S-E girls top Adirondack
1) S-E’s Alyse Brown jumps up for the shot against two Adirondack defenders. Brown posted a team-high 21 points in the 56-44 win over Adirondack. (Photo by Morgan Golliver), 2) The Sherburne-Earlville fifth grade Optimist team plays a scrimmage at halftime. (Photo by Morgan Golliver)
SHERBURNE – After a thrilling win against Utica Academy of Science on Friday, the Sherburne-Earlville Timberwolves girls basketball team returned home to take on Adirondack. The Wildcats defeated S-E in a close game in December but this time, S-E excelled on the court and came away with the 56-44 victory.
Both teams came out strong in the first half and from there, S-E remained consistent and never lost momentum. The Wildcats cut S-E’s lead multiple times in the second half, but S-E ramped up efforts on both ends of the court to force a turnover and make a big play offensively, either a three-pointer or movement inside from Peyton Darragh or Alyse Brown.
Coming off a big three-point shooting game vs UAS, S-E did it again vs Adirondack and shot a season-high 73 percent from the deep ball. Claire Barth led S-E with five threes as Morgan Mikalunas, who scored the game-winner against UAS, went three-for-four in three-point shooting.
Alyse Brown led the Timberwolves with a double-double with 21 points and 13 rebounds. She also added six assists. Barth followed with 16 points as Mikalunas finished with nine points and Peyton Darragh with eight points.
S-E (4-13) has three regular season games remaining, including their final home game against Mount Markham this evening at 7 p.m. The Timberwolves will honor their four seniors; Alyse Brown, Ashley Peila, Claire Barth, and Abbie Eldred prior to tip-off.
Scores by quarter:
AD 10 6 17 11–44
SE 17 13 13 13–56
Both teams came out strong in the first half and from there, S-E remained consistent and never lost momentum. The Wildcats cut S-E’s lead multiple times in the second half, but S-E ramped up efforts on both ends of the court to force a turnover and make a big play offensively, either a three-pointer or movement inside from Peyton Darragh or Alyse Brown.
Coming off a big three-point shooting game vs UAS, S-E did it again vs Adirondack and shot a season-high 73 percent from the deep ball. Claire Barth led S-E with five threes as Morgan Mikalunas, who scored the game-winner against UAS, went three-for-four in three-point shooting.
Alyse Brown led the Timberwolves with a double-double with 21 points and 13 rebounds. She also added six assists. Barth followed with 16 points as Mikalunas finished with nine points and Peyton Darragh with eight points.
S-E (4-13) has three regular season games remaining, including their final home game against Mount Markham this evening at 7 p.m. The Timberwolves will honor their four seniors; Alyse Brown, Ashley Peila, Claire Barth, and Abbie Eldred prior to tip-off.
Scores by quarter:
AD 10 6 17 11–44
SE 17 13 13 13–56
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