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12 Courts of Christmas - North Andrew vs. Skutt Catholic (Girls)

 North Andrew and Skutt Catholic girls will tip-off at 2 at 12 Courts of Christmas.

Starters for North Andrew

  • Madison Lillard
  • Riley Walker
  • Reagan Walker
  • Ellie Lawrence
  • Brylie Brincks
Starters for Skutt Catholic
  • Peyton McCabe
  • Presley Douglas
  • Addison Burt
  • Victoria Van Dyke
  • Madison Livingston
1st Quarter
North Andrew having a hard time with Skutt’s press early.  Reagan Walker with an early bucket for North Andrew, but Skutt has converted turnovers into points.  Skutt leads 7-2 with 5:27 left in the quarter.

Cassidy Brittian with a couple bucket for North Andrew to close within 1, but back to back threes fuel an 8-0 run for Skutt.  They are up 15-6 with 2:20 left.

Full court press and 3-point shooting big for Skutt in the quarter.  They close strong and lead North Andrew 21-8.

Cassidy Brittian leads North Andrew with 4.  Reagan Walker and Madison Ecker have 2 each.

2nd Quarter
Skutt’s pressure continuing to give North Andrew problems. Skutt scores first 9 of the quarter and leads 30-8 with 6:00 min left.

Skutt’s pressure, ball movement and 3-point shooting has been textbook today.   North Andrew does not have an answer.  Skutt leads 41-12 at the half.

Riley Walker and Makenna Goldizen with 2 points each in the quarter.

3rd Quarter
Low scoring so far in the 3rd quarter.  Skutt has called off the press.  They have hit a couple of threes in the half court offense and outscored North Andrew 6-2 this quarter. 2:30 left.

North Andrew with a 6-2 run to end the quarter.  They trail 49-20 after 3.

Riley Walker with 6, Cassidy Brittian and Madison Ecker have 5 each.

4th Quarter
Last quarter also played fairly even.  Final score is Skutt 58 North Andrew 27.

Scoring for North Andrew
Riley Walker 6
Cassidy Brittian 5
Madison Ecker 5
Reagan Walker 2
Ellie Lawrence 2
Brylie Brincks 2
Makenna Goldizen 2

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