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CASHION — Macy Gore knew the importance of Seiling’s victory, but she still found her own flaws.
Missed shots. Turnovers.
“Hopefully the next game I’ll get back on track,” Seiling’s star junior point guard said.
Gore may have been off the mark at times, but she still delivered 26 points in Class A No. 1 Seiling’s 53-42 victory over Class 2A No. 2 Cashion in a highly-anticipated matchup Tuesday night.
“It didn’t feel like that kind of game because she usually hits a lot of those shots,” Seiling coach Brady Hamar said. “She’s just relentless, though. It didn’t bother her to miss those shots. She just kept coming back.”
Gore scored 14 points in the first half, using her ability to get through the lane to her advantage. During a 12-3 run to open the second, she scored seven points.
That gave Seiling a 26-15 advantage. Cashion would close it to 28-23 by halftime. But Seiling’s run-andgun style of play proved too much in the second half. Cashion never found a rhythm offensively.
“I think what we learned about ourselves is if the game is a higher-paced game we’ve got to knock down those shots when we’re open,” Cashion coach Totsy Manning said. “You never want to lose, but I feel like we’re going to grow from this. It only helps us get better when it comes playoff time.”
Cashion was led by star senior Sydney Manning, who scored 24 points.
Missed shots. Turnovers.
“Hopefully the next game I’ll get back on track,” Seiling’s star junior point guard said.
Gore may have been off the mark at times, but she still delivered 26 points in Class A No. 1 Seiling’s 53-42 victory over Class 2A No. 2 Cashion in a highly-anticipated matchup Tuesday night.
“It didn’t feel like that kind of game because she usually hits a lot of those shots,” Seiling coach Brady Hamar said. “She’s just relentless, though. It didn’t bother her to miss those shots. She just kept coming back.”
Gore scored 14 points in the first half, using her ability to get through the lane to her advantage. During a 12-3 run to open the second, she scored seven points.
That gave Seiling a 26-15 advantage. Cashion would close it to 28-23 by halftime. But Seiling’s run-andgun style of play proved too much in the second half. Cashion never found a rhythm offensively.
“I think what we learned about ourselves is if the game is a higher-paced game we’ve got to knock down those shots when we’re open,” Cashion coach Totsy Manning said. “You never want to lose, but I feel like we’re going to grow from this. It only helps us get better when it comes playoff time.”
Cashion was led by star senior Sydney Manning, who scored 24 points.