A well-rounded effort proved to be too much for a resilient Hubert’s team. Junior Timaya Lewis-Eutsey produced a career-high 31 points, hitting on 12 field goals, one three, and four of six from the line. She added nine rebounds and six assists while recording three of the team’s seven blocks.

Freshman Gabby Casey was sensational with 13 points and 17 rebounds. Senior Riley Devitis scored nine points, drilling seven of 10 from the foul line.

Then there was senior Kelly Sabolsky.

Replacing injured sophomore Lauren Edwards at guard and making her first varsity start, Sabolsky scored a career-high 15 points on seven-of-13 shooting, one a three-pointer.

“I was obviously a little nervous, said Sabolsky. “I knew I had to make the most out of the opportunity my coaches gave me. It was a great game and St. Hubert’s played hard, but we came in ready to play.

“I’m thankful for teammates who hyped me up on the bench and kept my confidence up. Being a senior, after taking a year off, it felt nice to get back into a competitive game, play so well, and to be back with my teammates.”

A pleased Lansdale Catholic coach Eric Gidney complimented his entire group, in particular Lewis-Eutsey and Gidney.

“We’ve been decimated by injuries,” said Gidney. “This was Gabby Casey’s first game back from missing a couple. Lauren Edwards was not in the lineup tonight. Autumn Weber, our starting center, was home with the flu. I almost feel like the Eagles. We’ve sort of adopted that next-player-up approach.

“Timaya only had a single field goal in the fourth quarter, but she may have had more assists than every player combined,” he said. “What worked was her understanding that we needed to use more clock. We needed better possessions. We needed to be more efficient with the ball. Her recognizing that was big.

“For Kelly Sabolsky to come out with a career-high 15 and some big baskets, that was a big difference maker for us.”