Wellsville ? Kari Garrison scored 19 points and Emily Brown added 16, helping Baldwin High’s girls basketball squad improve to 10-1 with a 64-24 rout of Wellsville.

The Bulldogs jumped to a 36-19 halftime lead, and their defense never let up, allowing the Eagles just five points in the second half.

Katelyn Miles added seven points for the Bulldogs, who don’t play again until next Tuesday — again at Wellsville in the Wellsville Tournament.

Wendy Moore had seven points and Lacey Roecker six for the Eagles.

Baldwin 64, Wellsville 24

Baldwin 14 22 14 14 — 64

Wellsville 11 8 4 1 — 24

Baldwin: Kari Garrison 19, Emily Brown 16, Katelyn Miles 7, Anna Skaggs 4, Jamie Lawrenz 4, Katie Martin 4, Kalie Harris 4, Anna Gillispie 2, Kayla Pringle 2, Erica Ogle 2.

Wellsville: Wendy Moore 7, Lacey Roecker 6, Heather Carpenter 5, Moss 2, Barthol 2, Dani Patton 2.

Louisburg boys 63, DeSoto 49

Spring Hill — Tyler O’Brien and Brad Marks each had 15 points, leading the Louisburg boys to a victory against DeSoto in the first round of the Spring Hill Invitational.

Junior Ryan Brown scored 15 for DeSoto, and sophomore Danny Brown added 11 for the Wildcats, who trailed 27-17 at halftime. Ryan Brown was 4-of-6 from the free-throw line.

DeSoto’s offense got going in the second half, but its defense didn’t. The Wildcats managed 32 second-half points, but allowed 36.

Louisburg 63, DeSoto 49

DeSoto 9 8 15 17 — 49

Louisburg 12 15 14 22 — 63

DeSoto: Kyle Andrews 4, Josh Arnold 4, Kyle Bray 0, Hunter Noe 0, Danny Brown 11, M. Allen 1, Graham Power 0, Ryan Brown 15, Taylor Burnett 0, Tyler Maniez 0, Pete Crall 10, Brett Maasen 4.

Louisburg: Link 10, Dunn 0, Rigney 5, Hurst 0, Dunn 0, Bowes 5, Overly 7, O’Brien 15, Worthington 0, Pritchard 6, Marks 15.