Seneca Valley closed its Section 1-6A boys basketball schedule with a 64-50 victory Friday night at Pine-Richland.

The Raiders (8-13, 4-8) received 18 points each from Caiden Oros and Luke Lawson. Jameson Grieco added 11 points.

Seneca Valley took a six-point lead into the fourth quarter before scoring 20 points in the final eight minutes. The Raiders did not qualify for the WPIAL playoffs and close their season Monday night at Upper St. Clair.

SENECA VALLEY 64

Aiden Lyczek 4, Connor Oros 3, Luke Lawson 18, Jameson Grieco 11, Jackson Wetzel 3, Andrew Roy 7, Caiden Oros 18. Totals: 22 13-18 64.

PINE-RICHLAND 50

Andrew Alexander 9, Andy Swartout 4, Luke Shanahan 15, Josh Gimbel 3, Nathan Zavansky 3, Emery Moye 3, Jamison O’Toole 13. Totals: 17 10-15 50.

Seneca Valley 11 20 13 20 — 64

Pine-Richland 16 10 12 12 — 50

Monday: Seneca Valley at Upper St. Clair

Deer Lakes 74, North Catholic 72 — Five players scored in double figures for the Trojans despite the narrow loss. Ben Tomer led the way with 18 points while Andrew Maddalon and Max Rottmann added 17 each.

Bryce Robson scored 24 points and Armend Karpuzzi 20 for Deer Lakes.

NORTH CATHOLIC 72

Ben Tomer 18, Andrew Maddalon 17, Max Rottmann 17, Matt Gregor 10, Max Hurray 10.

DEER LAKES 74

Bryce Robson 24, Armend Karpuzzi 20, Lucas Tiglio 14.

North Catholic 16 16 19 21 — 72

Deer Lakes 19 17 24 14 — 74

Slippery Rock 63, Greenville 51 — John Sabo scored 22 points and Shane Thompson added 16 for the Rockets, who scored 37 points in the second half.

GREENVILLE 51

N.Styuvesant 5, Jalen Ritzert 15, Noah Philson 14, Logan Lentz 17. Totals: 23 3-5 51.

SLIPPERY ROCK 63

Brady Prementine 6, John Sabo 22, Dylan Gordon 7, Shane Thompson 16, Jacob Wolak 2, Walker Vogan 5, A.Massella 3, S.Langas 2. Totals: 21 13-16 63.

Greenville 14 12 15 10 — 51

Slippery Rock 20 6 18 19 — 63

Karns City 76, Forest 32 — Four Gremlins scored in double figures as Karns City rolled to victory. Taite Beighley and Micah Rupp scored 14 points each while Derrick Johns netted 13 and Jacob Callihan 10.

Karns City (16-4) had a 50-12 lead by halftime. The Gremlins host Brookville Monday night.

KARNS CITY 76

Colson Ritzert 2, Taite Beighley 14, Braden Grossman 1, NMicah Rupp 14, Jacob Callihan 11, Derrick Johns 13, Barry Kelly 2, Luke Garing 8, Jacob Jones 9, Mason Sherwin 2. Totals: 30 11-14 76.

FOREST 32

Allen Johnston 21, Mitchell Bawden 2, Amber Quzzi 7, Zach Carro 2. Totals: 10 10-19 37.

Karns City 28 22 15 11 — 76

Forest 9 3 5 15 — 32

Aliquippa 77, Summit Academy 50 — The Quips pulled away by outscoring the Knights 24-6 in the third quarter. Antione Evans scored 18 points to lead Summit Academy.

ALIQUIPPA 77

N.Good 21, D.Walker 12, B.Banks 12.

SUMMIT ACADEMY 50

Antione Evans 18, Kylee Davenport 12.

Aliquippa 17 18 24 18 — 77

Sunmit Acad. 20 12 6 12 — 50

Girls Basketball

North Catholic cruised to its sixth consecutive victory, outscoring Riverside 51-8 over the first three quarters and registering a 54-15 victory.

Alayna Rocco scored 14 points with Dacia Lewandowski adding 12 for the Trojanettes (15-4), who host Seneca Valley Saturday.

NORTH CATHOLIC 54

Alayna Rocco 14, Dacia Lewandowski 12, Anna Waskiewicz 10.

RIVERSIDE 15

Finch 3, Zelch 4.

North Catholic 13 22 16 3 — 54

Riverside 2 3 3 7 — 15

Saturday: Seneca Valley at North Catholic

Union 53, A-C Valley 11 — Keira Croyle scored 12 points and Hailey Kriebel 10 to lead a balanced Union attack. The Golden Damsels had a 33-6 lead by halftime.

UNION 53

Kennedy Vogle 8, Keira Croyle 12, Hailey Kriebel 10, Dominika Logue 8, Abby Gruver 7, Hailey Theuret 2, Allie Conner 2. Totals: 23 3-6 53.

A-C VALLEY 11

Baylee Blauser 6, Keira McVay 3, Grace Barlett 2.

Union 13 20 8 12 — 53

A-C Valley 6 0 3 2 — 11

Karns City 41, Clarion-Limestone 37 — Brooke Manuel struck for 24 points as the Gremlins held off Clarion-Limestone. Emma Dailey added 10 points.

CLARION-LIMESTONE 37

Alex Leadbetter 4, Lexi Coull 10, Frances Milliron 13, Kendall Dunn 6, Alyssa Wient 4. Totals: 13 8-16 37.

KARNS CITY 41

Brooke Manuel 24, Rossi McMillen 2, Emma Johns 3, Emma Dailey 10, Rosie Carden 2. Totals: 13 15-22 41.

Cl-Limestone 13 6 10 8 — 37

Karns City 6 11 15 9 — 41

Redbank Valley 62, Moniteau 49 — Catherine Kelly scored 15 points and Abbey Jewart 14 for the Warriors, who were tied at 39 with Redbank through three quarters. Victoria Pry and Kendall Sankey had 10 rebounds each.

MONITEAU 49

Abbey Jewart 14, Catherine Kelly 16, Allie Pry 3, Davia Pry 2, Kendall Sankey 6, Victoria Pry 8.Totals: 17 9-16 49.

REDBANK VALLEY 62

Keira Bonnano 2, Caylan Rearick 6, Ryleigh Smathers 3, Madison Forringer 10, Alivia Huffman 24, Mylee Harman 16, Brooklyn Edwards 1. Totals: 17 23-31 62.

Moniteau 10 14 15 10 — 49

Redbank Valley 13 10 16 23 — 62

Bowling

Eric Devore had a 235 game and 652 series as Butler’s boys blanked Deer Lakes, 7-0. Luke Keene contributed a 235 game and 578 series. Devore ended the regular season leading the WPIBL North Section with a 208.35 average. The Golden Tornado boys are 9-1 this season.

Butler’s girls (6-4) dropped a 5-2 decision. Kelsee McConnell led the Tornado with a 230 game and 595 series.

Both Butler teams qualify for the WPIBL Team Championships next week at Mt. Lebanon.

Wrestling

Aaron Butler, Wyatt Foster and Logan Klemm secured pins for Knoch as the Knights defeated Shaler, 46-28. Knoch’s win was its program-record seventh dual match victory of the season.

Knoch 46, Shaler 28

106-Brad Yeager (S) pinned Miranda LaJevic, :28; 113-Matt Frank (K) by forfeit; 120-Tanner Crowe (K) by forfeit; 126-Paul Kuczynski (K) by forfeit; 132-Nicholas Golab (K) by forfeit; 138-Hiatt Montgomery (S) by forfeit; 145-Anthony Nicolazzo (K) dec. Liam Berret, 14-5; 152-Aaron Butler (K) pinned Callum Montgomery, 1:50; 160-Michael Ulery (S) dec. Gavin McGowan, 9-1; 172-Luke Jones (S) by forfeit; 189-Wyatt Foster (K) pinned Ethan Gross, 1:05; 215-Mason Dibon (S) by forfeit; Hwt.-Logan Klemm (K) pinned Geoff Shock, 1:02

Thursday

Girls Basketball

Ella McDermott scored 15 points and Gianna Bedel 12 as Slippery Rock rolled to a 48-32 win over Meadville Thursday night.

MEADVILLE 32

Sydney Burchard 2, Avery Phillips 3, Reese Burnett 5, Aliviah Asjton 8, Phoebe Templin 14.

SLIPPERY ROCK 48

Ella McDermott 15, Bronwyn McCoy 8, Audrey Kura 2, Gianna Bedel 12, Katie Book 9, Libby Campbell 2.

Boys Basketball

Karns City 53, Clarion-Limestone 37 — The Gremlins improved their record to 15-4 on the road Thursday night. Taite Beighley and Micah Rupp collaborated for 34 points in downing the Lions.

KARNS CITY 53

Taite Beighley 18, Micah Rupp 16, Luke Garing 6, Cole Sherwin 6, Luke Cramer 3, Jacob Callihan 2, Hobey Bartoe 2. Totals: 23 13-20 53.

CLARION-LIMESTONE 37

Klingensmith 16, Ferguson 10, Hummell 9, Hesdon 4, Painter 4. Totals 14 6-12 37.

Karns City 7 12 18 16 — 53

Clarion-Limestone 12 8 10 7 — 37

Redbank Valley 56, Moniteau 38 — Kyle Pry scored 14 points for the Warriors, who fell behind by 14 points by halftime and could not recover.

REDBANK VALLEY 56

Tyson Adams 3, Bryson Bain 15, Chris Marshall 7, Owen Clause 12, Mason Clause 13, Owen Harmon 1, Cam Wagner 2. Totals: 20 5-9 56.

MONITEAU 38

David Dessicino 4, Nathan Kelly 6, Hunter Magerka 5, Ryan Jewart 5, Kyle Pey 14, Colton Thomas 2, Caden Roxberry 2. Totals: 14 7-7 38.

Redbank Valley 13 16 21 6 — 56

Moniteau 4 11 15 8 — 38

Saturday: Forest at Moniteau

Swimming

Slippery Rock’s girls improved to 10-0 with a 125-45 win over Franklin. Gracie Olshanski won the 50 and 100-yard freestyle for the Rockets. Mollie Massella (200 free), Tessa Szymanski (200 IM), Anne-Katherine Burns (100 breast) and Natalie Double (500 free) also won individual events.

The girls team swept the relays as well.

Franklin won the boys meet, 86-50. Cody Hartle won the 200 IM and 100 breast while Connor Wallace won the 100 free for the Rockets.