Wheeling, W. V. , Point guard Lala Woods and Wing Alexis Boards near the wheeling park are two of the more frightened aggressive players across the state.
When the rest of the Patriots roster plays how it was done against MorGantown on Friday, the wheeling park is apprehensive as any team in the state.
Patriots had four double-figure scorers, scored 30 points on three-pointers and finished with more than 16 field goals compared to turnover, making their way into the 73-53 victory against Mohigans, which allows WPHS to win class AAAA, Section 1.
Ryan Young, the head coach of Patriots, said, “We got contribution from everyone,” and when we get contribution about every player, it really helps. ,
The result holds the wheeling park (20–4) at home for an area against Preston, while traveling to face Crustown rival University during Mohigans (15–7) travels to travel with a state tournament for a state tournament.
The two teams performed aggressively in the initial quarters, with MHS 11–9 at 4:35 points after a bucket of freshman guard Kayley Kelog.
Woods formed a pair of three-pointers in the last 3 minutes of the initial frame, while team partner Natalie Dotty a pair of themselves to reach a 1,000-digit mark for their career. In the initial quarter, four of the eight field balls of WHS were from the long range, leading the Patriots at a 21–15 lead.
In the second quarter, a pair of triple from Sadaya Jones in Morgentown on the gradual property helped the fascination hang well within the striking distance as they lagged 32–26 after the latter three.
However, the wheeling park competed with 10 consecutive points to confront the control of matchup for good. The stretch began with two boards free throw and Southpow made it 37–26 with a tray. Jillian Hafman then scored runs from the close range and Woods made 16 for the lead of his team.
He said, ‘He played a tremendous game tonight and shot Lights. I was giving Ryan a little sadness that I do not want to see him anymore, ”said Dug Goodwin, head coach of Morgantown. “We defensively landed for a good start and found after boards. We had a moment where the game was tied and he did not have a big property and he came down and hit something. It was excluded from the rhythm that we started. ,
The wheeling park, which made a total of seven first half-threes and 16-31 shots, took the 45–30 lead to a hapling.
“Our guard did what they do,” Young said.
Hafman and Dotty calculated a triple in the early stages of the third, in which Dotty faced Mohigans at that time a 56–35 deficiency.
However, Kelog replied with a individual 7–0 run to bring visitors within 14, only to eliminate the third on 6–2 spirt to enter the fourth with 62-44 commanding for Patriots.
In the last quarter, Mohigans did not find more than 16 close.
Gudwin said, “We had good shots in paint which were not for us, but our girls give a lot of energy for four quarters.” “You can never make a mistake in their energy on the floor or an attempt by them.”
Woods scored a team-high 20 points and boards added 18 with eight rebounds. While the boards struggled through 4-for-16 shooting night, he made all his eight free-three efforts.
Hafman contributed 15 points and made a 7-off-11 shots and Dotty added 12 points on four trains to go with a game-high assistance, six of which came in the first half. He also recorded six rebounds.
“This is a lot of pressure on a child when they are going for 1,000 points,” Young said. “To get six assistance in the first half, which tells you how selfless it is. She has always been like this, but has developed through the program so far from the new year. He is definitely one of our leaders and we are very confident of his ability to lead this team to lead where we want to live in a couple weeks. ,
Wphs Reserve Merit Dale made 2-3 shots and ended with four points and seven rebounds. “Merit was unprecedented from an energy point of view and blocked several shots,” said Young.
Patriots had 26 field goals and 10 turnover, including only three in the first half.
Kelog led MHS with 20 points and Jones followed with 11, although only two halftimes came after.
Mohigson, who was without standout post player Lily Jordan due to injury, marked their third straightforward loss in the wheeling park in the fourth match between the two teams this season.
Jordan is considered day to day.
Gudwin said, “We remember that rebounding by his appearance on that and the floor.” “This protects them differently.”