After trailing after one quarter, the Paris girls defense turned it up.
The Lady Coyotes defeated Lewis and Clark Conference foe Scotland County (15-8, 3-2 L&C) 50-31 on Feb. 13 at home. …
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After trailing after one quarter, the Paris girls defense turned it up.
The Lady Coyotes defeated Lewis and Clark Conference foe Scotland County (15-8, 3-2 L&C) 50-31 on Feb. 13 at home. They forced 28 turnovers to score 26 points off of them.
Melanie Moore led Paris (19-6, 5-1 L&C) with 21 points, nine steals and four assists. Reese Sutton finished with seven points, six rebounds and four steals, and Sophia Crusha had seven points.
Paris has its regular season finale against Bucklin with Macon County (15-8) at 6 p.m. tonight. The Lady Coyotes open the Class 2 District 5 tournament at 6:30 p.m. Monday against Sturgeon (5-18), who they defeated 60-24 on Feb. 16.
