Lady Patriots Basketball– Earn first TEC win
December 16, 2021 at 4:38 p.m.
Lady Patriots Basketball– Earn first TEC win
By Vivian Risch-
The Wednesday night girls game went to Union County, 36-32. The following Saturday at noon, the Patriots held off the Tigers, 44-43.
The Hagerstown Lady Tigers jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead against Union County last week, but trailed, 14-8, going into the second quarter. UC wrapped four 3-point field goals around Carly McCashland’s steal and 2-point basket in a 14-4 run to close out the first quarter.
Union County finished the game with 13 field goals and nine were 3-pointers.
“We’ve got to find more ways to score,” UC coach Scott Gray said. “We missed some shots in the lane, but 27 to nothin’ on 3-pointers.”
The Lady Pats were up, 14-6, at the first quarter break and led 20-16 at the halftime intermission.
“We did not play well,” Gray said. “But I would rather win ugly than not win at all.”
The Lady Pats didn’t score a 3-pointer in the third quarter. But Hagerstown came back after halftime with a 10-4 run to close within two, 26-24, at the three-quarter stop.
Senior Brooke Fields set UC on the right path with five consecutive points at the top of the fourth period. The junior point guard scored a pair of free throws followed by the first of two Fields 3-point field goals to help the Lady Pats’ 36-32 TEC win over the Lady Tigers.
Fields finished with 15 points, including, four 3-point field goals to lead all scorers. Hagerstown senior Maddie Ward led the Lady Tigers with 13 points.
Jr. Lady Pats win
Hagerstown was without a junior varsity, so UC Athletic Director Ryan Overholt found a replacement – Franklin County, actually Franklin County’s C team. It was good experience for both teams.
The C Lady Wildcats fell to Union County’s JV, 27-6.
Next opponent
The Lady Patriots go to Winchester on Saturday and then play in the Waldron Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 28.
Quarter scores
Hagerstown 8 16 26 32
Union County 14 20 24 36
Hagerstown (2-3, 1-2) Klein 5-0-10, Slagle 0-0-0, Oliger 2-14-5, Ward 6-0-13, Ridge 0-0-0, Ferriell 1-0-2, Griffin 0-0/2-1, Pyle 1-0-2. Totals: 15-1/6-32.
Union County (4-2, 1-1) C.McCashland 1-0-2, Alldredge 2-0/4-5, Fields 5-1/4-15, Gray 3-0/2-8, Richardson 0-0-0, Gillman 2-0-6, K.McCashland 0-0-0. Totals: 13-1/10-36.
3-pointers-H 1 (Ward), UC 9 (Alldredge, Fields 4, Gray 2, Gillman 2).
Rebounds-H 26 (Klein 6, Ward 5, Ridge 3, Oliger 3, Ferriell , Slagle 2). UC 14 (Alldredge 2, Richardson 3, Gray, Fields).
Turnovers-H 16. UC 12.
Total Fouls-H 13. UC 9.
Fouled out-None.
JV Quarter scores
Franklin Co. C 6 6 7 7
Union County 11 15 23 27
UC Scoring: Durham 6, Gray 3, Pilgrim 6, McClure 0, Ferris 7, Gillman 2-0-4, K.McCashland 0-0-0.Totals: 11-1/3-27.
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The Wednesday night girls game went to Union County, 36-32. The following Saturday at noon, the Patriots held off the Tigers, 44-43.
The Hagerstown Lady Tigers jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead against Union County last week, but trailed, 14-8, going into the second quarter. UC wrapped four 3-point field goals around Carly McCashland’s steal and 2-point basket in a 14-4 run to close out the first quarter.
Union County finished the game with 13 field goals and nine were 3-pointers.
“We’ve got to find more ways to score,” UC coach Scott Gray said. “We missed some shots in the lane, but 27 to nothin’ on 3-pointers.”
The Lady Pats were up, 14-6, at the first quarter break and led 20-16 at the halftime intermission.
“We did not play well,” Gray said. “But I would rather win ugly than not win at all.”
The Lady Pats didn’t score a 3-pointer in the third quarter. But Hagerstown came back after halftime with a 10-4 run to close within two, 26-24, at the three-quarter stop.
Senior Brooke Fields set UC on the right path with five consecutive points at the top of the fourth period. The junior point guard scored a pair of free throws followed by the first of two Fields 3-point field goals to help the Lady Pats’ 36-32 TEC win over the Lady Tigers.
Fields finished with 15 points, including, four 3-point field goals to lead all scorers. Hagerstown senior Maddie Ward led the Lady Tigers with 13 points.
Jr. Lady Pats win
Hagerstown was without a junior varsity, so UC Athletic Director Ryan Overholt found a replacement – Franklin County, actually Franklin County’s C team. It was good experience for both teams.
The C Lady Wildcats fell to Union County’s JV, 27-6.
Next opponent
The Lady Patriots go to Winchester on Saturday and then play in the Waldron Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 28.
Quarter scores
Hagerstown 8 16 26 32
Union County 14 20 24 36
Hagerstown (2-3, 1-2) Klein 5-0-10, Slagle 0-0-0, Oliger 2-14-5, Ward 6-0-13, Ridge 0-0-0, Ferriell 1-0-2, Griffin 0-0/2-1, Pyle 1-0-2. Totals: 15-1/6-32.
Union County (4-2, 1-1) C.McCashland 1-0-2, Alldredge 2-0/4-5, Fields 5-1/4-15, Gray 3-0/2-8, Richardson 0-0-0, Gillman 2-0-6, K.McCashland 0-0-0. Totals: 13-1/10-36.
3-pointers-H 1 (Ward), UC 9 (Alldredge, Fields 4, Gray 2, Gillman 2).
Rebounds-H 26 (Klein 6, Ward 5, Ridge 3, Oliger 3, Ferriell , Slagle 2). UC 14 (Alldredge 2, Richardson 3, Gray, Fields).
Turnovers-H 16. UC 12.
Total Fouls-H 13. UC 9.
Fouled out-None.
JV Quarter scores
Franklin Co. C 6 6 7 7
Union County 11 15 23 27
UC Scoring: Durham 6, Gray 3, Pilgrim 6, McClure 0, Ferris 7, Gillman 2-0-4, K.McCashland 0-0-0.Totals: 11-1/3-27.
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