LHU women's basketball has outstanding season come to end in PSACs
LOCK HAVEN — All good things must eventually come to an end, and in the quarterfinal matchup between Lock Haven and Edinboro, both teams knew one side’s season would be cut short. Despite an outstanding 23 points from Jenadia Jordan, the efficiency of the Fighting Scots proved too much, as Edinboro beat Lock Haven on the Bald Eagles’ home floor, 68-57. Edinboro got off to a hot start in the first quarter, starting off on an 8-1 run thanks to tough shot making from starting center Ava Haddad. Haddad started off isolated on Lock Haven’s Rhylin Rouse, and attacked that matchup on ...