Isabella Sysak and Kya Cooley combined for 22 first-half points to help Bishop Canevin take control early en route to a 60-19 thrashing of visiting Northgate Tuesday night in a girls basketball game.
Sysak scored 13 of her 18 points in the opening two quarters while Cooley contributed nine of her 16 during the same time period.
The Crusaders, now 2-0, sprinted to a 27-2 lead after one quarter and widened their margin to 40-5 at halftime.
“We played smothering team defense,” Bishop Canevin coach Rob Travis said afterward. “And we were very unselfish.”
Cassidy Auth scored 11 points to lead Northgate.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 51, Lincoln Park 38
Claudia Ierullo scored a game-high 22 points and Lola Garner contributed 17 to help the Chargers to their second win in two starts.
Leah Parker added seven points for OLSH, which led 25-19 at halftime and maintained that six-point cushion going into the final quarter before pulling away.
Patty Wesolowski scored 13 points to lead Lincoln Park.
BOYS: Springdale 82, Cornell 37
John Duku scored 12 points and Landon Linderman added 11, and the Dynamos used their superior size to subdue the Raiders.
Springdale sprinted to a 29-9 first-quarter lead and owned a 50-25 margin at intermission. The Dynamos continued to pour it on, outscoring Cornell 20-7 in the third quarter.
Santana Lee scored 15 points to pace Cornell, which fell to 1-1, and Eduardo Benitez contributed 12.
Cornell coach Brian Bethel said he thought his team came out flat, but he also saw some positive things – “and I saw some things that give a coach gray hair.
“We had opportunities – we just have to do a better job of taking advantage of them.”
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