S-E girls drop to Clinton
S-E’s Maliyah Kopec, Kendall Hill, and Emma Webb fight for the ball on defense against Clinton. (Photo by Morgan Golliver)
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne-Earlville basketball programs hosted a girls and boys doubleheader on Tuesday night, where the S-E girls played Clinton and the S-E boys played Cooperstown. The JV teams played in the lower gym as the Varsity teams played on Kevin Vibbard Court upstairs.
The S-E girls were up first against a tough Clinton Comets team. S-E fell 54-15.
Clinton showed strengths all game with stealing the ball and driving to the basket. S-E did add pressure on defense, but Clinton stole the ball right back.
Clinton took a 20-0 run in the first quarter, before S-E’s Alyse Brown took the ball down the court, driving in herself for the score. S-E was heavily pressured trying to cross center court, which allowed the Comets to have that big run.
S-E made a few adjustments in the second quarter with Brown continuing to help out the offense and even assisted on Kendall Hill’s basket. Brown and Cora Franklin, who earned the start, also contributed with blocks on defense as Peyton Darragh, Hill, Maliyah Kopec, and Emma Webb picked up a few steals.
S-E was held to a single field goal in both the third and fourth quarters. Peyton Darragh had the team’s two points in the third and Morgan Mikalunas with a three late in the fourth quarter.
Alyse Brown led the Timberwolves with six points as Morgan Mikalunas hit a three in the fourth quarter and
Peyton Darragh, Kendall Hill, and Emma Webb all finished with two points.
S-E (2-12) heads to Little Falls on Friday at 7 p.m.
The S-E girls were up first against a tough Clinton Comets team. S-E fell 54-15.
Clinton showed strengths all game with stealing the ball and driving to the basket. S-E did add pressure on defense, but Clinton stole the ball right back.
Clinton took a 20-0 run in the first quarter, before S-E’s Alyse Brown took the ball down the court, driving in herself for the score. S-E was heavily pressured trying to cross center court, which allowed the Comets to have that big run.
S-E made a few adjustments in the second quarter with Brown continuing to help out the offense and even assisted on Kendall Hill’s basket. Brown and Cora Franklin, who earned the start, also contributed with blocks on defense as Peyton Darragh, Hill, Maliyah Kopec, and Emma Webb picked up a few steals.
S-E was held to a single field goal in both the third and fourth quarters. Peyton Darragh had the team’s two points in the third and Morgan Mikalunas with a three late in the fourth quarter.
Alyse Brown led the Timberwolves with six points as Morgan Mikalunas hit a three in the fourth quarter and
Peyton Darragh, Kendall Hill, and Emma Webb all finished with two points.
S-E (2-12) heads to Little Falls on Friday at 7 p.m.
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