Coldwater secures back-to-back championship in Girls Districts; Marshall comes close but falls short
Coldwater secures its second consecutive district title in girls' basketball, relying on strong defense and timely offense to defeat Gull Lake 41-32 in the Division 1 district championship at Gull Lake High School. Despite a scoreless second quarter, Coldwater's early lead aided their victory, advancing them to a Division 1 regional at Mason High School to face Portage Central. The win marks a significant achievement for Coldwater, reaching 21-3 for the season.
The Big PictureColdwater's back-to-back district titles exemplify the team's resilience and strategic gameplay, highlighting their potential in the upcoming regional competition.
By the Numbers- Coldwater improved to 21-3 for the season.
- Coldwater's Elli Foley led with 18 points, while Mya Porter contributed 11 points.
Gull Lake's Coach Adamski praised her team for their efforts despite struggling to score, reflecting on the challenges of big games where shots may not fall as expected.
State of Play- Coldwater's strong start and defensive performance set the tone for the game.
- Gull Lake fought to narrow the lead but couldn't overcome Coldwater's early advantage.
Coldwater looks ahead to the Division 1 regional at Mason High School, where they will face Portage Central, aiming to continue their successful playoff run.
Bottom LineColdwater's triumph in securing a second consecutive district title underscores their team's strength and determination, positioning them favorably for the regional competition ahead.
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