Class 2A, No. 11 Triton Central needed a strong third quarter to create separation from Speedway and clinch no worse than a share of the Indiana Crossroads Conference title.

Maryrose Felling scored seven of her game-high 18 points in the third quarter Thursday when the host Tigers outscored the Sparkplugs, 13-6, to take a 30-21 lead. The sophomore hit all four of her free-throw attempts in the fourth quarter and Brooklyn Bailey scored five points in the period to help secure a 41-29 victory.

With the win, Triton Central improved to 9-2 this season and, more importantly, 6-0 in the ICC standings. No other team is unbeaten in the ICC standings.

Bailey and Hailey Harris each finished with eight points and Quinn King had seven points.

Alex DeLisle led Speedway (6-5, 3-1 ICC) with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Daniella Galvez added seven points, 10 rebounds and five assists.

Speedway won the junior varsity game, 43-36. Macy Cloe, Layla Compton and Katelyn Edwards each scored eight points for the Tigers.

Triton Central returns to action Thursday at Hauser (3-11).

In another girls basketball game Thursday:

Oldenburg Academy 50, Morristown 33

At Morristown, the Class A, No. 12 Twisters outscored the host Yellow Jackets 31-19 in the second half to improve to 9-2 this season.

Morristown (2-10) led after one quarter, 10-8, but fell behind at halftime 19-14 and never recovered.

Danika Rutledge, Jayla Keithley and Nevaeh Cox each scored 10 points for Morristown. Rutledge and Keithley each grabbed 10 rebounds.

The Yellow Jackets are off until after Christmas when they travel to the Cambridge City Lincoln tournament on Dec. 28.

Morristown will face Milan in the second semifinal game at 12:30 p.m. Cambridge City take on Phalen Academy in the first semifinal.

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