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Chatfield girls get retribution in Highway 74 series
Sun, Jan 2nd, 2011
Posted in Sports
Posted in Sports
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The Chatfield Gopher girls utilized team balance to beat St. Charles 62-59 Thursday night. The game was close throughout. Chatfield only held onto a 1-point lead at the half. Made free throws effectively proved to be the difference maker. St. Charles shot more, 24, but made 15 (62.5%). Chatfield shot fewer, 17, but made 13 (76.4%). Junior forward Karen Sass led the way with 21 points. Sophomore center MaKenzie Miller was also in double figures with 13. However, Kyndra Neis (9 points, all three's), Kenna Moechnig (7), Erin Kammer and Sarah Costello (6 each) all contributed effectively. The win evens the girls' record at 4-4 (2-3 in conference).
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