Liz Simms had herself quite a day.

The Butler junior broke her own school indoor record in the 800 meters Saturday at the Tri-State Track Coaches Association meet at Edinboro University. She ran a 2:18.97, beating her former mark of 2:19.46 set last year.

Simms also joined Gabrielle Boden, Maddie Tonini and Chesna Tomko in winning the 4x200 meter and 4x400 meter relays, bettering the indoor state qualifying times in both.

The Golden Tornado girls team won all four relays and Maggie Welty won the mile race.

On the boys side, Brett Brady won the mile race and joined Tim Porter, Cole Thompson and Skyler Vavro in winning the distance medley relay.

Butler placers follow:

Girls

4x200 relay: 1-Gabrielle Boden, Maddie Tonini, Chesna Tomko, Liz Simms 1:47.96

4x400 relay: 1-Gabrielle Boden, Maddie Tonini, Chesna Tomko, Liz Simms 4:05.95

4x800 relay: 1-Erin LeMay, Mariah Geibel, Autumn Pettinato, Erin Gianneski 10:19.21

Distance medley: 1-Erin LeMay, Anna Baxter, Mariah Geibel, Maggie Welty 13:26.46

800 meters: 1-Liz Simms 2:18.97

Mile: 1-Maggie Welty 5:25.17

400 meters: 3-Chesna Tomko 1:01.32, 5-Maddie Tonini 1:02.15

Shot put: 3-Jena Reinheimer 38-4

60-meter hurdles: 6-Anna Baxter 9.77

Boys

Mile: 1-Brett Brady, 8-Skyler Vavro

200 meters: 6-Ryan Marcella

60 meters: 7-Ryan Marcella

800 meters: 7-Tim Porter

3,000 meters: 4-Aden Dressler, 8-Camden Seybert

Triple jump: 5-Isaiah Seybert

4x200 relay: 3-Cade Gratzmiller, Ryan Marcella, Isaiah Seybert, Jake Wolfrum

4x400 relay: 2-Doug Kostelansky, Jake Wolfrum, Ryan Marcella, Cade Gratzmiller

Distance medley: 1-Brett Brady, Tim Porter, Cole Thompson, Skyler Vavro

Youngstown State Invite — Claudia Allen broke Slippery Rock's indoor record in the high jump, leaping four feet, eight inches in a sixth-place finish. She placed seventh in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 9.97 seconds.

Sierra Nagy was fifth in the long jump for the Rockets with a 15-11.5. Ashlee Wherthey was sixth with a 15-7.25.

On the boys side, Pat Shea placed seventh with a 19-5 in the long jump.

Boys Basketball

Allderdice (20-2) reeled off its 17th consecutive win Saturday in topping Seneca Valley, 75-65.

Dalton Peffer scored 20 points and David Ritchie 19 for the Raiders (14-8), who trailed 46-23 at halftime.

SENECA VALLEY 65

Dalton Peffer 20, David Ritchie 19.

ALLDERDICE 75

Bobby Clifford 26, Tyler Williams 20.

Seneca Valley 12 11 23 19 — 65

Allderdice24 22 14 15 — 75

Tuesday: Seneca Valley at WPIAL playoff meeting

Knoch 38, Steel Valley 35 — The Knights (7-14) ended their season with a win as Julian Sanks scored 18 points, including four 3-pointers. Knoch took a 31-17 lead into the fourth quarter and held on.

STEEL VALLEY 35

Camdon Polak 14.

KNOCH 38

Julian Sanks 18.

Steel Valley 6 4 7 18 — 35

Knoch8 9 14 7 — 38

Franklin Regional 45, CW North Catholic 29 — Veteran coach Dave Long returned to the bench after a one-game absence for the Trojans. Ryan Feczko scored 14 points for CWNC (10-11).

FRANKLIN REGIONAL 45

Mike Bartolacci 11.

CW NORTH CATHOLIC 29

Ryan Feczko 14.

Franklin Reg. 17 6 3 19 — 45

CWNC3 11 8 7 — 29

Monday: Monessen at CWNC

Freeport 70, Deer Lakes 68 — Ben Beale scored 30 points and drained eight treys for the Yellowjackets (15-5), who won this Friday night game in overtime.

FREEPORT 70

Jalen Brown 11, Isiah Bauman 12, Gavin Skradski 6, Damon Shiring 11, Ben Beale 30.

DEER LAKES 68

J.Kelly 15, B.Perrotte 10, J.Colton 8, J.Soloman 8, R. Yodabis 2, S.Yarussi 4 B.Butler 1, C,.Kadlick 6, J.Hollibaugh 14.

Freeport 14 18 7 21 10 — 70

Deer Lakes11 1913 17 8 — 68

Monday: Highlands at Freeport

Girls Basketball

Emma McDermott scored 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead Slippery Rock (16-4) to a 48-37 win at Indiana.

Anna Kadlubek had 10 points, Hallie Raabe and Jenna Heitzenrater nine rebounds each for the Rockets.

SLIPPERY ROCK 48

Emma McDermott 12, Hallie Raabe 6, Jenna Heitzenratwer 4, Macy McCall 7, Anna Kadlubek 10, Maryann Ackerman 9.

INDIANA 37

Bailey Dills 9.

Slippery Rock 17 13 11 7 — 48

Indiana7 12 12 6 — 37

Monday: Slippery Rock at Meadville

Bethel Park 54, CW North Catholic 46 — The Black Hawks improved to 16-5 by outscoring the Trojanettes (18-3) 22-9 in the fourth period. Tess Myers scored 15 points for CWNC.

BETHEL PARK 54

Olivia Westphal 17.

CW NORTH CATHOLIC 46

Tess Myers 15.

Bethel Park 9 9 14 22 — 54

CWNC12 11 14 9 — 46

Monday: CWNC at Mars

Wrestling

Seneca Valley was knocked out in the consolation round of the PIAA Class AAA team tournament Saturday, losing to Canon-McMillan 27-23.

Canon-Mac wound up fourth overall while Kiski Area — which defeated SV in the semifinals — lost the championship match to Bethlehem Catholic.