#3 posting 10.15.2007
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MYAS FALL LEAGUE
Pink Division
BARNUM GOLD 52, GOODHUE 32
In a battle of undefeated Class A teams that figure to be playing in March, it was Barnum with an inside out combination that proved lethal coming out victorious 52-32. Megan Myhre, a transplanted perimeter player had 27 points (including a three) and the Barnum sharpshooters
connected for 7 treys on the day.
Both teams struck on their first possessions, but soon thereafter Goodhue was stymied on offense with a 7 possession drought. Barnum added 8 points to their totals in the absence of Goodhue point production to take a 13-4 lead. Barnum already had three 3s at this point by three different players. Barnum never put together a great offensive string, but kept away from prolonged droughts as well. With the outside game firing up, that opened up space for Megan Myhre to operate in the middle. She operated for 14 points in the first half as no Goodhue player could match her size and physical stature. It was Barnum 31-16 at half.
Barnum started off the second half like they started the first half with a pair of threes, including Megan Myhre, who used to patrol behind the 3 line until Colleen McKay graduated. Now with McKay gone Myhre is the main inside focal point. Goodhue made an effort to cut the margin and they did down to 11 at 43-32, but then they finished up empty on their next 11 possessions to close the game.
It should be noted that Barnum's perimeters are all young 10-10-9-8, plus they can move.
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
MYAS FALL LEAGUE
Pink Division
BARNUM GOLD 52, GOODHUE 32
In a battle of undefeated Class A teams that figure to be playing in March, it was Barnum with an inside out combination that proved lethal coming out victorious 52-32. Megan Myhre, a transplanted perimeter player had 27 points (including a three) and the Barnum sharpshooters
connected for 7 treys on the day.Both teams struck on their first possessions, but soon thereafter Goodhue was stymied on offense with a 7 possession drought. Barnum added 8 points to their totals in the absence of Goodhue point production to take a 13-4 lead. Barnum already had three 3s at this point by three different players. Barnum never put together a great offensive string, but kept away from prolonged droughts as well. With the outside game firing up, that opened up space for Megan Myhre to operate in the middle. She operated for 14 points in the first half as no Goodhue player could match her size and physical stature. It was Barnum 31-16 at half.
Barnum started off the second half like they started the first half with a pair of threes, including Megan Myhre, who used to patrol behind the 3 line until Colleen McKay graduated. Now with McKay gone Myhre is the main inside focal point. Goodhue made an effort to cut the margin and they did down to 11 at 43-32, but then they finished up empty on their next 11 possessions to close the game.
It should be noted that Barnum's perimeters are all young 10-10-9-8, plus they can move.
photos: #1 Brittany Lodermeier, #12 white, attempts to drive on Katie Myhre; #2 Barnum's Leah Nordvall puts on the breaks with Goodhue players Ashley Lexvold, and Lodermeier put their hands up to discourage the shot. photos by kja
BARNUM GOLD
STARTERS
Jessica Newman 3, 2, 150.0, .500 one of the youngsters on the perimeter (2011). opened the game with a 3. assigned Lodermeier on defense. stayed low
Megan Myhre 27, 19, 142.1, .684. converted perimeter player now inside. Has the build for post action. Seals well, like McKay. used her size to her advantage. kept the ball high on offensive boards. RF: passes at times not sharp and crisp. sometimes thrown too far.
Leah Nordvall 8, 11, 72.7, .273 point guard at times, runs the floor. has determination. will drive and also hit the 3. RF: got called for carrying a couple of times.
Katrina Newman 8, 8, 100.0, .375 coming back after knee injury. moves fine. hit two 3s. had a nice give and go lay up in the second half. also handled point guard duties for a while. needs to keep head up on the drive. active hands.
Katie Myhre 6, 9, 66.7, .333 has long limbs, stroked two 3s.
BENCH
Claire 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Hannah Wekseth 0, 0, 0.0, .000
GOODHUE
STARTERS
Brittney Lodemeier 6, 8, 75.0, .250 point guard, athletic. lean. likes to score off the drive. RF: needs to use her left hand. Opportunities to drive with left were there.
Erin Gadient 0, 5, 0.0, .000 guard
Anna Ramboldt 13, 12, 108.3, .500 aggressive to the basket. can score when hit. worked inside paint for points, but not necessarily a post. crashes offensive board.
Olivia Warren 2, 5, 40.0, .200 perimeter
Courtney McNamara 2, 8, 25.0, .125 perimeter
BENCH
Abby McNamara 5, 8, 62.5, .250
Ashley Lexvold 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Mary Beth Schrimpf 4, 2, 200.0, 1.000 moves without the ball.
Mallory Peterson 0, 1, 0.0, .000 needs to be ready for the ball.
TRENCH PLAYER
Megan Myhre
BY THE NUMBERS
Barnum Gold 52, 50, 104.0, .440
Goodhue 32, 51, 62.7, .275
made 3s: BG 7, Goodhue 2
made fts: BG 5, Goodhue 4
bench: Goodhue 9, BG 0
Barnum has better shooters than they did last season. Myhre inside will score by the bucket full.
DEFENSIVE STOPS
BARNUM GOLD
Megan Myhre 6
Katie Myhre 6
Leah Nordvall 5
Katrina Newman 5
Jessica Newman 2
Claire 1
Hannah Wekseth 1
totals: 26
GOODHUE
Brittany Lodermeier 7
Anna Ramboldt 3
Erin Gadient 1
Abby McNamara 1
totals: 12
If you notice only four players for Goodhue made stops. There were Barnum turnovers, but they tended to be self inflicted.
next up: tomorrow unless news breaks
BARNUM GOLD
STARTERS
Jessica Newman 3, 2, 150.0, .500 one of the youngsters on the perimeter (2011). opened the game with a 3. assigned Lodermeier on defense. stayed low
Megan Myhre 27, 19, 142.1, .684. converted perimeter player now inside. Has the build for post action. Seals well, like McKay. used her size to her advantage. kept the ball high on offensive boards. RF: passes at times not sharp and crisp. sometimes thrown too far.
Leah Nordvall 8, 11, 72.7, .273 point guard at times, runs the floor. has determination. will drive and also hit the 3. RF: got called for carrying a couple of times.
Katrina Newman 8, 8, 100.0, .375 coming back after knee injury. moves fine. hit two 3s. had a nice give and go lay up in the second half. also handled point guard duties for a while. needs to keep head up on the drive. active hands.
Katie Myhre 6, 9, 66.7, .333 has long limbs, stroked two 3s.
BENCH
Claire 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Hannah Wekseth 0, 0, 0.0, .000
GOODHUE
STARTERS
Brittney Lodemeier 6, 8, 75.0, .250 point guard, athletic. lean. likes to score off the drive. RF: needs to use her left hand. Opportunities to drive with left were there.
Erin Gadient 0, 5, 0.0, .000 guard
Anna Ramboldt 13, 12, 108.3, .500 aggressive to the basket. can score when hit. worked inside paint for points, but not necessarily a post. crashes offensive board.
Olivia Warren 2, 5, 40.0, .200 perimeter
Courtney McNamara 2, 8, 25.0, .125 perimeter
BENCH
Abby McNamara 5, 8, 62.5, .250
Ashley Lexvold 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Mary Beth Schrimpf 4, 2, 200.0, 1.000 moves without the ball.
Mallory Peterson 0, 1, 0.0, .000 needs to be ready for the ball.
TRENCH PLAYERMegan Myhre
BY THE NUMBERS
Barnum Gold 52, 50, 104.0, .440
Goodhue 32, 51, 62.7, .275
made 3s: BG 7, Goodhue 2
made fts: BG 5, Goodhue 4
bench: Goodhue 9, BG 0
Barnum has better shooters than they did last season. Myhre inside will score by the bucket full.
DEFENSIVE STOPS
BARNUM GOLD
Megan Myhre 6
Katie Myhre 6
Leah Nordvall 5
Katrina Newman 5
Jessica Newman 2
Claire 1
Hannah Wekseth 1
totals: 26
GOODHUE
Brittany Lodermeier 7
Anna Ramboldt 3
Erin Gadient 1
Abby McNamara 1
totals: 12
If you notice only four players for Goodhue made stops. There were Barnum turnovers, but they tended to be self inflicted.
next up: tomorrow unless news breaks
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