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TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 23, 2010
GIRLS BASKETBALL T.F. North 86, Harlan 28
How do you go about charting the flight of this meteor shower coming out
of Calumet City, IL? The Lady Meteors of T.F. North dominated in every
aspect of basketball 101 in this contest against Harlan. The D-1 lineup,
jumped out at the tip and kept the pedal to the medal until the final
buzzer and the 86-28 victory.
The team was led by Cincy-recruit
Jeanise Randolph, who knocked down scored 26 points,
followed immediately by Illinois-recruit Centrese McGee who added 17 of
her own.
Jeanise Randolph soft shot
Karisma Chapman at the charity stripe
T.F. North will face Hillcrest Thursday
night in the sectional championship. The game tips off at 7:30pm over at
Hillcrest high school.
Hillcrest 70, Rich Central 56
Now in the second game.... Hillcrest Lady
Hawks faced Rich Central Olympians, a rematch from the Hillcrest
Classic, where the Lady Hawks won 66-55. But that was then, this
now... Would this game be any different? Unfortunately, not for the
Olympians... The Lady Hawks were back playing in their gym in front
of their home crowd and the DePaul recruit Uniquah Hampton picked up
right where she left off in December knocking down almost her jersey
number (33).
The Lady Hawks jumped out to a
16-0 start in the first 3 minutes of play.
“Uniquah put us on our shoulders and said, ‘I want this
season to continue,’ ” Hillcrest head coach John Maniatis said. “She
grabbed that momentum herself.”
On the other side of the ball, the Olympians were not
going to stop fighting... they were able to get the game
within 9 points behind the court authority of senior
Janae Smith, who finished the contest with 27. "We lost our
composure," she said after the game. "They were able to break us
down. We came into the game ready to go but when we got on the
floor, we started playing individual games plans."
During their (Olympians) run, the Lady Hawks were able to
stop the bleeding and play better defense. "We had to get a stop,”
Hampton said of the Hawks’ defense. “In Rich Central, I saw a team that
was going to play their ‘A’ game.”
So if the Rich Central brought their
A-game, Hillcrest played an A-plus match with some extra credit. The
extra credit came in the form of 5'2" sophomore guard Samirah
Ali, who knocked down 15 of her own.
The Lady Hawks move on to the sectional
championship in another rematch against T.F. North who won earlier in
the season.
“That was a jaw-dropping performance,” Maniatis said of
T.F. North’s win. “They are a very talented team. It will take a
Herculean effort to beat them — but they’re playing in our gym.”
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