JV Week Ahead: Academy and Notre Dame Meet to Open Week 3
Academy visits Notre Dame on Tuesday, JFK hosts the Royals on Friday, and Southern plays three times.
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Academy visits Notre Dame on Tuesday, JFK hosts the Royals on Friday, and Southern plays three times.
St. John's plays four times in five days, ending with Academy, while Okkodo hosts Southern and Guam High visits GW.
Emily Duenas led Okkodo past JFK, Academy won twice, Harvest picked up its first win, and Guam High and GW each won on the week.
Academy won twice, JFK moved to 2-0 with a win at Okkodo, and Notre Dame held off a big night from Breanna Simina.
St. John's at Southern, Notre Dame at Tiyan and Southern at Academy have new dates, and GW at Notre Dame has new start times.
Notre Dame goes for 3-0 against Okkodo on Tuesday, and Saturday brings Okkodo vs JFK.
St. Paul and Guam High open their seasons, and Saturday brings Okkodo vs JFK.
Notre Dame won both of its games, and Academy, JFK, Okkodo and Southern all opened the JV season with wins.
Sanchez survived a fourth-quarter rally, Zoe Whitehead scored 34, and JFK, Okkodo, Southern and Academy all opened with wins.
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Lana Quinata scored 20 as Southern closed with a 17-11 fourth quarter to take third place.
A 20-2 third quarter sent Academy past GW and into Thursday's title game against St. John's.
Mylie Santos scored 10 as GW led after every quarter and set up a semifinal with unbeaten Academy.
Laurel Osborn scored 22 as GW finished 2-1 and took the No. 2 seed from Pool B.
Tied 20-20 at the half, GW won the last two quarters 30-14 behind 24 points from Laurel Osborn.
St. John’s scored 45 first-half points and Zoe Whitehead added 24 more to finish the day with 56.