Girls Basketball Results Tracker: December 22

In this post, we’ll provide updates on Girls Basketball action from across Lebanon County. This will be a rolling summary, continually updated as we receive new details, giving you a one-stop place to stay informed on all the latest happenings.

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Monday, December 22

New Covenant 54, Millersburg 22

Hosting Millersburg on Monday night, the Flames were looking to add another win to their perfect record, and the outcome was clear early on.

In the 1st quarter, Qynne Demler took over, scoring 11 points as New Covenant raced out to a 22-3 lead. While the middle quarters were played more evenly, the Flames continued to add to their advantage and remained in control throughout.

Demler finished with a game-high 26 points, including three three-pointers. McKenna Kantner added 18 points, while Moriah Simniskis joined them in double figures with 10.

New Covenant (7-0) will now have off until Friday, January 2nd, when they travel to face York Christian.

NC Scoring: Q. Demler 26, M. Kantner 18, M. Simniskis 10

Mifflin County 55, Palmyra 48

With Addi Salus still sidelined, the Lady Cougars traveled to Mifflin County, a venue that is never an easy road trip. Despite the long bus ride, Palmyra got off to a strong start behind the hot shooting of Kaylee Seltzer, who scored 7 points in the opening quarter, and Elyse Ancharski, who added 5, as the Cougars built an early 17–8 lead.

Mifflin County responded in the 2nd quarter, flipping the momentum to take a 29–25 advantage into halftime. The Huskies continued to add to their lead in the 3rd quarter, despite a three-pointer from Emily Bearinger.

Palmyra made a push in the 4th quarter, cutting into the deficit as Seltzer and Ancharski each scored 5 points and Shay Rutter knocked down her second three-pointer of the night. However, the comeback effort fell just short.

Seltzer finished with a team-high 17 points, while Ancharski joined her in double figures with 12.

Palmyra (4-4) will now have time to regroup before returning to action on January 5th, when they host Red Land.

Palmyra Scoring: K. Seltzer 17, E. Ancharski 12, S. Rutter 6, M. Doster 4, E. Bearinger 3, J. Harrison 3, E. Funck 3

Lebanon 64, Elizabethtown 43

Lebanon Scoring: O. Brandt 22, N. Harrison 13, T. Camuy 7, S. Strickler 6, J. Hernandez 5, N. Lampkin 5, J. Gonzalez 3, L. Ortiz 2, J. Mejia 1

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