ACBF SENIOR GIRLS GAME SHOWCASES ASHTABULA’S BEST
Edgewood, OH- In a thrilling display of talent and camaraderie, the Ashtabula County Senior All-Star game showcased the best of girls’ basketball in the region. Divided into two teams, Team Vencill (Orange) and Team Iarocci (Black), the seniors put on a show for the enthusiastic crowd.
QUARTER SCORES
1st Half: Team Vencill (Orange) 33 – Team Iarocci (Black) 26
2nd Half: Team Vencill (Orange) 25 – Team Iarocci (Black) 25
Team Vencill (Orange) Total Points:
- Kayla Farley (Conneaut): 8
- Chloe Freeman (Grand Valley): 9
- McKenna Vencill (Edgewood): 17
- Delaney Morrison (Geneva): 8
- Morgan Crawford (Grand Valley): 4
- Brooke Richmond (Geneva): 6
- Maddy McDonald (Edgewood): 2
- Katie McCollister (Edgewood): 4
Team Iarocci (Black) Total Points:
- Alyssa Cevera (St. John): 17
- Grace DiSalvatore (St. John): 3
- Kaelyn Hart (Grand Valley): 6
- Moharrah Jackson (Geneva): 13
- Dixie Miller (Grand Valley): 10
- Lanie Torrance (Lakeside): 2
The game, coached by Edgewood’s Randy Vencill and Ashtabula County legend Nic Iarocci, showcased the incredible talent and sportsmanship of the seniors. Despite the competitive nature of the game, it was evident that the players cherished the opportunity to share the court with their fellow seniors.
During halftime, the crowd was treated to an exciting 3-point contest, won by Geneva’s Brook Richmond, who showcased her sharpshooting skills by knocking down an impressive 36 3-pointers in just 2 minutes.
The player of the game honors went to Edgewood’s McKenna Vencill, who delivered a stellar performance with 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists. Vencill’s versatility and leadership on the court were instrumental in securing the victory for Team Vencill.
Overall, the All-Star game served as a fitting tribute to the hard work and dedication of the Ashtabula County seniors throughout their high school careers. It was a wonderful sendoff for these talented athletes as they transition to the next chapter of their lives.
