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Lady Owls crack Acorns in OT By EMILY HANSON  k time]," he added, really good." em.i/y@ma,'oncouniy.cm   Cook led the Cook led the team with 16 points ............................................................ team with 15 points while freshman Melodic Snyder put and eight rebounds up eight, Johnson scored seven and The third matchup between the while sophomore freshman Lauren Dierkop added six. Mary M. Knight girls' basketball Hannah Frost put Finally, on Friday, Jan. 27, the team and Oakville came down to a up 11 points and Lady Owls defeated Quinault at home four-minute overtime, during which FRIDAY: grabbed 10 re- 48-39. the Lady Owls broke down the Acorn MarylVLKnigh...60 bounds and senior "Our defensive plan was to shut defense for the win. Oakville ...... 52 Emily Johnson down [Lahela] Wilder, [Hannah] A1- On Saturday, Jan. 28, the Lady scored eight points len and [Romenita] Begay and let the Owls tied it up at 47 against the TOMORROW: and snatched eight other two [Amber Neeland and Marie I Acorns in Oakville before heading Mary M. Knight rebounds. Neeland] beat us," Lance Valley said. into overtime, where they won 60-52.: at North River, "Cook, Frost and "Wilder is a 3-point specialist any- "This was a very physical and in- 5:45 p.m. Johnson dominated where on.the court. The guards did a tense game from the tip-off," head the paint," Valley good job of only letting her shoot six coach Lance Valley said. "We led 38 said. "It was a very times from the field." to 33 going into the fourth quarter fun game to coach and I am very proud Lance Valley said Jaycee Valley when we switched from man-to-man of the way the girls persevered." and SoMe did a great job of taking to a zone defense because we were in Freshman Miranda Sowle handed care of the ball. Jaycee Valley grabbed foul trouble." out f0ur assists and had two steals five rebounds while Sowle pulled Valley said the Lady Acorns came while eighth-grader Jaycee Valley down seven rebounds and passed out back from behind for the lead 47-45 passed out three assists and had two five assists. when Oakville junior Jordan Merri, steals. Jaycee Valley also led the Lady man hit a couple of 3-pointers before "My young point guards, [Sowle Owls in points with 14 while Sowle, the Lady Owls fouled her trying to and Jaycee Valley] played well han- sophomore Ashley Kiliz and sopho- shoot another 3-pointer. dling the pressure," Lance Valley more Carlie Adsero each scored six. "She missed all three and we had said. Frost grabbed nine rebounds and a couple chances but couldn't cash Tt  Lady Owls won two other three steals. in," Valley said. "So, with 20 seconds games prior to their defeat of the "As a team, the girls are playing left, we had the ball and senior Lind, Acorns last week. well together," Lance Valley said. Cook hit the game-tying shot with On Wednesday, Jan. 25, the Lady As of press time. the Lady Owls , about seven seconds left. Oakville got Owls defeated Wishkah 56-16 on the had not yet played on Wednesday, a shot off but missed." road. Feb. 1, at home against Taholah. The In overtime, Valley said the Lady "The girls came out aggressive team is set to play next at 5:45 p.m. Owls turned up their defensive inten- on the defensive end and that led to on Friday, Feb. 3. at North River. sity and shut the Lady Acorns down. many easy baskets," Lance Valley The final regular season game is "We went 6-for-6 from the foul line said. "The bench came in and execut- set for 6 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 3, at and 3-for-7 from the field [in over- ed the offense and defense and looked home against Wishkah. Irrationality commonplace in Journal's Super Bowl picks he week before the rematch of the New England Pa- triots against the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI, I gathered picks from my co-workers to see who will win the big game. The Patriots were heavily favored here at the Shelton- Mason County Journal, but not always for the reasons everyone would expect. There are the football fans, such as! Adam Rudnick, our copy editor, who chose the Patriots based on the fact that he thinks they'll be out for revenge. In Super Bowl XLII, the Giants defeated the Patriots 17-14 on Feb. 3, 2008, at the University of Phoenix in Glendale, Ariz. Then there's Journal reporter Natalie Johnson, who flipflopped with her choice for a few minutes. Johnson first picked the Giants because she liked the mascot better. After seeing photos of Tom Brady and Eli Manning, she By EMILY HANSON • switched to the Patriots because Brady is "hotter" than Manning. Finally, Johnson settled on the Giants simply to provide a difference of opinion in the newsroom. The oddest choice for Super Bowl champ came from Arla Shephard, our Belfair Herald reporter. Her first choice was the Patriots, also because Brady is hotter than Manning, but then she re- membered Brady's former relationship with Bridget Moynahan, whom he broke up with around the time she became pregnant with his child. 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