Posted in Uncategorized on Mar 8th, 2008 View Comments
The Raiders sliced into the Andover lead a bit, but the Warriors held strong. Two Zenevitch free throws capped a 6-0 run and made it 42-30, but a Hughes layup pushed it back up to 14. The Central press was more effective in the third quarter, but Andover just seems to be a step ahead, [...]
It’s all Andover so far. Lauren Hughes leads the Golden Warriors with 10 points. Laura Renfro has nine (three 3-pointers) and Fantini has eight. The Raiders have 16 turnovers and have made five of 24 attempts from the floor. The Golden Warrriors are shredding the Central press, with Natalie Gomez-Martinez leading the charge. The Raiders [...]
Andover exploded out of the gates, taking an 18-5 lead after one. Camille Fantini picked up right where she left off, scoring eight first-quarter points. The Golden Warriors have everything going at this point. Eleven Central turnovers (as Hector Longo points out) have made things easy for Andover and impossible for the Raiders. The crowd [...]
We’re here at the Tsongas Arena, where as of 5:13 p.m., the Central Catholic and Andover contingents have yet to arrive en masse. Check back here throughout the evening. Hector Longo, David Willis and I will be checking in with updates. Don’t know about you, but I’m ready. Even watched “The Mighty Ducks” to prepare.
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