LADY HERALDS SHINE BRIGHT ON HOMECOURT

Saybrook, OH- In a commanding display of skill and teamwork, the St. John Heralds soared to victory against the Lordstown Red Devils with a resounding final score of 59-16. The Heralds dominated every quarter, leaving their opponents struggling to keep pace in a game that showcased the talent and determination of the St. John squad.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown:

First Quarter: St. John Heralds wasted no time in establishing their dominance, amassing an impressive 22 points. The Lordstown Red Devils, on the other hand, struggled to find their footing, managing only 3 points in the opening quarter.
Second Quarter: The Heralds continued to build on their lead, adding 19 points to their total. Lordstown faced a tough defensive challenge from St. John, contributing to their minimal 5-point gain in the second quarter.
Third Quarter: Despite the Red Devils’ efforts, St. John extended their lead with another 12 points. The Heralds showcased both offensive prowess and a solid defense, limiting Lordstown to just 5 points.
Fourth Quarter: The final quarter saw St. John maintaining their control, securing 6 more points. Lordstown struggled to make a comeback, managing only 3 points in the last quarter.

Player Stats:

St. John Heralds:

Alyssa Cevera: 28 points
Grace DiSalvatore: 15 points
Mickey Zheng: 7 points
Alexa Jordan: 4 points
Izzy Holler: 3 points
Marissa Arieta-Williams: 2 points

Lordstown Red Devils:

Elizabeth Warner: 5 points
Marley Grant: 4 points
Piper Click: 3 points
Navawnna King: 4 points

Star Performers:

Seniors Alyssa Cevera and Grace DiSalvatore led the charge for the Heralds. Cevera showcased her scoring prowess with an impressive 28 points, while DiSalvatore demonstrated accuracy from beyond the arc, sinking 3 three-pointers and contributing 15 points to the team’s victory.

Upcoming Games:

The St. John Heralds (7-9) are set to host the Maplewood Rockets (9-6) on January 29, 2024. The Rockets will be looking for a rebound after a recent 43-33 loss to the Brookfield Warriors.

The struggling Lordstown Red Devils (0-16) will play at home against the Chalker Wildcats (1-7) on the same date. The Wildcats, coming off a tough 55-12 loss to the Windham Bombers, provide an opportunity for the Red Devils to regroup and seek their first win of the season.

The Heralds and the Red Devils are gearing up for an exciting set of matchups, and fans can expect thrilling basketball action as the season unfolds.