Girls’ Basketball: UV drops to Delhi in MAC Playoffs
DELHI – After wrapping up regular season play this past Friday, the Unadilla Valley Storm girls’ basketball team traveled to Delhi to face the Bulldogs in a MAC league playoff game. The Storm finished third in the MAC Division II with a 5-3 league record, behind Bainbridge-Guilford. UV fell 58-32 to Delhi on Monday evening.
UV was limited in the first three quarters of play, which was unusual for a team that had been improving in the latter part of the season. UV gave their best efforts in the final eight minutes of play with 14 points. 10 of those 14 team points came off strong playing from Adrienne Hodge.
Hodge led the Storm with 17 points, where she knocked in three three-pointers. Senior Jaiden Schrag wrapped up her final game with 11 points, making three of four foul shots. Myriah Taylor and Avery Hill both added two points each in the loss.
UV finished the 2023-2024 season with a 5-3 MAC league record and a 7-13 overall record.
Scores by quarter:
UV 7 7 4 14—32
DE 17 14 17 10–58
UV: Adrienne Hodge 17, Jaiden Schrag 11, Myriah Taylor 2, Avery Hill 2.
DE: Natalie Vredenburgh 25, Danielle Ennist 8, Tyler Abts 7, Kiley Cheshire 5, Jaylyn Prisco 5, Riley Maney 4, Lexi Davis 3, Brinley Wagner 1.
Three-pointers: UV 3 (Hodge 3); DE 4 (Vredenburgh, Cheshire, Prisco, Davis).
UV was limited in the first three quarters of play, which was unusual for a team that had been improving in the latter part of the season. UV gave their best efforts in the final eight minutes of play with 14 points. 10 of those 14 team points came off strong playing from Adrienne Hodge.
Hodge led the Storm with 17 points, where she knocked in three three-pointers. Senior Jaiden Schrag wrapped up her final game with 11 points, making three of four foul shots. Myriah Taylor and Avery Hill both added two points each in the loss.
UV finished the 2023-2024 season with a 5-3 MAC league record and a 7-13 overall record.
Scores by quarter:
UV 7 7 4 14—32
DE 17 14 17 10–58
UV: Adrienne Hodge 17, Jaiden Schrag 11, Myriah Taylor 2, Avery Hill 2.
DE: Natalie Vredenburgh 25, Danielle Ennist 8, Tyler Abts 7, Kiley Cheshire 5, Jaylyn Prisco 5, Riley Maney 4, Lexi Davis 3, Brinley Wagner 1.
Three-pointers: UV 3 (Hodge 3); DE 4 (Vredenburgh, Cheshire, Prisco, Davis).
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