Coach Self-Morgan is sure of making a stamp on the year by defeating a team in a big playoff game especially from a team she has a second chance to defeat on their playoff run. The Pantherettes lost last year in the second round to the Lady Wildcats. The Pantherettes are now heading into the regional quarterfinal to play against the Plano Lady Wildcats. “I really played hard against her trying to stop her game.” “Lauren is a great player and she has a great jump shot,” Townley said. Cox scored a few times on Townley by just using her high-advantage inside the paint. Madison Townley also guarded the post player in this battle while Self-Morgan went to a smaller lineup giving Johnson a rest. Green played beautifully and drove the ball constantly against the 6’4 beast Lauren Cox drawing fouls in this big game to get to the line. Zarielle Green lead all scorers with 16 points and Ciera Johnson had 12 points and 15 rebounds.

“We really got after it, leaving it all on the floor in this win.” “We really distribute the ball well” Self-Morgan said. Also making big contributions were Aakilah Caldwell and Aniya Thomas making big three pointers late in the second half to keep the Panterettes on top. He was a good friend and close traveling companion of Kazuhas. He was executed by the Raiden Shogun after challenging and losing to Kujou Sara in a duel before the throne. Tae Davis and Nina Alvarez played lock-down defense on the guards for Flower Mound. Kazuhas friend was a former Electro Vision bearer from Inazuma. “Lauren Cox is a great player and has a great game down low,” senior center Ciera Johnson said, “She will be a great contribution to Baylor at the next level.” Duncanville’s bench reacts to the referee’s call during the game against Flower Mound. The Panthers played a better scheme than the Lady Jaguars by distributing the ball better throughout the game and showing different looks to try to control the standout post-player Lauren Cox who put up 32 of her teams points in their matchup the week before. Both teams played great defense holding their teams to season lows in scoring. This game was intense on both sides of the floor. “My girls showed their resiliency and toughness in tonight’s win.” “Flower Mound has a great group of girls,” Pantherette head coach Cathy Self-Morgan said. This was the second matchup between the two teams this season. In the battle with No.1 player in the country Lauren Cox, the Duncanville Pantherettes defeated the Flower Mound Lady Jaguars 47-38 in the area playoff game. Overview Submit Champions Keep Calm & Baseball On - Bring the Thunder is a baseball tournament that takes place in Flower Mound, TX Format: Divisions Open D2 D3 Ages 7U 9U U11 U13 18U Facilities This tournament is hosted at the following facilities.

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