Back to back wins against the Trail Blazers
January 9, 2019
Getting ready for tip-off, the team huddles up before Tuesday’s game at The Nest against Lebanon Trail, a 52-10 win for the Redhawks.
both basketball teams are looking to take on the Knights Friday night. The girls team plays away at 6:30, while the boys team hosts at The Nest at 8:00.
Warming up before the game, the girls’ basketball team prepared to face the Trail Blazers.
The girls’ basketball team kicks off its 2019-2020 District 9-5A basketball season by hosting the Lebanon Trail Trail Blazers at 6:30 p.m. in The Nest.
Hoping to give the Redhawks another win, senior Mara Casey dribbles the ball in the midst of the game.
Pregame warm-ups saw players working on a variety of drills. The team remained in second place in District 9-5 with Tuesday’s 52-10 win over Lebanon Trail.
Whether it was from long distance, or much closer to the hoop, the Redhawks scored more than enough to stop the Trail Blazers 52-10 on Tuesday night at The Nest.
It was back to winning for the girls’ and boys’ basketball teams Tuesday night at The Nest as they competed against the Lebanon Trail Blazers.
Sitting in second place in District 9-5A, the girls took their defense to a new level in the second half as they didn’t give up a single point as they cruised to a a 52-10 win, giving them a 9-1 district record.
“Every game we go out and play together and have fun which creates a high energy game,” senior Kelsey Kirak said. “We felt really confident and excited about where we’re at right now coming out of the game last night.”
The boys also extinguished the competition with a 77-46 win over the Blazers, leaving them in third place in District 9-5A.
“I think that we never should take the competition lightly,” junior Zach Bishop said. “We came together last night and did what we had to do to put points up and I think that we just keep getting better as a team, there is more fluidity each game.”
