Photo by Jake McNeal: Westbrook Warnut Glove Gard Lily Parker is a base on Monday before laying up in the first half of the Prep Girls Basketball Game with Central County County County. Drive along the line. Parker left the game due to a body injury, but the charger continued to win 51-38 home victory.
WestBrook -Available to start half of each, the tone of the WestBrook -Walnut Grove Girls Basketball team has been set on Monday night. The Chargers opened half of the match against Central, Malay County, with eight unexplored points, so that the rebels did not enter the range of one property. With the initial momentum, 51-38 victory was won with a charger.
“We started some games this year, so we were proud of this effort because we couldn’t start very aggressively.” WWG’s head coach Dan Krunper said. “But tonight, we had a really good energy from the beginning. We had a really good energy from half -time, so we just talked … we calm down. I maintained it and confirmed that we were on the same page. “
Chargers had a maximum of 12 points in the first half of the Malay County Central, the first half of the rhythm. Get out of the timeout and faced the red of 22-12 in the last five minutes of half, and Sea Ashnider began to return the deficit to a single digit, causing the rebel to three pointer.
Curly Ross answered from the wwg wings with a midrange jumper, but Cat Miller has a turnaround jumper to cut the MCC lead to the thinnest margin since 24-20, the opening of the game. I continued to be in the red with 3 pointer.
“We thought we had a good complement basketball that we were able to finish around the rim after we had some stops on the defenders.” MCC head coach Lucas Freeman said. “Since KAT MILLER hits 3 seconds from the outside, I think that when you stop using a good, complementary basketball, you can make the floor a good space and hit more shots.”
Miller finished the game with up to 12 points of rebels, shot four out of nine from the field, and Calley Doden added 11 points with eight fires.
Each team ended with three manufacturers beyond the arc, and MCC did WWG in 16 times in 20 trials. The rebels of 2 points were 31.4 % higher than the 30 % clip of WWG, but WWG had 15 trials. Their rule on the glass. Chargers overtook 42-25 rebels, including 13-5 edges on the attack glass.
The rear carter has led WWG rebound efforts with a total of 10 rebounds and six attack boards. Natalie Wall and Hadry Jeenigez, respectively, added an additional eight and six rebounds, and Ross grabbed three attack boards. For the rebels, AVA DEACON grabbed a total of 10 rebounds, and DOEDEN added six times.
“I knew that there were many girls with an average of 4 to 5 boards for each game, so I knew it would be a point of emphasis. Please. Krunper said. “We feel that if we take external shots, we feel that the ratio will be much lower than the aggressive rebound putback paint. I concentrate on trying to control.
The chargers did not waste time to regain the lost momentum after MCC’s slow running. Riley Parker, Wal, and Carter have raised the charger leads to 32-20 and won half of the first eight points.
The mirror responded to a charger driving in a pair of back two -back baskets and a free throw, and was interrupted only by another Schneider bucket and charger carter -up for rebels. With this run, the MCC approached as long as it was obtained in the rest of the game 34-28.
Before the mirror free throw, the game was temporarily paused after the hoodie collapsed due to an obviously low body injury. She was taken from the coat and did not return to the game.
“We definitely want the best thing to see what the next few days status are.” Krunper said. “If she has to miss it for a while, it will just be the next girl. She is expected to go there and work.”
Ross and Carter had a WWG hot hand in the first half, each earned 9 points and 8 points, and headed to the locker room. Carter finished 6 out of 24 shooting with a game high and 18 points, and Ross 9 was third in the 12 teams of Wall.
Carter and Parker, respectively, pushed the layup into the basket and gave WWG the first point of the game. The base line inbound from JENNIGES to Wahl maintains the rapid increase in chargers, and Ross Bucket gives the paint of WWG 8 to start the game when the MCC calls the first timeout for 3 minutes. Ta.
Kaitlyn BLANKENSHIP ended the drought of MCC with and-1 after a break, but Ross answered in three pointers to get the first point of the game outside the paint. Another bucket from the carter brought the WWG lead up to two digits for the first time in 13-3.
The pair of Wahl and Carter’s quick bucket was given to the wwg to 17-5, the biggest half lead, when the MCC called the timeout in the remaining 9 minutes. Hado seemed to help the anti -government forces. Doden won a back -back basket with one free throw to give the team five unexplored points.
Westbrook-Walnut Grove is sitting 15-5 this season and has 10 games beyond .500 after victory. Chargers aim to continue to improve the mark when hosting the edgarton (11-9) at 7:30 pm on Friday.
MCC, on the other hand, dropped four of the last five games and dropped to 7-14 in the season. At the same time, the anti-government forces hosted Adrian Elsworth (13-7) at 7:30 pm on Friday and the southwestern Minnesota Christian (13-7) on Monday at the same time, and at the same time, Adrian Elsworth (13-7). I’m hosting.
“We still want our best basketball to be in front of us. We feel that both of these games have been competitive before.” Freeman said that the rebels had defeated Southwest Christian 60-59 in the first match and played a tight first half in the 53-39 defeat to Adrian Elsworth. “It’s really consistent, accumulating every day together, and building a section tournament. I’m happy to see the efforts of tonight and come back and fight a really good team. , We continue it.
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