Mars senior Zach Schlegel surpassed the 1,000-point mark Saturday as the Planets cruised to a 74-47 boys basketball victory at Knoch.

Schlegel scored 15 points in the contest, giving him 1,005 for his career. He sank three treys. Chris Dvorak led the once-beaten Planets with 18 points. Austin Cote added 14 and Tasso Sfanos 10.

Ryan Lang scored 32 points for Knoch, hitting four 3-pointers along the way.

MARS 74

Zach Schlegel 15, Austin Cote 14, Chris Dvorak 18, Tassa Sfanos 10, Ryan Ceh 2, Bryce Cunningham 8, Campbell 4, Andrew Cashdollar 3. Totals: 29 8-13 74.

KNOCH 47

Ryan Lang 32, Keagan Fraser 6, J.J. Szebalskie 3, James Snyder 4, Luke Herrit 3. Totals: 19 0-0 47.

Mars 23 20 22 9 — 74

Knoch 11 11 15 10 — 47

3-point goals: Mars 8 (Schlegel 3, Cunningham 2, Dvorak, Sfanos, Cashdollar), Knoch 6 (Lang 4, Fraser, Szebalskie)

Monday: Mars at Shenango

Moniteau 78, Forest 18 — Four Warriors scored in double figures in this runaway win. David Dessicino, Hunter Magerko and Ryan Jewart scored 12 each with Kyle Pry adding 11.

FOREST 18

Allen Johnston 11, Keyon Custer 2, Amber Guzzi 1, Daniel Custer 4. Totals: 8 1-2 18.

MONITEAU 78

Connor Ealy 3, David Martino 8, David Dessicino 12, Nathan Kelly 9, Hunter Magerko 12, Kyle Pry 11, Wade Wolfe 2, Colton Thomas 9. Totals: 32 6-14 78.

Forest 2 6 9 1 — 18

Moniteau 12 22 24 20 — 78

3-point goals: Forest 1 (Johnston), Moniteau 8 (Ealy, Martino 2, Kelly, Jewart 2, Pry 2)

Monday: Moniteau at Punxsutawney

Girls Basketball

Butler overcame an 11-point deficit to score a 58-53 road victrory at Armstrong.

Makenna Maier led the Golden Tornado (12-9) with 17 points while Hannah Aldridge netted 12. Both players sank four treys.

Butler trailed 28-17 at halftime.

BUTLER 58

Justine Forbes 5, Maisy Gibson 5, Makenna Maier 17, Aubree Tack 9, Jessica Chwalik 2, Hannah Aldridge 12, Macklin Hanley 8. Totals: 18 11-16 58.

ARMSTRONG 53

Emma Paul 18, Kyla Fitzgerald 14, Aubrey Burns 6, Olivia Yancy 3, Sarah Weaver 10, Kali Allensworth 2. Totals: 18 14-19 53.

Butler 8 9 22 19 — 58

Armstrong 14 14 14 11 — 53

3-point goals: Butler 11 (Maier 4, Tack, Aldridge 4, Hanley 2), Armstrong 3 (Paul, Burns 2)

Monday: Hampton at Butler

Freeport 76, Valley 23 — Melaina Dezort scored 20 points and Ava Soilis 17 for the Yellowjackets, who led 52-17 at halftime in cruising to victory.

FREEPORT 76

Melaina Dezort 20, Ava Soilis 17, Morgan Croney 14, Jaden Gaillot 11.

VALLEY 23

Aelan Wyley 7.

Freeport 30 22 15 8 — 76

Valley 8 9 4 2 — 23

North Clarion 45, Moniteau 27 — Catherine Kelly scored nine points for the Warriors, who managed only nine field goals in the contest.

MONITEAU 27

Abbey Jewart 6, Catherine Kelly 8, Davina Pry 5, Kendall Sankey 6, Victoria Pry 2. Totals: 9 5-6 27.

NORTH CLARION 45

Madison McFarland 3, Amya Green 9, Emma McFarland 6, Claire Kriebel 11, Gwen Siegel 6, Lauren Lutz 4, Emily Aites 6. Totals: 17 3-7 45.

Moniteau 10 3 7 7 — 27

North Clarion 12 14 7 12 — 45

3-point goals: Moniteau 4 (Jewart 2, Kelly 2), North Clarion 8 (M.McFarland, Green 3, E.McFarland 2, Kriebel 2)

Karns City 25, West Shamokin 13 — The Gremlins led only 10-7 at halftime before pulling away with a 12-point third quarter. West Shamokin did not score in that third frame. Rossi McMillen led Karns City with nine points.

WEST SHAMOKIN 13

Lexie Young 2, Bailey Conrad 2, Maddie McCConnell 1, Lily Jordan 8. Totals: 4 4-8 13.

KARNS CITY 25

Brooke Manuel 2, Rossi McMillen 9, Rosie Carden 3, Emma Dailey 6, Cameryn Booher 2, Brooklyn Taylor 3. Totals: 9 6-10 25.

West Shamokin 3 4 0 7 — 13

Karns City 5 5 12 3 — 25

3-point goals: West Shamokin 1 (Jordan), Karns City 1 (Carden)

Swimming

Slippery Rock’s girls improved to 11-0 on the season with a 116-53 triumph over Oil City. The Rocket boys slipped to 2-9 with a 116-22 loss.

Natalie Double won the 200-yard freestyle and 100 back stroke for the Rockets while Mollie Massella won the 200 individual medley and 100 butterfly, Gracie Olshanski the 50 and 100 freestyle, Maddie Gauselman the 500 free and Anne-Katherie Burns the 100 breast stroke

Connor Wallace won the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly for Slippery Rock’s boys.

Indoor Track

Butler’s CJ Singleton shattered the school record in the 800 meters at a meet Sunday at Kent State University. His time of 1 minute, 53.64 seconds is the top time in the state this season and broke the old record of 1:56.23, set by Evan Gomez in 2011.

Singleton now owns the school indoor records in the 800, 1,600, 3,000 and 3,200 meters.

Guinness Brown won the 200 meters in 22.9 seconds and anchored Butler’s mile relay team with Brayden Young, Presley Ornelas and Singleton. That quartet lowered its own school record by two seconds, running a 3:24.97.

Brown also anchored the 4x200 relay, which matched its own school record of 1:31.12, fastest time in the state.

Other Golden Tornado winners were the 4x800 relay team of Ryder Kriley, Drew Griffith, Sage Vavro and Singleton with an 8:03.21, second fastest time in the state. Tristan McGarrah won the pole vault with a vault of 14 feet, 6 inches.

Other top Butler marks were Tyler Rekich and Luke Campbell tying for second in the high jump at 5-10, Young taking fourth in the long jump (20-9), Ryan Bernardi fifth in the pole vault (12-0) and Ornelas sixth in the 60 hurdles (8.72).

Slippery Rock’s Seaton Wozniak traveled to Edinboro to compete in a TSTCA meet and won the shot put. His throw of 54 feet, 1 inch, reset his own school record and places him fourth in the state.