After going 2-1 in pool play, the Comets turned to the 3-pointer to get to the second round in the championship bracket at the AAU Division 1 seventh-grade tournament in Kingston, Tennessee. <\/p>\n
The Comets hit eight triples to roll to a 56-10 victory over the Central Kentucky Storm Wednesday. The win sends the Comets into the round of 16 against the Potomac Valley Vogues Thursday. <\/p>\n
Maggie Grant led the way with 12 points. Grace ONeil had eight points, while Jordyn Thomas and Maggie Doogan chipped in with seven points apiece. <\/p>\n
In pool play, Thomas and Nikki Mostardi tallied eight points each in a 50-40 victory over the Titans. Julia Dever scored 14 points, but it wasnt enough as the Comets fell to North Tartan of Minnesota in overtime, 44-39. Maeve McErlane tossed in 14 points as the Comets bounced back with a 49-44 win over Georgia Hardball Elite to advance to the championship round. <\/p>\n
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Jack Lemon and Owen Dreger had it going on for Dairy Cottage. <\/p>\n
Lemon scored 18 points and Dreger hit four 3-pointers and finished with 17 points to lead DC to a 40-28 Senior League win over Pat McKnight Construction. <\/p>\n
Rohan Bhattacharya put up eight points for McKnight. <\/p>\n
In other Senior League action: <\/p>\n
Slacks 32, Thunderbird 19 >> Adam Henry tallied 10 points to lead Slacks. Kevin Waters netted six points for Thunderbird. <\/p>\n
In the Junior League: <\/p>\n
McKeon Allstate 31, Tavola 14 >> Tanner Coll paced the winners with 10 points. <\/p>\n
PDS 15, A&A Custom Signs 12 >> Connor Meenans six points led the way for PDS. Logan McBride had five points for A&A. <\/p>\n
Lydia Scotts basket in the final minute lifted the Cougars to an 18-17 victory over Glenolden in the junior division. Bridget Doerr led the winners with seven points. <\/p>\n
Erin Boyer had six points for Glenolden. <\/p>\n
In another junior game: <\/p>\n
Springfield Gold 26, Springfield Blue 16 >> Skyler Poehner and Sophia Ward combined for 15 points for Gold. <\/p>\n
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