Hoosac Valley rode a combined 28 points from Witek and McGrath to a 39-30 victory.

It was a 16-point third quarter that did in the Wildcats (2-2).

"A close game at the half, Hoosac had a good third quarter to build a double-digit lead with some good shooting and some transition baskets," wrote coach Rick Puleri in an email. "We were able to cut into the lead a bit but weren’t able to generate enough offense to overcome the deficit."

Lee got seven points from Caroline Maloney, six in the second half, but shot just 6 of 12 from the foul line. Mia Puleri and Emma Puleri had six points each.

Leading 18-14 at the break, Witek came out aflame, scoring 12 of her game-high 15 points in the second half, including a pair of triples. McGrath knocked one down from deep as well, and finished with 13 points.

Hoosac Valley improves to 8-4.

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