Lady Trojans defeated at home by Cornerstone
Published 11:23 pm Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Meadowview’s Claudia Kendrick (00) tries to dribble past Cornerstone’s Karch Goodwin during Tuesday’s game at Meadowview. -- Robert Hudson
The Meadowview Christian Lady Trojans kept it close early, but fell behind in the second half, as they lost 41-21 to the Cornerstone Christian Lady Chargers at home on Tuesday.
Elyse McIntyre, head girls basketball coach of Meadowview Christian School (0-2), said her team played hard and is continuing to show improvement.
“My girls hustled. They did what they could do. We’ve just got to get a little better on blocking out, rebounding,” McIntyre said. “We passed the ball better and we didn’t panic as much. We’re young, but we’re growing, and that’s all I can ask for.”
Meadowview went into halftime trailing by only eight points at 20-12, but Cornerstone pulled away in the third with baskets from Brooke Calma, Amber Johnson, Megan Atchison and Karch Goodwin, as the Lady Chargers outscored the Lady Trojans 14-0 in the third quarter.
Johnson led Cornerstone with 28 points.
Claudia Kendrick led Meadowview with 10 points, while Christina Dabit had 7 points, including two 3-pointers for the Lady Trojans.
Meadowview Christian will take the floor again Thursday at Cornerstone starting at 4 p.m. in their final game before the Thanksgiving break.
Meadowview will then return on Nov. 26 at Eastwood.