Game Details - Girls Basketball

Thanks to a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback, Maple Mountain is no longer winless this season. The Golden Eagles curbed an 18-game losing streak by rallying to beat Provo, 53-52, in front of their home crowd after trailing late in the game. The Golden Eagles, who average just 37.9 points per game, battled hard with the Bulldogs and held a 24-23 lead at halftime, just the third halftime lead of their season. Provo controlled the third quarter and went on a run, outscoring the Golden Eagles, 17-11, but rather than break down, Maple Mountain squared up and closed out the game with an 18-point fourth quarter, tying the most points scored in any quarter of its season. Junior forward Jaynee Tanner led Maple Mountain with a double-double of 13 points and 15 rebounds. Shaylee Brown and Ashlynn Lainhart added another 13 and 12 points, respectively. Provo senior Rachel Fale led all scorers with 20 points, including six 3-pointers, while senior Kiley Biorge added 14 points. "This was such a great team win to be honest. We had so many girls step up on both sides of the court throughout the game. There were times when Provo made runs that in the past we would have given up, but tonight, we were able to weather those runs and battle back. These young players have been working so hard to improve night in and night out the entire season. It's very rewarding to see them finally get to enjoy some results from their effort," Maple Mountain coach Cory Green said.