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Wayne Valley, Wayne Hills, DePaul

Girls Basketball: Non Public A Finals: St. John Vianney 80, DePaul 45

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Girls Basketball: Non Public Group A Semifinals

DePaul vs. St. John Vianney
Saturday, Noon
Poland Spring Arena, Toms River, NJ

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Girls Skiing: NJ Skiing: Wayne Hills girls seize NJISRA state title

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In team competition, the top four fastest times among six skiers tabulate to achieve one overall time. Most teams have two or three exceptional skiers carrying the load. The Wayne Hills girls team, however, possessed six dynamic skiers from which to choose. Seniors Allison Kowalski, Valerie Anderson and Kristen Ascione, juniors Talbot Weston and Meryl Ryan, along with freshman Stephanie Bitcon, dominated the giant slalom on Thursday (5:58.44) before following it up with yet another dominating performance in the slalom (8:17.68) yesterday as Wayne Hills finished in a combined 14:16.12 to capture its first team state title at the Hidden Valley Ski Club in Vernon. Click here to read more

Girls Basketball: Non Public Group A North Finals: DePaul 61, Holy Angels 60

Source: The Bergen Record

Katie Branagan found a spot in the deep left corner and waited. Senior guard Starr Breedlove dribbled in her direction and passed the ball to her. Branagan caught, locked and let it fly. Click here to read more.

Girls Basketball: Non Public North A Semifinals: DePaul 46, Roselle Catholic 23

Jade Walker scored a game-high 17 points to power DePaul in the semifinal round of the North Jersey, Non-Public A tournament in Roselle. Starr Breedlove netted 12 points and Walker scored eight of her 17 points in the first half when DePaul built a 23-11 halftime lead. Marcia Senatus had 11 points and Melissa Tobie added seven, concluding her career with 1,016 points for Roselle Catholic.

Boys Basketball: Section I, Group III Semifinals: Passaic Valley 69, Wayne Valley 50

Andrew Herasimtschuk, Wayne Valley's second leading scorer and leading rebounder, was held out of the game due to a concussion. Tom Larranaga paced Wayne Valley with 12 points and Andrew Keane had 10 and eight boards. Nick DiCristina connected on six of eight 3-pointers, all in the first 16 minutes, made nine of nine free throws for the game and finished with a game-high 27 points.