#7 posting 12.15.2007
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DE LA SALLE islanders 70
MARSHALL tigers 62
Today was a double header theme day: the theme AAA Metro Catholic schools vs outstate AAA schools. The opener #2 DeLaSalle vs Marshall.
DeLaSalle celebrated coach Brian Frye's birthday with a 70-62 win. DLS had a 15 second half
lead, but Marshall staged a rally to cut it to 64-60 with under two minutes left. The Islanders held on for the victory. Aaryn Booker provided 27 points for DLS. Also this is the first game I have been at all year where they used the shot clock.
Marshall was up 11-10 with 11 minutes to go in the first half when DLS went on a 10-0 run Booker was shut out until then, but scored six points in that run. Marshall was mired in a seven possession drought. Later in the first half DLS went on a 5/6 possession scoring spree. The hosts led 35-22 at the break.
Marshall came out scoring 8 points on thier first 3 possessions. Anna Full nail
ed two straight 3s iat the start of the half. It was 39-30. DLS pushed that lead back out to 17 points (50-33). At that point DLS got sloppy and coughed the ball on four straight possessions, all poor passeing decisions/execution. Marshall seized advantage of that to cut the margin to 50-40. DLS pushed their lead back out to 57-44 with 7:30 left in the contest. Marshall wasn't quite finished as they scored on five straight possessions to cut it back to 62-52. The press was really bothering DLS with two straight turnovers and lay ups for the Tigers. Marshall had another run ---8-0---to cut the margin to 64-60 with slightly under 2 minutes to go. Booker delivered two free throws with the Tigers at the door. That stopped the Tiger surge and DLS handed their coach a birthday win.
the comments are going to be brief due to the two games I covered today.
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
DE LA SALLE islanders 70
MARSHALL tigers 62
Today was a double header theme day: the theme AAA Metro Catholic schools vs outstate AAA schools. The opener #2 DeLaSalle vs Marshall.
DeLaSalle celebrated coach Brian Frye's birthday with a 70-62 win. DLS had a 15 second half
lead, but Marshall staged a rally to cut it to 64-60 with under two minutes left. The Islanders held on for the victory. Aaryn Booker provided 27 points for DLS. Also this is the first game I have been at all year where they used the shot clock.Marshall was up 11-10 with 11 minutes to go in the first half when DLS went on a 10-0 run Booker was shut out until then, but scored six points in that run. Marshall was mired in a seven possession drought. Later in the first half DLS went on a 5/6 possession scoring spree. The hosts led 35-22 at the break.
Marshall came out scoring 8 points on thier first 3 possessions. Anna Full nail
ed two straight 3s iat the start of the half. It was 39-30. DLS pushed that lead back out to 17 points (50-33). At that point DLS got sloppy and coughed the ball on four straight possessions, all poor passeing decisions/execution. Marshall seized advantage of that to cut the margin to 50-40. DLS pushed their lead back out to 57-44 with 7:30 left in the contest. Marshall wasn't quite finished as they scored on five straight possessions to cut it back to 62-52. The press was really bothering DLS with two straight turnovers and lay ups for the Tigers. Marshall had another run ---8-0---to cut the margin to 64-60 with slightly under 2 minutes to go. Booker delivered two free throws with the Tigers at the door. That stopped the Tiger surge and DLS handed their coach a birthday win.the comments are going to be brief due to the two games I covered today.
Photos: #1 Chelsey Jacox of DeLaSalle is trapped in the back court by Amanda Laren and Anna Full. #2 Full penetrates & pitches. photos by kja
Key: player, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
DE LA SALLE
STARTERS
Aaryn Booker 27, 25, 108.0, .520 rock solid inside, immovable, can take punishment and score. Is starting to take the ball up court. as a fan behind noted "broke their ankles" on a cross over. She also showed her range. Most points were scored in the paint. She still needs squeeze her points at the line, some were left on the table.
Keke Hudnell 6, 7, 85.7, .429 quick guard, pull up jumper.
Carissa Wolyniec 7, 8, 87.5, .500 guard
Anna Kovalchuk 7, 5, 140.0, .600 perimeter. hit a three. board well on defense
Frances Wehrwein 5, 3, 166.7, .667 guard.
BENCH
Alex Bledsoe 0, 3, 0.0, .000
Sattoria Rule 9, 9, 100.0, .444 very quick, aggressive player. good anticipation. at times too aggressive losing balance
Meme Hudnell 4, 4, 100.0, .500
Chelsey Jacox 5, 5, 100.0, .600
MARSHALL
STARTERS
Amanda Larsen 3, 8, 37.5, .250 point guard. penetrates. quick hands
Emily Tate 0, 6, 0.0, .000
Stacey Tykwinski 13, 13, 100.0, .462 perimeter shooter. had a 3.
Katie Mulder 8, 13, 61.5, .385 inside player. not a classic post.
Anna Full 14, 10, 140.0, .600 got off to a slow start, but turned it up a notch in the second half. good leaper. active hands. hit two 3s. crashed boards.
BENCH
Kayla Wellerich 2, 3, 66.7, .333
Karli Vandeputte 8, 6, 133.3, .500 connected on two 3s in the first half.
Kelsey Verdos 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Ashley Culhane 6, 4, 150.0, .500 scored two 3, the last cutting the margin to four
Ashley Schultze 8, 3, 266.7, 1.000 eye popping numbers. didn't get enough touches.
Dani Beekman 0, 1, 0.0, .000
TRENCH PLAYERAaryn Booker
BY THE NUMBERS
DeLaSalle 70, 69, 101.4, .493
Marshall 62, 68, 91.2, .412
made 3s: Marshall 7, DLS 3
made fts: Marshall 17, DLS 15
bench: Marshall 24, DLS 18
The shot clock was only a factor late in the game, when DLS was running a delay, but they had to rush a couple of shots, neither that dropped.
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
DE LA SALLE
Aaryn Booker 9
Anna Kovalchuk 8
Frances Wehrwein 4
Sattoria Rule 3
Meme Hudnell 3
Keke Hudnell 2
Carissa Wolyniec 2
Chelsey Jacox 2
Alex Bledsoe 1
totals 34
MARSHALL
Anna Full 10.5
Amanda Larsen 8
Karli Vandeputte 6
Stacey Tykwinski 3.5
Emily Tate 3
Katie Mulder 3
Ashley Schultze 2
Kayla Wellerich 1
totals:37
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DLS used man full court. they also showed a 2/2/1 press.
Marshall started in a 3/2 zone. also used 2/3
next up: the second game
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