The North Callaway girls were in a big hole halfway through the district opener on Monday.
In the Class 3 District 7 quarterfinals at Hermann, the Ladybirds trailed Eastern Missouri Conference …
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The North Callaway girls were in a big hole halfway through the district opener on Monday.
In the Class 3 District 7 quarterfinals at Hermann, the Ladybirds trailed Eastern Missouri Conference foe Montgomery County 31-10 at halftime and lost 55-25 to end their season at 9-18. Montgomery County (17-10) went 6-for-8 on 3-pointers in the first half.
Head coach Andrew Klein said North Callaway had to play through much adversity this season but still managed to improve all the way to the end. The Ladybirds had 12 starting lineups due to reasons including sickness and injuries.
Sophie Olsson led North Callaway with 12 points, five rebounds and two steals. Kymorie Myers finished with five points, five rebounds and four assists in her final game as a Ladybird.
Reese Hill led Montgomery County with 15 points, and Emma Rodgers and Aubrey Janes each had 14 points.
