Hayden girls basketball to face Soroco
Monday, February 20, 2012
2011-12 Tigers girls basketball schedule
- Dec. 1 to 3: Meeker Tournament — Game 1: Hayden 56, Cedaredge 37; Game 2: Hayden 38, Palisade 31; Championship game: Hayden 50, Grand Valley 40
- Dec. 8: Hayden 56, Vail Christian 21
- Dec. 16: Hayden 65, North Park 26
- Dec. 17: Little Snake River 50, Hayden 43
- Jan. 3: 6:30 p.m. vs. Basalt
- Jan. 6: Meeker 62, Hayden 59
- Jan. 10: 7 p.m. at Little Snake River
- Jan. 13: Hayden 70, West Grand 20
- Jan. 14: Hayden 61, North Park 22
- Jan. 21: Hayden 56, Vail Christian 32
- Jan. 27: Hayden 52, Soroco 35
- Jan. 28: Rangely 42, Hayden 33
- Feb. 3: Hayden 63, Plateau Valley 36
- Feb. 4: Paonia 83, Hayden 65
- Feb. 10: Hayden 62, Soroco 52
- Feb. 11: Hayden 72, West Grand 31
- Feb. 21: Hayden 52, Soroco 51
- Feb. 24: District Tournament: Paonia 66, Hayden 52
- Feb. 25: District Tournament: Hayden 61, Rangely 43
- March 2 and 3: Regional tournament
Steamboat Springs — If nothing else, Tuesday’s game between the Soroco and Hayden girls basketball teams should be an entertaining spectacle.
Hayden, the favorite coming into Tuesday, beat Soroco by 17 and 10 points in the teams’ two meetings earlier this year. The Rams, however, come into Tuesday’s game playing well. Soroco wrapped up its best regular season since 1999 and has proven it’s much more than guard Madison George. George, who averages just more than 16 points per game and is tough for anyone to handle. If she can get help from Lindsay Miles and Jacey Schlegel, there’s no doubt the Rams are capable of winning.
Hayden has leaned on its front court of Erin Koehler and Aubree Haskins. Koehler has been magnificent, averaging 21 points per game.
Tuesday very well could come down to which supporting cast better helps George and Kohler.
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