PHOTO GALLERY: Cardinal Mooney v. Indian Rocks Christian
Date: 02/08/2013
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Cardinal Mooney’s Abby Donofrio, No. 32, does a pick to stop Indian Rocks’ Rebecca Lizotte, No. 11, from taking the ball from Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22. -
Indian Rocks’ Rachel Boyette, No. 55, and Cardinal Mooney’s Emily Rzonea, No. 14, go for the jump ball. -
Indian Rocks’ Brooke Morten, No. 1, tries to pass the ball while Cardinal Mooney’s Bridget Walsh, No. 20, stays close to guard. -
Indian Rocks’ Rachel Boyette, No. 55, looks to pass the ball while Cardinal Mooney’s Quinn Incardona, No. 13, tries to stop her from passing. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22, shoots a lay up. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Katie Hebda, No. 10, guards Indian Rocks’ Rebecca Lizotte, No. 11. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22, makes a run with the ball down the court while Indian Rocks’ Hayley Morten, No. 4., and Rebecca Lizotte, No. 11, try to catch up. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Quinn Incardona, No. 13, guards Indian Rocks’ Hayley Morten, No. 4. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22, guards Indian Rocks’ Autumn Frost, No. 5.
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