The Crusaders, who trailed by 11 points after one period, outscore the Mustangs 27-9 in the third to build an 11-point lead.
Haley Jones
Staff Writer
Haley has been with the Sun Journal sports department since November 2023. She graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles in May 2022 with a degree in international relations. Haley also played lacrosse for the Tigers, so naturally, her love of sports led her to pursue a permanent sports journalism role. Before her move to Maine, she previously worked as a general assignment reporter in Lancaster, S.C., covering education, city council, crime and business. Haley is a native southerner, born and raised in Alpharetta, Georgia, so don’t be surprised when she slips the occasional “y’all” into her interview questions.
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Girls basketball: Lewiston’s Koral and Josh Morin cherish unexpected and special season together
Dad stepped in to coach the Blue Devils for his daughter’s senior season, which was one of the program’s best in recent memory.
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Women’s basketball: CMCC junior Destiny Mora Lopez celebrates tremendous personal growth entering finals
“Honestly, when you go through a lot of life experiences, especially on your own, and you’re away from family, that makes you grow up quite a bit,” Mora Lopez said.
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Women’s basketball: Bates senior Morgan Kennedy leading Bobcats to NCAA Sweet 16
The captain from Oklahoma City is the leading scorer for the Bobcats, who face Wartburg on Friday in Rhode Island.
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Girls basketball: Edward Little’s Hope Fontaine turns to faith over fear following injury
Freshman suffered torn ACL and two meniscus tears on Jan. 6 and has been on a journey of self-discovery since.
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Women’s basketball: Bates pulls away from Widener to advance to NCAA D3 Sweet 16
The Bobcats stretch out a slim halftime lead to make it to the third round for the first time in nearly two decades.
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Women’s basketball: Bates beats Brooklyn, advances to second round of NCAA tournament
Elsa Daulerio plays big, putting up 20 points and pulling down 20 rebounds, for the Bobcats, who will face Widener on Saturday in Lewiston.
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Women’s basketball: Bates College excited to host first two rounds of NCAA tournament
After earning an at-large bid, the Bobcats welcome three other teams to Alumni Gym with a third-round berth on the line.
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Girls basketball: Defending champ Oxford Hills denied by Cheverus in AA North final
Neither team’s star shines brightest, between suffocating defense and foul trouble, but Ruth Boles helps the top-seeded Stags stay steady to win and stay undefeated.
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Girls basketball: Oceanside takes control in second half to defeat Spruce Mountain in Class B South final
The top-seeded Mariners exact some revenge against the Phoenix in a rematch of last year’s final. Spruce Mountain’s Avery Bessey breaks B South record for tournament 3-pointers.