Meadville Tribune - Local Sports

MASH girls bottle up Rockets
Seniors Danielle Cappellino and Emily Mottillo showed their irreplaceable leadership Monday night.
Combining for Meadville’s first 12 points in the third quarter, Cappellino and Mottillo made sure Titusville didn’t make a run as the Lady Bulldogs outscored the Rockets, 17-11 for a hard-fought 55-48 victory in Region 5 action at the House of Thrills.
Tigers outmuscle Allegheny
A four-point Allegheny halftime lead crumbled under the pressure of a strong Wittenberg inside game and a perfectly timed full-court press Saturday at the Wise Center.
The Tigers rolled to a 69-57 win, their 13th straight North Coast Athletic Conference win, over the Gators, who were playing for the second time in two days. Allegheny beat Earlham, 71-46, in another NCAC contest Friday night.
Donte's inferno
Donte Briscoe didn’t lead the Gators in any offensive category, but in the same way his quick hands seem to show up in every passing lane, his contributions appeared in almost every good offensive stat Saturday.
The sophomore guard had 13 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three steals as Allegheny won for the fifth time in six games with a 68-53 win over Kenyon at the Wise Center on Saturday.
Bulldogs take regular-season series from Knights with frantic finish
Let’s do a little Meadville mathematics. Your team minus the best player plus two others with four fouls divided by three freshman on the floor equals one huge monkey off the back.
Villa creates logjam at top
Villa Maria, Linesville, Cambridge Springs all tied at top of Region 3 standings.
Reynolds routs Panthers, wins 6th-straight D-10 title
EDINBORO — Most everything lined up the way Saegertown wanted Thursday. Everything but the final score.
Reigning five-time D-10 champion Reynolds improved to 13-0 all-time against Saegertown with a 56-10 District 10 Class AA team dual championship semifinal win. The Raiders then went on to take their sixth straight title with a 35-18 final over Fort LeBoeuf.
Cochranton tightens grip on third place in region with win
COCHRANTON — For the first time in 16 seasons, a team other than Saegertown, Maplewood or Lakeview is going to win the Region 3 girls basketball championship.
But just which team it is that steps up and steals the thunder remains to be seen. The Cochranton Cardinals, however, are hoping after nearly three decades that they might finally be that team.
Panthers focused on unbeaten Reynolds
Reynolds doesn’t usually need much help to win its duals.
Secondary primary concern for Scots
Scots announce two signings while PSAC rivals announce big classes.

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