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    Home Sports Lady Elkers’ rally falls short in Class AA semis
    Lady Elkers’ rally falls short in Class AA semis
    Basketball, High School, Local Sports, Sports
    February 27, 2020

    Lady Elkers’ rally falls short in Class AA semis

    BROOKVILLE — Trailing by double digits at one point in the first half and down by seven at halftime, the top-seeded Ridgway Lady Elkers battled all the way back Wednesday night.

    Julie Peterson hit a 3-pointer — her team’s first, and only, of the game — and Ridgway tied the score at 41 with 20 seconds to play.

    But Keystone’s Natalie Bowser knocked down a jumper in the paint with six seconds to go that would ultimately be the difference as her fourth-seeded Lady Panthers pulled off a 43-41 upset win over Ridgway in the District 9 Class AA semifinals at Brookville High School.

    After Bowser’s make, and with just a few seconds left on the clock, Keystone (16-8) stole the ball on the ensuing inbounds pass and went to the free-throw line. They missed the front end of a one-and-one opportunity, but Ridgway (17-7) couldn’t get one last desperation shot off.

    Early on, Emily Lauer and Jozee Weaver controlled the game for Keystone. The duo combined to pour in 18 of Keystone’s 22 first-half points. Lauer finished with a game-high 19, including nine in the fourth quarter, and Weaver had 15.

    For the Lady Elkers, which made just 11 field goals in the game, a big chunk of their offense came at the free-throw line. Ridgway knocked down 18 of its attempts at the charity stripe, but it was the nine misses — particularly the four in the fourth quarter — that hurt.

    Gabbi Rohr and Lindsey Steis each had 10 points for the Lady Elkers, while Julie Peterson and Christiana Fullem had eight a piece.

    Keystone advances to Friday’s title game at 6:30 p.m. at Clarion University against second-seeded Redbank Valley. The two teams split their season series. Ridgway, meanwhile, gets Clarion in the consolation game Friday at a site and time to be determined.

    AT BROOKVILLE

    Keystone (43)

    Emily Lauer 6 5-6 19, Jozee Weaver 7 0-0 15, Hurrelbrink 2 0-0 5, Bowser 2 0-0 4, M. Dunlap 0 0-1 0. Totals: 17 5-7 43

    Ridgway (41)

    Gabbi Rohr 2 6-12 10, Lindsey Steis 3 4-4 10, Fullem 3 2-2 8, Peterson 2 3-5 8, Delhunty 0 3-4 3, Cobaugh 1 0-0 2. Totals: 11 18-27 41

    Keystone 11 22 28 43

    Ridgway 5 15 25 41

    Three-point goals: Keystone 4 (Lauer 2, Weaver, Hurrelbrink), Ridgway 1 (Peterson); Total fouls: Keystone 19, Ridgway 9; fouled out: A. Dunlap (Keystone)

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    basketball clarion university emily lauer julie peterson keystone natalie bowser ridgway lady elkers semi sport

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