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Four players scored in double figures to help Trinity defeat cross-town rival Washington for the second time this season, 68-62, in a non-section game.
Drew Collins scored 21 points with the help of five three-point field goals for the Hillers, who moved to 10-12 on the season.
Collins scored 12 of his 21 points in the first quarter, when Trinity took a 22-13 lead. Tim Hodges and Danter DeRubbo each scored 11 points for Trinity, which led 36-30 at halftime. Jonah Williamson pitched in 10.
Washington, which fell to 15-6, outscored the Hillers, 33-25 over the middle two quarters to climb back into the game and headed into the fourth quarter trailing, 47-46.
Trinity outscored Wash High, 21-16, over the final eight minutes. Owen Wayman, DeRubbo and Hodges combined for 15 points.
Trinity finished the season on a two-game winning streak while Washington, the eighth seed in Class 3A playoffs, has lost two in a row and four of the last six.
Peters Township 87, Baldwin 79:
It was the James Wesling vs. the Jack Dunbar show.
Wesling, the star guard of Baldwin, won the points battle, outscoring Dunbar 42-41 but Dunbar came away the ultimate winner, 87-79, as Peters Township finished the regular season with a 19-3 record with the win.
Dunbar had seven three-point field goals and scored 25 points in the first half to help PT to a 46-40 lead at halftime.
Nate Miller and Jake Ziegler each scored 14 points for the Indians, top seed in Class 5A.
Nare Richards scored 14 points and Nate Wesling 10 for Baldwin, which fell to 12-10.
Girls result
Burgettstown 50, SS Beaver 29:
In their final tuneup for the WPIAL playoffs, the Burgettstown Blue Devils dismissed South Side Beaver, 50-29, in a non-section game.
Kaitlyn Nease led Burgettstown, which h as won six games in a row, with 23 points. The Blue Devils led 30-9 at halftime and 38-19 after three quarters.
Charity Tellish scored 12 points for SSB (8-14), which has lost seven of the last nine games.