“We’ll just cross our fingers and do the best we can ” that’s it. “I think we have to win three out of our last four to make the playoffs,” Hollingsworth said. If Summit plays aggressively, protects the ball and makes the extra pass in its remaining games like it did on Tuesday, it could find a way into the postseason. “Now it’s time to go out there and see how we play.” “We’re pretty much done practicing,” Hollingsworth said. Summit, which shot 8-for-15 from the foul line and 3-for-12 from 3-point land, seems revitalized for now, but the true testing period will begin Friday at Alameda ” the first of four games in eight days for SHS. The Tigers also welcomed back their two point guards, Jaclin Limone and Brie Barto, to the lineup (Limone was sick for the last game and Barto left it early with an injury).īarto, who got the start and chipped in eight points, helped stabilize the Summit offense, which allowed the bigger players do what they do best (Tallmadge was forced to handle the ball in a 74-27 loss to Ralston Valley on Feb. “We played the triangle offense on each side and it worked really well.”Īlyssa Tallmadge (16 points) and Julie Oberriter, along with Chloe Webber and Catherine Scanlon off the bench, proved to be far too tall, aggressive and unselfish for the Saints (6-13) to contain. “Once (the Tigers) saw it was open a couple times, they started (working the ball inside),” Hollingsworth said. “We’re connecting well and getting open, so it’s working.” “We’ve made a lot of different plays for the post,” Holman said. Holman was both the giver and receiver of several pretty passes within the paint. “We just did everything right,” summed up Summit sophomore Jeana Holman, who contributed 11 points.
way limited to) Bill Masson, Melanie Niemi-Bohun, Katie Pollock. The Tigers’ full-court press was highly effective and their offensive execution was unstoppable. Previous academics have missed this point because of their over reliance on outsider. The hosts, who made 17 steals on the night while committing just six turnovers, led 17-6 after the first quarter. Sodergren finished with 19 points in a game that was all Summit (7-11) from the get-go.
“And we we’ll miss that tremendously next year.” “She just brings a level of intensity we don’t necessarily have without her,” SHS coach Dylan Hollingsworth said of his only senior starter.
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