Johnson paced the Cyclones with 21 points, and Sydney Eggena chipped in 18. Van Etten’s putback with 1:11 left in the second quarter gave the Lynx their first lead, 34-33, and they were up 36-34 at halftime.
Denver rocketed to a 15-5 lead before the Lynx stabilized. The end wasn’t what really hurt North Linn. “This one game isn’t going to define our season.
“There are things we can improve upon,” Kurt said. Van Etten made the first two free throws, missed the third. North Linn’s Chloe Van Etten was fouled on a 3-point attempt with 0:03.5 left. North Linn forced a Denver miss, but Reese Johnson grabbed the offensive rebound and stuck it back for a basket, and the Cyclones’ rally was underway.Īnother offensive rebound, by Grace Hennessy, tied the game, then Johnson scored in transition to put the Cyclones in front, 62-60, with 1:22 to go.Ī nifty reverse by Kamryn Kurt tied the game before Allison Bonnette’s three-point play put the Cyclones ahead for good with 36 ticks left. We were in quicksand out there a little.”ĭenver (2-0) trailed 60-56 after the Lynx (1-1) scored six consecutive points, capped by back-to-back buckets by Macy Boge, with 3:25 left. “Credit them they made plays,” North Linn Coach Brian Wheatley said. 5 Lynx, 65-64, in a Rivalry Saturday dandy at Johnson Hall. And that propelled the Class 2A fifth-ranked Cyclones past the 1A No. Instead, Denver closed the game with a 9-4 run.
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