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Lady Titans Case Study

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One of the of Boo Williams and Ronald Curry Christmas Classic final games of Day 1 would be the Lady Titans of Lake Taylor, St Mary 's’ Ryken ( MD). When out of state teams play each other you really get the best out of both teams. Lady Titans would come out aggressive, forcing turnovers and scoring fast-break points. Lake Taylor defense was so tight they only allowed 2 points in the first quarter while they would score 12. Asia- Monet Johnson would lead the charge, and her team followed suit. Johnson would explain how important it was to go up early on a team like this in a tournament.” We really just wanted to play tight defense, and play our game and not theirs. It took some of the pressure off of us, but unfortunately, when they get kept

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