#Another word for devour free

“They missed some shots early, and we were able to get those rebounds,” he said. We were able to take her out a little bit and make the others handle the ball.” “It was one of those things where we wanted to see if they could handle our pressure,” Corydon Central coach Josh Conrad said. “They were overplaying me, so that’s like a ticket for me to go to the basket,” Weber said. Rushville finished out the half with a 7-0 burst, but the Lady Panthers enjoyed a 39-21 lead at the half, Weber responsible for 22 of the Lady Panthers’ points. Boyer scored from the stripe again, but Vaughn countered again from behind the arc. Leoni Boyer finally sank a pair from the charity stripe to stop the run, but Josie Vaughn canceled those out with a quick five. Corydon Central took over again at that point, running off the next 12 points for a 31-10 advantage.

#Another word for devour free

Morgan Adams converted off a missed Rushville three to start the second quarter, but Annabell Gossett countered with a three then added a free throw.

Gracie Buzzard gave the Lady Lions two free throws, but Corydon Central had established a 17-6 lead by the end of the period. Briley Munchel finally gave Rushville a second basket, but Orme and Weber scored again. The Lady Lions turned the ball over six times, as Orme added a deuce in the paint for a 13-2 lead. The Lady Panthers put down a defensive web that Rushville struggled to get through to start the game, and Weber wasted no time getting her game going, scoring Corydon Central’s first 11 points. Corydon Central senior Ava Weber, center, flies between Rushville’s Annabell Gosset, left, and Leonie Boyer for two of her 34 points in the first half of the Lady Panthers’ regional win Saturday. “We came out ready from the start, which carried over to the rest of the game,” senior Bailey Orme said. “We came out with a rough start to Scottsburg (in the sectional), and we knew the biggest thing we had to do is make an appearance and come out, shut them down early,” said Corydon Central senior Ava Weber. Saturday afternoon, the Lady Panthers put themselves back into the semi-state at the Charlestown Regional, with a total shredding of the Rushville Lady Lions in an overwhelming 68-40 win, leaving Rushville fans stunned in silence. That was also the year they went on to win over Mount Vernon in the semi-state for a trip to the state finals, under the direction of coach Michael Uhl, where they finished as runner-up behind South Bend St. It’s been 18 years since the Corydon Central Lady Panthers made their way into the Indiana girls’ basketball semi-state, the last one coming in 2005 when they beat Jasper and Evansville Memorial for their last regional title.