Beating the Kewpies 43-40 in double overtime, the girls were happy to steal the close win.
“I think we have played better before, but we played good tonight,” Elizabeth Best, a 5’6″ JV Bruin guard said. “We really worked as a team.”
Still, the win doesn’t mean the Lady Bruins are ready to take their next game, Tuesday, Jan. 31 in the Webster Winter Challenge in Webser Groves, for granted.
“We can definitely talk more on defense,” Best said. “And also we need to not let the other team get a lot of offensive rebounds.”
Sophomore Whitney Cravens watched from the stands as the Bruins fought for their victory. “They were bringing their game [tonight],” she said.
Another loyal spectator, Amanda Baker, was equally happy.
Ann • Feb 4, 2012 at 4:17 pm
The quote at the end is tool long and drags on. You should have put it into your own words for a better read. Also the last line is a bit confusing. If i hadn’t read the other story about the varsity win I would have no idea what you were talking about.