In loose balls, I thought Shawnee was a little quick to them.’’ “It was our first game and offensively, it was not real clean. “I thought they played really well tonight. “Shawnee has a lot of length and athleticism and have two sophomores who are really good and have some size inside,” Grove coach Brian Schroeder said. “Columbus Grove is a very good team and this is a good confidence booster for the girls,” Rumbaugh said.Ĭolumbus Grove (0-1) has three starters back from a 19-8 regional finals team. Shawnee, which has five starters back from a 15-8 team, is 2-0. Shawnee’s Kelly Cooper, a 5-10 sophomore, had nine points and 17 rebounds. She was a first team all-WBL player as a freshman last year. She is leading us, both on and off the floor.’’įreiberger had 12 points, including six in the final quarter. She’s being a leader on the floor and at the end of the game she stepped up and took Kenzie King. “She is totally different from last year. “That’s one of the best games I’ve seen her play,” Shawnee coach Rachel Rumbaugh said of Best. She was a second team all-Western Buckeye League player last year.
SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP - There was a stretch in which Shawnee’s Zoe Best was flying end-to-end controlling the game at both ends.Īnd there wasn’t a lot Columbus Grove was able to do about it.īest and Grace Freiberger powered Shawnee to a 52-42 victory over Columbus Grove Tuesday at Shawnee’s Lappin Gymnasium.īest, a 5-foot-9 sophomore, finished with 19 points, five rebounds and four blocks.
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