WINCHESTER ? Shannon Wilson owns Perry-Lecompton High’s all-time girls’ basketball scoring record, and Saturday’s game showed why.

The senior scored an incredible 38 points in the Kaws’ 58-53 victory against Valley Falls in the fifth-place game of the Jefferson North Invitational. At halftime, Wilson had 21 points — the Dragons had 20.

“She had one of those games,” P-L coach Kevin Bost said. “And it was a quiet 21. It wasn’t anything forced. Girls were feeding her the ball, and she was hitting her shots.”

A late Valley Falls rally almost rendered Wilson’s performance null, but the Kaws (4-9) staved off the fourth-quarter flurry and survived.

“We almost gave it away in the fourth,” Bost said. “But we hit some key free throws and held on. We’re learning how to win close games down the end.”

The Kaws will play host to Lansing on Tuesday.

Perry-Lecompton 58, Valley Falls 53

Perry-Lecompton 16 13 14 15 — 58

Valley Falls 11 9 14 19 — 53

Perry-Lecompton: Shannon Wilson 38, Jamie Amerine 7, Brandy Jones 5, Heidi Wege 4, Casey Amerine 2, Haley Wilson 2.

Valley Falls: Heinen 13, Beachem 13, Breviz 10, Breviz 7, Massey 6, Grollmen 2, Allen 2.

Effingham 49, McLouth 40

Winchester — Courtney Edmonds scored 18 points in the losing effort for McLouth in the third-place game of the Jefferson North Invitational. Emily Nitzsche added nine points for the Bulldogs.

McLouth (5-8) will travel to Wathena on Tuesday.

Effingham 49, McLouth 40

Effingham 8 11 11 19 — 49

McLouth 12 10 7 11 — 40

Effingham: Hawk 13, Westerman 12, Bell 6, Clem 6, Bowman 4, Gaddis 4, Kloepper 2, Kane 2.

McLouth: Courtney Edmonds 18, Emily Nitzsche 9, Emma Prochaska 5, Leigh Anna Thompson 4, Alayna Stewart 2, Erica Meyer 2.

Jefferson North 73, Oskaloosa 66, 2OT

Winchester — Aubree Harsh scored 18 points and Erica Houk added 12, but Oskaloosa (2-11) couldn’t conquer Jefferson North in a double-overtime loss in the seventh-place game at the Jefferson North Invitational.

Jeff North 73, Oskaloosa 66, 2OT

Jefferson North 16 8 12 19 18 — 73

Oskaloosa 11 14 11 19 11 — 66

Jeff North: Hoffman 26, Herring 18, Kirby 10, Keirns 10, Schrick 4, Perry 3, Schuler 2.

Oskaloosa: Aubree Harsh 18, Erica Houk 12, Molly Pruitt 7, Krishna Beach 7, Julie Norman 6, April Kruse 6, Leigha Thomas 4, Jessica Layden 4, Megan Reed 2.

Pembroke Hill boys 72, Baldwin 70, OT

Baldwin — Baldwin High’s boys basketball team rallied to force overtime Saturday against Kansas City (Mo.) Pembroke Hill, but couldn’t prevail.

“We played our guts out today,” said BHS coach Jeff Haas, who said he was emotionally drained after the game. “I’m proud of our team.”

Pembroke had a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter before the Bulldogs’ frantic rally tied the game. Baldwin had a chance to win in regulation, but the Bulldogs’ last-second shot — Haas said it was a “decent” look — didn’t go in.

Trailing by two points late in overtime, BHS junior Andy Hannon, who scored a game-high 25 points, kicked the ball out to freshman Jeremy Wright.

Wright put up a semi-guarded three-pointer with a couple of seconds left, but …

“It just didn’t fall,” Haas said.

Senior Joe Gipp added 17 points and senior Brian Lauridsen had 13 for the Bulldogs (4-12), who will play host to Prairie View on Friday.

Pembroke Hill (Mo.) 72, Baldwin 70, OT

Pembroke 18 19 16 13 6 — 72

Baldwin 19 14 16 17 4 — 70

Pembroke Hill: Logan 11, Allen 17, Mclain 2, Taylor 18, Smith 14, Buckley 6, Bruning 4.

Baldwin: Joe Gipp 17, Jeremy Wright 6, Andy Hannon 25, Brian Lauridsen 13, Anthony Myrick 9.