PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Christian v. Cardinal Mooney girls basketball
Date: 12/11/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Sarasota Christian’s Heidi Miller, No. 30, and Cardinal Mooney’s Bridget Walsh, No. 20, fight over possession of the ball. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22, takes possession of the ball and begins to dribble it back down the court. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Quinn Incardona, No. 13, tries to pass the ball as Sarasota Christian’s McKenzie Lantz, No. 12, attempts to block her. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Emily Reonca, No. 14, tries to block Sarasota Christian’s Nicole Wittimer, No. 13, from passing the ball. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Bridget Walsh, No. 20, tries to get the ball away from Sarasota Christian’s McKenzie Lantz, No. 12. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Emily Reonca, No. 14, looks for an open teammate. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Quinn Incardona, No. 13, shoots and scores during her free throw. -
Sarasota Christian’s Heidi Miller, No. 30, tries to block Cardinal Mooney’s Bridget Walsh, No. 20, from passing the ball. -
Cardinal Mooney’s Camille Giardina, No. 22, goes to shoot a lay up while Sarasota Christian’s Nicole Wittimer, No. 13, attempts to stop her from scoring. -
Sarasota Christian’s Jordan Moon, No. 40, tries to hold onto the ball while Cardinal Mooney’s defense tries to get it back.
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