Butler rallied from down 38-23 in the second half to take a lead, but Shaler pulled ahead again and hung on to hand the Golden Tornado girls basketball team a 53-46 road loss Tuesday night.

Butler (3-2, 1-1) used a 16-0 run in the third quarter to pull ahead by one thanks to a 21-point frame.

Makenna Maier led the Golden Tornado with 15 points. Emma Monteleone added 14.

Butler will host Pine-Richland Thursday.

BUTLER 46

Sarayne Forbes 4, Emma Monteleone 14, Hailey Metzger 12, Makenna Maier 15, Aubree Tack 1. Totals: 13 16-18 46.

SHALER 53

Audrey Fisher 7, Haley Kostorick 10, Emily Cavacini 12, Meghan Lacey 8, Claire Grunden 6, Haley Sahr 4, Emilee Miller 6. Totals: 23 6-6 53.

Butler 9 9 21 7 — 46

Shaler11 18 13 11 — 53

Thursday: Pine-Richland at Butler

Knoch 39, Indiana 37 — Lauren Chihonski and Nevaeh Ewing each scored 13 points as Knoch edged Indiana to improve to 4-1.

KNOCH 39

Lauren Chihonski 13, Nevaeh Ewing 13, Madilyn Boyer 8, Abby Shearer 5.

INDIANA 37

Fiala 17, Bills 10, Cook 8, Ciocca 2.

Knoch 11 8 9 11 — 39

Indiana5 8 15 9 — 37

Thursday: Greensburg Salem at Knoch

Keystone 37, Moniteau 36 — The Warriors' second-half rally fell short.

Aslyn Pry led the way for Moniteau (1-5) with 11 points.

KEYSTONE 37

Lauer 5, Dunlap 5, Hurrelbrink 12, Weaver 9, Bowser 6. Totals: 13 9-22 37.

MONITEAU 36

Kristin Auvil 6, Abby Rottman 2, Haley Pry 8, Aslyn Pry 11, Victoria Pry 3, Brynne Barger 6. Totals: 13 8-21 36.

Keystone 11 11 9 6 — 37

Moniteau7 6 13 10 — 36

Friday: Karns City at Moniteau

Hampton 69, Freeport 59 — Samantha Clark scored 23 points, but the Yellowjackets couldn't catch Hampton late.

Louisa Fennell added 12 and Ava Soilis pitched in 11 for Freeport.

FREEPORT 59

Samantha Clark 23, Louisa Fennell 12, Ava Soilis 11

HAMPTON 69

Sophie Kelly 22, Katie Baker 17, Olivia Bianco 12.

Freeport 19 7 20 12 — 59

Hampton19 15 18 17 — 69

Mars dropped a section game at Shaler Tuesday night as the Titans came away with a 73-62 victory.The loss was the first of the season for the Planets (4-1, 2-1), who head to Florida for a tournament before Christmas. Shaler improved to 4-1, 2-0.Keystone 59, Moniteau 47 — Ethan McDeavitt scored 17 points and also had 10 rebounds, but a second-half rally by the Warriors fell short.MONITEAU 47Ethan McDeavitt 17, Gage Neal 5, Nate Tack 8, Quinton Scriven 5, Kyle Pry 1, Mason Mershimer 4, Cory McKinlay 2, Dean Hershey 3. Totals: 16 12-16 47.KEYSTONE 59Troy Johnson 22, Logan Sell 2, Mac Rearick 6, Isaak Jones 7, Alex Rapp 4, Andrew Layer 5, Brandon Pierce 11, Colin Say 2. Totals: 23 10-19 59.Moniteau 13 4 12 18 — 47Keystone20 18 4 17 — 59North Clarion 52, A-C Valley 45 — Levi Orton put up 19 points in a losing effort for the Falcons.NORTH CLARION 52Matson Higgins 19, Devon Walters 13, Drew Gatesman 15, Chance Schmader 2, Collin Schmader 1, Josh Daum 2. Totals: 18 9-14 52.A-C VALLEY 45Levi Orton 19, Eddie Stevanus 6, Eli Penny 6, Broc Weigle 2, Cole Dehart 2, Tanner Merwin 6, Russ Carr 4. Totals: 21 2-7 45.North Clarion 13 4 13 22 — 52A-C Valley8 15 16 6 — 45Karns City 78, Cranberry 54 — Chase Beighley scored 27 points and also added eight assists as the Gremlins rolled.Ethan McElroy pitched in 21 points for Karns City (3-2, 2-1).KARNS CITY 78Caiden Corbett 2, Micah Rupp 6, Chase Beighley 27, Daunte Young 8, Braedon Rodgers 3, Logan Fleeger 3, Ethan McElroy 21, Luke Garing 6, Braden Grossman 2. Totals: 34 1-3 78.CRANBERRY 54McQuade 21, Stahlman 8, Russell 14, Graner 3, Zerbe 2, Hutchinson 4, Bunyak 2. Totals: 24 5-10 54.Karns City 20 20 24 14 — 78Cranberry12 11 13 18 — 54Thursday: Moniteau at Karns CitySummit Academy 70, Propel 36 — Lamar Fitzgerald poured in 21 points in the Knights' rout.Zamir Bryant added 11 and Paul Cunningham-Hines pitched in 10 for Summit Academy (3-3, 1-1).PROPEL 36Carey 5, Knight 12, Scott 3, Diggs 3, Matthews 3. Totals: 16 2-10 36.SUMMIT ACADEMY 70Malik Ingram 9, Zamir Bryant 11, Paul Cunningham-Hines 10, Jairo Guerrero-Bautista 7, Raemil Morris 8, Jamec Kizzie 4, Lamar Fitzgerald 21. Totals: 30 6-9 70.Propel 8 9 5 14 — 36Summit Academy17 16 20 17 — 70Friday: Summit Academy at Sto-Rox

Three Raiders set pool records Tuesday night as Seneca Valley swept a home meet against Peters Township. The boys won 107-73 and the girls claimed a 105-73 decision.Owen Blazer swam a pool-record time of 49.95 seconds in the boys 100-yard backstroke. Kendall Craig swam a school-record 2:06.39 in the girls 200 individual medley and Edie Sawyer set the pool mark of 1:05.64 in the girls 100 breaststroke.GirlsSeneca Valley 105, Peters Twp. 73200 medley relay: 1-SV 1:52.72200 freestyle: 1-Bella Stefanowib=cz (SV) 1:59.42200 individual medley: 1-Kendall Craig (SV) 2:06.3950 freestyle: 1-Sydney Sweger (SV) 26.081-meter diving: 1-Ashley Felitsky (SV) 238.65100 butterfly: 1-Kendall Craig (SV) 1:00.13100 freestyle: 1-Julia Listwak (SV) 54.50500 freestyle: 1-Abigail Perry (SV) 5:27.07200 freestyle relay: 1-SV 1:41.89100 backstroke: 1-Cassidy Sweeney (PT) 1:02.02100 breaststroke: 1-Lilly Markowski (PT) 1:13.10400 freestyle relay: 1-Peters Township 4:04.48BoysSeneca Valley 107, Peters Twp. 73200 medley relay: 1-Peters Township 1:40.71200 freestyle: 1-Owen Blazer (SV) 1:41.46200 individual medley: 1-Haihan Xu (SV) 2:02.6350 freestyle: 1-Ryan Rose (PT) 22.791-meter diving: 1-Matt Laslavic (SV) 265.15100 butterfly: 1-Daniel Simoes (SV) 51.87100 freestyle: 1-Max Skeen (SV) 49.83500 freestyle: 1-Kevin Donaldson (SV) 4:59.43200 freestyle relay: 1-SV 1:41.89100 backstroke: 1-Owen Blazer (SV) 49.95100 breaststroke: 1-Michael Pazuchanics (PT) 1:04.78400 freestyle relay: 1-Peters Township 3:31.38

Addison Stewart had a pair of assists, but Freeport dropped a 7-3 decision to Chartiers Valley Monday night.Paul Zecca, Marcus Trask and Nate Cristello scored for the Yellowjackets. Nico DiSanti had an assist as well.