BE Huskies Take On Alcester-Hudson Cubs
February 11, 2018
B-E Huskies girls basketball team took on the Alcester-Hudson Cubs on Tuesday, Feb. 5. The Huskies took another win on the season with a victory of 74-32.
“It was a great team win for us,” head coach Jessie VanLeur said. “Coming on the end of regular season play, we need to continue to play our best game. We know we have girls on the court who can score for us so we have been really been pushing winning on the defensive end.”
The Huskies started out on a high note and kept pushing the lead. Bringing lots of intensity the Huskies really played as a team sharing the ball well. B-E moved the ball and worked on their offensive plays while also practicing their many defenses. The Huskies keep taking one game at a time working up to the off season.
“I thought we came out ready to play,” senior guard Abigal Arend said. “We kept pushing and moving the ball and we never let up even though we had a big lead.”
For the Huskies Arend led with 22 points and scored her 1,000th career point. Freshman Julia Weber added 15 points and seven steals, while sophomore Kerrigan Schultz tossed in ten points and eight rebounds. Senior Jada Wethor also grabbed seven boards.
As a team, the Huskies shot 58 percent from the field making 29 of 50 shots. From the line, B-E was 12 of 19 for 63 percent. The team had 32 rebounds, 15 assists and 16 steals.
The win over Alcester-Hudson improved the girls’ record to 15-2
“It was a great team win for us,” head coach Jessie VanLeur said. “Coming on the end of regular season play, we need to continue to play our best game. We know we have girls on the court who can score for us so we have been really been pushing winning on the defensive end.”
The Huskies started out on a high note and kept pushing the lead. Bringing lots of intensity the Huskies really played as a team sharing the ball well. B-E moved the ball and worked on their offensive plays while also practicing their many defenses. The Huskies keep taking one game at a time working up to the off season.
“I thought we came out ready to play,” senior guard Abigal Arend said. “We kept pushing and moving the ball and we never let up even though we had a big lead.”
For the Huskies Arend led with 22 points and scored her 1,000th career point. Freshman Julia Weber added 15 points and seven steals, while sophomore Kerrigan Schultz tossed in ten points and eight rebounds. Senior Jada Wethor also grabbed seven boards.
As a team, the Huskies shot 58 percent from the field making 29 of 50 shots. From the line, B-E was 12 of 19 for 63 percent. The team had 32 rebounds, 15 assists and 16 steals.
The win over Alcester-Hudson improved the girls’ record to 15-2
