The Fredericktown Freddies girls' basketball team has maintained their impressive postseason form with consecutive decisive victories. They defeated Madison Plains 49-29 on February 14 and previously overcame Columbus Academy 57-29 on February 11.
According to the team's performance statistics, Fredericktown's strong defense and effective shooting were pivotal in both games. Against Madison Plains, the Freddies achieved a shooting percentage of 40% from the field, including five successful three-pointers, while restricting their opponents to a mere 26% shooting. The team also excelled in rebounding, securing 16 offensive boards and converting them into second-chance points. Their defensive strategy effectively limited Madison Plains to just ten total field goals.
Three days prior, Fredericktown delivered an even more commanding performance against Columbus Academy. The Freddies shot 43% from the floor and dominated the paint by out-rebounding their opponents 20-9 on offensive rebounds. Their aggressive defense held Columbus Academy to just 25% shooting, with no successful shots from beyond the arc.
Leading these efforts was a balanced attack featuring significant contributions from across the roster. The depth and efficiency of the Freddies continue to establish them as a formidable force as they gain momentum heading into further postseason matches. With their defense effectively neutralizing opponents and their offense performing consistently well, Fredericktown appears prepared for a deep run in the competition.
