Kristin Auvil tallied 28 points, 10 rebounds and five assists Monday night as Moniteau cruised to a 75-40 girls basketball win over Union.

Aslyn Pry added 16 points for the Warriors (5-8), who led 42-21 at halftime.

Dominika Logue paced Union with 18 points.

UNION 40

Maggie Minick 8, Kennedy Vogle 2, Victoria Milliron 2, Keira Croyle 4, Hailey Kreibel 6, Dominika Logue 18. Totals: 12 13-17 40.

MONITEAU 75

Kristin Auvil 28, Abby Rottman 9, Autumn Stewart 2, Haley Pry 8, Aslyn Pry 16, Zoey Hillwig 2, Victoria Pry 2, Kaitee Chesonis 8. Totals: 32 7-11 75.

Union 15 6 12 7 — 40

Moniteau28 14 18 15 — 75

Wednesday: Moniteau at North Clarion

Freeport 54, Indiana 43 — Madeline Clark and Harley Holloway scored 15 points each Monday night for Freeport.

The Yellowjackets trailed by two at halftime, but outscored Indiana 19-7 in the third quarter to take control.

Sidney Shemanski added 13 points for Freeport.

FREEPORT 54

Madeline Clark 15, Harley Holloway 15, Sidney Shemanski 13.

INDIANA 43

Hope Cook 14, Eva Fiala 12.

Freeport 8 14 19 13 — 54

Indiana15 9 7 12 — 43

Karns City 38, A-C Valley 24 — Emma Johns scored 14 points, sinking four treys for the Gremlins.

Johns hit three of her 3-pointers in the final three minutes of the first half to turn momentum.

A-C VALLEY 24

Rachel Cullen 3, Mia Sherman 5, Baylee Blauser 2, Andrea Meals 4, Meah Oelease 3, Avah Burke 6, Allison Lewis 1. Totals: 10 2-6 24.

KARNS CITY 38

Rossi McMillen 4, Rosie Carden 2, Abby Callihan 7, Brittney Frieters 2, Emma Johns 14, Brooke Manuel 2, Emily Huff 7. Totals: 13 7-14 38.

A-C Valley 7 7 6 4 — 24

Karns City5 16 6 11 — 38

3-point goals: Cullen, Sherman, Johns 4, Callihan

Wednesday: Keystone at Karns City

Slippery Rock 61, Meadville 34 — Four Rockets scored in double digits in this big region road win.

Ella McDermott led the way for Slippery Rock with 15 points. Gianna Bedel added 14, Anna Kadlubek 13 and Bronwyn McCoy 12.

SLIPPERY ROCK 61

Anna Kadlubek 13, Kelly Benson 7, Ella McDermott 15, Bronwyn McCoy 12, Gianna Bedel 14.

MEADVILLE 34

Longo 3, Fontenez 9, Gilbert 6, Johnson 4, Speed 9, McCoy 1, Buzzard 2.

Slippery Rock 17 17 9 18 — 61

Meadville7 4 14 9 — 34

Thursday: McDowell at Slippery Rock

Ethan McDeavitt scored 19 points, had 14 rebounds and four assists Monday night to lead Moniteau to a 52-45 win at Union.Gage Neal contributed 11 points, seven rebounds and four assists while Quinton Scriven had 10 points and eight boards.Caden Rainey led Union with 17.MONITEAU 52Ethan McDeavitt 19, Gage Neal 11, Nate Tack 3, Kyle Pry 9, Quinton Scriven 10. Totals: 18 12-17 52.UNION 45Karter Vogle 4, Caden Rainey 17, Truman Vereb 13, Luke Bowser 6, Isaac Saylor 5. Totals: 17 7-12 45.Moniteau 8 16 12 16 — 52Union9 17 17 2 — 453-point goals: McDeavitt, Tack, Pry, Scriven; Vereb 3, Saylor

Butler placed fourth out of 16 teams in its division at the Virginia Duals over the weekend at the Hampton Coliseum.After losing its first match to Eastern View (Va.) 40-33, the Golden Tornado reeled off wins of 57-21 over Princess Ann (Va,), 50-28 over Fauquier (Va.), 50-18 over Graffield ((Va.) and 37-35 over Bellefonte (Pa.) to reach the third-place match. Jake Pomykata secured a pin in the heavyweight bout to end the dual win over Bellefonte.The Tornado dropped a 42-39 decision to Eastern View in the third-place match.Caleb Hartung went 6-0 with five pins, Levi Donnel 6-0 with three pins for Butler. Cooper Baxter, Steven Green and Nate McMaster all went 5-1 with four pins. Nick Schaukowitsch was 5-1 with two pins, Nate McDonald 4-2 with two pins and Clayton Dressler 4-2.Butler wrestles at New Castle Tuesday before hosting Mars Wednesday.Reynolds Duals — Seneca Valley went 3-1 at the Reynolds Duals over the weekend, defeating St. Vincent-St. Mary 45-27, Musselman 67-9 and McDowell 63-15 while dropping a 38-20 decision to Reynolds.Antonio Amelio won all four of his matches by pin at 145 pounds for the Raiders. Drew Vlasnik and Dylan Chappell both won all four of their matches, three by pin. Tyler Chappell had four wins and two pins.

Butler swept its match with North Allegheny Monday at Family Bowlaway, the boys winning 5-2 and the girls claiming a 7-0 decision.Chris Huff led the Golden Tornado boys (6-0) with a 585 series. Rocco Rice added a 563 and both bowlers had a 212 game. Jeb Jorden led North Allegheny (5-1) with a 616.Reegan Malis led the Tornado girls (6-0) with a 595 series and a 213 game. Madison Weiland had a 515 series and 197 game. North Allegheny slipped to 4-2 on the year.Butler hosts Mars at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday at Family Bowlaway.