pendleton County.

Holly Wilkins had game highs with 15 points and 20 rebounds to lead East Hardy to a 51-36 win over Mount Carmel Tuesday evening.

Allegany dug a first quarter hole that Mountain Ridge was never able to climb out of, and the Campers remained undefeated in the Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference with a 61-52 win over the Miners Monday at Allegany.

Emillee Bosley and Brittany Boyce led a balanced attack as Southern defeated Bishop Walsh to remain undefeated after seven games Monday evening at Bishop Walsh.

Frankfort adjusted to a slow start earlier than Fort Hill was able to, and the Falcons pulled away from the Sentinels over the final three quarters on their way to an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference win.

Courtney Kisamore's 19 points led Petersburg to a 50-41 win over Pendleton County Saturday evening.

Courtney Kisamore scored 18 points, leading Petersburg over Frankfort, 56-51, in a Potomac Valley Conference girls basketball game on Thursday night.

Northern's poor night at the foul line was offset by seven three-point goals as the Huskies beat Bishop Walsh for their fifth win in six games.

Mountain Ridge held Fort Hill to just six points in the second period and pulled away for an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference victory.

Paw Paw had a tough time getting a shot to fall in the first half and lost to East Hardy in a Potomac Valley Conference game.

Dakea Marshall scored a game best 20 points, and Jefferson posted a big second quarter to pull away from Hampshire Wednesday night.

Brittany Kerns scored 11 points and Erica Zaragoza had 10, leading Paw Paw to a 48-19 win over Mountain View Christian Academy in the consolation game of the Nelson Auto Christmas Girls Basketball Tournament at Calvary.

Brittany Boyce scored 23 points, Shayna Sweitzer had 14 points and a team-high six rebounds and Kerry Conroy put together another big all-around game to earn most valuable player honors as Southern beat Aberdeen 55-50 in the championship game of the Snowflake Classic.

St. Maria Goretti rallied in the final minutes of the fourth quarter for a 38-35 win over Fort Hill in the Pat Drappers Christmas Tournament at Smithsburg High.

Hampshire’s first night in the University Holiday Classic did not go as well as hoped, as the Trojans lost to Upper St. Clair (Pa.) 68-30 Thursday afternoon.

Unbeaten Allegany jumped out to an 11-4 lead in the opening period and coasted past Sherando on the first night of the Musselman Holiday Tournament.

Hedgesville used some strong defense to move out to a 33-12 halftime lead and held on to beat Mountain Ridge on the first night of the Williamsport Christmas Tournament.

Host Calvary Christian got its first win of the season by beating Mt. View Christian in the Nelson Auto Christmas Tournament.

Megan Wiley scored 29 points to lead all scorers and added team highs with seven rebounds and three blocks as the Huskies beat Trinity in the first day of the Turkeyfoot Christmas Classic.

Samantha and Brittany Amaker combined for 32 points to lead Grace past Paw Paw in the opening round of the Nelson Auto Christmas Tournament at Calvary.

Southern capped the first evening of its Snowflake Classic Wednesday by building a 40-7 halftime lead, rolling to a 51-30 win over Lake Clifton, and earning a spot in tonight’s championship game.

CUMBERLAND — Allegany opened its play in the City League be holding Bishop Walsh scoreless in the first quarter of the Campers’ 61-33 win Saturday evening at Bishop Walsh.

FROSTBURG — Mountain Ridge built a 28-15 halftime lead and then held Bishop Walsh without a field goal in the second half for a 61-24 victory on Friday night at Mountain Ridge.

PETERSBURG, W.Va. — Ashlee Mongold hit five three-pointers and finished with 22 points as Petersburg defeated Keyser in a Potomac Valley Conference game on Friday night at Petersburg.

HARMAN, W.Va. — The East Hardy defense stuffed Harman through the first three quarters, and the offense had little trouble in an easy win Friday evening.

FROSTBURG — Mountain Ridge built a 28-15 halftime lead and then held Bishop Walsh without a field goal in the second half for a 61-24 victory on Friday night at Mountain Ridge.

Allegany went into halftime with a 25-point lead, but had its will tested as Frankfort mounted a tremendous comeback effort that fell just short as the Campers collected a 55-44 win over the Falcons in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference contest played Thursday evening in Short Gap.

Kerry Conroy hit a field goal and 3-of-4 foul shots in overtime as unbeaten Southern came back to beat host Tucker County on Thursday night.

A defensive switch from man-to-man to a 1-3-1 zone had different results for each team, and led to a win for Hampshire Thursday evening over the visiting Hedgesville Eagles.

Miranda Payne scored 30 points for Cumberland Valley, and Calvary had trouble scoring in a 57-20 loss in a Mason-Dixon Conference contest at Calvary.

Bishop Walsh outscored Fort Hill 17-5 in the second quarter to build a lead it would maintain for the remainder of its victory over Fort Hill in the first City League contest of the season.

Northern's offense broke out a 30-point second quarter on Keyser Wednesday evening as the Huskies coasted to a 64-36 win over the Golden Tornado during an AMAC contest.

Brittany Kerns scored 31 points to match the output from the entire Calvary squad as the Pirates downed the Eagles Tuesday night in Paw Paw.

Southern outscored Petersburg 19-5 in the first quarter, and after the Vikings closed the score in the third, the Rams pulled away in the fourth to collect the 52-33 win at Southern High School Tuesday night.

Alex Tamez scored 16 points and Leslie Yost and Jessica Haynes added 11 each as Berkeley Springs pulled away in the second half to beat host Keyser in a Potomac Valley Conference game on Tuesday night.

Hampshire led 18-17 at halftime, but the Trojans committed 26 turnovers that allowed Musselman to earn an 11-point victory Tuesday night.

Brittany Kerns scored 31 points to match the output from the entire Calvary squad as the Pirates downed the Eagles Tuesday night in Paw Paw.

Allegany broke loose in the fourth quarter, and added 11 points to a 45-41 lead to beat the Hampshire Trojans Monday evening in AMAC action.

Fort Hill got off to a slow start and found itself down after the first quarter, but the Sentinels had three girls post double figures in scoring to lead a comeback charge in a 53-41 win over Moorefield Monday evening.

Tournament Most Valuable Player Amber Booher scored 16 points to help the Berkeley Springs Indians win the championship game of its holiday tournament Saturday night at Berkeley Springs High School.

Stephanie Fazenbaker and Holly Williams each scored 10 points to lead a balanced attack as Mountain Ridge defeated Moorefield 48-24 Friday to play host Petersburg tonight in the championship game.

Kayla Watts missed a triple-double by two points, as her outstanding individual effort helped Petersburg into the finals of the Petersburg Tip-off Tournament by beating Pendleton Friday afternoon.

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Holly Wilkins scored 12 points, pulled down 12 rebounds and handed out five assists to lead East Hardy to a 53-23 victory over Mount Carmel Christian, Luray, Va., Friday night in the first round of the Berkeley Springs Holiday Tournament.

Lindsey Nester hit for 20 points and Stephanie Bennett added 16 as Tucker County pulled away to beat host Keyser, 74-50, Thursday. Keyser was led by Paige Smith with 13 points, Kourtni Roby with 11, and Brittani Riley with 10.

Frankfort got hot in the second half, outscoring Bishop Walsh 22-6 in the third quarter, and two Falcons posted double-doubles in a win over the Spartans.

Torie Bosley scored 12 of her game-high 16 points in the second quarter as Southern built a big first-half lead and never relinquished it in beating Hampshire, 52-43, Wednesday evening.

The Mountain Ridge defense allowed no field goals in the fourth quarter and just two in the second half as the Miners rolled past Fort Hill.

Ashley Mangold's only bucket of the evening gave Petersburg a lead with less than a minute to play and the Vikings held on for a season-opening win over East Hardy.

Brittany Kerns poured in 30 points to lead Paw Paw over West Virginia Deaf on Monday,
Kerns hit 13 field goals, with two being three-pointers, and three of four foul shots to lead all scorers. Loren Holliday addedwith 12 points.

Melanie Reynolds scored 18 points and Brittany Jones chipped in with 13 to power Union to a 43-18 victory over Wood County Christian on Tuesday.

Katie Connolly poured in 22 points and Amber Grimm added 12, lifting Broadfording Christian Academy past Calvary Christian in a Mason-Dixon Conference game.

Defending Maryland Class 1A state champion Southern outscored Keyser 21-4 during the second quarter to pull away and defeat the Golden Tornado, 63-38, Monday evening in the season opener for both teams.

Allegany caught fire early and led 20-6 after one quarter on its way to a 16-point win over Northern in the Campers' season-opening game Monday night at Allegany.

Tricia Geiger turned in one of the top performances of her Bishop Walsh career, scoring 26 points and collecting seven rebounds to lead the Spartans past Hancock Monday at Bishop Walsh.

Molly Look scored 21 points to lead East Hardy to a victory over Pendleton County Monday night at East Hardy.

ROMNEY, W.Va. — Cali Alkire had 20 points and eight steals to help rally Hampshire from a first-half deficit to a 60-47 win over Mountain Ridge in an Appalachian Mountain Athletic Conference game Saturday evening.

Cali Alkire poured in 22 points and also had seven assists and three steals as Hampshire opened the season and defense of its area championship with a 75-40 victory over visiting Keyser in high school girls basketball Tuesday evening.

Taylor Butts scored 16 points and Tricia Geiger added 15, leading Bishop Walsh over St. James Tuesday night at Bishop Walsh.

Alexis Marquiss scored 17 points and Shalom built a 13-point first half lead and went on to defeat Calvary in their Mason-Dixon Christian Conference game.

Sharon Nichols scored 17 points and Amanda Nicholson had nine as Turkeyfoot spoiled Paw Paw's season opener on Tuesday night at Paw Paw.

Poor shooting performances led to two low-scoring games and two losses in Bishop Walsh’s in their games in a season-opening tournament at Rockwood.