Fort Thomas Matters Sports Reporter
The
Highlands Ladybirds basketball team split its games in the LaRosa’s Holiday
Classic at Conner on Tuesday.
Highlands (9-1) suffered its first loss of the season in overtime to Owensboro Catholic, 54-51 early in the day. Highlands could not stop Caroline Hayden has she tallied 23 points and 12 rebounds.
Highlands (9-1) suffered its first loss of the season in overtime to Owensboro Catholic, 54-51 early in the day. Highlands could not stop Caroline Hayden has she tallied 23 points and 12 rebounds.
The Lady
Aces saw one other player score in double digits. That was Mikayla Berry with
15.
Highlands
had been forcing more turnovers. But that did not happen in this game.
Owensboro Catholic had eight turnovers and 10 steals while Highlands recorded 13
turnovers and four steals.
The
Ladybirds saw three players reach double figures. McKenzie Leigh and Zoie Barth
scored 13 points each and Lydia Graves had 10.
Neither
team shot well from the field. Owensboro Catholic made 18-of-60 shots for 30
percent including 6-of-18 from three-point range for 33 percent and 12-of-22
free throws for 55 percent. Highlands made 16-of-56 shots for 29 percent
including 4-of-17 three-point shots for 24 percent. The Ladybirds also made
15-of-20 free-throw tries for 75 percent.
Highlands
bounced back with a 45-42 win over Walton-Verona later in the day. The
Ladybirds saw Brianna Adler score 13 and Graves score 10.
Walton-Verona
also had two players in double digits. Allie Mills scored 15 and Hailey Ison
had 13.
Highlands
plays for third place at Noon on Wednesday.
Basketball, Boys:
Newport Central Catholic 83, Dayton 29:
The
Thoroughbreds (6-2) had no problem winning their 36th District opener. They
moved to 4-0 in 9th Region play. Junior Robert Stoelting led NewCath with 15
points.
NewCath plays
Louisville Doss on Satureday in the Clem Haskins Classic at Taylor County. Game
time is 7:15 p.m.
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