C-H overwhelms Lady Gators, 46-15
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Geibel Catholic freshman Emma Larkin looks to pass the ball during Friday afternoon蘑菇视频 game against Chartiers-Houston during Falcon Fest at Brownsville. Larkin tied for game-high honors with 10 points, but the Lady Bucs won, 46-15.
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Geibel Catholic蘑菇视频 Maia Stevenson takes a jump shot against Chartiers-Houston in Friday afternoon蘑菇视频 game during Falcon Fest at Brownsville.
Geibel Catholic coach Sarah Larkin draws up a play for the Lady Gators during a timeout in a game against Chartiers-Houston at Brownsville蘑菇视频 Falcon Fest on Dec. 2.
BROWNSVILLE 鈥� Sara Larkin wasn鈥檛 expecting a victory when her Geibel Catholic squad took on a formidable Chartiers-Houston team in the first game of Falcon Fest at Brownsville on Friday afternoon.
Even so, the second-year coach was a bit irked by her team蘑菇视频 performance in a 46-15 loss in the girls basketball opener for both teams.
Allison Wingard dropped in 10 points and was one of 10 different players to score for the Lady Bucs. Amelia Brose and Mia Mitrik followed with seven and six points, respectively.
鈥淚鈥檓 disappointed,鈥� Larkin said. 鈥淚 thought we were better prepared. I know they鈥檙e tough. Not a great match-up for us, obviously, but my expectations were higher.鈥�
Chartiers-Houston led 11-3 after the first quarter and 22-9 at halftime before blanking the Lady Gators in the third, 18-0, to take a commanding 40-9 advantage.
鈥淚 think we were really intimidated and played a little scared and nervous,鈥� Larkin said.
Geibel did battle to a 6-6 draw in the fourth quarter with all six points coming from Emma Larkin, the coach蘑菇视频 daughter, on a bucket and a four-for-four showing at the foul line. The freshman wound up tying for game-high honors with 10 points.
Coach Larkin saw too much disjointed and individual play from the Lady Gators for her liking.
鈥淲e didn鈥檛 play well together as a team,鈥� coach Larkin said. 鈥淭here was just not a good team approach today.鈥�
The only other girls to score for Geibel were senior Maia Stevenson with three points and sophomore Giana Holonich with two.
Geibel is still in the midst of a rebuild. After back-to-back winless seasons, Larkin stepped in and led the Lady Gators to two wins last year and would like to see them bump that total up this season.
鈥淚鈥檓 hoping we can pull it together and come back out tomorrow ready to go,鈥� she said.
Geibel was scheduled to play host Brownsville at 5 p.m. on Saturday.