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Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 12:51 AM

NARROW LOSS FOR LA GIRLS

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NARROW LOSS FOR LA GIRLS

    The Langford Area girls basketball team dropped a narrow 51-48 decision to Tiospa Zina on Friday to fall to 4-5 on the season.
    Coach Michael Alberts’ club faces a hectic schedule in the upcoming week, hosting Waverly-South Shore on Thursday, traveling to Eureka to take on North Central on Saturday, hosting Tri-State on Monday, and playing at Warner on Tuesday.  The North Central and Tri-State contests are doubleheaders with the boys’ team.
    Against Tiospa Zina the Lady Lions erased a three-point first period deficit and led 25-24 at halftime.  The Wambdi re-took a 38-37 lead after three stanzas and held on for the win. 
    “This was a good game for our girls,” said Alberts.  “We were able to have game experience of trying to work our way back at the end of the game. I thought the girls did a good job executing what we wanted to.  We just didn’t get our shot to fall and that’s just how it goes sometimes, but I think this experience could help us down the road. Defensively, we let their shooters get some open shots and we also let them get some easy looks around the basket. We did a good job creating shots for other girls and we rebounded well.”
    Alex Darling led LA with 21 points, including four three-pointers.  Eliana Darling pulled down 16 rebounds and Lizzie Gustafson grabbed 13 and had five assists.

    LANGFORD AREA: Eliana Darling 3 2-4 8, Paytyn Marlow 2 1-2 6, Clarissa Guy 2 1-4 5, Mariah Tosse 1 0-0 2, Alex Darling 7 3-3 21, Lizzie Gustafson 3 0-0 6.  Totals 18-59 7-13 48.
    TIOSPA ZINA: Maya Deutsch 8 0-0 19, Latice  Rodlund 7 0-0 17, Journee Haley 4 5-7 13, Faith Fourstar 1 0-0 2.  Totals 21 5-7 51.
LA (4-5) 10 25 37 48
TZ (4-6) 13 24 38 51
    3-point goals – A. Darling 4, Marlow; Deutsch 3, Rodlund 3.  Fouled out – Fourstar.  Total fouls – LA 8, TZ 17.
 


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