Girls’ Basketball
In Jan. 20 action, Lower clobbered Millville, 59-27. Lauren Holden scored 22 points.
St. Joe surprised Wildwood Catholic, 47-45, in overtime. Olivia Rulon scored 22 points.
Middle whipped Cape May Tech, 30-17. Allison Hunter scored nine points. Aras Walked led the Hawks with eight points.
Ocean City spanked Mainland, 39-15. Grace Sacco scored 13 points.
Wildwood defeated Woodstown, 60-46. Leishly Reyes scored 26 points.
In Jan. 22 contests, Wildwood edged Clearview, 35-34. Leishly Reyes scored 18 points.
Middle defeated Atlantic City, 40-29. Bridget Ruskey scored 12 points.
Cedar Creek topped Wildwood Catholic, 55-40. Caitlin McMullan grabbed 10 rebounds.
In Jan. 23 action, Lauren Holden passed the 2,000 career points mark with 34 points as Lower dominated Bridgeton, 75-31.
In Jan. 24 games, Middle defeated Trenton Central, 40-36. Summer Sides scored 10 points.
Boys’ Basketball
In Jan. 20 games, Ocean City topped Mainland, 57-54, in overtime. Connor Laverty scored 21 points.
Middle defeated Wildwood, 64-51. Corey Greer scored 17 points. Yahmire McNeal scored 19 points for Wildwood.
Lower edged Millville, 35-33. Patrick Holden scored 13 points.
Wildwood Catholic defeated St. Joseph’s 62-59. D.J. Smith scored 18 points.
In Jan. 22 contests, Wildwood Catholic topped Cedar Creek, 64-46. Kevin McWade scored 18 points.
Buena defeated Cape May Tech, 45-30. Robert Edmunds scored six points for Tech.
Wildwood downed Gloucester City, 55-52. Jahnire Coleman scored 28 points.
In Jan. 23 action, Delsea topped Middle, 59-54. Corey Greer scored 17 points.
Bridgeton defeated Lower, 71-49. Patrick Holden scored 21 points.
In Jan. 24 games, Wildwood topped Camden Tech, 77-55. Jahnire Coleman scored 23 points.
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