Southwood girls get wakeup call
If the Southwood girls needed a wakeup call, they got one against Bossier on Thursday in the second round of the Doc Edwards tournament.
Bossier became one of the few local schools in the last dozen years to beat the Lady Cowboys, 44-41. Southwood was without Ricosha Kindels, who may have aggravated a knee injury in Southwood's blowout victory over Northwood on Wednesday.
Still, don't worry too much about Southwood. Coach Steve McDowell is always preaching to his team how they need to improve to get ready for the meat of the district season and the playoffs. If his players didn't believe, now they surely will.
And McDowell will likely use the game as a teaching tool. He is a master of getting his team ready for big games. Don't look for the Lady Cowboys to lose many more games this season.
Bossier became one of the few local schools in the last dozen years to beat the Lady Cowboys, 44-41. Southwood was without Ricosha Kindels, who may have aggravated a knee injury in Southwood's blowout victory over Northwood on Wednesday.
Still, don't worry too much about Southwood. Coach Steve McDowell is always preaching to his team how they need to improve to get ready for the meat of the district season and the playoffs. If his players didn't believe, now they surely will.
And McDowell will likely use the game as a teaching tool. He is a master of getting his team ready for big games. Don't look for the Lady Cowboys to lose many more games this season.
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