GIRLS BASKETBALL: GA falls to Episcopal in PAISSA title game
There had been a few bumps in the road during the season for the Germantown Academy girls basketball team, but things had smoothed considerably by mid February.
The Patriots had reached the 20-win total, secured a spot in the state final and had a boat load of confidence. But Megan Quinn casts a long shadow.
Wherever the Patriots ventured Saturday evening, the Episcopal Academy star seemed to be lurking. Sometimes Quinn posted up and sometimes she took the ball at the top of the key and drove the lane. And she always seemed to be in the vicinity whenever a GA player wanted to take a shot.
Quinn scored 24 points, blocked three shots and altered dozens more and grabbed six rebounds to lead Episcopal Academy to a 56-42 win over Germantown Academy in the PAISSA Championship game at Malvern Prep.
The Patriots had reached the 20-win total, secured a spot in the state final and had a boat load of confidence. But Megan Quinn casts a long shadow.
Wherever the Patriots ventured Saturday evening, the Episcopal Academy star seemed to be lurking. Sometimes Quinn posted up and sometimes she took the ball at the top of the key and drove the lane. And she always seemed to be in the vicinity whenever a GA player wanted to take a shot.
Quinn scored 24 points, blocked three shots and altered dozens more and grabbed six rebounds to lead Episcopal Academy to a 56-42 win over Germantown Academy in the PAISSA Championship game at Malvern Prep.
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