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LADY MUSTANG WIN BACK TO BACK HOME GAMES

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Orwell, OH- In an intense girls’ basketball matchup, the Grand Valley Mustangs triumphed over the Cornerstone Christian Patriots with a final score of 44-36. The game, played in four quarters, showcased the Mustangs’ resilience and skill on the court.

Quarter Breakdown

Grand Valley Mustangs: 11 | 15 | 10 | 8 – Total: 44

Cornerstone Christian Patriots: 7 | 8 | 6 | 15 – Total: 36

The Mustangs started strong, taking the lead in the first quarter with a score of 11-7. They continued to build on their momentum, securing a comfortable lead at halftime with a score of 26-15. Despite the Patriots’ efforts to narrow the gap, the Mustangs maintained control in the third quarter, leading 36-21. The Patriots fought back in the final quarter, outscoring the Mustangs 15-8, but it wasn’t enough to change the outcome.

Player Stats

Grand Valley Mustangs Total Points: 44

  • Reagan Boiarski: 14 points
  • Kaelyn Hart: 9 points
  • Cloe Turk: 14 points
  • Dixie Miller: 5 points
  • Abby Eland: 2 points

Cornerstone Christian Patriots Total Points: 36

  • Dekotah Barnes: 11 points
  • Myah Campbell: 8 points
  • Dejah Davis: 7 points
  • Alyssa Mason: 6 points
  • Kamryn O’Leary: 2 points
  • Hope Murphy: 2 points

Next Games

The Grand Valley Mustangs (14-4) are gearing up for an away game against the Kirtland Hornets (7-7) on January 31, 2024. The Hornets are coming off a close 36-32 loss to the Crestwood Red Devils.

The Cornerstone Christian Patriots (11-6) will defend their home court against the West Geauga Wolverines (4-11) on January 26, 2024. The Wolverines are entering the game with renewed confidence after securing a 41-33 victory over the Hawken Hawks.

As the regular season progresses, both teams are determined to showcase their skills and make a statement in the competitive world of girls’ high school basketball.

CORNERSTONE IMPOSES THEIR WILL

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ORWELL OHIO – In what was a thrilling season for the Badger Braves, it came to an end Friday night against the sharp shooting Cornerstone Christian Patriots. Keeping themselves within arms reach through the first two quarters, Badger found themselves down 10 points at halftime. Coming out of the half, the shooters of Cornerstone Christian broke free.

The dangerous one from three point range, Quinn Kwasniak, exploded in the third quarter and finished the game with 34 points. Teammates DJ Niles and Carter Armstrong each finished with 14 points. Badger’s Duncan Moy led the team with 25 points as he tried to keep his team afloat in the second half.

Cornerstone Christian will now advance to play the undefeated, 25-0 Richmond Heights Spartans at Canton Memorial Fieldhouse on Tuesday night. Tip-off is at 8 p.m.

*Contributed By YSN’s Michael Wolfgang

TIGERS GO BACK TO BACK

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NEW MIDDLETOWN OH- One of the most difficult things to do after winning a title is defending it. On Saturday night, Springfield girls basketball won their second consecutive district championship after kicking off Cornerstone Christian in blow out fashion 43-21.

Jameka Brungard had a big impact in this game, scoring 14 points with running mate Jacey Mullin producing nine points. After taking a 20-10 lead into the locker room at the half, Springfield used a 10 point third quarter to create some more breathing room. That was all they needed as they had a 30-14 lead to start the fourth quarter where they scored 13 points as a team.

Springfield will now hope for a repeat performance against Dalton in the regional semifinal Thursday night at Perry High School. The action begins with a 6 p.m. tipoff.

*Contributed By YSN’s Michael Wolfgang

VIKINGS END TEN YEAR DISTRICT DROUGHT

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ATWATER OH- The Vikings hosted Cornerstone Christian on Tuesday night in the OHSAA Akron 1 sectional final. They came out and won their first sectional title in a decade as they were victorious by a score of 10-0.

Leading the Vikes were Kaira English with six goals and Rose Couts with four goals. Rose Couts had two assists, Kaira English had one, and Sydney Jackson had 2. Grace Yarian led the Vikings with six saves, and Sophia Wood had 1. The team started fast on a cold rainy night and played a team game with everyone sharing the ball and contributing to the Sectional Championship win.

The Vikings are next in action Monday in the District Semifinals, which they host at 6 pm. Come on out and support the team as they try to advance to the District Finals.

*Contributed by William Jackson at waterlooathletics.org