Friday's best: York Catholic's Bauhof scores her 1,000th point
York Catholic's Kate Bauhof scored her 1,000th career point in the Fighting Irish's 63-26 victory at Biglerville.
Bauhof surpassed the milestone with a long 3-pointer just before the horn sounded to end the first quarter.
"She needed nine points, and she wound up with 10," York Catholic coach Kevin Bankos said.
An all-state junior guard, Bauhof helped the Irish run away with a 24-8 lead in the first quarter and coast to victory.
Bauhof is the first Irish player to reach 1,000 points since Morgan Klunk in 2013.
"I'm not surprised by it by any means, she’s a pure scorer," Bankos said. "With her it was a matter of when it was going to happen, not if."
Bauhof is the ninth player in the program's history to reach 1,000 points, with former Division I player Kady Schrann topping the list with 2,162 points.
"It's a distinguished list," Bankos said. "And most of those kids on the list have team titles, whether it's in the league or district or state, that they would talk about pretty quickly."
— Jim Seip
In other action
It was a big night of scoring across the YAIAA on Friday. In other girls' basketball action, Dover's Rayah Fink poured in a game-high 34 points, including 28 in the first half alone, in an 80-13 victory against Northeastern. Sister Rajah Fink added 29 points.
On the boys' side, Northeastern's Brandon Coleman scored 35 points in a 79-61 victory against William Penn that kept the Bobcats undefeated. Courtney Batts scored 28 points to help Central York push past South Western, 78-54.
Adam Freese scored 23 points to help Kennard-Dale rally late to beat York Suburban, 63-57.
And Eli Brooks poured in 30 to help Spring Grove beat Dallastown, 70-59.