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Shown is Williamsburg's Ayla Hileman as she puts up a one-handed shot over Everett's Olivia Hillegas during the ICC tournament on Friday, Feb. 18, at Claysburg High School.
Williamsburg's Krista Simpson puts scores on Everett's Lainie Treece during ICC tournament.
Williamsburg's Lambert Palmer outbounds a pass to a teammate during ICC Tournament play against Southern Huntingdon County.
RJ Royer sinks a three-point shot from the baseline.
Lady Pirates
ICC SEMI-FINAL
At Claysburg on Feb. 18, the Lady Pirates defeated Everett, securing their spot in the ICC Championship. Williamsburg won 51-39.
Jayla Woodruff and Ayla Hileman had a double-double with 18 and 14 rebounds respectively. Kendel Norris had a big game with 16 points.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Williamsburg 15 13 7 16 – 51
Everett 14 11 8 6 – 39
3-POINT GOALS
Williamsburg: 3 (Hileman 2, Woodruff)
Everett: 2 (Hillegas, Treece)
RECORDS
Williamsburg: 18-5
Everett: 17-6
ICC CHAMPIONSHIP
Returning to Claysburg on Feb. 19, Williamsburg again saw victory, this time against Bellwood. This win made Williamsburg back-to-back ICC Champions.
Williamsburg defeated Bellwood 46-39.
Ayla Hileman was MVP and had 10 rebounds. Hileman scored 23 points for Williamsburg. Woodruff had 7 rebounds.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Williamsburg 21 4 16 5 – 46
Bellwood 1 20 12 6 – 39
3-POINT GOALS
Williamsburg: 6 (Hileman 4, Woodruff, Simpson)
Bellwood: 5 (McCaulsky 3, McCracken, Clapper)
RECORDS
Williamsburg: 19-5
Bellwood: 19-5
Blue Pirates
The Williamsburg Blue Pirates won the Inter-County Conference Championship on Saturday night at Claysburg in a nail biter. Senior Lambert Palmer scored a game high 19 points, leading the Blue Pirates to a 53-50 defeat of Southern Fulton. Sophomore R. J. Royer added 12 points on 4 three-point field goals. In the third quarter, Southern Fulton accidentally tipped a rebound into their own basket adding 2 points for the Blue Pirates, credited to Junior Dezmond Woodruff who was the closest Williamsburg player to the basket.
Williamsburg entered the finals by defeating Southern Huntingdon 64-46 in Friday's semifinals. Palmer scored 22 points in the semifinal game, leading all scorers. Palmer was named the tournament boy's Most Valuable Player for his performances in both games.
Williamsburg (20-4) is the number one seed in the District 6 Class A playoffs, and plays again at home on March 2.
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