ALLENTOWN — The ninth-seeded West Windsor-Plainsboro High South varsity girls’ basketball team held off a strong, second-half charge from eighth-seeded Allentown to advance from the opening round of the Colonial Valley Conference Tournament Tuesday with a 50-42 win. Sophia Latif Estafan topped a ll scorers with 14 points, and Ava Barbrow hit four 3-point field goals to direct the Pirates’ offense. Madison Sullivan’s 11 points paced the Redbirds. WW-P SOUTH (50) Latif Estafan 5-4-14, Borusu 3-2-8, Barbrow 4-0-12, Peng 1-1-3, Sirmans 1-1-3, BRuiz 0-1-1, Al-Quzwini 0-2-2, Montemayor 0-0-0, Palla 3-1-7. Totals — 17-12-50. ALLENTOWN (42) Rondinelli 3-1-8, Prekop 2-0-4, DeRose 1-6-8, Sullivan 4-3-11, Harmon 0-0-0, Barry 1-0-2, Malvin 3-0-6, George 1-1-3. Totals — 15-11-42. WW-P South (13-10)                   15    12      8    15    —    50 Allentown (13-8)                            7      8    15    12    —    42 3-point goals — Barbrow 4 (WWS), Rondinelli (A). NOTRE DAME 43, ROBBINSVILLE 32 LAWRENCE TWP. — In other CVC Tournament action, the fifth-seeded Irish overtook the 12th-seeded Ravens in the fourth quarter with a 15-0 run. Caroline Foley and Grace Hempsell led Notre Dame with 18 and 14 points, respectively. Alexa Boss’ 11 points were high for R’ville. ROBBINSVILLE (32) Singh 1-0-2, Pierini 1-0-2, JBoss 2-0-4, Godwin 2-0-5, Griffin 2-0-5, Napierkowski 1-0-3, ABoss 4-2-11. Totals — 13-2-32. NOTRE DAME (43) Foley 5-4-18, RParker 2-1-5, Hempsell 7-0-14, Bucchere 1-0-2, Kniffin 0-0-0, KWood 2-0-4, Scharibone 0-0-0. Totals — 17-5-43. Robbinsville (9-12)                      13    13      6      0    —    32 Notre Dame (12-7)                        9      8    11    15    —    43 3-point goals — Godwin, Griffin, Napierkowski, ABoss (R), Foley 4 (ND). STEINERT 54, HIGHTSTOWN 28 HAMILTON — The seventh-seeded Spartans snapped a five-game losing streak with this win over the 10th-seeded Rams in a CVC Tournament first-round battle. Thirteen points apiece from Naomi Gray and Katie Corby steered Steinert, while Hayley DeKok’s seven points topped Hightstown’s effort. HIGHTSTOWN (28) Wersching 2-1-6, Mascoll 2-0-4, Gulli 2-1-6, Khosa 0-0-0, Shyam 0-0-0, DeKok 3-0-7, Sweeney 1-0-2, McMahan 0-0-0, Towle 1-1-3. Totals — 11-3-28. STEINERT (54) McCarthy 3-0-7, Gray 6-0-13, Wright 0-0-0, KCorby 1-11-13, Chirichella 0-0-0, Constance 0-2-2, Zimmerman 0-0-0, Rosa 2-3-8, Siwczak 0-0-0, O’Donnell 0-0-0, Milton 0-2-2, Medino 4-0-9, Rodkey 0-0-0. Totals — 16-18-54. Hightstown(9-13)           11      8      4      5    —    28 Steinert (12-9)               15    11    13    15    —    54 3-point goals — Wersching, Gulli, DeKok (H), McCarthy, Gray, Rosa, Medino (S). LAWRENCE 67, HAMILTON WEST 20 LAWRENCE TWP. — Amber Wooding’s 26 points powered the fourth-seeded Cardinals past the 13th-seeded Hornets into Thursday’s CVC Tournament quarterfinals. Kimyah Carter, Jordin Boucicaut and Claire Gorczynski added nine points apiece. HAMILTON WEST (20) Harlan 2-0-4, Vargas Gutierrez 1-0-2, Castro Gamboa 2-0-4, King 1-2-4, AdSmith 1-1-4, AiSmith 1-0-2. Totals — 8-3-20. LAWRENCE (67) Wooding 11-3-26, Orashen 3-0-6, Carter 4-1-9, Cohen 0-0-0, Madison 0-0-0, KWilliams 4-0-8, Swaroop 0-0-0, Boucicaut 4-1-9, Straczynski 0-0-0, Gorczynski 4-0-9, Space 0-0-0. Totals — 30-5-67. HamiltonW(5-17)                     4      6      6      4    —    20 Lawrence (14-9)                    14    21    15    17    —    67 3-point goals — AdSmith (HW), Wooding, Gorczynski (L). EWING 70, NOTTINGHAM 13 EWING — London Bennett’s 27 points pushed the third-seeded Blue Devils past the 14th-seeded Northstars in CVC Tournament play at the Emil Wandishin Gymnasium. Analis Maldonado and Lillie Alston chipped in 18 and 12 points, respectively. NOTTINGHAM (13) Jacobs 0-0-0, TSmith 0-1-1, McDonald 1-0-2, Kpadeh 3-0-6, Davenport-Strawder 0-0-0, Stahl 0-0-0, Mason 0-0-0, Elnaggar 2-0-4, Burkhalter 0-0-0, Pincinetti 0-0-0. Totals — 6-1-13. EWING (70) Alston 5-2-12, TWilliams 2-0-4, KSmith 1-0-2, Glover 1-0-2, McClees 0-0-0, Bennett 10-5-27, SWhite 2-0-5, Maldonado 8-1-18, Hadden 0-0-0, Hickmond 0-0-0, CSingletary 0-0-0, Black-Taylor 0-0-0. Totals — 29-8-70. Nottingham(4-19)                 2      5      2      4    —    13 Ewing (14-7)                       25    10    10    16    —    70 3-point goals — Bennett 2, SWhite, Maldonado (E). PRINCETON 52, WW-P NORTH 21 PRINCETON — Anna Winters’ 20 points helped the second-seeded Tigers get past the 15th-seeded Northern Knights in the CVC Tournament. Annabelle Lee hit four 3-pointers for WW-P North. WW-P NORTH (21) ALee 4-0-12, Slater 1-0-2, Agrawal 1-0-2, Million 0-0-0, Marda 1-0-3, Saitoh 1-0-2, Krishna 0-0-0, Kailashram-Krishna 0-0-0, Karthik 0-0-0. Totals — 8-0-21. PRINCETON (52) Winters 7-4-20, Sharkey 3-0-8, Bornstein 4-0-8, Romain 4-0-9, Genestin 0-0-0, Hunt 2-0-4, Afrifah 0-0-0, Knierim 0-1-1, Menapace 0-0-0, Arminio 0-0-0, Cao 1-0-2, Harman 0-0-0, Crepezzi 0-0-0. Totals — 21-5-52. WW-PNorth(3-18)               0      4    11      6    —    21 Princeton (15-6)               17    18      7    10    —    52 3-point goals — ALee 4, Marda (WWN), Winters 2, Sharkey 2, Romain (P). REGULAR SEASON HUN 79, STUART 47 PRINCETON — Carmela Arana scored 21 points as the Tartans fell to the Raiders. HUN (79) N/A STUART COUNTRY DAY (47) TStates 3-5-11, Chirik 1-0-2, LHernandez-Lewis 0-0-0, Broughton 0-0-0, Murphy 2-0-4, LStates 3-2-9, CEnimil Ashun 0-0-0, Arana 6-7-21. Totals — 15-14-47. Hun (13-12)                        23    18    23    15    —    79 Stuart (13-7)                         8    13    13    13    —    47 3-point goals — LStates, Arana 2 (SCD). LAWRENCEVILLE 47, CAMDEN PREP 2 LAWRENCEVILLE — The Big Red held the Wolfpack scoreless for three quarters at the Tsai Field House on the way to their 10th victory. L’ville’s Fatima Ramirez Elizondo was the game’s leading scorer with 14 points. Leeza Klochkov and Bella Devine added 12 and 10 points, respectively. CAMDEN PREP (2) N/A LAWRENCEVILLE (47) Klochkov 6-0-12, Sorrentino 1-4-6, Devine 5-0-10, Ramirez Elizondo 7-0-14, Durkee-Nuemann 2-1-5. Totals — 21-5-47. Camden Prep (0-2)                    0      0      0    2    —      2 Lawrenceville(10-15)                12    14    12    9    —    47 ...read more read less