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Saturday Wrap: Higby and Mosch pace Midlakes to tip-off title; Edison’s Morgan finishes two assists shy of a triple-double

November 27, 2021 by Paul Gotham Leave a Comment

GIRLS

MIDLAKES (1-1) 38
MYNDERSE (2-0) 43
Mackenzie Higby and Halley Mosch scored 14 points apiece to lead Mynderse in the championship game of the Red Jacket Thanksgiving Tip-Off Tournament. The duo combined to score 10 points in the first quarter when the Blue Devils grabbed a 13-7 lead. Bridget Miller scored six for Mynderse while Kelly Kohberger (3), Bella Ferrara (2), Maddie Verkey (2) and Ella Wirth rounded out the scoring for the Blue Devils. Grace Murphy scored seven of her team-high 12 points in the third quarter when Midlakes cut the deficit to five at 34-29 heading into the final eight minutes of play. Callie Walker finished with six points and nine rebounds for the Screaming Eagles. Hanna Godkin had four points and eight rebounds. Kate Mahoney (6), Cate Peacock (6), Mary Givens (3) and Camryn Ford (1) also scored for Midlakes.

ALEXANDER (1-1) 62
RED JACKET (0-2) 30

BOYS

EDISON (1-1) 80
ITHACA (IV) 67
Mike Morgan finished two assists shy of a triple-double as Edison rebounded to gain a split at the Nottingham Tournament. Morgan scored six of his 15 points in the first quarter when the Inventors jumped to a 23-19 lead before taking a nine-point advantage into halftime. The senior guard added 10 rebounds and eight assists. Marcqell Freeman connected seven times from behind the 3-point arc and led all scorers with 28 points. The sophomore guard also collected three steals. Brandon Latson had 22 points, and Tyler Bethea scored 10 for Edison. Davijon Lipscomb (3) and Edmari Binion (2) rounded out the scoring for the Inventors. Edison led 57-40 heading into the fourth quarter. Ithaca’s Justin Yearwood converted all seven of his attempts from the free throw line and paced the Little Red with 25 points.

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