Edit By: John Erik Hoglund (Player photos courtesy of: Varsityviews.com)

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Oakville (11-12)

Key Players:

10 – Emily Kuntze (Fr.) : 20 GP    8.8 Pts./G*   1.70 Ast./G*   33.2 FG%

22 – Emily Ball (Jr.) : 23 GP*   8.2 Pts./G    1.26 Ast./G    1.48 Stl./G   35.4 FG%

Last 3 Games:

2/12: W  –  Northwest Cedar Hill (46 – 43)

2/16: L   –  Webster Groves (68 – 26)

2/19: W  –  Windsor (Imperial) (44 – 38)

Final Word:

Led by freshman, Emily Kuntze, and junior, Emily Ball, the lady Tigers have plans to beat the Panthers and head into their first district game with a .500 record. The Oakville girls team will be matched up against Webster Groves (15-9), who just defeated the Tigers 68-26. Having such a tough district battle ahead of them, the Tigers need to gain a ton of momentum against Mehlville to continue their season after game one of districts.

Mehlville (3-18)

Key Players:

44 – Maddie Horn (So.) :  20 GP*    9.6 Pts./G    12 BLK*    5.6 Rbs./G

32 – Anna McKinnis (So.) : 20 GP*   9.9 Pts./G*    49.4 FG%*   6.0 Rbs./G*

Last 3 Games:

2/12 : L – Seckman (47-46)

2/15  : L – Kirkwood (57-24)

2/19 : L – Summit (50-32)

Final Word:

Coming off of seven straight losses, a big rivalry game win would be crucial for the Panthers. Mehlville will be playing Lindbergh (10-14) in the first round of districts. A big win against Oakville would give the Panthers a push start into a winnable game in districts. The Panthers fell to Lindbergh 55-37 in a meeting at Lindbergh earlier this season.

Key:

GP = games played  Pts./G = points per game   Ast./G = assists per game  * = leads team

FG% = field goal percentage    Stl./G = steals per game    BLK = total blocks   Rbs./G = rebounds per game