Girls basketball

Hall 52, Newman 32: The Red Devils showed little rust after a week off, rolling to a Three Rivers East victory at home Thursday. Ella Sterling led Hall with 20 points, Charlie Pellegrini had 10, McKenna Christiansen eight and Kennedy Wozniak seven.

Princeton 46, Mendota 19: The Tigresses scored the first 19 points of the game and never looked back in a runaway Three Rivers East victory on the road Thursday.

Camryn Driscoll had a double-double with 11 points and a team-high 10 rebounds for PHS (16-6, 6-1). Keighley Davis led the Tigresses with 13 points and Makayla Hecht had 10.

PHS won the F/S game 21-17. Ava Kyle led PHS with six points.

St. Bede 53, Henry 26: The Bruins won on ‘80s Night at the Academy in Tri-County Conference play Thursday. Ali Bosnich had 17 points, Ella Hermes 14 and Lili McClain added nine.

Kewanee 54, Bureau Valley 49: The Boiler Girls snuck away with a Three Rivers East win at the Storm Cellar Thursday, outscoring the Storm 12-5 in the second quarter to pull ahead to a 25-17 halftime lead.

Mya Dearing had 20 points for Kewanee and Tejhiana Amos added 17. Kate Salisbury scored 17 points for the Storm.

Kewanee won the F/S game 37-36 on a half-court 3-pointer at the buzzer by Audrey Clucas. Zemke led the Storm with 15 points and Maupin added 11.

Wrestling

Tigers split at Rochelle: Princeton split a triangular Thursday, beating Kewanee 48-36 and losing to the host Hubs 44-32.

Ace Christiansen, Michael Kurth, Preston Arkels, Augustus Swanson and Cade Odell each won twice for the Tigers.

Christiansen won by 15-0 technical fall and by fall in 1:10, Kurth won 15-13 in overtime and by fall (1:40), Arkels recorded falls in 3:30 and 0:51, Swanson won by fall in 2:25 and 0:55 and Odell had pins in 1:43 and 1:29.

Also for the Tigers, Ian Morris won by fall (0:55) vs. Rochelle, while Jaydon Cooke, Kaydin Gibson and Casey Etheridge all had pins against the Boilermakers.