Buzzer Beater for MS Girls Basketball's Grey Team Secures Win
The middle school girls basketball's grey team traveled to Hobe Sound on 1/10/24 to take on the Pine School. A fierce game of back and forth saw the Pirates down 12-13 against the Knights with 7 seconds to go. A well-timed bank shot by Elis Rey Nelson with 2 seconds remaining sealed the thrilling 14-13 victory for the Pirate team.
An entire team effort ensured the win for the Pirates, with all of the athletes showing great teamwork on the floor. Nelson, Linley Davis-Curley, Ava Roselli, Savannah Shambo, and Emmery Clarkson all took charge in the matchup, showing outstanding leadership and making vital plays on the court. Jaiya Hebig made a noticeable difference for the Pirate team in her first return-to-play game after previously being sidelined with an injury.
An entire team effort ensured the win for the Pirates, with all of the athletes showing great teamwork on the floor. Nelson, Linley Davis-Curley, Ava Roselli, Savannah Shambo, and Emmery Clarkson all took charge in the matchup, showing outstanding leadership and making vital plays on the court. Jaiya Hebig made a noticeable difference for the Pirate team in her first return-to-play game after previously being sidelined with an injury.
Next game is away on 1/16/24 at Master's Academy of Vero Beach, starting at 3:30 PM.
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