Junior Marsha McCay, left, junior Caroline Ward, and sophomore Taylor Bean watch a Petersburg player scramble for a loose ball in the third quarter of Friday's Girls' varsity homecoming game.
More aggressive moves toward the hoop couldn't make up the difference, and the Lady Wolves lost twice on homecoming weekend.
The Wrangell girls basketball team shot 61 percent from the line as a team, and scored 20 of their points on fouls, indicative of a more aggressive offensive press. The Lady Vikings answered from the field Friday – making only three trips to the free-throw line in 32 minutes – and claimed the win 42-28.
The Lady Wolves would pull within three points near the end of the third quarter Friday, but couldn't keep up with the Petersburg offense in the fourth quarter, and were...
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