Division II

Oyster River girls basketball holds off Laconia to reach D2 final

DERRY – On a night in which she unknowingly eclipsed 1,000 career points, the biggest contribution that Oyster River High school senior Vivian O’Quinn made was to keep the team confident during timeouts while the Bobcats’ lead evaporated during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night’s Division II gir

Dan Doyon

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Oyster River girls basketball holds off Laconia to reach D2 final
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DERRY – On a night in which she unknowingly eclipsed 1,000 career points, the biggest contribution that Oyster River High school senior Vivian O’Quinn made was to keep the team confident during timeouts while the Bobcats’ lead evaporated during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night’s Division II girls basketball semifinal against Laconia.

After trailing by nine points entering the fourth quarter, top-seeded Laconia erased the deficit to tie the game at 35-35, but No. 4 Oyster River was not about to let the opportunity slip away.

Oyster River held Laconia scoreless in the final 2:51 of regulation and O’Quinn’s transition feed to Caitlin Klein with under a minute remaining helped seal a 39-36 upset victory inside Pinkerton Academy’s Hackler Gymnasium.

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