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Women’s Basketball Defeats Shadow Ridge

Anna Barragan, Staff Writer • January 17, 2024

On January 11th, Bishop Gorman women’s varsity basketball took on Shadow Ridge in the House of Glory.

The Lady Gaels went into this game with an 11-3 record, and also ranked number one in the state of Nevada, with point guard Aaliah Spaight ‘26 being the number one player in Nevada.

Women’s varsity basketball team’s bench cheering to start the game (Savannah Searcy ‘25)

Returning as head coach is Coach Sheryl Krmpotich, along with five state runner-ups, taking the lead and working her team back onto the competitive stage.

The Lady Gaels can say 11-4 after picking up a win, with a score of 59-46, that will be their eighth home win in a row.

Mya Ruiz ‘24, who helped the Lady Gaels with their 13-point win stated, “we worked as a team and trusted each other to shoot the ball,” she added, “going into future games, we need to trust each other to bring up the ball and shoot the ball well. Trust is a big deal for us in defense and offense.”

After playing four games, and going 3-1 between all four games, the Lady Gaels current record is 15-4. They will have an away game vs Palo Verde on Monday January 22, 2024.

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My name is Anna Barragan, class of 2027. This is my second year writing for The Lance. I am on the Bishop Gorman women’s basketball team as a combo guard. I’ve been playing basketball since I was six, and other sports I enjoy are track, volleyball and soccer. Hobbies of mine include: watching sports, going to sporting events, hanging out with family and friends, shopping, going on runs with my mom, and especially going shoe shopping.