The Centralia girls were unbeaten last week.
The week was full of stiff competition as well, beginning with a 56-30 home win over Class 3 No. 7 Fatima (9-4) on Monday and then a 52-27 home win …
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The Centralia girls were unbeaten last week.
The week was full of stiff competition as well, beginning with a 56-30 home win over Class 3 No. 7 Fatima (9-4) on Monday and then a 52-27 home win over Hannibal a day later and a 71-53 victory at Class 3 No. 10 Palmyra. Class 3 No. 3 Centralia then knocked off Illinois’ Class 3 No. 1 Quincy Notre Dame 56-48 on Saturday at the Mid-Missouri Invitational presented by Ramey basketball at Harrisburg.
Ryenn Gordon finished as the MVP for Centralia (12-1) with 23 points and 11 rebounds against Quincy Notre Dame (19-2), and Braylin Brunkhorst had 16 points and seven rebounds.
The junior Brunkhorst led Centralia (1-0 CCC) with 30 points at Clarence Cannon Conference foe Palmyra (8-6, 0-1 CCC), including scoring her 1,000th career point. Brooklyn Hardin followed with 14 points, and Gordon had 12 points.
Brunkhorst led with 20 points against Hannibal (7-4), Gordon had 17 points, and Madi Johnson finished with eight points.
Seven different Lady Panthers scored against Fatima, including 17 points each from Brunkhorst and Gordon and 10 points from Johnson.
Centralia hosts Boonville (7-7) at 7:15 p.m. tonight.
