“She was patient offensively and she ran all the sets just the way she is supposed to.”Īnd while Larson continued leading her team on offense, the Charger defense also stood tall to the task, forcing multiple turnovers and missed shots to create the separation to win the game.Ĭamaraderie is clearly not lacking with this Charger team, evidenced by the five Charger seniors gathering together after the win to take pictures with each other. “She didn’t want to go home,” said Morris. Minutes later, the Charger senior was fouled on a 3-pointer, nailing two of three from the charity stripe.

Larson opened the quarter drilling a 3-pointer from the right side to give the hosts a seven-point lead. The Vikings’ first points of the fourth quarter came with just 3:38 remaining.ĭuring the stretch, it was Larson’s playmaking ability that set the tone for the rest of the team.

Determined to defend their home court and extend their season, the Chargers opened the final frame on a 13-0 run to take control. With just one quarter of play left in what had been a nip and tuck type game all night, Corner Canyon found itself with a slim four-point lead. I don’t know what more you want as a coach.” “We turned great defense into easy offense,” said Corner Canyon coach Craig Morris. The Corner Canyon senior scored 16 of her 20 points in the second half to help preserve her final season at least one game longer, as the Chargers knocked off Region 4 foe Pleasant Grove Tuesday night 63-49. On a night when the state was hit with a major winter storm, inside Charger Arena, it was summertime.

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