In the present day, the Lady Stallions made live the “Friday the 13 nightmare” to Meadows “Lady Mavericks. 13-7.” Kellsey D. Ayllon achieved three awards: Exemplary School Season Trophy, Wining Game Trophy, and The Dallas Finals Trophy. Also, she was awarded two silver medals and one bronze.
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December 13, 2013
Basketball Spotlight Speaks Out:
December 13, 2013
Basketball Spotlight Speaks Out:
Today Friday the 13, Alex Sanger “Stallions” elementary ladies basketball team and the Highland Meadows elementary “Lady Mavericks” provided basketball fans with a Dallas best NELC Zone 1 Inter-Elementary Schools that is sure to be remembered for years down the road.
Sanger “Ladies Stallions” won 6 – 4 ladies basketball game playing organized and aggressive leaded by Kellsey D. Ayllon and Cora Johnson and fearless ladies players. “Every one was happy at school, it was like a “Sanger Stallions’ stampede,” said Brandy Tucker a guest who enjoyed watching the game, “The Stallion girls played this time with more enthusiasm, retained more the ball and did not committed many fouls. Stallions player Paola Mendoza scored a nice double point. The Ladies Stallions accomplished the second place in Dallas city.
We noticed that the players passed the ball to their strikers in many occasions instead dribbling forward from the back. The Stallions loosed yesterday semifinals game against Guzick Elementary “Giants” 13-7. Today the Lady Stallions made live the “Friday the 13 nightmare” to Meadows “Lady Mavericks.” In today’s game, the Lady Stallions returned with different tactics and winning attitude.
Sanger Coach Ms. Harris along with Sports Science specialist Ms. Hammond remained composed and gentle communicating positive reinforcing to her players. Highland Meadows elementary coach was antagonistic, he was flamboyant and exited. His players revealed confusion, and appealed to the discourteous game. The Stallions had more accuracy and scored in more offensive strikes.
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