Soroco girls basketball wins big at home, 51-15
Friday, December 7, 2012
2012-13 Rams girls basketball schedule
- Nov. 29: Little Snake River 38, Soroco 27 at Meeker Cowboy Shootout
- Nov. 30: Soroco 39, Nucla 38 at Meeker Cowboy Shootout
- Dec. 1: Soroco 48, Hayden 28 at Meeker Cowboy Shootout
- Dec. 7: Soroco 51, Longmont Christian 15
- Dec. 11: Soroco 39, North Park 29
- Dec. 15: Soroco 64, Beth Eden 48
- Jan. 12: Soroco 47, West Grand 27
- Jan. 15: Soroco 43, Denver Eagles 31
- Jan. 18: Paonia 74, Soroco 36
- Jan. 19: Hotchkiss 62, Soroco 36
- Jan. 24: Soroco 50, Hayden 29
- Jan. 26: Soroco 46, Vail Christian 37
- Feb. 1: Meeker 54, Soroco 37
- Feb. 2: Rangely 36, Soroco 29
- Feb. 8: Soroco 49, North Park 48
- Feb. 9: Soroco 55, West Grand 47
- Feb. 12: Soroco 59, Vail Christian 28
- Feb. 16: Soroco 46, Plateau Valley 26
- Feb. 22: Soroco 55, Hayden 32
- Feb. 26: District tournament at home sites
- March 1 and 2: District tournament at Paonia: Rangely 48, Soroco 42
Steamboat Springs It was close but not for long. The Soroco High School girls basketball team blew open its game Friday night, rolling by Longmont Christian, 51-15.
The Rams led by only 12-7 after the first quarter, but they caught fire and never looked back.
“Defensively, we really played well the last three quarters,” coach David Bruner said.
No kidding. Soroco gave up only eight points the remainder of the game. It led 27-9 at half.
Freshman Briana Peterson led the squad with 16 points. Shelby Meyer had nine, and Jessica Rossi scored eight.
“We got some steals out of our press, and we were able to get some closer shots,” Bruner said. “That’s what got us going.”
The team also shot 16 for 24 from the free-throw line, a big step up from its 35 percent mark there a week ago.
To reach Joel Reichenberger, call 970-871-4253 or email jreichenberger@SteamboatToday.com

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