By james art 
Ad. Mayors
Matt Michelone
For the mirror
Ebensburg – the view of an other nascent basketball player that ends with double numbers can be difficult, but this can be neutralized when you have a team that has three players in double figures.
While Madison Peterson on Glendale scored all Lady Vikins points, Bishop Carol’s young man showed how far he reached in the 6th grade 1A playoffs of girls.
Lady Husky No. 3-Semeths had a trio combination to score 46 points on the road to 56-16 people over Sixth Lady Vikings.
“This is the whole idea of being (in the playoffs),” said Bishop Carol Carol John Stritemater. “They start gel and that’s good.”
The Lady Husky Award (17-6) is the Catholic Academy of St. Joseph-which Saturday, Saturday, on the spot and time that will be announced. Glendale ended at 12-10.
“It’s hard to win a game when you have a girl who makes all the points,” said Glendale Chase Hill coach. “We wanted at least three of our appetizers to hit double -digit; That didn’t happen. “
Lady Haskis produced the greater part of her damage, turning the turnover into points. Avery Myers, beyond the conclusion, drained a jumper, placing Bishop Carol on the board.
Peterson scored Glendale’s first bucket from an incoming pass just over a minute in the race, but it was difficult to hold Lady the Vikings.
Adlin Myers, followed by Emily Luko’s jumper from takeoff, lit 13-0 for 18-4 lady Husky after the first quarter. It amounts to 14 points.
“If you close one, we have two here that can do the job,” Strittmatter said. “I feel bad for Glendale. Glendale didn’t have that. They had (Peterson), she’s very good. It was also difficult. This shows the various conferences you play in. We are at Laurel Highlands and I believe that one of the most difficult leagues around. To be a school, we are doing pretty well. “
Luko took the second quarter as she knocked out a 3-stama for the first bucket of the second. She scored 10 of her highest 18 points. Ava Pablic added an issue for a bucket that made her both of her 14 points, gave Lady Huski an impressive half-time lead by 35-8.
Hill is proud of the effort that Peterson put into the program during his first year of work. She is one of the two adults who continue after the season.
“She has made the tone for our program,” said Hill. “We would not have been here without everything that it contributed to us this year. Hitting her on the 1000s (point) was one of the goals I had, I know it was one of the goals I had. A big loss, but a very good player, a very good athlete. I’m proud of her. “
Hill also looks back at his first season as Lady Vikings coach.
“I just told them if you were going to tell me our summer shootings that we would be (No.) 6 seeds in the playoffs, I would say that you were crazy,” he said.
He says there is no regret.
“We won the games we needed, we went through a little rough stretch at the beginning of the season, I finished very hot. I’m proud of them. They have come out of our scruples and our first game to compete in the playoffs, “he said.
Glendale (16): McMillen 0-0 0, Peterson 7 1-2 16, G. Leiden 0 0-0 0, Gibney 0 0-0 0, S. Leiden 0 0-0, Krepps 0-0 0-0 0-0 , Dubler 0 0-0 0, Matish 0-0 0-0. Total-7 0-0 16.
Bishop Carol (56): Delautter 0 0-0 0, Leib 0 0-2 0, Lucko 7 3-4 18, ADE. Myers 6 0-0 14, Paglik 5 1-1 14, Wed. Myers 1 0-0 2, Dziabo 1 4-4 6, Strittmatter 0 0-0 0, ADI. Myers 1 0-0 2, R. Myers 0 0-0 0, Strait 0 0-0 0, Long 0 0-0 0. METHERS-21 8-11 56.
Quarter
Glendale 4 4 5 3 – 16
Bishop Carol 18 17 7 7 – 56
3-point field targets: Glendale 3 (Peterson 3), Bishop Carol 6 (Lucko, Ade. Myers 2, Pablic 3)
Records: Glendale (12-10), Bishop Carol (17-6).
Officials: Mike McDermot, Bill Zamboni, Tony Varinovic