Lady Indians wrap up scrimmage play with a victory over LCA

MoCO GBB finished up their scrimmage play in spectacular fashion with a a dominant 51-29 victory over Lexington Christian Academy. The team showcased impressive depth and balanced scoring throughout the contest, never trailing as they built and maintained a commanding lead from the opening tip.

The game began with an explosive start as MoCo jumped out to an 8-0 lead in the first quarter, with four different players finding the scoreboard early. Raegan Mays opened the scoring with a designed field goal off of the tip, followed by contributions from Sophie Fouch, Elaine Purvis, and Baylee Warner. Addison Terry then took over, scoring 7 points in the quarter including a three-pointer to help establish a 15-5 advantage after one period. Terry’s hot shooting continued as she finished with a game-high 17 points on an efficient 7-12 shooting from the field.

The second quarter belonged to the well-rounded attack, as multiple players contributed to extend the lead to 25-13 at halftime. Baylee Warner emerged as a key contributor, showcasing perfect shooting throughout the game by going 3-3 from the field, 1-1 from three-point range, and a flawless 4-4 from the charity stripe to finish with 11 points. The third quarter saw LCA mount a brief 6-point scoring run, but MoCo responded immediately with strong play from Terry and solid contributions from Raegan Mays, who added 7 points on 3-5 shooting.

The final period demonstrated the team’s depth as multiple players saw action and contributed to the victory. PA Routt provided a spark with two three-pointers, finishing with 6 points while shooting 50% from beyond the arc. Despite LCA’s efforts to cut into the deficit, the Lady Indians maintained control throughout, with the role players getting some valuable experience in the closing minutes. The 22-point victory margin reflected the team’s balanced offensive attack and strong defensive effort, setting a positive tone for the season ahead.

The team will enjoy Thanksgiving this week and one more week of prep before heading to Owingsville on December 3rd to take on the Bath County Lady Cats to open up the 2025-2026 season.