Linn Lady Bulldogs Triumph Over Attica, Head To State Championship Game Against Hanover

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COLBY, KS – The Linn Bulldogs (18-6) emerged victorious over the Attica Bulldogs (21-4) in a tense girls’ high school basketball matchup in the 1A Division II State Quarterfinals at the Colby Event Center on Friday. Linn secured a 54-39 win, showcasing a balanced offensive effort and solid defensive play.

The game started with both teams battling for control. Linn found its rhythm early, building a significant lead in the first half. Baileigh Peters of Linn led all scorers with 19 points, including four three-pointers, demonstrating her long-range accuracy. Morgan Wurtz also contributed significantly with 8 points and 6 rebounds.

Linn’s offense was effective, particularly in the paint, where they outscored Attica 34-6. They also capitalized on Attica’s turnovers, converting them into 18 points. Linn’s strong first quarter, where they scored 21 points, set the tone for the game.

Attica struggled to find their offensive flow, with Zoie Redgate leading their scoring with 17 points. However, they faced challenges in converting field goals, shooting only 39.4% from the field. Emma Asper and Kady Hemphill struggled with turnovers, with 6 and 8 respectively. Attica’s three-point shooting was also a significant challenge, converting only 1 of 12 attempts.

Key statistics for Linn included a 34.8% field goal percentage and a 33.3% three-point percentage. Peters’ performance was a highlight, along with Marcela Huerta’s 9 points and 9 rebounds.

The largest lead of the game was held by Linn, reaching 17 points in the second quarter. The score was tied three times, and the lead changed hands once. The last field goal for Linn was at 3:47 in the fourth quarter, and Attica’s last field goal was at 0:57.

The Linn Bulldogs are heading to the 1A Division II State Championship! They’ll clash with Twin Valley League rival and fellow USD 223 school, the Hanover Wildcats, at 4:00 p.m. this Saturday. Fans can tune in to 95.5 KNDY-FM to catch all the action.

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