The Lady Wave’s Shaylee Coldwell (5) takes a jump shot against the Panthers in Thursday’s game.
Photo by Steve Ranson.
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The Wave’s shooting heated up in the third quarter. Zoey Jarrett connected on a pair of 3-pointers and added two more baskets to pace the Wave with 10 points in the quarter. Bettencourt, Sydney Jarrett and Shaylee Coldwell each dropped in a basket to give Fallon a 28-22 lead.
The Lady Wave added 14 points in the final quarter to pull away with the win. Zoey Jarrett nailed her third trey of the evening, and Coldwell added four points. Trinity Helton and Hudsyn Clark each added two.
“We are a very hard-working team. They don’t stop working the whole time,” Wickware said.
“We’re trying to get better at (consistency). That’s an area that concerned me at the beginning. It’s progressed in a very good way.”
Wickware said it will be nice to have a break for the players so they can get healthy. Fallon doesn’t play a game this week. He said the goal next week in the Reno tournament at McQueen and Reno high schools is to continue working on improving while also using the opportunity to try different things.
The Wave defeated Hug on Saturday, but no statistics have been reported. They will be added online.