The Pe Ell girls basketball team stuck to its blueprint for success so far this winter, riding a massive game from senior Charlie Carper with a whole lot of support from underclassmen in a 48-29 win …
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The Pe Ell girls basketball team stuck to its blueprint for success so far this winter, riding a massive game from senior Charlie Carper with a whole lot of support from underclassmen in a 48-29 win over South Bend on Saturday.
Carper outscored South Bend herself, dropping a 30-point, 13-rebound, 11-steal triple-double.
Behind her, sophomore Ricki Coleman logged 10 points and 12 rebounds for a double-double of her own. Fellow sophomore Brookelynn King led the Trojans on the boards with 14 rebounds, while freshman Ava King had nine.
Pe Ell wouldn’t need a comeback this time around, outscoring South Bend 13-6 in the first quarter and 25-17 in the first half, then holding its guests to just 12 points in the latter 16 minutes.
Pe Ell (5-2, 1-1 1B CVL) will face Ocosta on Monday.
