Varsity girls basketball lost to Glendora 48-64 at home on Senior Night, Feb. 4.
The first quarter of the game started off slow for the Mustangs, as Glendora’s aggressive defense and smart passes spurred a 2-18 Walnut deficit. However, the Mustangs gradually scored with layups, concluding the first half 15-30. Starting the second half, both teams traded baskets back and forth. However, Glendora’s offense pushed through the Mustangs’ defense, ending the third quarter 32-50. The Mustangs’ energy picked up in the last quarter, but Glendora kept up their defense, ending the game with a final score of 48-64.
“I felt really good about [the game] because I know I tried my hardest, and I left everything that I know about basketball out on the court in my last and final game,” point guard senior Kameryn Perea-Saupan said. Ω
![Scanning the pool | 1/2 attacker junior Emma Roarick looks to make a play toward the goal in a 5-4 CIF first round win over Patriot. “I was feeling very nervous for this game because we played this team already and won by only one point last time. The game was nerve-wracking, and we had a lot of challenges that game. It was a very good game, and we put up a really good fight. It was exciting to win that game, especially for it being our first [CIF] game this season,” Roarick said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/IMG_8662-1200x800.jpg)
