ALLENTOWN — The Allentown High girls team might be banged up, but it’s going to keep on fighting. Helena Machnowsky scored in the second half off a pass from Martha Olorunnisola and the Redbirds held off Princeton Day, 1-0, on Tuesday afternoon. Olivia Cieslak and Danielle DeCarlo combined for the shutout as Allentown (8-5-1) secured the No. 3 seed for the CVC Championships in the process. The Panthers (6-6-1) lost for the fourth time in five games. Princeton High 1, Lawrence 0 LAWRENCE TWP. — Kacey Howes scored off a pass from Clara Burton and the Tigers (3-8-2) edged the Cardinals (8-6) to swap spots at the bottom end of the CVC Colonial table. WW-PN 3, Hightstown 1 HIGHTSTOWN — Prema Budhiraja scored twice, Lily Schorn added another goal and the Knights (5-8) snapped a three-game skid with a victory over the Rams (3-10). WW-PS 4, Ewing 1 PRINCETON JCT. — Riley Duguay notched a pair of goals, Maya Montemayor and Keziah Thankachan also scored and the CVC Valley champion Pirares (7-2-2) wrapped up a perfect division campaign with a victory over the Blue Devils (3-11). Thankachan added a pair of assists. Eva Mastroianni scored for Ewing. Nottingham 9, Trenton 2 HAMILTON — The Northstars (8-7) out-scored the Tornadoes (1-12) 6-0 in the second half after a tight opening 40 minutes. Mount St. Dominic 3, Lawrenceville 0 CALDWELL — Three second-half goals from Isabel DeLorenzo, Mary Hladik and Gianna Camporeale sent top-seeded MSD (11-0) past the eighth-seeded Big Red (2-9-1). Projected CVC Championships Seeds (pairings determined by PowerPoints) Hopewell Valley (18.506) Notre Dame (17.111) Allentown (15.389) Robbinsville (13.547) WW-PS (12.405) PDS (11.24) Lawrence (11.122) Steinert (10.173) Nottingham (9.516) Princeton (8.749) WW-PN (8.512) Hightstown (6.534) Ewing (5.771) Hamilton West (5.126) Trenton (2.834)