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| Guard Dajae Williams and her fellow sophomores closed out their STLCC careers with an 88-78 overtime loss to North Central Missouri College in the Region XVI championship game Feb. 28. |
On Saturday night the Archers
Womens Basketball team lost to North Central Missouri College at the Region XVI
game. The team’s main goal this season was to make it to Nationals but
unfortunately they fell short at the regional title game. The Archers fought
hard to grasp the Region title but in the end fell 88-78 in overtime. This lost ended their record breaking season
of 24-7 and a 6 game winning streak. Sophomore guard Khalilah Morrow who played
her last game for STLCC describes the season as “bittersweet.” A
season filled with laughter and hard work is a season that the team will never
forget. Sophomore Deborah Holcomb, who set a record this season for being the
first Archer to make a 1,000 point career goal, says that she enjoyed playing
with her team, “We have had so many fun moments together.”
Saturday marked the last game for many players on the team, like Khalilah and
Deborah. “I’m not sure where I will be playing next year yet, but I want to
continue to play basketball until I can’t anymore,” says Morrow. The
saying all good things must come to an end is ever more prevalent now than ever
before. Sophomores are preparing to move on and choose a University to attend
next year while freshmen are looking forward to breaking more records next
season under the leadership of head Coach Shelly Ethridge.
By: Breonna Ragland
By: Breonna Ragland
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