The RBHS girls’ basketball team took on Capital City high school on Thursday, Jan.14. After making several adjustments to their playing strategy during the game to adapt to the other team’s plays, the girls won 60-21. 

The girls' basketball team defeated Hickman High School 63-19 in its first district game. The Bruins will play the Jefferson City High School Jays March 6.

Last night, Wednesday Feb. 19, the girls’ basketball team prepared to take on Miller Career Academy (MCA) during its annual pink out game.

Maddie Orr covers the outlook, goals and growth of the RBHS basketball programs. Both programs look to expand their legacies.

As the warm-up buzzer approached double zeroes, basketballs found solace in a container, and girls from the two teams gathered on opposite sides of the green and gold court to shake out their final nerves. The Lady Bruins stood with the whole arena to honor the national anthem, each of them drumming the rhythm of the familiar beat on the shoulder of their teammate in front of them. Then, their beloved head girls’ basketball coach Jill Nagel rallied the team one last time and watched as tip-off commenced the Jan. 9 game against Ozark High School.

After a tight game, girls' basketball took home another win on Friday with a ending score of 56-45.