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The girl’s basketball team loses their winning streak against the Kennedy Cougars

The girl’s basketball team played against Kennedy High School on Wednesday, Jan. 18, and lost 56-24.

By Darling Zelaya, Layout/Photographer • Feb 6, 2023

Highlights |

The girls managed to maintain a strong defense during the whole game even though their offense struggled to keep up.
Cara Dechathong #40 stands out per usual and comes in clutch with the 3’s.
Towards the end of the game, they started to pick up the momentum, which motivated the rest of the team to get it together.

What’s next | The next game for the girls basketball team will be on Friday, Jan. 20, at Reseda High School.

Team thoughts | “There’s been games where we do really well and others where we get in all over our heads, but for the most part it’s been really good.’” said Katya Tapia, #2

Our thoughts | Despite the loss to the Kennedy Cougars, the girls gave it their all and will work to bounce back in their next game.

For the books

5 wins, 3 losses
Valley Mission League

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Darling Zelaya, Layout/Photographer

Darling Zelaya is a layout designer and photographer for The Mirror. She is a senior in her first year of journalism. Outside of school, she enjoys listening to music, reading, watching movies, and swimming. She has two cats that she loves a lot — Ginger and Milo. After high school, she plans to go to college and get a bachelor’s in accounting.

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