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California holds off Fort Cherry for 50-43 playoff win

By Rob Burchianti rburchianti@heraldstandard.Com 5 min read
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California poses for a team photo after the Lady Trojans defeated Fort Cherry, 50-43, in a WPIAL Class 2A first-round playoff game Tuesday night at California

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California无毛视频檚 Makayla Boda scores in front of Fort Cherry无毛视频檚 Ava Menzies after coming up with a steal during Tuesday night无毛视频檚 WPIAL playoff game at California. Boda scored a game-high 23 points in the Lady Trojans无毛视频 50-43 win.

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California无毛视频檚 Jordyn Cruse lets fly with a 3-pointer against Fort Cherry as time expires in the second quarter during Tuesday night无毛视频檚 WPIAL playoff game at California. The shot went in to give the Lady Trojans a 24-22 halftime lead and they went on to win, 50-43.

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California's Rakiyah Porter lofts a shot against Fort Cherry during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California. Porter scored 15 points in the Lady Trojans' 50-43 victory.

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California's Ca'Mari Walden comes away from a group of Fort Cherry players with one of her many rebounds during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California.

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California无毛视频檚 Makayla Boda dribbles past Fort Cherry无毛视频檚 Raney Staub during a WPIAL playoff game at California on March 2. Boda was chosen to play in this year无毛视频檚 Roundball Classic.

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California players rejoice after a 50-43 victory over Fort Cherry on March 2 in a WPIAL playoff game at California.

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California's Jordyn Cruse (14) pulls down a rebound in front of three Fort Cherry players during the Lady Trojans' WPIAL playoff victory at California last season.

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California coach Chris Niemiec talks to his player during a timeout in a WPIAL playoff game against Fort Cherry at California on March 2. The Lady Trojans won, 50-43. Niemiec has decided to step down as coach after three seasons.

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California's Makayla Boda races up court after stealing the ball from Fort Cherry during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California.

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California's Jordyn Cruse prepares to shoot a free throw against Fort Cherry with 27.1 seconds left in Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California. Cruse made four straight foul shots in the final minute to help the Lady Trojans hang on for a 50-43 win.

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California and Fort Cherry players scramble to gain possession of a loose ball during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California.

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California's Makayla Boda puts up a one-handed shot in the lane as Fort Cherry's Dana Sinatrra (21) and the Lady Trojans' Delaney Ruth (24) look on during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California.

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California coach Chris Niemiec, sporting the perfect tie for the occasion, watches the action as his Lady Trojans battle Fort Cherry during a WPIAL playoff game at California on March 2. The Lady Trojans won, 50-43. Niemiec has decided to step down as coach after three seasons.

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California's Makayla Boda releases a foul shot against Fort Cherry as Ca'Mari Walden (14) readies for a possible rebound during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California. Walden didn't have to worry as Boda made all seven of her free throws in a 23-point effort. The Lady Trojans won, 50-43.

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Fort Cherry coach Clarence Edwards talks to Dana Sinatra during Tuesday night's WPIAL playoff game at California.

COAL CENTER 无毛视频 Makayla Boda had been in this situation before.

The California senior played well in two tight playoff games a year ago so another close battle against Fort Cherry on Tuesday night didn无毛视频檛 faze her at all.

Boda scored a game-high 23 points and made several key plays in the second half as the Trojans pulled away in the final minutes for a 50-43 win over the Rangers in a WPIAL Class 2A first-round battle.

无毛视频淲e went through that last year, too,无毛视频 Boda said. 无毛视频淚t helped me a lot. Last year we won one game by one (36-35 over Greensburg Central Catholic) and lost one by two (43-41 to Clairton).无毛视频

无毛视频淢akayla is used to this,无毛视频 California coach Chris Niemiec said. 无毛视频淎gainst Greensburg last year and against Clairton she really took over the game.无毛视频

Boda admitted she无毛视频檚 rarely in a relaxed state before tip-off.

无毛视频淚 get nervous before the game but once I get into the game it无毛视频檚 like 无毛视频榞ame mode,'无毛视频 Boda said.

Eighth-seeded California advances to play at top-seeded Neshannock, a 70-40 winner over Aliquippa, in a quarterfinal match-up Friday at 6 p.m.

The Trojans (11-3) held a 32-30 lead after three quarters but Dana Sinatra无毛视频檚 basket tied it for Fort Cherry early in the fourth.

Boda followed with back-to-back steals, one leading to teammate Rakiyah Porter making one of two free throws and the other leading to Boda sinking a pair of foul shots for a 35-32 lead.

Porter followed with a 3-pointer to put California up 38-32 with just over four minutes remaining.

The ninth-seeded Rangers (10-10) battled back. A steal and layup by Emma Blinkenderfer and a basket by Sinatra whittling to gap to 40-38 with 2:23 left.

Ca无毛视频橫ari Walden, who dominated on the boards for California, showed her passing ability with two key assists, one to Boda for a layup and another to McKenna Hewitt inside for a basket to stretch the gap to six with 1:15 remaining.

无毛视频淪he did amazing,无毛视频 Niemiec said of Walden. 无毛视频淪he passed the ball well. The last two field goals we had were off of good passes from Ca无毛视频橫ari at the top of the key. She无毛视频檚 the big and we无毛视频檙e young after that with not a lot of experience. She has a large load to lift.无毛视频

From there the Trojans put the game away at foul line. Porter, who missed the front end of a one-and-one with 1:27 left, came right back to swish four in a row and Boda made two in the closing seconds to cap a perfect seven-for-seven night at the charity stripe.

Niemiec cited his team无毛视频檚 playoff experience as the deciding factor in the win.

无毛视频淚 think that无毛视频檚 what turned the balance in the end,无毛视频 Niemiec said. 无毛视频淭hey无毛视频檙e a young team and they haven无毛视频檛 been in the playoffs and we无毛视频檝e been there a lot. When you play a lot of close games in the playoffs the experience is what wins you the games.无毛视频

Porter, a freshman, followed Boda in scoring with 15 points and Cruse added 10.

无毛视频淩akiyah stepped up really big tonight offensively,无毛视频 Niemiec said.

Annika Rinehart led Fort Cherry with 16 points. Sinatra and Blinkenderfer had nine and eight points, respectively.

Rangers coach Clarence Edwards felt his team missed too many easy shots.

无毛视频淭he layups,无毛视频 Edwards said. 无毛视频淭he goals were to simply finish layups, win the boards and limit the turnovers. We just didn无毛视频檛 finish. Our defense played well.无毛视频

California played without one of its top scorers, Kendelle Weston, who was ruled ineligible for the postseason after transferring from Monessen following last season.

无毛视频淚f she was here it would无毛视频檝e been a different game,无毛视频 Boda said. 无毛视频淏ut we still played as hard as we could and I无毛视频檓 really proud of us.无毛视频

Niemiec agreed that the Trojans missed Weston无毛视频檚 shooting.

无毛视频淭hey went to a zone and we couldn无毛视频檛 expand it as much as we would无毛视频檝e liked,无毛视频 he said.

California led 16-11 after the first quarter and went up eight on a 3-pointer by Cruse early in the second quarter.

Fort Cherry answered with an 11-2 run to take a 22-21 lead before Cruse hit another 3-pointer just before the buzzer to put California ahead 24-22 at halftime.

无毛视频淭hat was huge,无毛视频 Niemiec said. 无毛视频淭hey would无毛视频檝e had the lead going into halftime and I think that kind of brought everything back and calmed them.无毛视频

California would never trail again.

Rinehart tied the game with a basket early in the third quarter but Boda came up with consecutive layups off steals to make it 28-24 and the Trojans took a 32-30 advantage into the final quarter.

无毛视频淪he无毛视频檚 battling shin splints,无毛视频 Niemiec said of Boda, making her performance even more amazing. 无毛视频淓very timeout she无毛视频檚 down with the trainer. She just runs like crazy.无毛视频

Niemiec lauded his team for its defensive play.

无毛视频淲e help out in the middle and we really pressured their guards,无毛视频 Niemiec said. 无毛视频淚f they beat us to the hoop we had help waiting for them so we were being aggressive, taking some chances out front, causing some turnovers.无毛视频

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