Lady Rebels Secure Victory Over Stanley

On November 4th, the Stanley Lady Panthers Division B (Home Team) competed against the Ebarb Lady Rebels Division C (Visitors Team). This game was exciting from the first quarter to the fourth quarter, with the lead changing multiple times; neither team was able to fully pull away with a significant lead, as the points remained very close. Both sides demonstrated strong effort on the court, successfully making three-point shots, driving to the basket, executing mid-range shots, and securing rebound put-backs. One player notably achieved a remarkable 6-7 from the three-point line, resulting in an 85.7 percent shooting accuracy from the field. Additionally, both Stanley and Ebarb displayed commendable defensive play. Overall, an excellent display of basketball was witnessed on this night at Stanley High School.   The final score was Ebarb (45) Stanley (43),   There were some particularly outstanding players on the Ebarb Lady Rebels team that I would like to acknowledge. Please see their evaluations below.   Did you miss my most recent article? You can access it via <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/10/bossier-citys-top-talent-set-to-shine-this-season/">the link</a>   <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/11/buccaneers-ready-to-raid-the-court/">https://prepgirlshoops.com/2025/11/buccaneers-ready-to-raid-the-court/</a>   You are welcome to follow me on Instagram or X at @Coachlathan for additional content or upcoming announcements.    Grace Neugent, number 10, is a name worth remembering. She is an emerging prospect with considerable potential, provided she continues to refine her skills and develop as she matures in the coming years. Her performance against Stanley was particularly impressive; she truly excelled on the court. Standing at 5'6", she is an assertive guard who effectively drives to the rim, draws fouls, and successfully converts her free throws. Grace demonstrates excellent passing abilities for her age, consistently leading her teammates with well-placed passes and delivering precise assists. Her ball movement, both with and without possession, was remarkable, and she frequently made intelligent cuts to the basket for easy scores. She also possesses a proficient mid-range shot. On the defensive end, she displayed remarkable hustle and determination, forcing turnovers and thwarting offensive drives by effectively cutting off opponents. Grace is undoubtedly a rising talent. Please keep a close watch on this player; she is certainly one to observe.    You are welcome to follow me on Instagram or X at @Coachlathan for additional content or upcoming announcements.    Bailey, the senior Point Guard, number 12, for the Lady Rebels, is undoubtedly the leader of her team. She performed exceptionally well in leading her team to victory against Stanley. Early in the game, Bailey advanced the ball up the court and successfully made a deep three-point shot. As the game continued, she skillfully drove to the basket, scored from close range, and demonstrated excellent ball-handling, consistently involving her teammates in offensive plays. She concluded the game with 25 points. Defensively, Bailey exhibited remarkable effort, diving for the ball, displaying great hustle, and forcing turnovers and steals. Her presence was felt across the entire court, as she worked diligently throughout the game.     Annistyn Remedies, number 25 for the Lady Rebels, displayed remarkable determination in the recent game against the Stanley Lady Panthers. Annistyn fearlessly drove to the basket, drawing fouls that allowed her to successfully convert both of her free throw attempts. Additionally, Annistyn is a skilled rebounder for her stature, consistently working diligently in the paint to secure second-chance points for her team or to create scoring opportunities for her teammates through well-placed passes.     Rylee Sepulvado, who wears number 11 for the Lady Rebels, recently delivered an outstanding performance on the court. Her defensive contributions were particularly noteworthy, as she consistently vied for turnovers and steals, demonstrating remarkable effort and determination in pursuing ball possession and maintaining a significant presence. Additionally, Rylee successfully converted several mid-range shots. Her passing abilities were also commendable, as she skillfully distributed the ball to her teammates, proving to be a valuable asset to her team.     Bella Remedies, number 15, consistently brought energy to the court and made a significant impact during her limited playing time, even when coming off the bench. She demonstrated remarkable hustle and effort in handling the ball when necessary and actively contributed to the team's offense without possession. Furthermore, Bella played tenacious defense, effectively clogging passing lanes and disrupting the opposing team's scoring opportunities.

On November 4th, the Stanley Lady Panthers Division B (Home Team) competed against the Ebarb Lady Rebels Division C (Visitors Team). This game was exciting from the first quarter to the fourth quarter, with the lead changing multiple times; neither team was able to fully pull away with a significant lead, as the points remained very close. Both sides demonstrated strong effort on the court, successfully making three-point shots, driving to the basket, executing mid-range shots, and securing rebound put-backs. One player notably achieved a remarkable 6-7 from the three-point line, resulting in an 85.7 percent shooting accuracy from the field. Additionally, both Stanley and Ebarb displayed commendable defensive play. Overall, an excellent display of basketball was witnessed on this night at Stanley High School.