Pennridge girls basketball prevails over CR North

Pennridge’s Katie Yoder, the game’s high scorer, gets a pass down in the paint in front of CR North’s Ruth O’Keeffe.

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Pennridge’s Ryan Hodder gets off her shot for two in front of the defense of CR North’s Kristen Polinsky.

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Pennridge cranked up the defense in the second half, allowing only five points in the third quarter fueled by the block shot of Pennridge’s Olivia Poole on CR North’s Megan Reichenbach.

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CR North’s Kristen Polinsky secures a rebound midway through the first half in front of Pennridge’s Emma Pyne.

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Pennridge’s Ella Brown gets around the defense of Council Rock North’s Claire Pirkle to get a shot off.

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Pennridge’s bench reacts to a 3-pointer from Ella Brown, which blew the game open. Pennridge only held a two-point advantage at the half, 27-25.

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Pennridge’s Katie Yoder splits the CR North defense for two of her game-high 20 points.

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Pennridge’s Anna Croyle splits the defense of CR North’s Ruth O’Keeffe and Riley Hamilton.

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CR North’s Kristen Polinsky fouls Pennridge guard Ava Fantaskey.

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Posted Thursday, January 27, 2022 12:00 am

Photographs by Michael A. Apice

The Pennridge girls basketball team defeated Council Rock North 54-42 in Perkasie Tuesday.
Katie Yoder led all scorers with 20 points.

With the win, Pennridge improved its overall record to 10-8 (5-6 SOL). The Rams visit Central Bucks East on Friday while the Indians (2-13, 1-10 SOL) travel to Harry S. Truman.

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