Kaleah Anderson (Glen Burnie) and Chloe Greenway (Oakland Mills) earned MVP honors in a back-and-forth battle. Anderson got things rolling early, knocking down a three to open the scoring—setting the tone for a game full of shot attempts on both sides. A standout from Anne Arundel showed out as well, making a big impact throughout the game. Anne Arundel led 37-29 at the half, but Howard County came out of the break firing, going on a 12-0 run to flip the momentum. Lauer caught fire in the second half, drilling a logo three and following it up with another from the top of the key. Howard County took a 64-60 lead with just over 3 minutes left and held a one-point edge with 30 seconds remaining. But Anne Arundel responded with a clutch bucket to take the lead late. Anne Arundel escapes with a 69-68 win. 🔥
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Long Reach: Sydney Nance (Double-Double) 28pts, 15Reb, 8Stl, 2Ast, 1 Blk
The Huskies won 47-40. The Huskies led at the half, 30-28. Senior Rylie Madsen and sophomore Sophia Marchena each had 14 points in the win. Very nice effort by the entire team on the defensive end of the floor. The Huskies improve to 7-1 on the season and travel to Manchester Valley on January 6th. -Jeffrey Burrows
Abigail Mackiewicz poured in a game high 21 points to lead Southern to the win. Lauren Watkins contributed 14, Huntyr Marks added 12. North County's, Indee W. scored with 10 points.
The 4-Seed Western Doves from Baltimore City traveled to the University of Maryland to take on the 6-Seed North Point Eagles in the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship on Friday night. The Doves came into this game after upsetting the top-seed Flowers Jaguars 53-49 while the Eagles are coming in following a dominating upset of their own against 2-Seed Clarksburg, where they won 56-39. North Point got off to a hot start in this game, not conceding a point in the first seven minutes of the contest. While the offense peeled back a little in the second quarter, the Eagles still took a 17-10 lead into halftime. North Point head coach Michael Serpone explained that the message to the team in the locker room was to "Keep playing North Point ball". Several members of the team explained that they were not concerned about the narrow lead as they were focused on the long game. That proved to be true, as North Point game out of the locker room on fire, scoring 20 points in the first six minutes of the second half, and 29 in the third quarter combined. After the game, Doves head coach Tasha Townsend explained that her team was trying to mount a comeback too quickly, and the game simply slipped out of reach. The Eagles' offense slowed down in the fourth quarter, but the Doves could not come back. With a final score of 61-30, the North Point Eagles were crowned state champions. Congratulations to both teams on the milestone of reaching this game.
With 29 points in the third quarter, North Point leads the Western Doves 46-23 with one quarter to go
The Doves cut the Eagles’ lead from 10 to 7, as they trail 17-10 at halftime.
The Eagles lead the Western High Doves 10-2 after one quarter of play
Southern pulled off a thrilling last-second victory over Severn Run. Huntyr Marks led the way for Southern with 12 points, while La’Ren Watkins chipped in 8. J. Acree was the standout for Severn Run, scoring 19 points. Southern will continue its momentum when it hosts Indian Creek on Monday.