Health & Fitness
Attleboro Loses to Cross Town Rival Bishop Feehan 66 Attleboro 48
Feehan’s Lauren Donahue opened the scoring with a three point shot from behind the arc and the Shamrocks were never to relinquish the lead.
Attleboro’s Emily Houle put the Bombardiers on the scoreboard, with a three point shot. Baskets by Kerri Beland and Bri LaPlume knotted the score at 7 all. The Shamrocks scored the next 14 points and Attleboro was only able to manage one basket, by Beland. The first quarter ended, 21-9.
Attleboro’s Beland hit 1 of 2 free throws to open the second quarter, followed by 2 from the charity stripe by LaPlume. Attleboro attempted to keep pace with the Feehan scoring. 6 points by Beland, 3 by Sarah Deyo and a 3 by Houle, ended the half, 35-24.
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Houle opened the second half scoring but the girls in blue could only manage 10 points in that 8 minute segment and fell behind 54-34.
In the final quarter Attleboro’s Beth Clifton got the girls in blue on the scoreboard first, with a put back. Beland followed with a 3, before scores by Feehan’s Manis and Donahue gave the Shamrocks a 58-39 lead. Both teams found themselves in foul trouble but Attleboro was unable to match the depth of the Feehan bench. A 3 by Houle closed out the game with Feehan earning an 18 point victory.
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Beland led the Bombardiers with 18 points, followed by Houle, with 13. Once again LaPlume was a force on the boards, pulling down 7 rebounds.
Attleboro now stands at 2-3 and 1-2 in league play. They will travel to Dartmouth on Monday for a 2:00 non league game.