Basketball, Sports
Paul Reid  
March 11, 2013

Spot Valley on top in Western basketball

WAKEFIELD, Trelawny — Last year’s beaten finalists Spot Valley High raced to the top of the points table in the ISSA Western Conference high school girls basketball league on Friday, beating former champions Muschett High 41-20 in Wakefield, Trelawny.

This was Spot Valley’s second win and put them on four points, one more than Muschett and newcomers Mt Alvernia High.

National senior team player Loreta Gordon scored 27 points and had five steals, four assists and three rebounds to lead Spot Valley, who led 12-0 after the first quarter, 22-4 at half-time, and 29-13 going into the fourth quarter.

Sherise Walker also scored six points for Spot Valley, while Tasha Harris led Muschett High with eight points and Chen-Lee Brown scored five points and had 12 rebounds and two blocked shots.

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