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Gleason opened the second half of their season traveling to Huntingdon last Friday night losing both contests.
Huntingdon 51, Gleason 39
The Fillies held Gleason scoreless in the first period while scoring their first 11 points. Addison Postlethwait got her first five points while Adyn Swenson had four points and Tyasia Reed added two in the first period.
Huntingdon outscored Gleason 12-10 in the second period to lead 23-10 at halftime. Swenson added four more points while Reed added two points. Kaci Fuller had four along with Brooke Butler with two points. Carrington Lifsey and Chasney Brawner hit threes for Gleason while Kenady Atkins and Lillie Freeman had two apiece for the Lady Bulldogs.
The Fillies came out in the third period scoring 15 to Gleason’s 10 points led by a pair of three pointers by Swenson. Postlethwait had four points, Fuller had three points, Butler had two points, and Reed had two points in the period. Veronica Rosa had four points, Sophie Wilson nailed a three pointer while Freeman had two points and Brawner with a free throw. Huntingdon led 38-20 headed into the fourth period.
Gleason had a hot fourth period but not enough to overcome the deficit as they outscored Huntingdon 19-13 during the final period but ended up losing 51-39. Postlethwait and Swenson had four apiece during the period while Reed and Butler had two apiece and Fuller chipped in a free throw. Kenady Atkins had 10 points including a pair of threes in the final period. Alayna Anderson had five points while Lifsey had four points for Gleason.
Huntingdon’s Adyn Swenson led all scorers with 18 points while Addison Postlethwait had 13 points. Tyasia Reed and Kaci Fuller had eight points each while Brooke Butler added four points for the Fillies.