VIDEO, PHOTO GALLERY: Lady Warriors run past Clayton

December 17, 2018

Wildwood's cheerleaders encourage the girls basketball team against Clayton.
Wildwood's Leah Benichou holds her dribble against Clayton.
Wildwood's Maddie McCracken, who scored 18 points in the 62-24 win, pushes the pace against Clayton.
Wildwood's Gabby Keoughan plays defense against a Clayton player.
Jenna Hans leads the fast break for Wildwood.
Wildwood's Laila Rios plays defense.
Maddie McCracken shoots a free throw.
Wildwood's Imene Fathi and a Clayton player go to the floor in an effort to secure a loose ball.
Gabby Keoughan looks to pass.
Wildwood's Imene Fathi passes the ball to the wing during the team's 62-24 win over Clayton.
Wildwood's players huddle just prior to tip-off against Clayton.

WILDWOOD — The Wildwood High School girls basketball team used balanced offense to breeze past Clayton, 62-24, in its home opener Monday afternoon.

Maddie McCracken netted 18 points and Imene Fathi chipped in 13 points to lead Wildwood (2-0). Jenna Hans added seven points and Gabby Keoughan, Torence Gallo and Emily Little each chipped in six points in the win.

Wildwood is in action against Tuesday against Pitman, also on its home floor, at 4 p.m.

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VIDEO, PHOTO GALLERY: Lady Warriors run past Clayton

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