Bishop Guertin girls basketball beats Portsmouth to win fourth straight D1 title
MANCHESTER – You can never have enough players like Brianna Wilcox on your team. The Bishop Guertin High School junior did not disappoint on the biggest stage of the year for the Cardinals, as she was a game-best, plus-19, finishing with seven points, three steals, three rebounds and an assist duri
MANCHESTER – You can never have enough players like Brianna Wilcox on your team.
The Bishop Guertin High School junior did not disappoint on the biggest stage of the year for the Cardinals, as she was a game-best, plus-19, finishing with seven points, three steals, three rebounds and an assist during top-seeded Bishop Guertin’s 46-33 victory over sixth-seeded Portsmouth in the Division I girls basketball championship game on Saturday afternoon at Southern New Hampshire University.
The win concludes a perfect 21-0 season for the Cardinals, and for the fourth consecutive season the program has hoisted the D1 crown. Guertin was outstanding on defense, relinquishing only 12 points in the first half, while recorded 12 steals and took care of the ball with only six turnovers, while forcing the Clippers into 21 turnovers.
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