Wagner’s girls basketball team outscored Sam Houston 36-11 in the second half to...
Wagner’s Sahvani Sancho launches a three-ball against Sam Houston’s Cheyenne Mitchell during their Class 5A second round girls basketball game at Littleton Gym on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023. Wagner defeated Sam Houston, 71-34, to move into the regional quarterfinals.Wagner left no doubt to its dominance Friday night.
“, all we did was that we increased our intensity level,” said Wagner coach Annissa Jackson, whose team gave up just two field goals in the second half. “We got back to playing like we did to get to this point. We played like we were ready for the playoffs.” “ is a really good team,” Jackson said. “We’ve got to get prepared for them, but we’ll definitely be ready for them.”Wagner: L.A. Sneed 20, Sahvani Sancho 19, Jenae Moore 2, Alina Garza 2, Aniya Bigley 12, Taylor Washington 3, Ferline Mass 2, Nya Williams 4, Mackenzie Amos 7.
“We played well in the first quarter when we only gave up four points,” Jackson said. “However, we got lackadaisical in the second quarter and allowed to score 19 points. We regrouped at halftime and were able to get back to playing like we normally do.”
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