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“After the match, I hugged each girl and told them you’ve got to be proud of the season we had,” first-year NIC coach Brittany Tilleman said. “We played with so much trust and energy when we’re on. Our practices help us compete for moments like this. It’s always been us against us. To do it against a team like that, we just weren’t prepared for that. Our season was a complete team effort and everyone involved. I’m sad to see the sophomores go, but I’m proud of them.”

“The reason I went after a lot of international kids was because, at the time, a lot of the local kids weren’t into NIC because of all the stuff we had going on,” Covill said. “They really weren’t into NIC because of the accreditation situation, so our roster wasn’t very big going into July. When we went from the NWAC to the NJCAA, I knew I had the ability to give full-ride scholarships, so I started to call some connections and they were emailing players.”

How about a little Isaiah Carr-Jose Murillo duel as a tasty dessert to finish off the end of the high school basketball season? The rosters for next weekend'...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Volcano Vista guard Jaelyn Bates goes up for a shot Wednesday night against Highland, with Deniece Ryan (right) defending for the Hornets. Bates finished with 23 points in the win. (Jim Thompson/Journal) The Volcano Vista girls basketball team, missing one of its best players for a long stretch, found itself locked in a competitive game in the first half Wednesday night at Highland. The Hawks at fu...