ALLENTOWN — The Steinert High varsity girls’ basketball team picked a good time to snap its five-game losing streak. Taking on Allentown Tuesday in a Colonial Valley Conference Valley Division first-place clash, the Spartans shook off a slow start to defeat the Redbirds, 51-37. Steinert sophomore Katie Corby led all scorers with 19 points, while junior Mia Pope backed her with 13 points. Lily DeRose’s 14 points were high for A’town. STEINERT (51) Garofalo 0-0-0, JCorby 2-1-5, Klein 0-3-3, Conover 1-0-2, Pope 6-0-13, McCarthy 1-0-2, Gray 1-2-4, KCorby 6-5-19, Constance 0-0-0, Rosa 1-1-3. Totals — 18-12-51. ALLENTOWN (37) Patten 1-2-4, Braun 2-3-7, Rette 1-2-4, Rondinelli 2-2-6, DeRose 5-0-14, Sullivan 0-2-2, Barry 0-0-0. Totals — 11-11-37. Steinert (3-5)                        6    16    15    14    —    51 Allentown (4-3)                   13      7    10      7    —    37 3-point goals — Pope, KCorby 2 (S), DeRose 4 (A). EWING 54, ROBBINSVILLE 39 ROBBINSVILLE — The Blue Devils stayed undefeated in CVC Colonial Division play by stopping the Ravens. Lillie Alston’s 21 points topped all scorers, while her Ewing teammate Taylor Williams added 10 points. Ava Aldarelli’s 17 points were the most for R’ville. EWING (54) Durham 2-0-5, Miller 2-0-4, Alston 10-0-21, Brown-Upshur 0-0-0, TWilliams 5-0-10, Ellis 1-0-2, KSmith 0-0-0, Bennett 2-0-4, White 1-0-3, Maldonado-Washington 2-0-5. Totals — 25-0-54. ROBBINSVILLE (39) GBottoni 2-1-7, Aldarelli 5-6-17, Singh 0-0-0, Pierini 4-0-9, Klinger 0-0-0, Godwin 0-0-0, Griffin 2-0-6. Totals — 13-7-39. Ewing (3-6)                        15    10    13    16    —    54 Robbinsville(4-4)                 8    12    10      9    —    39 3-point goals — Durham, Alston, White, Maldonado-Washington (E), GBottoni 2, Aldarelli, Pierini, Griffin 2 (R). TRENTON 40, NOTTINGHAM 19 TRENTON — Jamirah Glanton had 16 points and 12 rebounds as the Tornadoes defeated the Northstars. NOTTINGHAM (19) Hreiz 2-0-4, EWilke 3-1-7, KWilke 0-1-1, Nobile 0-0-0, Gresavage 0-0-0, ZWilliams 2-0-4, Jacobs 0-0-0, Smolka 0-3-3. Totals — 7-5-19. TRENTON (40) GSmith 0-0-0, Glanton 7-2-16, Harrison 1-0-2, ASmith 3-0-7, Ellerbe 2-1-5, Pacheco 2-2-6, Brown-Johnson 0-0-0, Clark 0-0-0, Presha 1-0-2, Herbert-Wheeler 1-0-2. Totals — 17-5-40. Nottingham (2-6)            4      5    4      6    —    19 Trenton (5-3)                  8    12    8    12    —    40 3-point goal — ASmith (T). PDS 55, WW-P NORTH 21 PRINCETON — Nica Martin’s 16 points with four 3-point field goals got the Panthers by the Northern Knights. Ella McLaren’s 13 points aided Princeton Day School’s effort, while Julianna Kelly’s 12 points paced West Windsor-Plainsboro North. WW-P NORTH (21) JKelly 4-3-12, Vemuri 0-0-0, Kumar 0-0-0, Carrabba 0-0-0, ALee 0-5-5, Slater 1-0-2, Marda 0-0-0, Saitoh 0-0-0, Krishna 1-0-2. Totals — 6-8-21. PDS (55) Kolli 3-0-6, Barber 3-0-8, Gruteser 0-0-0, Martin 6-0-16, McLaren 6-1-13, Camp 2-0-5, Lesaca 2-0-4, Braswell 1-0-3. Totals — 23-1-55. WW-PNorth(2-6)                     6      2      2    11    —    21 PDS (4-3)                              16    11    13    15    —    55 3-point goals — JKelly (WWN), Barber 2, Martin 4, Camp, Braswell (PDS). WW-P SOUTH 47, LAWRENCE 30 PRINCETON JCT. — The Pirates held the Cardinals scoreless in the second quarter to break away in a 14-14 game. Sophia Latif Estafan, Shaili Holden and Eliana Black scored 13, 12 and 10 points, respectively, for WW-P South. Taryn McMahon had nine points to lead Lawrence. LAWRENCE (30) Dobkin 1-0-2, McMahon 4-1-9, Orashen 1-2-4, Carter 2-0-4, Cohen 0-0-0, Walter 0-0-0, Madison 2-0-5, Space 0-0-0, KWilliams 2-0-4, Swaroop 1-0-2. Totals — 13-3-30. WW-P SOUTH (47) EBlack 3-2-10, Holden 4-2-12, RJoseph 4-0-8, Srinivasan 0-0-0, Latif Estafan 6-1-13, Hu 0-0-0, Borusu 2-0-4, Barbrow 0-0-0, Peng 0-0-0, Sirmans 0-0-0. Totals — 19-5-47. Lawrence (2-6)                   14      0    11    5    —    30 WW-P South (3-4)              14    12   13    8    —    47 3-point goals — Madison (L), EBlack 2, Holden 2 (WWS). PRINCETON 50, HOPEWELL VALLEY 40 PRINCETON — Twenty points from Anna Winters and 12 more from Leah Bornstein helped the Tigers get past the Bulldogs. Delainey Ross led Hopewell with 17 points, and Katie Reinhart backed her with 12 points on four 3-pointers. HOPEWELL VALLEY (40) Hollar 0-0-0, Reinhart 4-0-12, DRoss 7-3-17, Nunnally 1-0-2, Danieluk 1-0-2, Ritter 2-1-5, MacQueen 0-0-0, Kurian 1-0-2, Pagnotta 0-0-0, Arora 0-0-0, Eugene 0-0-0, Ryan 0-0-0. Totals — 16-4-40. PRINCETON (50) Grippo 0-0-0, Winters 9-1-20, Sharkey 3-2-8, Romain 2-1-5, Gallagher 1-0-2, Bornstein 6-0-12, Hunt 1-1-3, Cao 0-0-0. Totals — 22-5-50. HopewellVal(2-8)            14      5    12      9   —    40 Princeton (6-2)               10     11    11    18   —    50 3-point goals — Reinhart 4 (HV), Winters (P). STUART 45, SOUTH HUNTERDON 39 PRINCETON — The Tartans overtook the Eagles in the fourth quarter behind Taylor States’ 23 points. SOUTH HUNTERDON (39) Vavrence 3-0-8, Dewald 0-0-0, McNeil 0-0-0, Martinez Guzman 0-0-0, Spreen 3-4-10, CGallagher 1-0-2, Geurds 0-0-0, Fleming 5-7-19. Totals — 12-11-39. STUART (45) Bourgoin-St. Maurice 3-0-6, REnimil Ashun 1-0-2, TStates 7-9-23, Chirik 1-0-2, LHernandez-Lewis 1-1-3, LStates 3-0-8, THernandez-Lewis 0-1-1. Totals — 16-11-45. S.Hunterdon(3-5)                   10    8    11    10    —    39 Stuart (2-4)                              9    9      9    18    —    45 3-point goals — Vavrence 2, Fleming 2 (SH), LStates 2 (SCD).