PRINCETON — Behind 20 points from Anna Winters, 19 points from Katie Sharkey and 10 more from Chloe Hunt, the sixth-seeded Princeton High varsity girls’ basketball team rolled past 11th-seeded Old Bridge, 66-39, Tuesday in the first round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV Tournament. With th eir 20th win, the Tigers advance to play at third-seeded Hillsborough (19-6) Saturday. In that game, Sharkey will go for 1,000 career points. She needs two points to reach the magic mark. OLD BRIDGE (39) Togun 3-2-8, Valazza 0-0-0, Kmiec 1-4-7, Dizon 0-0-0, Lane 2-1-5, Green 0-1-1, Panjabi 1-0-3, Farag 3-6-12, Chin 1-0-3, Remotti 0-0-0. Totals — 11-14-39. PRINCETON (66) Winters 8-4-20, Sharkey 8-0-19, Bornstein 2-0-5, Romain 1-0-2, Hunt 3-4-10, Afrifah 0-0-0, Knierim 3-0-6, Menapace 0-0-0, Arminio 1-0-2, Cao 1-0-2, Harman 0-0-0, JMiddleton 0-0-0. Totals — 27-8-66. Old Bridge (12-14)                        5    10    10    14    —    39 Princeton (20-7)                          14    24    20      8    —    66 3-point goals — Kmiec, Panjabi, Chin (OB), Sharkey 3, Bornstein (P). HILLSBOROUGH 61, WW-P SOUTH 21 HILLSBOROUGH — The 14th-seeded Pirates’ season came to an end despite six points from Ridhi Palla in another CJ IV game. The Raiders got 12 points from Alexa Gaspar. WW-P SOUTH (21) Latif Estafan 2-0-4, ARuiz 1-0-3, Borusu 1-1-3, Barbrow 0-0-0, Peng 0-0-0, Sirmans 0-1-1, Duguay 0-1-1, BRuiz 1-0-3, Al-Quzwini 0-0-0, Palla 3-0-6. Totals — 8-3-21. HILLSBOROUGH (61) Bice 0-2-2, Liedl 2-0-5, Gaspar 5-1-12, Loniewski 3-1-7, Cebedo 2-0-5, Rollan 4-0-8, Thomas 3-1-7, Reigrod 1-0-3, Mercurio 1-0-3, Ruh 4-0-9. Totals — 25-5-61. WW-P South (14-13)                     5    7      6    3    —    21 Hillsborough (19-6)                      23    9    20    9    —    61 3-point goals — ARuiz, BRuiz (WWS), Liedl, Gaspar, Cebedo, Reigrod, Mercurio, Ruh (H). HUNTERDON CENTRAL 48, TRENTON 15 FLEMINGTON — The fourth-seeded Red Devils stormed past the 13th-seeded Tornadoes in Central Jersey Group IV. Trenton, which got five points apiece from Saniya Presha and Angelie Pacheco, saw its 10-16 season come to an end. TRENTON (15) Pacheco 2-1-5, Phelps 1-0-3, Brown-Johnson 0-0-0, AJackson 0-1-1, ASingletary 0-1-1, Presha 2-0-5, Pomales 0-0-0, Weldon 0-0-0. Totals — 5-3-15. HUNTERDON CENTRAL (48) Costantini 3-0-8, Hess 0-0-0, Ramos 7-6-21, Schwartz 1-4-6, O’Leary 1-0-2, Dudley 1-2-4, Duran 2-2-7. Totals — 15-14-48. Trenton (10-16)                          3      0      7    5    —    15 HunterdonCent(16-8)               17    15    13    3    —    48 3-point goals — Phelps, Presha (T), Costantini 2, Ramos, Duran (HC). EAST BRUNSWICK 70, HIGHTSTOWN 30 EAST BRUNSWICK — Hayley DeKok scored 15 points, but the 15th-seeded Rams could not stay with the second-seeded Bears in more CJ IV play. Hightstown’s season came to an end after a 10-17 campaign. HIGHTSTOWN (30) Wersching 0-2-2, Mascoll 0-1-1, Gulli 1-2-5, Khosa 3-0-7, Shyam 0-0-0, DeKok 5-2-15, Sweeney 0-0-0, McMahan 0-0-0, Towle 0-0-0. Totals — 9-7-30. EAST BRUNSWICK (70) Catanho 13-0-29, Krzywdzinski 0-0-0, Aleixo 1-0-3, Tannura 5-0-13, de los Santos-Branson 1-3-5, Gay 3-0-6, Figueroa 3-2-9, Muñoz 2-0-5, Riggio 0-0-0, Giordano 0-0-0, Gonzalez 0-0-0, Brenes 0-0-0, LiPuma 0-0-0. Totals — 28-5-70. Hightstown (10-17)                     7    10      4    9    —    30 E.Brunswick(22-5)                    21    19    24    6    —    70 3-point goals — Gulli, Khosa, DeKok 3 (H), Catanho 3, Aleixo, Tannura 3, Figueroa, Muñoz (EB). NON-PUBLIC B SOUTH STUART 80, NOOR-UL-IMAN 22 PRINCETON — Taylor States scored 27 points to power the fifth-seeded Tartans past the 12th-seeded Comets. Stuart Country Day (14-9) will head to fourth-seeded Holy Spirit (11-14) in Absecon Monday with States needing 18 points to reach 1,000. NOOR-UL-IMAN (22) N/A STUART COUNTRY DAY (80) TStates 12-3-27, Chirik 4-0-8, LHernandez-Lewis 4-1-9, Chennault 2-0-4, Murphy 3-1-7, LStates 3-1-7, CEnimil Ashun 0-0-0, THernandez-Lewis 1-0-2, Arana 7-0-14, Oweh 0-0-0, France 0-0-0, Velez 1-0-2. Totals — 37-6-80. Noor-ul-Iman(3-8)                5      6      3      8    —    22 Stuart (14-9)                      24    28    17    11    —    80 NON-PUBLIC A SOUTH UNION CATHOLIC 69, PDS 48 SCOTCH PLAINS — Despite 21 points from Alana Williams, the ninth-seeded Panthers could not keep pace with the eighth-seeded Vikings. Princeton Day School’s season ended after a 16-9 campaign in which it won the Colonial Valley Conference Valley Division. PDS (48) Barber 2-0-5, Hartman 0-0-0, NMartin 2-2-6, McLaren 1-1-3, Lesaca 0-0-0, Braswell 2-1-5, AlWilliams 5-11-21, MMartin 0-0-0, Malin 4-0-8. Totals — 16-15-48. UNION CATHOLIC (69) LBrown 1-0-2, Mullaney 1-0-2, Donnelly 0-0-0, Adegboyega 0-0-0, Banaria 0-0-0, Ptak 2-1-5, Britt 7-6-21, Majewski 10-0-22, Bryant 2-0-4, Gianchiglia 1-0-2, Dyer 0-0-0, Peterson 5-0-11. Totals — 29-7-69. PDS (16-9)                               11      7    19    11    —    48 UnionCatholic(14-10)              20    15    20    14    —    69 3-point goals — Barber (PDS), Britt, Majewski 2, Peterson (UC). CAMDEN CATHOLIC 56, NOTRE DAME 33 CHERRY HILL — Seniors Caroline Foley, Grace Hempsell and Tori Bucchere each scored eight points as 11th-seeded ND fell to sixth-seeded Camden Catholic in more Non-Public A South action. Notre Dame, which reached the CVC Tournament championship game for a second year in a row, saw its season come to an end after a 14-10 campaign. NOTRE DAME (33) Foley 3-0-8, RParker 0-0-0, Hempsell 4-0-8, Bucchere 4-0-8, Hughes 0-0-0, DMeszaros 0-0-0, MMeszaros 0-0-0, KWood 2-0-6, Moog 0-0-0, Scharibone 0-0-0, Fitzpatrick 1-0-3, Drennan 0-0-0, Haggerty 0-0-0, Pozzo 0-0-0. Totals — 14-0-33. CAMDEN CATHOLIC (56) Pela 7-0-19, CBrennan 4-1-9, MBrennan 5-3-13, Cureton 2-2-7, Lipscomb 2-0-4, AaWilliams 0-1-1, Phang 1-0-3. Totals — 21-7-56. Notre Dame (14-10)                   13      5    6      9    —    33 CamdenCath(21-8)                    20    14    9    13    —    56 3-point goals — Foley 2, KWood 2, Fitzpatrick (ND), Pela 5, Cureton, Phang (CC). ...read more read less