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The Saugatuck girls basketball team finished their stellar regular season with a 63-37 win over Galesburg-Augusta on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
The Trailblazers, ranked No. 10 by the Division 3 coaches, concluded the season 21-1 overall, ending the season on a 13-game win streak.
Saugatuck has also won 27 SAC Central games in a row spanning three seasons and defeated Division 1 Zeeland West and Division 2 Comstock Park and South Haven this season.
The Trailblazes host the girls district tournament next week.
Talia Laskowski had 21 points to lead Saugatuck on Tuesday. Mylah Simpson had 15, while Ada Roth scored 10 and Penny Grob had nine.
"It's been a phenomenal regular season," Saugatuck coach Kevin Tringali said. "Our girls have given us everything. They are an absolute joy to coach. They also understand the work and goals still in front of them, so from this point forward, it is all about being prepared mentally and physically for the postseason. I know our team is up for the challenge."
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The Maroons won the non-conference game after outscoring the Falcons 28-12 in the first half.
Cora Rigterink led Holland Christian with 13 points, while Allison Lamer scored 12 and Abby Coxon and Charlee Keen each added eight.
The Blackhawks lost the SAC game in overtime. Coloma outscored Fennville 6-4 in the extra period.
Amiyah Johnson had 16 points and Ceeley Howard added 15 points.
Contact sports editor Dan D’Addona at Dan.D’[email protected]. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter @DanDAddona or Facebook @HollandSentinelSports.
This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: Saugatuck basketball beats Galesburg-Augusta to earn 21st win
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The Trailblazers, ranked No. 10 by the Division 3 coaches, concluded the season 21-1 overall, ending the season on a 13-game win streak.
Saugatuck has also won 27 SAC Central games in a row spanning three seasons and defeated Division 1 Zeeland West and Division 2 Comstock Park and South Haven this season.
The Trailblazes host the girls district tournament next week.
Talia Laskowski had 21 points to lead Saugatuck on Tuesday. Mylah Simpson had 15, while Ada Roth scored 10 and Penny Grob had nine.
"It's been a phenomenal regular season," Saugatuck coach Kevin Tringali said. "Our girls have given us everything. They are an absolute joy to coach. They also understand the work and goals still in front of them, so from this point forward, it is all about being prepared mentally and physically for the postseason. I know our team is up for the challenge."
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Holland Christian 47, Allendale 27
The Maroons won the non-conference game after outscoring the Falcons 28-12 in the first half.
Cora Rigterink led Holland Christian with 13 points, while Allison Lamer scored 12 and Abby Coxon and Charlee Keen each added eight.
Coloma 37, Fennville 35, OT
The Blackhawks lost the SAC game in overtime. Coloma outscored Fennville 6-4 in the extra period.
Amiyah Johnson had 16 points and Ceeley Howard added 15 points.
Contact sports editor Dan D’Addona at Dan.D’[email protected]. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter @DanDAddona or Facebook @HollandSentinelSports.
This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: Saugatuck basketball beats Galesburg-Augusta to earn 21st win
Continue reading...
