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DISTRICT 3 CHAMPIONS

Dream season ends in second round of states

Dallastown's girls ran into a familair foe in the District 3 6A championship. But after falling short a year ago, the Wildcats made their return to the Giant Center a triumphant one, toppling Red Lion 46-33 to win the District Championship!!

A tighly-contested, sluggish first half in which Dallastown (27-2) led 20-12 paved the way to a second half that featured more offense. The Lions managed to whittle the Wildcats lead to one, but Dallastown responded, breaking the Red Lion trap several times during the pivitol fourth-quester run that secured gold medals.

Dallastown opened the PIAA state tournament March 7 against Abington, the 11th place team from District I and behind 17 points from Ava Jamison and 16 from Praise Matthews, the Wildcats made it 23 straight wins with a 54-39 victory.

Unfortunately the incredible journey came to an ened on March 11 after a 46-32 loss to defending state champ Cardinal O'Hara.

The ladies earned their way to the title tilt by overcoming a halftime deficit to defeat Lebanon, 37-35.

Down 18-11 at the half, after not scoring in the second quarter, Dallastopwn warmed up with a 15-point third for a 26-25 lead, then controlled the fourth to victory. Praise Matthews led the way with 10 points, eight in the second half.

The girls opened the District 3 6A tournament Feb 17 with a 41-26 win past Cedar Cliff., then won Thursday's (Feb 20) second round game vs. Wilson (16-7) 40-29.

The girls captured their third straight YAIAA tournament championship by defeating rival Red Lion, 40-36 on February 14.

The Wildcats opened the tourney with a 46-36 overtime victory past Delone Catholic, then took down Division I foe Central York 54-39.

Dallastown's boys saw their regular season come to a close with a 63-52 loss vs. Susquehanna Township. The Cats closed the campaign with a 12-10 record, likely just missing out on the District 3 playoffs.