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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Slidell too much for Bellevue girls

By ERIC VICCARO
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Slidell rolled to a 20-2 lead by the end of one quarter, forcing Bellevue to play “catch up” all game long to no avail.
The Lady Greyhounds, ranked 13th by the TABC in Conference 1A girls, were simply too strong on this night as Kayler Talamantes and Caitlin Pruitt combined for 41 of Slidell’s points.
“The first quarter was the deciding factor in the game,” Goehring added. “We can’t get down to a team 20-2 and make comebacks. Once we got settled in after the first quarter, I thought we played much better and got in a rhythm offensively and defensively.”
The closest margin between Slidell and Bellevue in the second half was 39-16 after Madi Eckeberger canned a 3-pointer from the baseline.
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Bellevue’s Megan Brown (22) finds her shirt tugged while Slidell plays defense during Friday’s District 1A-21 game at Slidell. The Lady Greyhounds won 65-36 to stay atop the district standings. See complete District 1A-21 ladders on page 5B of this edition of the Bowie News. (News photo by Eric Viccaro)
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