HERALDS BOUNCE BACK IN WIN OVER CHALKER
Ashtabula, OH- Fully healthy and looking to recover from a loss to the Cardinal Huskies, the St. John Heralds showcased their prowess as they dominated the Chalker Wildcats in a game that ended with a resounding 54-20 victory. The Heralds’ stellar performance was evident in every quarter, with consistent scoring and an unyielding defense.
Quarter-wise Breakdown:
- First Quarter: St. John came out strong, establishing an early lead with 14 points, while Chalker struggled to keep up, posting only 7 points.
- Second Quarter: The Heralds continued their offensive momentum, adding 17 more points to their tally, while Chalker faced difficulties, managing only 5 points.
- Third Quarter: St. John maintained their dominance with another 12 points, widening the gap. Chalker’s struggle persisted, contributing only 5 points.
- Fourth Quarter: The Heralds closed the game convincingly, securing 11 points in the final quarter. Chalker managed just 3 points in the last frame, highlighting St. John’s defensive resilience.
Player Stats:
St. John Total Points:
- Alyssa Cevera: 13
- Olivia Sposito: 2
- Mickey Zheng: 16
- Grace DiSalvatore: 4
- Caitlyn Carney: 6
- Alex Jordan: 6
- Izzy Holler: 4
- Aniyah Howell: 3
Chalker Total Points:
- Kylee Iser: 11
- Kelsey Krenn: 5
- Alay-Na Cox: 4
Mickey Zheng emerged as the standout performer, leading all scorers with an impressive 16 points, including four successful 3-pointers, along with numerous steals and assists. Not far behind Zheng was senior superstar Alyssa Cevera who dropped 13 after returning from injury.
Upcoming Matches:
The St. John Heralds (3-5) are set to face the Jefferson Falcons (4-5) on 1/6/24, bringing an intense matchup to the court. The Falcons, fresh off a game against the Harvey Red Raiders on 1/5/24, will be eager to secure a win.
Meanwhile, the Chalker Wildcats (1-4) will be on the road against the Heartland Christian Lions (6-3). The Lions, coming off a 58-49 victory over the Edison Wildcats, present a formidable challenge for the Wildcats.