EHS LADY HOOPSTERS

STATE CHAMPIONS

The Wolves came howling, putting the hurt on the Beavers in the first quarter. (14-6) Led by Lyman and Williams. The Beavers slowed the Wolves down in the 2nd quarter only allowing 5 points, but the defense of the Wolves did even better holding the Beavers to 4. The 3rd quarter usually the best quarter for the Wolves found them discovering that Lexy Moss could shoot Jimmer type 3-pointers. The Beavers closed the gap to 5, (25-20), at the end of the 3rd quarter. With the momentum changing, Moss scored 5 more points in the fourth to tie the game at 27-27. No problem for the Wolves. The defense toughened up and held the Beavers scoreless until the Wolves had scored 14 straight points and the championship put away.

A nice mercy story, with 3 seconds, Shiloh White, a senior for Beaver who played only a few minutes during the season entered the game. The ball was passed into White. Lyman in position to swat the ball, decided to let White have a bright moment. White scored the final points of the game. Final 41-29 Enterprise over Beaver. STATE CHAMPS

Tressa scoring the first basket of the game.

Jodi was determined to take the ball to the hole.

Jodi hit a 3.

Shalee fighting for the ball.

Anden pressuring Moss.

Moss putting pressure on the shooter.

Taylor applying pressure to this Beaver sophomore.

Taylor keeping an elbow between Moss and herself.

Jodi and Tressa receiving their academic all-state.

Tressa hits 2 free throws to break the tie and put the Wolves ahead for good.

Shalee makes the biggest basket of her career and the biggest shot of the game.

Shalee fouls out.

Lexy in the game for the final 3 seconds.

One big fan.

One happy coach.

quietly cheering.

loudly cheering

roudily cheering

players cheering 'We are the Champions"

Seniors

Hansen and others cheering joyfully.

Riley and Tressa

Coaches congrulating each other.

OTHER CELEBRATIONS

THE WOLF HOWL

ENTERPRISE WOLVES 2010-11 STATE CHAMPS

Another solid start, but the Wildcats also started strong scoring 9 points in the first 5 minutes of the game. But the next 24 minutes were awful for the Wildcats. The defense of the Wolves would hold the Wildcats to 3 points over the next 21 minutes and a 25 point lead. The Wolves went on to finish the game 43-23. No Wildcat scoring more than 5. The Wolves were led by Anden Lyman with 11, followed by Jodi Williams with 9, Taylor Phelps with 7, and Tressa Lyman with 6.