The game began challenging for St. Angela, falling behind 8-0 in the first quarter. However, the Bruins soon turned the tables, ending the half ahead with a score of 16-10. Grace Fitzpatrick was a standout player, particularly with a monumental 3-pointer in the third quarter that stretched the lead to 19-10. Fitzpatrick ended up as the top scorer of the game, putting up 9 points, followed by Lucy Hanna and Hannah Shoaff each contributing 5 points.

Lucy Hanna also shared her excitement about the game's environment, reflecting on its intensity,

"the atmosphere was like the Q downtown. It was a very exciting game to be part of."

Additionally, the team demonstrated outstanding defensive prowess with Hannah Schoaf and Reese Meredith both snagging 10 rebounds each, while Rose McGreal and Grace Bocan led in steals, each recording 5. Lizzy Papesch was the leading playmaker, dishing out 7 assists.

Coach's remarks voiced pride in the team’s cooperative spirit,

"This was the best team effort of the season. We beat a really good team today. Everyone did a great job. I hope the girls arrive earlier next week!"

Looking ahead, the Bruins aim to carry this momentum into their next showdown against St. Basil the Great at St. Joseph Avon Lake on February 15, 2025.

With a current record of 7-2, St. Angela's Bruins continue to demonstrate their capacity for growth and are fervently anticipating their next challenge in the playoffs.