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“The biggest thing for us, especially after seeing the video of the injury, we felt very strongly that it was a safety concern,” Tatham said. “I think most of the board members also felt like there’s a competitive advantage issue. This has been going on for three or four years now within our conference.”
Not many people had a better first 11 days of March than Anna Walker.
The St. Elizabeth Lady Hornets did their job defensively Saturday afternoon, holding the undefeated Meadville Lady Eagles to a season low in scoring. Problem is, Meadville also did its job defensively, holding St. Elizabeth to a season low in scoring. In a defensive battle, Meadville proved worthy of the state’s No. 1 ranking, holding St. Elizabeth to just eight made baskets in a 40-23 victory in the Class 1 quarterfinals at Moberly Area Community College’s Fitzsimmons-John Arena.
PINE BLUFF -- Kinley Mears stepped to the free-throw line for the first of two shots coming her way. She knew that as long as she made both, the game was over. Even one miss would require a miracle to keep the game going.
This will be DeSoto’s fourth appearance in five years at state, while Pearland is there for the first time since 1980.