Morgantown’s Dominant Win Against Greenbrier East in State Tournament Quarterfinals
Morgantown's physical play dominated as they defeated Greenbrier East 47-31 in the WVSSAC Girls High School State Basketball Tournament, limiting East to 2-of-19 shooting in the first half.
The Big PictureMorgantown's defensive prowess and physicality set the tone early, securing a convincing victory and advancing them to the semifinals.
By the Numbers- Morgantown's Kayli Kellogg scored a game-high 21 points.
- Morgantown outscored Greenbrier East 26-12 in the paint.
While Greenbrier East struggled against Morgantown's strength, they showcased resilience in the second half but couldn't overcome the early deficit.
State of Play- Morgantown's strong defense limited Greenbrier East to 10 points in the first half.
- Greenbrier East's coach acknowledged the challenges of facing a physically superior opponent.
Morgantown advances to the next round to face either George Washington or Musselman, while Greenbrier East ends a commendable season at 21-5.
Bottom LineMorgantown's dominant performance highlights the importance of physicality in basketball, showcasing the impact of strong defense on securing crucial victories.
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