Woodbury girls basketball: Royals’ White, Hunter too much for Millers
After beating Minneapolis Washburn 60-53 last Tuesday at Woodbury High School, the Royals improved to 2-1 on the year – with their lone loss a mere 3-point defeat by fifth-ranked St. Paul Central.By: Patrick Johnson, sports editor, Woodbury Bulletin
In its three non-conference games to start the 2012-13 season, the Woodbury girls basketball team has looked like a team to contend with. But, the real tests for the Royals start now.
After beating Minneapolis Washburn 60-53 last Tuesday at Woodbury High School, the Royals improved to 2-1 on the year – with their lone loss a mere 3-point defeat by fifth-ranked St. Paul Central. However, this week, Woodbury begins Suburban East Conference play.
The Royals traveled to Park (3-1) on Tuesday, after the Bulletin went to press. Next, Woodbury will head to Mounds View (3-2) to take on the Mustangs.
In its final tune-up before conference play began, Woodbury took down Washburn (2-1) thanks to the play of its three-headed monster of Kristina White, Mikaela Hunter and Kayla Bilski, who combined for 47 points in the game. White, a senior guard, led the way with 18 points. Hunter, a senior center had 17 points, and Bilski, a sophomore guard scored 12 points.
Woodbury took a 33-28 lead at the half and held on for the win, outscoring the Millers 27-25 in the second half.
Junior forward Chase Coley led Washburn with 22 points and 15 rebounds in the loss.
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