Her teammates fed her the ball.

But Kristina DeMatteis passed it back to them instead.

Finally, DeMatteis hit a bucket to score her 18th point against Forest Area Tuesday night and reach 1,000 in her career in a 73-11 rout.

“That's just the type of player she is,” said Moniteau coach Dee Arblaster. “She's been a leader for us in the two years I've been back.”

DeMatteis is the first Moniteau player since 2006 to reach the milestone. Alyssa Deal was the last to score 1,000 points and she is the all-time leader with 1,445.

DeMatteis is the sixth player in school history to reach the mark. Arblaster (then Dee Slater) is also a member of that group.

Michelle Yeager and Autumn Kramer (both in 2001) and Lil Baptiste (1984) are the others.

Alazia Greaves scored 27 points to lead the Warriors.

Emma Bair added 14 points and 10 rebounds.

Karns City 62, Clarion 34 — Mackenzie Craig scored a career-high 32 points and also grabbed 16 rebounds as Karns City rolled to a 62-34 win over Clarion.

Craig scored 14 of her points in the first quarter as the Gremlins (10-5) built a 23-12 lead.

Emily Hegedus added 16 points for Karns City, which will host Cranberry Friday.

A-C Valley 80, Clarion-Limestone 25 — Ellie Thompson scored 29 points and Olivia Boocks added 23 for the Falcons in this rout.

Thompson also had eight steals for A-C Valley (8-4).

Cranberry 48, Union 35 — Lexey Shick scored 17 points in the loss.

The Damsels fell behind 28-11 at the half.

Frankee Remmick added 13 rebounds for Union.

Boys Basketball

Ben Lewis scored 17 points, but Mars was nipped 47-45 at home by Allderdice.

The Planets trailed 21-15 at the half and only scored two points in the second quarter. Jerry Stoddart added 12 points for Mars.

Summit Academy 61, Springdale 52 — Tyree Thomas scored 17 points and Zyaire Ayers added 16 for the Knights (5-10, 4-4).

Swimming

Brooke Zukowski and Matt Karenbauer each won multiple events as Knoch swept Freeport.

Girls

Knoch 99, Freeport 60

200 medley relay: 1-Knoch (Amelia Walls, Claire Lindsay, Mya Wertz, Grace Phillips) 2:06.69

200 freestyle: 1-Brooke Zukowski (K) 2:05.22

200 individual medley: 1-Walls (K) 2:41.06

50 freestyle: 1-Isabella Parks (F) 27.52

1-meter diving: 1-Vanessa Robb (K) 2:03.10

100 butterfly: 1-Ariana Clark (F) 1:06.51

100 freestyle: 1-Zukowksi (K) 59.30

500 freestyle: 1-Grace Phillips (K) 5:53.60

200 freestyle relay: 1-Knoch (Lindsey Fanton, Rachael Wittmer, Heather Wittmer, Zukowski) 1:52.41

100 backstroke: 1-Clark (F) 1:05.84

100 breaststroke: 1-Lizzie Korbeck (F) 1:41.42

400 freestyle relay: 1-Freeport (Ariana Clark, Madeline Miller, Caitlin Nicholas, Parks) 4:27.0

Boys

Knoch 95, Freeport 64

200 medley relay: 1-Freeport (Garrett Ben, Greg Miller, Carver Clark, Malique Nadzam) 2:06.05

200 freestyle: 1-Clark (F) 1:58.08

200 individual medley: 1-Matt Karenbauer (K) 206.72

50 freestyle: 1-John Wilson (K) 22.81

1-meter diving: 1-Sam Phinnes (K) 115.85

100 butterfly: 1-Derek Ekas (K) 56.77

100 freestyle: 1-Michael Renaud (K) 57.33

500 freestyle: 1-Karenbauer (K) 5:14.99

200 freestyle relay: 1-Knoch (Braden Zukowski, Ekas, Karenabuer, Wilson) 1:36.31

100 backstroke: 1-Clark (F) 1:06.87

100 breaststroke: 1-Zukowski (K) 1:09.05

400 freestyle relay: 1-Knoch (Zukowski, Ekas, Karenbauer, Wilson) 3:27.03

Rifle

Luke Montag, Matt Corlew, Ally Arbanas, Brendan Lefevre, Michael Rugaber and Patrick Atchison all shot 100s as Butler downed Indiana 798-58X to 777-32X.