Fall Mountain girls basketball shuts down Stevens to reach D3 title game

KINGSTON – Coach Matthew Baird-Torney felt like his Fall Mountain Regional High School girls basketball team had a chance of taking a step in the right direction after his lone senior Clara Stewart and junior Riley Beckwith returned to the team after ACL injuries last year, but it was just a questio

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Fall Mountain girls basketball shuts down Stevens to reach D3 title game
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KINGSTON – Coach Matthew Baird-Torney felt like his Fall Mountain Regional High School girls basketball team had a chance of taking a step in the right direction after his lone senior Clara Stewart and junior Riley Beckwith returned to the team after ACL injuries last year, but it was just a question of how quickly his team could mesh together.

It took a couple of weeks for him to realize that his team would be OK and now the Wildcats have one game left with a Division III championship in their sights.

Second-seeded Fall Mountain broke the game open against upset-minded No. 14 Stevens by outscoring the Cardinal 17-5 in the second quarter on the way toward a dominant 61-24 victory Tuesday in the D3 semifinals at Sanborn High School.

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