Harvey – On Tuesday for 14 minutes, Providence Catholic was hanging in its Class 3A Thornon Semifinals with large, sharp links of Butler College Prep of Chicago Public League Power.
Then the height of the links-6 feet or Sereniti Adams and Zina Walton have a 6-foot-4 sub in Longra McGill, started taking their tolls.
“They were reaching our head,” Celtix Gabby Bedner said, which is tall for a teenage girl on 5-6, but not compared to links.
They reached and rushed around and ran into the past and sometimes excluded the bus Celtics, scoring 65–34 victory over Providence (18–16) against Marian Catholic to carry forward in the sectional finals of Thursday night.
“This is a big team,” coach Elene Copenhever said about Links (23-10). “They raised us a little differently.”
However, not hurry.
Celtics, despite irregular shoots, followed by only 26–20 after Bella More-Pinter, left in half with 2:07. Links then started a 16–0 in 8:34 to take a 42-20 lead.
that was it.
Even the Yahri Smith of Butler inadvertently did not slow down most of the delayed-links due to a deficiency of an MOP for a long time to clean the blood after the elbow in the head inadvertently.
“We were there in the game and then. … It was a sport where we needed a little more crime to maintain our positivity at the other end, “Kophare said.” And we did not do so. But I really hurt the children. “
Bedner led Providence with nine points, with Sophomore Eileish Ren added eight points. But the output of the providence was like rain compared to Niagra, butler. Adams scored 16 points equally between each half, Sophomore Zaina Walton added 14, and elder sister Zamia Walton added 10, eight in the last period.
“Defensely, we had a little plan, but a little too young,” said Copperhewar. “For a good part of the game, we had some young children, so hopefully they learned from this good group of senior citizens.”
Bedner, tears in his eyes after the game, is between that group.
“They were finally getting a bit in our head, realizing that we could not do anything,” said Bedner. “We did not try not to give up, forget it and go to the next game.”