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WHITE BEAR LAKE bears 60,
MOUNDS VIEW mustangs 52
In a Suburban East match up WBL overcame a sluggish start to beat MV 60-52. Both teams combined for 9 traveling calls....in the first half. WBL built a 17 point second half lead before MV cut it to six with two minutes left.
If you look at the pp100 for both teams you will see that neither was exactly on fire. However MV started the contest with two straight scores to lead 4-0. WBL also scored early and MV led 6-4 after four combined possessions. After that it got mighty cold mighty fast, mighty long. MV scored twice in 14 possessions, 9 due to turnovers. WBL struggled on the offensive end too with a 2/13 possession. The half wasn't over with droughts. WBL suffered through a 7 spot, yet MV topped that with 12. MV's last lead came at 16-14. On WBL's next possession they tied it on Stacy Dally's drive. Three minutes later Tanya Dickey made two free throws for an 18-16 advantage. The game broke open on the last two possessions of the half as Julia Dysthe connected on two treys. That pushed the margin to 24-16 for the home team. The first half was an exercise in offensive futility. WBL's pp1oo was 63.2 while MV was an anemic 42.1. Too illustrate the sloppy nature of play, there were 9 traveling calls (6 MV, 3 WBL). I don't expect that many traveling calls by AAAA teams in late January.Dysthe hit her first shot in the second half, once again a three. WBL continued to put spac
e between themeselves and MV. Hanna Iaizzo carried the baton after Dysthe. Iaizzo had the next 6 points for WBL. She ended up with 16 second half points as she delivered in the paint. MV again fell into the drought hole with a 10 possession empty string. By that time WBL led 40-27. WBL suddenly found the key to unlock the basket starting at the 8:30 mark. The Bears were 6/7 during that stretch and enjoyed their largest lead at 50-33 with 6 minutes left. WBL led 55-42 with three minutes left when they made a wave subsititution. MV took advantage of the new line up with Megan Lauck made it interesting by scoring 7 straight points, the last a trey from the right wing to make it 55-49 with 2:15 left. The time out and return of the starters stopped MV's momentum as WBL outscored the Mustangs 5-3 the rest of the way. The sloppy nature of play showed up even late as WBL had three turnovers (yes one was a travel) in the last six possessions. MV looked for the 3 ball and that option was done.Photos: #1 A trio of Bears (Mara Petrich, Stacy Dally, Julia Dysthe) surround Kelli Schramm. #2 Dysthe connects on one of her three 3s. photos by Teas.
Key: player (grad year), points, possession, pp100, floor %
WHITE BEAR LAKE
STARTERS
Stacy Dally (08) 4, 13, 30.8, .154 guard, likes to penetrate. didn't score the second half. Needs to be better at the line. did get there four times.
Hanna Iaizzo (09) 22, 15, 146.7, .733 post player with good feet, runs the floor. good hands. made a couple of hustle saves. has nice touch and made good choices on shot selection. sometimes has opportunities to score and doesn't exploit them.
Julia Dysthe (10) 14, 13, 107.7, .462 gave the Bears the first push with three straight 3s (over two halves).
Tanya Dickey (08) 6, 8, 75.0, .375 guard. initiates contact. another that didn't score in the second half. anticipates well on defense. spent more time on the bench than last year.
Mara Petrich (08) 2, 3, 66.7, .333 guard.
BENCH
Carly Jensen (10) 7, 10, 70.0, .400 likes to drive. initiates contact. forced a few passes
Jacey Hake (08) 2, 3, 66.7, .333
Samantha Guenther (11) 0, 5, 0.0, .000 young post. needs to get footwork down. out of position on defense.
Dani Potter (10) 1, 7, 14.3, .143
Rochelle Regnier (11) 2, 1, 200.0, 1.000 scored on a runner
Kirstie Townley (10) 0, 1, 0.0, .000
MOUNDS VIEW
STARTERS
Paige Simonson (09) 2, 4, 50.0, .250 guard. scored on first possession and was done in the score book.
Christine Muller (08) 8, 15, 53.3. .267 guard, some speed. more of a driver than perimeter shooter
Megan Lauck (10) 18, 20, 90.0, .450 had 8 points in the last three minutes of the game. Can hit the pull up. has 3 range. also scored on second chancers. defensively controlled the d boards. traveling calls. stepped out of bounds after a board. Needs to be more aware.
Anna Nordby (08) 9, 7, 128.6, .571 guard. made a pair treys. free throw shooting needs polish. Kelli Schramm (10) 9, 17, 52.8, .294 another post type. scored inside. inconsistent shot. needs to be ready for the ball. on defense needs to stay focused. took ball fake. exposes the ball.
BENCH
Jessica Bergman (10) 2, 3, 66.7, .333 post back up
Sharon Kahat (09) 0, 3, 0.0, .000
Kelsey Flaherty (09) 4, 7, 57.1, .286 guard, runs the floor.
Allie Chinander (10) 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Jacy Christenson (10) 0, 3, 0.0, .000
TRENCH PLAYERHanna Iaizzo
BY THE NUMBERS
White Bear Lake: 60, 79, 75.9, .380
Mounds View: 52, 80, 65.0, .325
made 3s: WBL 3, MV 3
ftm/fta-ft%: WBL 13/22-.591; MV 9/18-.500
bench: WBL 12, MV 6
For those keeping score: 13 combined travel calls tonight.
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
WHITE BEAR LAKE
Hanna Iaizzo 8.5
Stacy Dally 6
Tanya Dickey 5.5
Julia Dysthe 3
Carly Jensen 3
Jacey Hake 2
Dani Potter 2
Samantha Guenther 1
Mara Petrich 1
Rochelle Regnier 1
totals: 33
MOUNDS VIEW
Megan Lauck 14
Jessica Bergman 6
Kelli Schramm 3.5
Anna Nordby 3
Kelsey Flaherty 3
Christine Muller 2.5
Paige Simonson 1
Jacy Christenson 1
totals: 34
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
WBL played man most of night. They did play 2/3 for a few possessions. They used full court man most of the night.
MV also used man, but did more zone.
match ups: MV off/WBL def (Simonson/Dysthe; Lauck/Iaizzo; Nordby/Petrich; Muller/Dickey; Schramm/Dally)
WBL off/MV def: (Dickey/Simonson; Dysthe/Schramm; Dally/Flaherty; Iaizzo/Lauck; Petrich/Muller).
IN OTHER GAMES
Park-Cottage Grove beat Cretin-Derham Hall 46-41. It was 26-21 at half. Katya Leick had 18, and Tina Fisher, who verballed Ohio, had 14 for PCG. Molly Geske had 16 points, all in the second half. Kendra Harris ended up with 12.
CDH played zone most of the night. PCG played tight man when the game got close.
Next up: Tomorrow morning