Versailles Republican Sports
December 8, 2005

The Lady Eagles take record to 7-0

Gary Franklin - Sports Writer

The Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles traveled to Waldron taking on the Lady Mohawks. The Lady Eagle perfect season run stayed in tact with a seventh straight season victory at 66-59, on Thursday, December 1.

The Lady Eagles experienced a new phenomenon for the year as they trailed, not only one quarter, but two.

In the first quarter the Lady Eagles led 14 to 11 from the scoring of Abbey Rohlfing with a FG, Emily Einhaus with 2 FG's, and Janelle Hardesty's 4 FG's.

The second quarter was the shocker, as the Lady Eagles fell behind at the half time break, 31-24.

Scorers in quarter two by the Lady Eagles were Alisha Lord making 1 of 2 FT's, Hardesty scoring a FG, Abby Rohlfing connecting on 3 of 4 FT attempts, 1 of 2 FT's put in by Erika Simon, and the draining of a 3 point shot by Kiersten Young.

In the third quarter, the Lady Eagles cut into the Mohawk lead, ending it with but a 4 point deficit at 45-41.

Third quarter scoring by the Lady Eagles came from Hardesty with 2 FG's and a 3, Rohlfing adding 3 FG's and a FG each by Simon and Talena Huff.

In a furious paced fourth quarter, the Lady Eagles knuckled down to out score the Mohawks 25-14, securing their seventh victory at 66-59. Scoring in the fourth allowed an Einhaus bucket to put the Lady Eagles back in the lead at the 5:00 mark.

Fourth quarter scoring for the Lady Eagles was through Lord, making 1 of 2 FT attempts, Rohlfing adding a

pair of FG's, Einhaus adding a FG and 4 of 4 FT's, and Hardesty drilling a pair of 3's, a FG, and sinking 6 of 10 free throw attempts.

Lady Eagle Senior Janelle Hardesty collected a career high 31 point total during the game, along with 9 assists. Abby Rohlfing added 15 points as the second highest point contributor for the game and Emily Einhaus netted the double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Kiersten Young suffered a knee injury late in the second quarter and her status is being evaluated.

Coach Smith emphasized "team" as the basis for their fortune. The Lady Eagles play "TEAM" basketball and it shows.
Varsity Reserve Lady Eagles Keep Pace

A 45-27 victory secured a perfect 7-0 mark for the Lady Eagle Reserve team. Top scorers in the reserve contest were Carissa Simon with 13 points, Kristen Hicks with 9 and Kara Harlemert with 8.

Next on the Lady Eagle agenda is a home game with Trinity Lutheran on Thursday night, December 15.


GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Lady Eagle Senior Janelle Hardesty lets a 3 pointer fly. Hardesty's a constant threat from any place in the gym.

 

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