The seventh annual Pink Out game was a special day for the victorious No. 13 Mount de Sales girls basketball team on Saturday and it was a grand day for Sailor senior Kristen Zaranski.

When Zaranski scored the 20th of her game-high 34 points she reached 1,000 career points.

Her scoring and stellar team defense helped the Sailors (16-3) derail St. Paul’s, 62-48.

The win moved the Sailors to 7-0 in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference while the Gators (11-2) dropped one game behind at 6-1.

The Sailors are currently tied with Mount Carmel (7-0) for first place.

“I definitely knew I only needed 20 points, but I mean we just do it for each other,” Zaranski said. “We are like a really close team and everyone just kind of does it for each other.”

Boys

No. 1 Mount Saint Joseph 76, John Carroll 45: The visiting Gaels (16-4, 9-1 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference) won back-to-back games beating the host Patriots (3-16, 1-8) on Saturday after escaping with a 58-56 decision over No. 9 McDonogh on Friday.

John Carroll was led by Jalen Bryant with seven points, five rebounds and three assists; Jaiden Jakubowski with four rebounds and three assists and Cesar Tchilombo with five rebounds and five blocks.

No. 7 Boys’ Latin 68, St. Paul’s 41: The visiting Lakers (21-3) won three games this week, including their latest over the Crusaders (11-6) that happened 16 hours after beating the Glenelg Country, 72-49, on Friday. Boys’ Latin also toppled No. 1 Mount Saint Joseph, 69-61, on Wednesday.

Against St. Paul’s, Cameron Watts (17 points), Sam Grace (15 points) and Cameron Spencer (11 points) led the Lakers, who next host Gilman 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Boys’ Latin is currently in first place in the MIAA A Conference.

Baltimore Sun staff contributed to this article.