Lady Devils Take 48-32 Win Over Rival Lady Panthers

Manteno's Alyssa Singleton, #15, goes in for a score despite the efforts of Blue Devils #12 Allie Walsh and #3 Addie Grasseo. –Photo by Jim Piacentini.

Manteno's Alyssa Singleton, #15, goes in for a score despite the efforts of Blue Devils #12 Allie Walsh and #3 Addie Grasseo. –Photo by Jim Piacentini.

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Maddie Schroeder goes between two Panther defenders, #15 Alyssa Singleton and #40 Bella Gigliello, on her way to the basket. –Photo by Jim Piacentini.

After a fast break, #3 Addie Grasseo and #23 Maddie Gesky are all alone, as Grasseo goes for two. –Photo by Jim Piacentini.

Deja vu? It seems #3 Grasseo and #23 Gesky are at it again, but this time Gesky is looking for a score. –Photo by Jim Piacentini.

In Manteno on Thursday, January 11, the Lady Blue Devils faced their rival, the Lady Panthers, in a game that began quite closely, as each team exchanged baskets. But, then the Blue Devils started to take off, and the first quarter ended with Peotone leading 17-10. At the half, Manteno had cut into Peotone’s lead, but the score still stood with a Peotone advantage at 29-21. The second half, though, was all Peotone, for the 48-32 win.

On the night, Madi Schroeder scored 22 points, while Ashley Renwick and Addie Graffeo tallied 16 and 12 respectfully. Scorers for Manteno included Maddie Peterson with 9, plus Ava Gesky and Alyssa Singleton each with 5.


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