Glenburn's Eve Wiles (with ball) looks to the basket as she drives in for a shot during an EMBL semifinal 5/6B girls game. Glenburn defeated Holbrook 44-37 in the game. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)
Glenburn cruised through most of the game with no pressure, building up a pretty good size lead over the top seed Holbrook Red Devils. The Chargers led 30-17 at the half time break, and came out onj a 6-0 run to start the second half.
Glenburn's Emily Caulkins grabs a loose ball. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)
With 6:45 left in the game, Glenburn went on top 43-23 off a 13-6 run. Glenburn's dominance ended here, as Holbrook got hot and ran off 14 unanswered points to cut the Chargers lead to 43-37 with one minute remaining in the game. The Chargers added the only additional point in the final 60 seconds to hang on and come away with the win.
Glenburn's Mallory Lausier looks to pass the ball. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)
Eve Wiles scored a team high 16 points and Emily Caulkins added 12 points to lead the Chargers in scoring. Grace Labree had nine points, Megan Guy scored five, and Lily Wilcox had two points. Glenburn went 8-for-14 (57 percent) from the free throw line.
Holbrook's Emma Jameson (30) tries to get in position to get off a shot. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)
Emma Jameson scored a game high 19 points and Jillian Ford added 12 points to lead Holbrook in scoring. Julia Turner scored four, and Chloe Davis chipped in with two points. Holbrook went 1-for-5 (20 percent) from the charity stripe.
Glenburn will face No. 2 seed Hermon in the championship game on Saturday, Feb. 1 at Brewer High School. Game time still to be determined.
Glenburn will face No. 2 seed Hermon in the championship game on Saturday, Feb. 1 at Brewer High School. Game time still to be determined.
GLENBURN 30 14 -- 44
HOLBROOK 17 20 -- 37
Glenburn's Megan Guy gets set to take a free throw in the second half. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)
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