Girls Basketball: Knights look to get back on track

By Nick Forbes, Round Table News Editor • January 30, 2014

The Middletown High School girls basketball team will try to snap a seven game losing streak tonight at home against the Linganore Lancers. The Lancers have had their share of struggles too, sitting at 1-8 on the season.

Carly Tolino leads the team, averaging 13.1 points per game, and hopes to propel the Knights over the Lancers. And Megan Harne, who averages 1.8 steals a game looks to sure up the Knights on defense.

Senior Jess Racz knows how improtant this game is for the Knights.

“We need to get back on track,” said Racz. “We’re just going to stay positive and believe in our talents.”

Racz also added that this was expected to be a physical game, and that the Knights are ready to match the Lancer’s physicality.

The Knights are looking for revenge after the Lancers got the best of them a few weeks ago. The Lancers got their first and only win over the Knights, 59-44, on Jan. 6. Both teams have been winless since then.

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Nick Forbes, Wednesday B Producer

As Nick Forbes enters his senior year at Middletown High School, he is prepared to contribute to the Round Table. Forbes is in his third year of journalism and looks to pursue it as a career. Aside from journalism, Forbes plays football and volunteers on the unified bocce team. Come winter time, Forbes likes to hit up the homies and shred the gnar at Whitetail and Liberty mountain. Forbes is an aggressive young go-getter and an up and comer in the journalism game, so watch out.

Megan Harne, Round Table Reporter

Megan Harne is currently a senior at Middletown High School. She is in her first year of journalism and is excited to gain experience in the broadcasting field. She has played soccer and basketball for Middletown the past four years and was a captain on the Varsity soccer team this year. She is vice president of National Honor Society, as well as a member of Science National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society and the senior executive board. She plans to attend a four year university and major in health services to become an occupational or physical therapist.

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