Sunday, February 5, 2012
The Warriors girls squad took on Newton South with proceeds going to the American Cancer Society.
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Sunday, February 5, 2012
The Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball, in teaming up with the American Cancer Society, hosted a Coaches vs. Cancer Awareness game Friday night against Newton South. Through head basketball coach Liza Feldman's work with the Coaches vs. Cancer program, the Warriors chose to dedicate the home game that benefitted the American Cancer Society. The players honored all of their loved ones who have been affected by cancer by wearing pink and purple. Fans were encouraged to wear pink or purple to the game. The Lincoln-Sudbury players are in the process of building a Wall of Hope, which commemorates those whom died and all who are survivors of cancer. Wall of Hope cards were available at the game for a $1 donation and were added to the wall. All …
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Fouls, turnovers hurt the Warriors as they fall to 0-2.
The Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team will have to wait a few more days for a chance to earn its first victory of the season, as the Warriors fell to the Newton North on Tuesday, 53-40. “I didn’t really say anything (after the game concluded),” said Lincoln-Sudbury coach Liza Feldman, when asked about her overall thoughts on her team’s performance. “We’ll talk about it tomorrow (because) I’ve got to process it a little bit.” As for Newton North, this particular contest was a tad bit more enjoyable to digest, as the Tigers not only earned their first victory of the season, but first-year head coach Linda Martindale earned her first official win with the Tigers as well. “It feels great,” she said. “It feels great to win a game on defense…
Saturday, December 10, 2011
The Warriors fall 68-56 to Westford Academy.
Two offensive spurts starting both halves faded, and with it, the Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team's hope of beginning the new season on a winning note. But despite the Warriors' 68-56 loss to Dual County League-foe Westford Academy Friday night, coach Liza Feldman was pleased with how her youthful squad performed. “With a fairly new team against a very strong team, I thought we held our own and it’s good for our kids to know that that was a winnable game,” she said. “It’s a great starting point.” The Warriors, who graduated six seniors last year and have three freshmen on this season’s squad, blazed out to a 10-3 advantage to start the contest. During that stretch, junior Ashley Lutz scored five of her game-high 20 points. But L-S …
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Acton-Boxborough advances to the final of the Division 1 North Sectional Tournament.
WESTFORD — The Lincoln-Sudbury girls' basketball team's postseason run came to a heart-breaking end in overtime of the Division 1 North semifinals on Tuesday. After upsetting tournament favorite Revere on Saturday, the eighth-seeded Warriors were eliminated following a 44-41 loss to Dual County League Large rival Acton-Boxborough at Westford Academy. “Down the line for us it was execution,” said L-S coach Liza Feldman. “We spent a lot of time on the perimeter, but towards the end we got a little more aggressive and attacked the basket. We just had to weather the storm and be the last team to make a run, but that did not happen tonight.” With the teams entering overtime tied 37-37, A-B junior Elizabeth Belanger scored five points to help …
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
No. 8 Warriors soar into quarterfinals of the North Division 1 Tournament.
Teammates Iliana Quadri and Ashley Lutz helped the Lincoln-Sudbury girls' basketball team make a bold statement in its postseason opener with double-digit scoring performances on Tuesday. Scoring a season-high 26 points, Quadri helped the eighth-seeded Warriors pull ahead early and hold a game-long lead on their way to a 74-44 home victory over No. 9 Medford in a first-round game of the MIAA North Division 1 Tournament. “Iliana is a smart player who takes good shots and she came ready to knock them down,” said L-S coach Liza Feldman. “If we are patient, we can get our good shooter good looks. We just had to get the team functioning and patient.” L-S advances to play either undefeated No. 1 Revere or No. 16 Lynn English (4-9) in the …
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Friday, February 25, 2011
Lincoln-Sudbury earns 8th seed.
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Friday, February 25, 2011
UPDATED: 3:25 P.M. A strong finish to its regular season allowed the Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team to earn the eighth seed in the upcoming Division 1 North Sectional Tournament. The MIAA announced the seedings earlier Friday. The Warriors will face Medford in the first round on Tuesday at 7 p.m. DIVISION 1 NORTH SEEDS: 1. Revere (20-0); 2. Andover (21-1); 3. Central Catholic (18-2); 4. Woburn (18-2; 5. Acton-Boxboro (17-3); 6. Masconomet (15-3); 7. Cambridge (14-6); 8. Lincoln-Sudbury (14-6); 9. Medford (14-6); 10. Chelmsford (13-7); 11. Haverhill (11-7); 12. Billerica (12-8); 13. Lowell (9-7); 14. Westford Academy (11-9); 15. Lexington (11-9); 16. Lynn English (12-10); 17. Somerville (10-10); 18. Lawrence (9-11) PRELIMINARY ROUND…
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Warriors now wait for seeding in MIAA tournament.
Sometimes the shots are just not falling. That’s what happened to the Mansfield High girls’ basketball team during the first quarter of the Mansfield Roundball Classic championship game against Lincoln-Sudbury Tuesday night at the James Albertini Memorial Gymnasium. But thanks to tournament MVP, senior guard Krista Luchette, that turned around in the second quarter and the Hornets went on to a 49-44 win over the Warriors. Luchette scored a game-high 14 points, including 10 during the second quarter. Senior center Colleen Copley scored all 10 of her points in the second and third quarters. Senior captain and forward Kathryn Campbell scored eight points in the game for the Hornets as did junior point guard Michaela Bowes. Campbell (six …
Friday, February 18, 2011
Strong first quarter enough to hold off Red Raiders.
The Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team chalked up an impressive 58-38 victory over sixth-ranked Wellesley Friday night at home, sending their senior squad home happy on Senior Night. A 9-0 run to open the game was just the start for the Warriors, who led the Red Raiders (15-2) by 18 after one quarter, by 16 at the half and by 18 after the third quarter. Wellesley showed a lot grit, cutting its deficit to within 11 in the fourth quarter, but key free throws down the stretch by L-S (13-5) thwarted any hopes of a stunning comeback. Check out the video highlights and pictures from the game.
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Saturday, February 12, 2011
Warriors clinch playoff berth with win over Waltham.
The depth of the Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team has been one of its strengths all season long. It’s fitting, then, that the team clinched a spot in the playoffs Friday night with a win over Waltham when two of its top players were sidelined with injuries. “It was a really good team win,” said senior Katelyn Wright, who didn’t play after injuring her foot in Tuesday’s win over Acton-Boxborough. “We have two starters out, so that means we need a lot of people to step up, and I think everyone did a really good job stepping up tonight and showing us that everyone is a threat in our lineup.” “I think [the injuries] would kill some teams,” added coach Liza Feldman. “It’s a credit to all the kids on the team who’ve been working hard and …
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Saturday, February 5, 2011
Despite leading by 10 points with four minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Warriors fall 67-56 to the undefeated Lions.
Up 10 points entering the final four minutes, the Lincoln-Sudbury girls basketball team had maintained a lead for the length of an entire quarter. A pair of 3s by Newton South teammates Kayla Burton and Sophie Bikofsky would change everything. Outscoring the Warriors 14-2 in the final 3 1/2 minutes of regulation, the undefeated Lions would force overtime on their way to a 67-56 victory over host L-S on Friday. “I am really proud of the way our team played and I thought we played with great intensity,” said L-S coach Liza Feldman. “We know we had a lot of chances, but you have got to hand it to Newton South. They turned it on when they needed to” Tied 56-56 with 1:30 remaining in overtime, Bikofsky, a senior, stepped 3 feet back from the 3-…
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Lynn Murray
7:59 am on Thursday, March 10, 2011
We LOVE our LS girls! The Warriors had a great season - they played hard and aggressive against some pretty tough opponents in the Dual County League. The girls have everything to be proud of!! more ›