HOCKEY

Doherty 5, Pine Creek 4

At Sertich: Scott Sellers’ second goal of the game 1:29 into overtime gave Doherty (2-10, 1-6 Peak Conference) a come-from-behind win over Pine Creek (2-10-1, 0-8-1).

Parker Gregory gave Pine Creek a 1-0 lead in the first period, and the Eagles maintained that one-goal advantage heading into the final 17 minutes after each team scored three times in the second period.

Cade Winders scored for Doherty 41 seconds into the third period to tie the game at 4.

Anthony Hervias and Dylan Sater also scored for Doherty.

Alex Brooks had a goal and three assists for Pine Creek, which also got goals from Cameron Sykes and Jared Jensen.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Air Academy 46, Falcon 41, OT

At Air Academy: Katelin Gallegos scored a game-high 28 points, and Air Academy (13-2, 6-0 5A/4A Pikes Peak Athletic Conference) rallied from a 10-point deficit in the second half to force overtime and eventually pull away from Falcon (10-4, 3-2) for the Kadets’ 12th straight win.

Brooke Sulski made four of six free throws in overtime as the Kadets scored the final seven points.

“We’re figuring out ways to win,” Air Academy coach Phil Roiko said. “The one thing about these girls is that they never give up. We’ve been down big in some of them, and they keep fighting back. That’s a testament to their character.”

Falcon led 22-17 at halftime.

Liberty 50, Vista Ridge 45

At Vista Ridge: Morgan Sibley scored 12 points and Emily Vaszary added 10, lifting Liberty (10-5) past Vista Ridge (3-11) as the Lancers reached double digits in victories for only the third time in the past decade.

Leading 43-42 midway through the fourth quarter, the Wolves struggled down the stretch, scoring only two more points the rest of the way while the Lancers reassumed control.

Last season, Liberty went 11-14, highlighted by the program’s first playoff victory since 2008. The 2012-13 squad went 11-13.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Falcon 64, Air Academy 54

At Falcon: Falcon (6-8, 1-4 PPAC) picked up its first league win while dealing Air Academy (1-14, 0-6) its 11th consecutive loss.

Six of the Kadets’ losses have come by 10 points or fewer.

Florence 46, Colorado Springs School 25

At Florence: 3A Florence (5-5) scored a nonleague victory over 2A Colorado Springs School (6-7).