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Senior Dani Sisco hit a big three at the end of the second quarter in the Lions' win over Elmira on Friday. |
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The Cottage Grove girls’ varsity basketball team played just one game last week, but it was a big one. The Lions traveled to Elmira to take on the Falcons with both teams in second place in the Sky-Em with 3-2 records. The Falcons appeared to have a big advantage, not only because they were at home, but also since they had beaten the Lions pretty convincingly at Cottage Grove a few weeks ago.
“We came in determined to win, and we did not go in with a cocky attitude,” said Conner Borigo, who paced the Lions with 20 points and 17 rebounds.
Borigo is one of the Lions’ in the three post-player rotation, along with Sylvia Dean and Tasha Cardwell. All told, the three posts combined for 32 out of the Lions’ 49 points.
Borigo got the Lions off to a great start with eight points in the first quarter. The CG girls led 12-8, and they added to the lead as Borigo scored six more in the second. Dani Sisco’s big three-pointer at the end of the half put the Lions ahead 25-20.
“They tried to double-team us in the second quarter, but than we had our other post open, so we had a lot of double post game today,” said CGHS head coach Kerry Clawson.
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