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game Recaps
VARSITY:
2-14-08:
Lincoln Way Central 51, Providence Catholic 28: Ice-cold shooting and a 15-3 second quarter run by the Knights spelled doom for the Celtics as they fell in the Regional Championship. Michelle Karr became the sixth 1000 career point scorer in school history, as she led the way eight points and three rebounds. Sophomore Katie Budz scored six points with three assists for Providence, which finished with a 19-13 record for the season.
2-11-08
Providence Catholic 34, Andrew 26: Sarah Budz and Katie Budz each hit a clutch pair of free throws down the stretch to clinch the victory in the opening round game at the Lincoln Way Central Regional. Michelle Karr led all scorers with 13 points, while hauling in eight rebounds. Sarah Budz chipped in with nine points, while Freshman Danielle Barry scored five points and grabbed eight caroms. The Celtics, who improved to 19-12, will meet the host Knights for the Regional Championship with hopes of avenging an early season six-point loss.
2-8-08
Joliet Township 67, Providence Catholic 57: Falling behind early, the visiting Celtics (18-12) could never quite get over the hump as they fell in the non-conference tilt. Michelle Karr scored 21 points, while Sarah Budz had an outstanding all-around game with 17 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists
2-2-08
Marist 64, Providence Catholic 56:
A courageous effort came up just short as the host Celtics (18-11, 4-6) fell in their final ESCC contest of the year. Michelle Karr scored 18 points to pace Providence, while Sarah Budz (six assists), and Chloe Oprzedek (six rebounds) chipped in with 15 and 14 points respectively.
1-30-08
Carmel 50, Providence Catholic 45:
The visiting Celtics (18-10, 4-5) were unable to fend off a fourth quarter rally by the Corsairs in the ESCC match up. Michelle Karr was the leading scorer with 15 points, and Allie Heniff came off the bench to drop in 12 points.
1-29-08
Providence Catholic 57, Downers Grove South 51: The Celtics (18-9) finally wrestled control of the game late in the fourth quarter to post the non-conference road win. Michelle Karr paced the victors with 27 points and eight rebounds. Sarah Budz chipped in with 11 points and eight assists, while Katie Budz added seven points.
1-27-08
Schaumburg 51, Providence Catholic 45: Despite 17 points and seven rebounds from Sarah Budz, the Celtics were unable to overcome 27 of 38 free-throw shooting from the Saxons, as they fell to 17-9 with a final round loss at the Sweet Sixteen in Lake Zurich. Michelle Karr and Allie Heniff added nine and seven points respectively.
1-27-08
Johnsburg 35, Providence Catholic 31: Cold shooting plagued the Celtics (17-8) as they fell in Sweet Sixteen play at Lake Zurich. Seniors Sarah Budz and Michelle Karr paced the Celtics with 10 points apiece, while Sophomore Chloe Oprzedek chipped in with nine points.
1-24-08
Providence Catholic 46, Marian Catholic 45: Sarah Budz (11 points, five rebounds, five assists) found sister Katie with a pin point pass for a lay-up as time expired, giving the Celtics (17-7, 4-4) a gutsy ESCC victory over the state ranked Spartans, sending a jubilant student body to the court for an on-floor celebration. Michelle Karr added 13 points and eight rebounds, while Chloe Oprzedek chipped in with nine points before a jam packed gym on Senior Night. Before the game seniors Sarah Budz, Katy Dominick, Michelle Karr, Sarah Nowicki, and Jamie Revell were honored for their hard work, dedication, and many achievements over the past four years. Special thanks to the crowd and the band for their undying support all game.
1-18-08
Providence Catholic 44, Nazareth Academy 40: The Lady Celtics sent a large home crowd home happy after battling to an ESCC victory. Michelle Karr led all scorers with 25, while adding six rebounds. Sarah Budz had a great over all game with seven points, 10 rebounds, and nine assists. Jamie Revell came off the bench with five points, and Nora Gibbons added three blocked shots. Providence improves to 16-7 overall, and 3-4 in conference. Next up is Marian Catholic for Senior Night, on Thursday the 24th.
1-16-08
St. Joseph 44, Providence Catholic 41: Despite a game-high 24 points and 15 rebounds from Michelle Karr, the Celtics (15-7, 2-4) fell in overtime in a hotly contested ESCC match up in Westchester. Katie Budz and Sarah Budz each chipped in with five points, while Allie Heniff snared seven rebounds.
1-12-08
Fenwick
42,
Providence
Catholic
40:
While
a
courageous
effort
came
up
just
short
on
the
scoreboard,
the
visiting
Celtics
(15-6,
2-3)
gained
a
ton
of
respect
throughout
the
basketball
world.
Playing
without
their
second
leading
scorer,
Katie
Hannemann,
Providence
battled
the
state-ranked
and
defending
State
Champ
Friars
to
the
wire,
before
falling
in
the
ESCC
contest.
Sarah
Budz
had
a
sensational
all-around
game
with
20
points,
six
rebounds,
three
assists,
and
three
steals.
Michelle
Karr
chipped
in
with
14
points
1-7-08
Providence
Catholic
47,
Plainfield
Central
37:
Tenacious
fourth
quarter
defense,
that
held the
Wildcats
to 1 for
12
shooting,
pushed
the
Celtics
(15-5)
over the
top en
route to
hard
fought
non-conference
victory.
Michelle
Karr led
the way
with a
career-high
29
points,
along
with
seven
rebounds.
Katie
Hannemann
(seven
points,
12
rebounds,
four
assists)
and
Allie
Heniff
(five
points,
four
rebounds)
came up
big for
the
victors.
1-3-08:
Providence
Catholic
53,
Joliet
Catholic
30:
The
Celtics
(14-5,
2-2) got
the 2008
portion
of the
season
off to a
good
start
with the
ESCC
road
victory.
A 22-0
second
quarter
run
broke
open
what had
been a
tight
contest
for one
quarter.
Michelle
Karr
(four
assists)
led all
scorers
with 25
points.
Katie
Budz
added 11
points,
while Sarah
Budz had
a
game-high
seven
assists
and
grabbed
six
rebounds, and
Nora
Gibbons
registered
seven
blocked
shots.
12-28-07
Providence
Catholic
38,
DeKalb
33:
History
was made
as the
Celtics
(13-5)
swept
through
the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament
with
five
straight
wins and
took
home the
first
championship
from a
Christmas
tournament
in the
program’s
history.
Katie
Hannemann
tallied
15
points,
while
Sarah
Budz
(four
rebounds,
three
assists),
and
Michelle
Karr
chipped
in with
10 and
seven
points
respectively.
Karr and
Hannemann
were
also
selected
to the
all-tournament
team,
with
Hannemann
named
the
co-MVP.
12-27-07:
Providence
Catholic
54,
Glenbard
West 40:
Trailing
after
three
quarters,
the
Celtics
(12-5)
exploded
for a
23-8
fourth
quarter
to
register
the
fourth
round
win at
the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Michelle
Karr (23
points,
seven
rebounds)
led a
balanced
attack
for the
victors.
Sarah
Budz
(six
assists)
and
Katie
Hannemann
(seven
rebounds)
scored
12
points
each,
while
Sarah
Nowicki
came off
the
bench to
grab
five
rebounds
and play
strong
defense.
12-22-07:
Providence
Catholic
56, York
44:
The
Celtics
moved to
3-0 in
the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament,
improving
to 11-5
for the
season.
Katie
Hannemann
(24
points,
nine
rebounds)
and
Michelle
Karr (22
points,
seven
rebounds)
proved
to be a
1-2
punch
that
York
could
not
contain.
12-21-07:
Providence
Catholic
39,
Wheaton
Warrenville
South
34:
Tenacious
defense
and a
balanced
attack
led the
Celtics
(10-5)
to the
second
round
victory
at the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Katie
Hannemann
led the
way with
13
points
and 12
rebounds.
Nora
Gibbons
added
eight
points,
while
Michelle
Karr
tallied
all
eight of
her
points
in the
decisive
final
quarter.
12-20-07
Providence
Catholic
61,
Naperville
North
46:
Michelle
Karr
bombed
in a
career-high
seven
three
point
shots,
as the
Celtics
(9-5)
registered
a first
round
win at
the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Karr
tallied
a
game-high
25
points,
while
Katie
Hannemann
was
strong
inside
with 22
points
and
eight
rebounds,
and
reached
the 500
point
mark for
her
career.
Nora
Gibbons
and
Katie
Budz
scored
five
points
apiece.
12-15-07
Bishop
McNamara 59,
Providence
Catholic 51:
The host
Celtics
(8-5, 1-2)
were unable
to stave off
a late rally
by the
Irish, as
they fell in
a hard
fought ESCC
contest.
Michelle
Karr scored
a game-high
23 points,
along with
four
rebounds and
four steals.
Katie
Hannemann
chipped in
with 14
points for
Providence,
who will
play next at
the
Naperville
North/Benet
Academy
Holiday
Tournament.
12-12-07
Providence
Catholic 40,
Benet Academy
35: The
visiting Celtics
(8-4, 1-1)
earned a hard
fought ESCC
victory in
Lisle. Michelle
Karr dropped in
a game-high 23
points, while
grabbing seven
rebounds to pace
the victors.
Katie Budz added
six points,
while sister
Sarah finished
with five points
a nd six
rebounds.
12-8-07
St. Viator 55,
Providence Catholic
52: In an
ESCC thriller, the
Celtics (7-4, 0-1)
came up just short
in the overtime
contest. Katie
Hannemann led the
hosts with 17 points
and eights rebounds,
while Michelle Karr
added 14 points, and
Sarah Budz finished
with six steals.
12-6-07:
Providence
Catholic 72, Lyons
Township 45:
The host Celtics jumped
to a 18-0 lead, and
cruised to the
non-conference victory.
Michelle Karr
spearheaded an offensive
juggernaut, that saw
four
players reach double
figures, with a
career-high 27 points.
Jamie Revell scored a
season-high 12 points,
while Katie Budz and
Sarah Budz chipped in
with 11 and 10 points
respectively. Karr and
Katie Budz each had five
rebounds to lead the
team, while Sarah Budz
dished out four assists.
Providence improves to
7-3 for the season.
12-4-07:
Providence Catholic
34, Sandburg 27:
Tenacious defense was the
catalyst for an impressive
non-conference road victory
for the Celtics (6-3).
Michelle Karr (11 points,
seven rebounds, three
assists), Sarah Budz (seven
points), and Katie Budz (six
rebounds) paced the attack
for the victors.
12-3-07:
Lincoln Way Central 52,
Providence Catholic 46:
The visiting Celtics fell to 5-3
with the non-conference loss in
New Lenox. Sarah Budz led the
Celtic attack with 11 points,
seven rebounds, and six assists.
Katie Hannemann added 10 points
and 12 rebounds, while Chloe
Oprzedek and Michelle Karr
chipped in with nine and seven
points respectively.
12-1-07
Providence
Catholic 67, Queen of Peace 34:
The host Celtics improved to 5-2
with the non-conference triumph.
Michelle Karr led all scorers with
15 points, while Katie Hannemann
chipped in with 13 points and five
rebounds. Point guard Sarah Budz
added nine points and five rebounds
for Providence.
11-27-07
Providence
Catholic 52, Washington 50:
Down 12 points entering the fourth
quarter, the visiting Celtics (4-2)
roared back for a thrilling victory in
the opening round Sweet Sixteen contest.
Michelle Karr (19 points, seven
rebounds, five steals), Katie Hannemann
(15 points, seven rebounds), and Sarah
Budz (13 points, four assists) paced the
attack for the victors. Allie Heniff and
Chloe Oprzedek came off the bench with
great defensive intensity to help key
the comeback.
11-24-07
Geneva 65,
Providence Catholic 46:
The host Vikings came out strong in
the second half and held off the Celtics
in the championship tilt of the 20th
Annual Geneva Thanksgiving Tournament.
All-tournament selections Michelle Karr
(14 points) and Katie Hannemann (12
points, five rebounds) led Providence,
which saw its’ record slip to 3-2 for
the season.
11-23-07
Providence Catholic
57, Rosary 43:
An impressive win propelled the
Celtics (3-1) into the title game at the
Geneva Thanksgiving Tournament. The
dynamic duo of Michelle Karr (26 points,
eight rebounds) and Katie Hannemann (22
points, eight rebounds) led Providence.
In addition, Karr reached the 500 point
mark for her career.
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11-20-07
Providence Catholic
55, Hampshire 46:
The Celtics improved to 2-1 with a
hard fought win at the Geneva
Thanksgiving Tournament. Michelle Karr
(20 points, six rebounds) and Katie
Hannemann (16 points, six rebounds)
paced the victors.
11-17-07
Wheaton North 53, Providence
Catholic 51:
The Celtics came up just
short in the opening round of the 20th
Annual Geneva Thanksgiving Tournament. Katie
Hannemann paced Providence (1-1) with a
game-high 17 points. Michelle Karr recorded
a double-double with 16 points an d 11
rebounds, while Jamie Revell added seven
points.
11-15-07
Providence Catholic 67, Rich
East 34:
The visiting Celtics rolled
in the season opener. Katie Hannemann led
the way with 14 points, while Michelle Karr
(nine rebounds) and Chloe Oprzedek chipped
in with 11 points apiece. Sarah Budz also
reached double figures with 10 points, and
game-high six assists.
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SOPHOMORE:
2-8-08
Providence Catholic 49,
Joliet Township 40:
Jumping to an 11-0 lead, the
Celtics never looked back en
route to the coast to coast
non-conference win. Brianne
Vandenberg led the way with 16
points and seven rebounds. Gina
Pashos came off the bench to
score nine, Mallory Morgan had
eight points, Ally Hoss grabbed
seven rebounds, and Meghan
Mulvey came up with five steals.
The season-ending victory gave
the Sophomores a sparkling 21-5
record for the year
2-2-08:
Marist 48, Providence
Catholic 39: Ice cold
shooting in the first and third
quarters proved to be the
downfall for the Celtics (20-5,
6-4) as they wrapped up
conference play before the home
crowd. Emily Persak led the way
with 12 points. Brianne
Vandenberg added nine points and
seven rebounds, while Mallory
Morgan scored seven points along
with grabbing six boards.
1-30:08:
Providence Catholic 41, Carmel
22: A 15-4 second quarter
put the visiting Celtics (20-4, 6-3)
in control as they registered an
impressive ESCC road victory. Meghan Mulvey (four steals) led a balanced
attack with 11 points. Brianne
Vandenberg (five assists) added nine
points, Mallory Morgan tallied
eight, while Emily Persak chipped in
with seven points and eight rebounds
for Providence.
1-29-08:
Providence Catholic 41,
Downers Grove South 29: The
visiting Celtics won for the 19th
time in 23 tries with the
non-conference triumph. A 13-4
second quarter gave the victors a
lead they would never relinquish the
rest of the way. Brianne Vandenberg
led the way with 13 points. Ally
Hoss and Meghan Mulvey scored eight
points apiece, while Julia Farnesi
snared a team-high six rebounds.
1-24-08:
Marian Catholic 44, Providence
Catholic 33: A 13-5 Spartan
third quarter erased a one point
halftime lead as the host Celtics (18-4,
5-3) fell in a rugged ESCC match-up.
Mallory Morgan (eight rebounds) and
Brianne Vandenberg led the way with 11
points apiece, while Ally Hoss added
eight points, five rebounds, and three
assists.
1-18-08:
Providence Catholic 43, Nazareth
Academy 30: The host Celtics
(18-3, 5-2) took control by outscoring
the Roadrunners 27-12 over the middle
two quarters, to register the ESCC
triumph. Brianne Vandenberg led
Providence with 15 points, while Meghan
Mulvey (four steals) chipped in with
seven points, and Ally Hoss hauled in
eight rebounds. Emily Persak and Julia
Farnesi added six points and six
rebounds each.
1-16-08
Providence Catholic 54, St. Joseph 10:
The visiting Celtics (17-3, 4-2), jumped to
a 23-7 lead after one quarter and held the
Chargers to just three free throws over the
final three quarters en route to the ESCC
triumph. Brianne Vandenberg registered a
double-double with 13 points and 15
rebounds. Emily Persak (four steals) tallied
10 points, Mallory Morgan added nine points,
and Ally Hoss and Sam Lacy chipped in with
five points each, as 11 players scored for
Providence.
1-12-08:
Fenwick 47, Providence Catholic 26:
Ice-cold second half shooting doomed the
Celtics (16-3, 3-2), as the visitors saw a
nine-game winning streak come to a halt in
the ESCC match up. Brianne Vandenberg led
Providence with 13 points, while Mallory
Morgan (five rebounds, four steals) and
Meghan Mulvey added five points apiece.
1-7-08:
Providence
Catholic 62,
Plainfield
Central 38:
Jumping to a
29-9 lead after
one quarter, the
Celtics never
looked back and
registered the
non-conference
victory,
improving to
16-2 for the
campaign. Emily
Persak (four
steals) and
Brianne
Vandenberg paced
the victors with
14 points each.
Ally Hoss added
10 points, along
with five
rebounds and six
assists.
1-3-08:
Providence
Catholic 36,
Joliet Catholic
34: The
visiting Celtics
(15-2, 3-1) held
on to register
the ESCC
victory. Brianne
Vandenberg led
the way with 12
points, Danielle
Barry chipped in
with five, and
Meghan Mulvey,
Ally Hoss, and
Emily Persak
scored four
points each.Hoss
was the leading
rebounder with
six.
12-28-07:
Providence
Catholic 35,
DeKalb 21:
A 16-3 third
quarter put the
game out of
reach as the
Sophomores
followed the
lead of the
Varsity team and
won the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament with
five straight
wins. Emily
Persak (13
points, five
steals), Brianne
Vandenberg (nine
points), Meghan
Mulvey (seven
points, three
assists), and
Danielle Barry
(seven rebounds)
led the attack
for the victors,
who improved to
14-2 for the
campaign.
12-27-07:
Providence
Catholic 28,
Glenbard West
25:
Outstanding
defense proved
to be the
difference in
the hard fought
and physical
fourth round
contest at the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Brianne
Vandenberg led
the Celtics
(13-2) with 14
points and nine
rebounds. Ally
Hoss and
Danielle Barry
each scored five
points, while
Hoss and Mallory
Morgan grabbed
five rebounds
apiece.
12-22-07:
Providence
Catholic 34,
York 26:
The Celtics
improved to 12-2
with the third
round win at the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Brianne
Vandenberg (20
points, eight
rebounds),
Mallory Morgan
(five points),
and Meghan
Mulvey (five
points, three
assists) paced
the victors.
12-21-07:
Providence
Catholic 37,
Wheaton
Warrenville
South 33:
A spirited 15-3
fourth quarter
comeback
propelled the
Celtics (11-2)
to a second
round win at the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Emily Persak led
the scoring with
12 points.
Danielle Barry
added eight
points, while
Ally Hoss
chipped in with
seven points and
four assists.
12-20-07
Providence
Catholic 40,
Naperville North
33: The
Celtics improved
to 10-2 with the
opening round
triumph at the
Naperville
North/Benet
Holiday
Tournament.
Brianne
Vandenberg (15
points, seven
rebounds),
Mallory Morgan
(six points,
seven rebounds,
four assists,
and Ally Hoss
(10 rebounds,
three assists)
led the way for
the victors.
Danielle Barry
and Emily Persak
scored six
points apiece.
12-15-07
Providence
Catholic 52, Bishop
McNamara 41:
Pin-point passing
and tight defense
allowed the Celtics
to extend a nine
point halftime lead
to a 23 point margin
after three
quarters. Brianne
Vandenberg led the
way with 18 points,
while Danielle Barry
came off the bench
to score 10 points
and grab 12
rebounds. Emily
Persak (five
assists) and Mallory
Morgan each tallied
eight points for the
victors. With the
ESCC victory
Providence improves
to 9-2 overall, and
2-1 in conference.
12-12-07
Providence
Catholic 43, Benet
Academy 27: The
Celtics (8-2, 1-1) led
from start to finish as
they registered an
impressive ESCC triumph
on the road. Brianne
Vandenberg (16 points,
nine rebounds, three
assists) led the way,
while Danielle Barry
(six points, six
rebounds) and Emily
Persak (five steals,
five rebounds) also came
up big for Providence.
12-8-07
St. Viator 43,
Providence Catholic 37:
The visiting Lions used
red-hot shooting to overcome
a 12 point third quarter
deficit to defeat the
Celtics in their ESCC
opener. Brianne Vandenberg
paced Providence (7-2, 0-1)
with a game-high 17 points
and 10 rebounds. Ally Hoss
added eight points, six
rebounds, and six assists.
12-6-07
Providence Catholic 40,
Lyons Township 35: For
the second straight game, the
Celtics (7-1) pulled out an
overtime thriller, in front of
the home crowd. Brianne
Vandenberg (14 points, five
rebounds), Danielle Barry (nine
points, 12 rebounds), Emily
Persak (seven points, three
assists), and Ally Hoss (10
rebounds, three assists) led the
attack for the victors.
12-4-07
Providence Catholic 28,
Sandburg 25: After falling
behind 7-0 to open the contest, the
Celtics fought back for a hard
earned overtime victory on the road,
to improve to 6-1 for the season.
Brianne Vandenberg scored 11 points
to lead the team. Ally Hoss (five
points, five steals), Emily Persak
(five points), Mallory Morgan (six
rebounds), and Meghan Mulvey (five
steals) all were major contributors.
In addition, Lauren Tinervia came
off the bench to play outstanding
defense.
12-3-07
Providence Catholic 29, Lincoln
Way Central 24: Offensive
patience and strong defense were the
keys as the visiting Celtics (5-1)
posted the non-conference victory.
Brianne Vandenberg led the way with a
game-high 11 points. Meghan Mulvey
chipped in with six points, while
Mallory Morgan snared a team-high 10
rebounds and dished out three assists.
12-1-07
Providence Catholic 37, Queen of
Peace 34: Meghan Mulvey swished
a three-pointer at the buzzer to give
the host Celtics (4-1) a hard fought
non-conference victory. Brianne
Vandenberg led the Celtic attack with 13
points and five rebounds. Emily Persak
added eight points, while Ally Hoss
chipped in with six points, four
assists, and three steals.
11-24-07
Marist 40, Providence
Catholic 36:
The Celtics (3-1) could not
stave off a fourth quarter rally by the
Redhawks in the title game of the PCHS
Invite.
All-tournament selection
Brianne Vandenberg led the hosts with 10
points. Ally Hoss added eight points, Emily
Persak seven, and Mallory Morgan chipped in
with six points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
11-23-07
Providence Catholic 32,
Hillcrest 31:
In a very physical contest,
the Celtics improved to 3-0 with the
nail-biting win in the second round of the
PCHS Invite. Brianne Vandenberg paced the
attack with eight points. Emily Persak and
Meghan Mulvey chipped in with seven points
each, while Julia Farnesi added five points
and six rebounds.
11-20-07
Providence Catholic 40,
Homewood-Flossmoor 17:
The host Celtics (2-0) came
out strong and registered an opening win in
the inaugural Providence Catholic Girl’s
Basketball Invitational. Ally Hoss (14
points, five steals) led all scorers.
Brianne Vandenberg (nine points, nine
rebounds), Emily Persak (nine points), and
Meghan Mulvey (four assists, seven steals),
and Julia Farnesi (six boards off the bench)
were all big contributors in the win.
11-15-07
Providence Catholic 52, Rich East
7:
The Celtics jumped to an early
14-2 lead and never looked back as they recorded
a road victory in the season opener. Ally Hoss
(10 points, five steals), Brianne Vandenberg
(seven points, five rebounds), Emily Persak
(seven points), and Meghan Mulvey (five points,
three assists) led the balanced attack, which
saw all 11 players score at least one basket.
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FRESHMAN A:
2-8-08
Joliet Township 49, Providence Catholic 38: Outstanding free throw shooting by the host Steelwomen in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference as the Celtics fell in the season finale. Megan Hettinger paced Providence (13-13) with 16 points. Mandy Coglianese added nine points and four assists, while Mindy Maloney chipped in with five points and seven rebounds.
2-2-08:
Marist 31, Providence Catholic 21: Falling behind 10-1 to start the game the host Celtics (13-12, 4-4) were unable to catch the Redhawks. Megan Hettinger paced Providence with 10 points. Mindy Maloney chipped in with six points, while Chelsey Hickey added six. The Celtics put forth an outstanding effort on defense.
1-30:08:
Carmel 50, Providence Catholic 49: The visiting Celtics (13-11, 4-3) came up just short in an ESCC overtime thriller, as their nine-game winning streak was snapped in Mundelein. Megan Hettinger (17 points, 10 rebounds, five assists), Mindy Maloney (10 points, 11 rebounds), Maggie Ruettiger (eight points), and Mandy Coglianese (six points, four assists) led the balanced Providence attack.
1-29-08:
Providence Catholic 32, Downers Grove South 27: The winning streak grew to nine with the non-conference road win for the Lady Celtics (13-10). Andi Heniff led a balanced attack with eight points. Mindy Maloney added seven points along with 14 rebounds and seven blocked shots. Maggie Ruettiger and Chelsey Hickey each chipped in with six points.
1-24-08:
Providence Catholic 39, Marian Catholic 30: Jumping to a 14-2 lead after one quarter the Celtics (12-10, 4-2) never looked back as they posted an impressive ESCC victory. Megan Hettinger led a balanced attack with 12 points and seven rebounds. Mandy Coglianese (eight points, three assists), Andi Heniff (six points, six rebounds), and Mindy Maloney (10 rebounds, four assists) were all major contributors in their eighth straight win.
1-18-08:
Providence Catholic 51, Nazareth Academy 24: The Celtics (11-10, 3-2) saw their winning streak grow to seven with the ESCC win in New Lenox, as they broke the 50 point mark for the first time this season. An 18-4 second quarter put the game out of reach. Mindy Maloney led the victors with 13 points. Megan Hettinger added nine points, Mandy Coglianese tallied eight, while Annie Grossmayer and Andi Heniff chipped in with six apiece.
1-17-08
Providence
Catholic
24,
Morris
18:
The
visiting
Celtics
won
for
the
sixth
straight
time,
remaining
unbeaten
in
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