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A stagnant first quarter turned into a shootout the rest of the way, as Lake (7-11, 6-6 Northern Buckeye) girls basketball defeated Fostoria (7-10, 6-6 Northern Buckeye) 62-41 to open up the month of February. The win ends a two-game skid for the Flyers.It was an unpredictable game in terms of tempo, and Lake coach Joe Nowak was happy to see his team overcome the changes in pace.
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The return of senior guard Sydney Stanley from an injury is starting to make a difference for the Lake girls basketball team.Exactly two weeks after the Flyers downed one of the league favorites, Fostoria, 42-37, to upset the Northern Buckeye Conference apple cart, Stanley led visiting Lake to a 36-30 overtime win over Bowling Green in non-league action Thursday. Lake improves to 3-7 while BG falls to 2-8.Stanley does a lot of the same things Bowling Green State University senior guard Lexi Fleming does she scores, rebounds, gets steals, assists you name it, Stanley gets it done.
Lake girls basketball applied its patented full court pressure in the second half to win its Northern Buckeye Conference opener at Otsego, 40-36, Thursday.The Flyers, trailing 16-10 at the half, outscored the Knights 30-20 in the second half, eventually tying the game on a three-point goal by sophomore forward Kaydence Eckenrode with three minutes remaining.After trailing since early in the first quarter, Lake freshman guard Brooke Wiley was fouled after receiving an inbounds pass and trying to score in the paint, giving the Flyers a 37-35 lead with 2:05 on the clock and they never trailed again.