Stevens, Woodrow Wilson tops Paul VI

Ly'ayshia Stevens' 11 fourth-quarter points pushed visiting Woodrow Wilson past Paul VI, 58-55, in an Olympic Conference National girls' basketball matchup Wednesday.

Stevens finished the game with 25 points. Ciarah Bennett added 11 points. Aliyah Stephens totaled 34 points for Paul VI.

Tri-County Conference Diamond. Asya Alba led Delsea on a 10-2 run to end the third quarter and begin the fourth as the Crusaders topped visiting Deptford, 40-39. Alba finished with 10 points and Hayley Parks added 14.

Nonleague. Lauren Holden scored 28 points as Lower Cape May defeated visiting Atlantic City, 55-48. Madison Gibson contributed 14 points. Alexis Harris scored 16 points for Atlantic City.

D'Zhanae' Roman pieced together 21 points to help host Westampton Tech defeat Burlington Township, 63-23. Kylah Watkins-Paradise added 11 points while Ayanna Lewis contributed 10.

South Jersey Invitational. Tamara Boyce's 23 points and eight rebounds led Williamstown past visiting Senaca, 60-47. Ciani Carter added 18 points.

Keith Braxton had a triple-double that powered host Delsea, ranked No. 14 by The Inquirer in South Jersey, to a 102-61 victory over Deptford in Tri-County Conference Diamond action. Braxton had 17 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists for the Crusaders. Kwame Morton added 37 points and Kaleb Morton contributed 24 points.

Nonleague. Shemar Williams scored 10 of his 18 points in the third quarter as host Egg Harbor Township downed Bridgeton, 69-54. Quanif Ames added 17 points while Carmine Fiore had 16 points.

Connor Laverty put together 19 points as Ocean City defeated visiting Absegami, 65-41.

Ned Ogoemesim's 18 points led Rancocas Valley, ranked tenth by The Inquirer in South Jersey, to a 56-38 win over visiting Moorestown. Jordan Cole contributed 13 points while Adam Perry added 10 points.

LaShawn Elliott and Trevor Little each totaled 12 points to power Oakcrest past Atlantic Tech, 59-47.

Olympic Conference National. Voshon Mack had 19 points and nine rebounds as Paul VI beat host Woodrow Wilson, 70-56. Lonnie Moore added 15 points and Kiyon Johnson contributed 14.