ALLENTOWN — After getting shut out in the first quarter, the Allentown High varsity girls basketball team outscored West Windsor-Plainsboro High South in every other stanza to pull out a 38-29 win Tuesday in Colonial Valley Conference Valley Division action. Makayla Rondinelli and Lily DeRose scor ed 13 and 12 points, respectively, to spark the Redbirds’ comeback. Ridhi Palla topped all scorers with 21 points for the Pirates. WW-P SOUTH (29) Latif Estafan 3-0-6, ARuiz 0-0-0, Borusu 0-0-0, Barbrow 0-0-0, Peng 0-0-0, Sirmans 0-0-0, Duguay 1-0-2, BRuiz 0-0-0, Al-Quzwini 0-0-0, Montemayor 0-0-0, Palla 7-4-21, Gill 0-0-0. Totals — 11-4-29. ALLENTOWN (38) Rondinelli 5-2-13, DeRose 4-3-12, Sullivan 2-1-5, Barry 2-0-5, George 1-1-3. Totals — 14-7-38. WW-P South (5-6)                   6      7    11      5    —    29 Allentown (7-3)                        0    11    12    15    —    38 3-point goals — Palla 3 (WWS), Rondinelli, DeRose, Barry (A). NOTRE DAME 41, HOPEWELL VALLEY 37 LAWRENCE TWP. — Caroline Foley scored 15 points with four 3-point field goals to help the Irish hold off the Bulldogs in a tight CVC Colonial Division battle. HOPEWELL VALLEY (37) N/A NOTRE DAME (41) Foley 5-1-15, RParker 1-2-4, Hempsell 3-0-6, Bucchere 3-0-7, Hughes 0-0-0, DMeszaros 0-0-0, MMeszaros 0-0-0, Kniffin 1-0-2, Wood 2-0-4, Moog 0-0-0, Scharibone 1-0-3. Totals — 16-3-41. HopewellVal(3-8)                          9    13    9    6    —    37 Notre Dame (5-5)                       10    16    9    6    —    41 3-point goals — Foley 4, Bucchere, Scharibone (ND). PRINCETON 46, ROBBINSVILLE 35 ROBBINSVILLE — Sephora Romain’s 13 points led the Tigers’ balanced attack as they got past the Ravens in a CVC Colonial Division test. Madison Griffin (game-high 14 points) and Keira Pierini combined to score 26 points and hit seven 3-pointers for R’ville. PRINCETON (46) Sharkey 3-1-8, Bornstein 3-0-7, Romain 5-3-13, Hunt 1-0-2, Afrifah 1-0-2, Knierim 4-0-8, Menapace 0-0-0, Arminio 0-0-0, Cao 1-0-3, Middleton 1-1-3. Totals — 19-5-46. ROBBINSVILLE (35) Singh 1-1-3, Leeds 0-0-0, Pierini 3-3-12, JBoss 0-0-0, Godwin 2-0-4, Griffin 4-2-14, Bunnell 0-0-0, Napierkowski 1-0-2, Schwarz 0-0-0, ABoss 0-0-0. Totals — 11-6-35. Princeton (8-3)                  7    9    9    21    —    46 Robbinsville(5-6)               5    4    5    21    —    35 3-point goals — Sharkey, Bornstein, Cao (P), Pierini 3, Griffin 4 (R). LAWRENCE 54, HAMILTON WEST 26 HAMILTON — Amber Wooding’s 25 points carried the Cardinals past the Hornets in a CVC Valley Division clash. Adisin Smith’s nine points were high for Hamilton West. LAWRENCE (54) Wooding 9-3-25, Orashen 1-2-4, Carter 1-1-3, Cohen 1-0-3, Walter 1-0-3, KWilliams 4-0-8, Straczynski 0-3-3, Gorczynski 1-3-5. Totals — 18-12-54. HAMILTON WEST (26) Harlan 3-0-6, Vargas Gutierrez 0-0-0, Castro Gamboa 2-0-4, Vanselous 0-1-1, Onorati 0-0-0, NJones 0-0-0, Hassel 0-0-0, King 1-1-3, McCabe 0-0-0, AdSmith 3-1-9, AiSmith 1-0-3. Totals — 10-3-26. Lawrence (8-5)                    11    32    9    2    —    54 HamiltonWest(3-7)                6      3    8    9    —    26 3-point goals — Wooding 4, Cohen, Walter (L), AdSmith 2, AiSmith (HW). STEINERT 59, WW-P NORTH 22 HAMILTON — Katie Corby matched the Northern Knights’ total output with 22 points, and Bella Rosa scored 16, as the Spartans marched to their seven win in CVC Valley Division play. Rebecca Slater’s 12 points paced WW-P North. WW-P NORTH (22) Slater 4-4-12, Agrawal 2-0-4, Marda 0-0-0, Saitoh 0-0-0, Krishna 1-0-3, Somashekar 0-0-0, Kailashram-Krishna 1-0-2, Karthik 0-1-1, Bujala 0-0-0. Totals — 8-5-22. STEINERT (59) McCarthy 1-0-2, Gray 1-0-2, Wright 3-0-6, KCorby 8-5-22, Chirichella 2-1-5, Constance 1-0-2, Zimmerman 0-0-0, Rosa 6-2-16, Siwczak 0-1-1, O’Donnell 0-0-0, Milton 1-0-3, Medino 0-0-0, Rodkey 0-0-0. Totals — 23-9-59. WW-PNorth(3-8)              0      7      8      7    —    22 Steinert (7-4)                 18    14    15    12    —    59 3-point goals — Krishna (WWN), KCorby, Rosa 2, Milton (S). EWING 64, NOTTINGHAM 21 HAMILTON — The Blue Devils raced to a 36-4 lead in the first quarter on the way to victory over the Northstars in the CVC Colonial Division. Lillie Alston and London Bennett scored 16 and 14 points, respectively, to lead Ewing, while Lily Jacobs topped Nottingham’s effort with 10 points. EWING (64) Alston 8-0-16, TWilliams 1-1-3, KSmith 0-0-0, Glover 1-0-2, McClees 1-0-2, Lohinava 2-0-4, Bennett 6-2-14, SWhite 2-0-5, Maldonado 3-2-8, Hadden 2-0-4, Hickmond 0-0-0, Black-Taylor 2-0-4, Kolecki 1-0-2. Totals — 29-5-64. NOTTINGHAM (21) Jacobs 4-2-10, TSmith 3-2-8, Spotwood 1-0-3, McDonald 0-0-0, Kpadeh 0-0-0, Davenport-Strawder 0-0-0, Mason 0-0-0. Totals — 8-4-21. Ewing (7-5)                         36    9    11    8    —    64 Nottingham(1-10)                 4    9      4    4    —    21 3-point goals — SWhite (E), Spotwood (N). PDS 49, PENNINGTON 33 PRINCETON — Alana Williams was one of three Panthers in double figures with 15 points as they defeated the Red Hawks. Nica Martin and Sophia Rae Barber added 11 and 10 points, respectively. Anna Hokkanen had 13 points for Pennington. PENNINGTON (33) O’Connell 1-3-5, Hokkanen 4-2-13, Surtz 2-1-5, Doggett 3-1-7, Vannozzi 1-0-3. Totals — 11-7-33. PDS (49) Barber 3-1-10, Hartman 1-0-2, NMartin 4-1-11, McLaren 1-0-2, Braswell 1-0-3, AWilliams 6-3-15, Malin 3-0-6. Totals — 19-5-49. Pennington(3-10)                7    9    11      6    —    33 PDS (7-4)                          16    8    11    14    —    49 3-point goals — Hokkanen 3, Vannozzi (P), Barber 3, NMartin 2, Braswell (PDS). BLAIR ACADEMY 98, LAWRENCEVILLE 22 LAWRENCEVILLE — Despite 12 points from Aryana Iyer (four treys), the Big Red could not slow the Bucs in a Mid-Atlantic Prep League game. BLAIR ACADEMY (98) N/A LAWRENCEVILLE (22) Song 1-0-2, Klochkov 0-0-0, Sorrentino 1-1-3, Devine 0-0-0, Shueh 1-1-3, Iyer 4-0-12, Develioglu 0-0-0, Shaver 0-0-0, Card 1-0-2, Ramirez Elizondo 0-0-0, Owen 0-0-0, Grieve 0-0-0, Durkee-Nuemann 0-0-0. Totals — 8-2-22. Blair Academy (7-3)             28    30    31    9    —    98 Lawrenceville (6-7)                7    12      0    3    —    22 3-point goals — Iyer 4 (L). ...read more read less