WVSSAC Girls Basketball Championships
A Chip (Girls 2021): Cameron vs. Tug Valley
Season 3, Episode 1
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Sports
The Tug Valley Panthers captured their first state championship in girls basketball, defeating the Cameron Dragons 63-45 in the Class A final. Kayla Baisden led the charge with 25 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, including two banked-in three-pointers that symbolized the Panthers' dominant performance. Tug Valley took control in the second quarter, outscoring Cameron 20-6, and maintained their lead throughout the second half. Makayla May contributed a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, while Alyssa Newsome added 15 points. Despite Ashlynn Van Tassell's 15 points and 14 rebounds for Cameron, the Dragons couldn't overcome Tug Valley's strong defense and offensive efficiency. The Panthers' victory, fueled by Baisden's outstanding performance and a collective team effort, secured their championship title.
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