Tuesday's District 3 updates: Gettysburg, Delone girls clinch return trips to title game
It wasn't March, but there was plenty of madness to go around.
Shippensburg needed three overtimes, but they were able to steal a semifinal game, 51-49, over West York on Monday to advance to the District 3 Class 5A Championship.
Jayden Statum led the way for the Greyhounds, finishing with 22 points, including the game-winning bucket, a turn-around mid-range jumper
Traevon Kater hit the game-tying 3-pointer in regulation to send the game to overtime.
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Mark Walker led the way for the Bulldogs, finishing with 17 points.
Shippensburg now moves to the title game, in which they will face undefeated Lampeter-Strasburg, who had to survive a 3OT game of their own against Hershey.
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SHIP IS GOING TO THE FINALS pic.twitter.com/GoCfa5F5TA— Dylan Jacobs (@DylJacobs) March 1, 2022
Girls' Class 6A
(7 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Monday's semifinal results
(4) Central Dauphin 41, (1) Cedar Cliff 38
(6) Cumberland Valley 58, (2) Dallastown 51
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(4) Central Dauphin va. (6) Cumberland Valley at Giant Center, 6 p.m.
Monday's consolation semifinals results
(5) Central York 50, (8) Penn Manor 36
(10) Manheim Township 28, (3) Red Lion 25
Third-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(2) Dallastown at Cedar Cliff (1), 7 p.m.
Fifth-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(10) Manheim Township at (5) Central York, 7 p.m.
Seventh-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(8) Penn Manor at (3) Red Lion, 7 p.m.
Boys' Class 6A
(7 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Tuesday's semifinal results
(1) Reading 46, (5) Cedar Cliff 39
(7) Warwick 74, (3) Central Dauphin 57
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Reading vs. (7) Warwick at Giant Center, 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday's consolation semifinal results
(4) Hempfield 56, (9) Wilson 47
(6) Chambersburg 66, (2) Cumberland Valley 46
Third-place game, Friday, March 4
(5) Cedar Cliff at (3) Central Dauphin, 7 p.m.
Fifth-place game, Friday, March 4
(6) Chambersburg at (4) Hempfield, 7 p.m.
Seventh-place game, Friday March 4
(9) Wilson at (2) Cumberland Valley, 7 p.m.
Boys' Class 5A
(9 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Monday's semifinal results
(1) Lampeter-Strasburg 87, (4) Hershey (3OT)
(3) Shippensburg 51, (2) West York 49 (3OT)
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(1) Lampeter-Strasburg vs. (3) Shippensburg at Giant Center, 7:45 p.m.
Monday's consolation semifinal results
(12) Susquehannock 66, (9) Northeastern 64: The Warriors held off the Bobcats in the chase for a higher seed in the state tournament.
Jalen Franklin poured in 27 points, including 7-of-8 shooting from the free-throw line. In the process, Franklin broke the Susquehannock boys' career scoring mark (1,646), which was set by Frank Wright in 1974. Franklin is now at 1,653 with several games left this season.
Joshua Franklin added 14 points.
Chase Kloster dropped in 20 points for Northeastern, while Karron Mallory and Nick Rizzuto each scored 14 points.
(11) Lower Dauphin 66, (10) Exeter Township 60
Monday's 9th-place consolation semifinal results
(5) Palmyra 64, (8) Manheim Central 50: At Palmyra, the Cougars kept their state playoff hopes alive by handling the Barons behind 18 points from Eli Becker.
Christopher Ebersole added 14 for Palmyra, which hosted Elizabethtown in the 9th-place consolation game Wednesday night.
(6) Elizabethtown 57, (7) Milton Hershey 45
3rd-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(4) Hershey at (2) West York, 7 p.m.
5th-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(12) Susquehannock at (11) Lower Dauphin, 7 p.m.
7th-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(10) Exeter Township at (9) Northeastern, 7 p.m.
9th-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(6) Elizabethtown at (5) Palmyra, 7 p.m.
Girls' Class 5A
(8 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Tuesday's semifinal results
(2) Gettysburg 55, (6) Lower Dauphin 43 (OT): After just a three-point first quarter, Lower Dauphin fought back to tie the game at 43 after regulation. But it was all Gettysburg in overtime. The Warriors used clutch free-throw shooting and outscored the Falcons, 12-0, in the extra period to secure a trip to the district title game.
Camryn Felix had a monster night, scoring 25 points, including six 3-pointers. Anne Bair added 11 points in the effort.
(1) Mechanicsburg 45, (4) Manheim Central 40
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Mechanicsburg vs. (2) Gettysburg at Giant Center, 6 p.m.
Tuesday's consolation semifinal results
(8) Twin Valley 41, (5) West York 39: The Bulldogs couldn't maintain a halftime lead, hurt by single-digit scoring in the third quarter. T'Azjah Generett scored 16 points for West York.
(3) Greencastle-Antrim 45, (7) Lampeter-Strasburg 39
Third-place game, Friday, March 4
(6) Lower Dauphin at (4) Manheim Central, 7 p.m.
Fifth-place game, Friday, March 4
(8) Twin Valley at (3) Greencastle-Antrim, 7 p.m.
Seventh-place game, Friday, March 4
Lampeter-Strasburg at West York, 7 p.m.
Boys' Class 4A
(5 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Monday's semifinal results
(1) Berks Catholic 58, (4) Littlestown 46
(3) Middletown 63, (2) Trinity 46
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(1) Berks Catholic vs. (3) Middletown at Giant Center, 4:15 p.m.
Monday's consolation semifinal results
(8) Elco 49, (5) Eastern York 44: Luke Williams led the way with 16 points to power Elco into the fifth-place game, which is a must-win if the Raiders want to continue their season. Only five teams advance to the state tournament.
Corey Attivo added 12 points, and Rheece Shuey scored 10.
The Golden Knights' season ended with a 16-11 record. Austin Bausman scored 19 points in the loss.
(7) Boiling Springs 69, (6) Bishop McDevitt 61
Third-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(4) Littlestown at (2) Trinity, 7 p.m.
Fifth-place game, Wednesday, March 2
(8) Elco at (7) Boiling Springs, 7 p.m.
Girls' Class 4A
(6 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Tuesday's semifinal results
(3) Berks Catholic 49, (7) Bermudian Springs 46 (OT): The Eagles appeared on the verge of another upset when they took a two-point lead on a Lillian Peters bucket with 1:10 to play in regulation. But the Saints tied the game on two free throws and the Eagles couldn't get a good look at the buzzer.
Peters again put Bermudian up one with just over a minute left in overtime but Berk Catholic's Caraline Herb answered with a layup and Bermudian missed two 3-pointers down the stretch — down one on the first and down three on the final possession.
The Eagles thought they had a jump ball down one with 21 seconds left but a Berks timeout was granted and the Saints hit two free throws.
The Eagles led by three at halftime and six early in the fourth quarter but scored just two more points before overtime.
"(Berks) played harder than we did in the fourth quarter," Bermudian coach Todd Askins said. "We made a lot of mistakes tonight. We weren't setting great screens. If we want to get our shooters open we need to do that. We took a couple (3-pointers) when we only needed two. And they shut down our transition game."
Peters led Bermudian with 15 points while Bailey Oehmig had nine and Hannah Chenault had eight. Herb led Berks Catholic with 16.
(1) Delone Catholic 53, (5) Lancaster Catholic 41: After an evenly matched first half, Delone used stifling defense to hold Lancaster Catholic to just four points in the third quarter and punched its ticket to the title game.
MaKenna Mummert paced the offense with 17 points, and Giana Hoddinott was right behind with 16.
The Squirettes will be playing for their third straight district title.
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Delone Catholic vs. (3) Berks Catholic at Giant Center, 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday's consolation semifinal results
(9) Bishop McDevitt 63, (4) Schuylkill Valley 41
(2) Eastern York 53, (6) Big Spring 34
Third-place game, Friday, March 4
(7) Bermudian Springs at (5) Lancaster Catholic, 7 p.m.
Fifth-place game, Friday, March 4
(8) Bishop McDevitt at (2) Eastern York, 7 p.m.
Boys' Class 3A
(3 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Columbia vs. (2) York Catholic at Giant Center, 4:15 p.m.
Monday's third-place game
Tulpehocken 72, Lancaster Catholic 51
Girls' Class 3A
(4 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(2) Trinity vs. (4) York Catholic at Giant Center, 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday's third-place game
(1) Brandywine Heights 54, (3) Pequea Valley 40
Boys' Class 2A
(3 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Antietam vs. (3) Lancaster Mennonite at Giant Center, 12:45 p.m.
Tuesday's third-place game
(2) Delone Catholic 41, (5) Greenwood 30: The Squires held the Wildcats to single-digit scoring in three quarters and punched their ticket to the state tournament with the victory. Bryson Kopp led the offense with 19 points.
Girls' Class 2A
(2 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(1) Columbia vs. (2) Linden Hall at Giant Center, 11 a.m.
Boys' Class 1A
(5 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Thursday, March 3
(4) Lancaster Country Day vs. (2) Linville Hill Christian at Giant Center, 12:45 p.m.
Monday's third-place game
(1) Mount Calvary Christian 66, (3) High Point Baptist 54
Monday's fifth-place game
(6) West Shore Christian 48, (8) Lancaster County Christian 47
Girls' Class 1A
(4 teams advance to PIAA tournament)
Championship, Saturday, March 5
(1) Christian School of York vs. (6) Mount Calvary Christian at Giant Center, 11 a.m.
Tuesday's third-place game
(7) Greenwood 44, (4) New Covenant 28
This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: District 3 basketball: Scores, results Monday and Tuesday's games
