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Demon girls come up short against Chiefs

Washington can’t get by Keokuk in Southeast Conference bout

Hunter Moeller

Dec. 9, 2024 2:39 pm

Washington’s Oaklee Sobaski pulls up in the Demon’s matchup with Burlington on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024. (Hunter Moeller/The Union)
Washington’s Oaklee Sobaski pulls up in the Demon’s matchup with Burlington on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024. (Hunter Moeller/The Union)

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WASHINGTON — Friday night was just not Washington’s night on the court in its matchup with Keokuk, as it fell 51-39.

The Demons gave it all they had in the Southeast Conference battle despite the loss.

Washington trailed Keokuk just five points after one quarter 11-6. The deficit remained five, 24-19, at halftime after the two teams scored 13 a piece through the second.

The Demons had a shot to take the lead after making it a one point game in the third, but Keokuk erupted for a 19-4 run to take firm control.

Through the second half, Keokuk outscored Washington 27-20.

Oaklee Sobaski led Washington with 11 points. Adalyn Long followed with 10 points.

Washington’s Adalyn Long drives toward the paint in transition on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023 against Albia. (Hunter Moeller/The Union)
Washington’s Adalyn Long drives toward the paint in transition on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023 against Albia. (Hunter Moeller/The Union)

The Demons drop to 1-3 with the loss and 0-1 in SEC play.
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