Jen Fairbanks pours in 33 points in Elizabethtown's win over Milton Hershey: Monday's girls' basketball notes, scoring leaders, top shooters, box scores

A relatively quiet night on the hardwood Monday, with just a handful of girls’ basketball games around the midstate.

Those might be the only games for a couple of days, with snow in the forecast for Tuesday. Stay tuned.

Some highlights from Monday’s action:

* Jen Fairbanks, who last week committed to play hoops for Messiah, poured in a career-high 33 points in Elizabethtown’s 68-39 win over Milton Hershey, which was making its season debut.

* Alex Siebecker scored 15 points and Annville-Cleona opened the game on a 15-0 run, led 32-3 at the half and topped Mount Calvary 49-10.

* Helene Reist popped in 16 points as Lebanon Catholic improved to 2-0 with a 41-19 victory over Veritas Academy. Coach Patti Hower’s roster includes a grand total of seven players, and just six players have appeared in the Beavers’ first two games.

* Lauren Pace paced Northeastern with 16 points in its 58-49 win over Red Land, which was making its season debut. Rileigh Devine scored a game-high 18 points for the Patriots.

* Bri Betz-White scored 14 points in Trinity’s 55-48 win over West York, as the Shamrocks snapped back from Saturday’s loss against 8-time reigning District 3-AA champ York Catholic. The Shamrocks outscored the Bulldogs 29-17 in the second half Monday.

* The trio of Michaela Gelbaugh (20 points), CaLee Gelbaugh (15 points) and Brittany Robinson (14 points) led the way for CD East, which knocked off Bethlehem Liberty 62-54 in the Panthers’ season opener.

* Claire Mackin led the was with 11 points in Harrisburg Academy’s 42-37 triumph over Christian School of York.

* Mackenzie Adame pumped in 23 points, lifting Antietam to a 55-23 victory over Hershey Christian.

* Taylor Brown and Laura Snyder scored 16 points apiece and Upper Dauphin outscored Greenwood 28-20 in the second half on the way to a 53-44 win.

* Kylee Sorichetti scored 17 points for Halifax, which outscored Newport 32-12 in the second half and won 68-34.

* Madison Lagerman scored 20 points for Line Mountain, which used a 17-3 third-quarter run to pull ahead for good in a 70-45 romp over Millersburg.

* Monday's Susquenita at West Perry game was postponed because of the weather. They'll play Tuesday — weather permitting again — at 7:30 p.m. as part of a boys-girls doubleheader at West Perry.

ALSO: Cocalico stays hot, knocks off Manheim Central to go to 3-0

Here are Monday's top scorers, top 3-point-shooters and links to all of the local box scores ...

TOP SCORERS (FG-FT-POINTS)
Jen Fairbanks, Elizabethtown 15-2-33
Mackenzie Adame, Antietam 11-0-23
Miranda Schaeffer, Newport 8-6-22
Kali Shumock, Liberty 6-4-20
Michaela Gelbaugh, CD East 7-5-20
Madison Lagerman, Line Mountain 6-6-20
Kari Lankford, West York 6-5-19
Marissa Gingrich, Cocalico 5-7-19
Ilana Templeton, Antietam 7-3-18
Jordan Miller, Christian School of York 8-2-18
Rileigh Devine, Red Land 6-4-18
Kylee Sorichetti, Halifax 5-7-17
Helene Reist, Lebanon Catholic 7-0-16
Aisha Freeman, Milton Hershey 5-4-16
Lauren Pace, Northeastern 6-1-16
Taylor Brown, Upper Dauphin 3-9-16
Laura Sweger, Upper Dauphin 8-0-16
Olivia Novak, Manheim Central 7-2-16
Alex Siebecker, Annville-Cleona 6-2-15
CaLee Gelbaugh, CD East 5-3-15
Brooke Shomper, Millersburg 6-2-15
Brittany Robinson, CD East 6-2-14
Morgan Cox, Halifax 6-0-14
Briana Betz-White, Trinity 4-5-14
Madison Engle, Millersburg 1-11-13
Ashley Meyer, Northeastern 4-2-13
Emily White, Cocalico 5-3-13
Cassidy Lyons, Elizabethtown 4-4-12
Payton Hauck, Northeastern 5-2-12
Bella Ricci, Red Land 4-1-12
Emily Wood, West York 4-2-12
Taylor Winters, Annville-Cleona 5-0-11
Sammi Fortna, Lebanon Catholic 3-5-11
Angela Shreve, Hershey Christian 3-3-11
Claire Mackin, Harrisburg Academy 3-5-11
Caitlin Scott, Line Mountain 4-2-11
Kassidy Sorichetti, Halifax 5-0-11
Zoe Dragas, Harrisburg Academy 5-0-10
Madison Capuano, Liberty 4-0-10
Kay West, Liberty 3-4-10
3-POINT GOALS
Kali Shumock, Liberty, 4
Ashley Meyer, Northeastern, 3
Lauren Pace, Northeastern, 3
Bella Ricci, Red Land, 3
Madison Capuano, Liberty, 2
Brittany Carroll, Red Land, 2
Madison Christensen, Trinity, 2
Morgan Cox, Halifax, 2
Rileigh Devine, Red Land, 2
Aisha Freeman, Milton Hershey, 2
CaLee Gelbaugh, CD East, 2
Marissa Gingrich, Cocalico, 2
Madison Lagerman, Line Mountain, 2
Kari Lankford, West York, 2
Madeline Reed, Line Mountain, 2
Helene Reist, Lebanon Catholic, 2
Angela Shreve, Hershey Christian, 2
Emily Wood, West York, 2
Mackenzie Adame, Antietam, 1
Jen Fairbanks, Elizabethtown, 1
Michaela Gelbaugh, CD East, 1
Alex Landis, Christian School of York, 1
Atiya McDonald, Milton Hershey, 1
Meghan Motze, Antietam, 1
Caitlin Scott, Line Mountain, 1
Brooke Shomper, Millersburg, 1
Alex Siebecker, Annville-Cleona, 1
Rachel Sweger, Elizabethtown, 1
Ilana Templeton, Antietam, 1
Taylor Winters, Annville-Cleona, 1
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