Walk The Line Case Study

The Ladies trailed by as much as eight in the first quarter and by seven heading in to the second quarter, but seven unanswered tied the game. Morris hit a pair from the line, sophomore Essa Badon canned a triple, and Morris made a layup.

WVU jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning. Kyle Gray doubled down the left field line and scored on Cole Austin's base hit. Marques Inman's double drove in two runs and then the sophomore crossed the plate on Jimmy Galusky's single to right center.

The Seawolves would only attempt 3 free throw's in the first half, making 1. Stony Brook would finish the half 5-15 from deep, negating the Albany free throw advantage.

Crabbers came out hot! Jalen Ray put his athleticism on display, while Marquis Godwin hit a clean step back jumper. Hampton went on a quick 6-0 run. Commodores were staying aggressive riding behind their stars Chase Coleman and Bryan Phillips. Crabbers took a 19-9 lead to end the first quarter. This game was shaping out to be a big one for Godwin as it did not see if he had plans on missing any shots.

Rust went 23-25 from the charity stripe (92 percent), including making its first 19, but the Bearcats missed a pair in the final two minutes. However, the Bearcats were only successful on one of 21 shots from behind the

This game started off as tough as they come both teams getting good looks, and making their shots. We were all waiting to see who was going to go cold first. Highland Springs only had a one point lead at the end of the first quarter with a score of 21-20. Springers were killing Princess Anne from the three-point line shooting 50%. Lady Cavaliers were hot as well, they were

Some highlights of the regular season: “Harvey Ellsworth won the league scoring title,” recalled Verbeski. “And you’ve got to give credit where credit is due, Blair Joseph was named MVP of the league. Xavier goaltender Greg MacSween from New Waterford was voted outstanding goaltender. He kept his team in many, many

The 6th grade team started out the afternoon of games, holding their own against Casey. The half-time score was Metcalfe 12 – Casey 16. Both teams struggled at the free throw line, but MCMS took the advantage at 35% hitting 7 of 16, while Casey hit 4 of 14 for 29%. However, Casey controlled the 2nd half in scoring and left Metcalfe behind. Metcalfe lost 12 to 30.

Granby came out in the 1Q with a heavy dose of Giovanni Jones, and it was making Jamestown sick as they had no answer. The Wang twins were not able to find the basket in this period, maybe the next, but until then Diamante Brown and Jason Schmidt, This gave the Eagles an opportunity to stay in the game with not much time left in this 1Q. Granby would close out this quarter strong leading 23-14.

The Mountaineers shot 51.8 percent from the floor, 34.8 percent from 3-point range and 47.1 percent from the free throw line.

Lamont West scored 22 points. Sagaba Konate contributed a career-high 20 points and Chase Harler added a career-high 14.

Davis: Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown, Boston College! He did it! He did it! Flutie did it...He hit Phelan in the end zone...Touchdown!” We still compare current quarter backs back to Flutie and plays back to this one.

But, let’s not forget, it wasn’t all roses and sunshine. The powerplay struggles continued and cost the Islanders valuable points that could have gotten them into the postseason and they continued to be sloppy defensively, allowing five goals or greater in five of their last 12 losses. There was an ugly performance at home against Nashville and a horrendous first period in Philadelphia.

The Mountaineers exploited Youngstown State's secondary in their last game. White had a 53-yard touchdown in the first half. Gibson caught a 54- and 57-yard pass for 171 total yards on six receptions.

Simmonds tapped in a perfect pass from Jakub Voracek late in the first period to tie the game at one, then deflected a shot by Shayne Gostisbehere into the upper part of the net late in the second period to give the Flyers the lead.