Girls basketball team in Minnesota loses 65-0

School has under 100 students.

http://www.startribune.com/sports/preps/79079887.html?elr=KArksi8cyaiUeyD8_o8cyaiUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUU

 

Reminds me of Lisa Leslie's 101 points in the 1st half her senior year. South Torrance coach refused to bring his team onto the court after halftime, preventing Leslie from breaking Cheryl Miller's national record of 105 points.

http://www.jockbio.com/Bios/Leslie/Leslie_bio.html

 

Please, oh please, can RickStain write the gamer?

 

Coach of the winning team should be fired.

 

Team that lost was in the state tourney last year. Guess it's fair to say Wrenshall rebuilds and doesn't reload.

 

I've never seen it in a shutout, but I've seen scores that are even more lopsided. Unless they were still pressing, shooting threes and using starters at the end of the game, I think you are overreacting just a tad.

 

I think another minnesota team got shut out a few years ago, a team from the Twin Cities that had been to state the year before as well. All their players left for open enrollment the following season.

 

Think blue.

 

RICKSTAINVILLE -- The Wrenshall girls basketball team posted a stellar defensive effort Thursday night, clamping down to hold the visiting Moose Lake-Willow River team to 65 points.

 

Fixed/crossthread.

 

Well struck.

 

"Our goal was to hold Moose Lake-Willow to below 70 points. Their average was 76," Wrenshall coach Tiger Wouldnt said. "We discussed options and decided that pity was our best bet. It worked."