Justin Jackson scored four points in the final minute of regulation to force overtime and Davon Usher had six in overtime to lead No. 7 Digital Harbor past Northwestern, 60-54, Wednesday.

Jackson finished with a game-high 17 points and Usher had a double double (16 points, 12 rebounds).

The Wildcats, who led by as many as eight, were ahead 32-26 at the half.

"The kids were a little flat in the first half," Digital Harbor coach Johnnie Grimes said. "Phillip Waugh hit a 3-pointer in the second half to start our momentum."

The Rams (10-3) trailed 50-46 with a minute left in regulation before forcing overtime and going on a 10-4 scoring run.

Loyola 67, St. Maria Goretti 62: Matt Mathias made six free throws in the last minute to lift the Dons over the Vikings.

Mathias finished with 27 points.

Franklin 61, Towson 60: Devan Cephas made a field goal and two free throws in the last minute of play to lift the host Indians (8-7) over the Generals.

The game was tied at 57 with a minute remaining.

GirlsNo. 5 McDonogh 55, St. Vincent Pallotti 38: Candice Hendricks scored nine points to power the Eagles (12-3), who have won three straight games. McDonogh's Taylor Cummings, Taryn Durant and Megan Lerner scored eight points each.

McDonogh took a 16-5 lead after the first quarter and closed out the game with an 11-8 scoring run in the fourth.

Tiffany Padgett finished with 10 points for the Panthers.

No. 11 Catonsville 33, Dulaney 29: Maya Torrain had a game-high 11 points to lead the host Comets (13-1) past the Lions.

Neither team led by more than four points.

Catonsville went 4-for-4 from the free-throw line during the last 30 seconds to seal the win.