Staff Report
MIDDLEBURGH - The Middleburgh girls rallied for a 39-33 WAC crossover victory at Mekeel Christian last Wednesday.
Middleburgh trailed 30-25 heading into the final quarter but outscored Mekeel 14-3 in the final eight minutes to avenge an earlier season loss.
MCS trailed 11-4 after the first eight minutes and 19-12 at the half. The Knights trimmed the deficit to 30-25 heading into the fourth quarter.
In the girls first WAC crossover, the Knights started off slowly but they showed grit and determination to stay close. Despite being down by as many as 12 points in the third quarter, the Knights continued to push back to trail by five by the end of the third quarter. There was a clear momentum shift that carried into the fourth quarter and when it mattered most the team scored 14 point while limiting Mekeel to three points and winning the game, said the MCS Coach.
Payton Yung led the Knights with 18 points, 18 rebounds, five steals, and two blocks. Kay Layton scored seven points, grabbed five rebounds, and two steals. Lyla Kowalski added six points and five rebounds. Emma Lacko scored three points, and added three rebounds, two assists and one steal. Gabby Armlin added three points, one rebound and shut down Mekeel’s leading scorer with only one point from midway through the third quarter until the end of the game.
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