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Sophomore Heidi Rathmann winning the jump ball.
Sequoits clip the Eagles wings
Kirsten Hammond
Sophomore Heidi Rathmann winning the jump ball.

Sequoits clip the Eagles wings

Lady Sequoits take on the Eagles in a rematch between crosstown rivals and dominate.

On Wednesday, Jan. 17, the Antioch Community High School girls basketball team took on the Eagles of Lakes in their second showdown of the year. The game was a thriller to watch and the Sequoits did not disappoint their fans.

To start the game, the Sequoits came out swinging, outscoring the Eagles 18-11 by the end of the first. In the high scoring quarter for the ladies, sophomore Heidi Rathmann led the team in scoring with 12 points. She knocked down two three-pointers and had three layups out of the gate.

The second quarter did not have as much scoring, going into halftime with a score of 26-18 favoring the Sequoits. Throughout the period, both teams racked up a lot of fouls. When the horn sounded, ACHS had three players in foul trouble. Rathmann, sophomore Addie Webb, and senior Hailey Caya all had three fouls and had to spend some time on the bench so they would not draw any more.

As the third quarter started, the Eagles were on fire. Lakes senior Madison Twarling scored 10 of the 16 points for the Eagles. Not letting the run get to them, the Sequoits headed to the fourth quarter still maintaining a lead with the score being 35-34.

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ACHS dominated the fourth quarter outscoring Lakes 15-5. The Sequoits took home the win with a score of 50-39. Rathmann led the Sequoits with eight points in the fourth quarter and 25 total. Webb finished second in scoring for the Sequoits with eight points and a number of rebounds. Twarling led the way for the Eagles with 15 points. 

The Sequoits have senior night on Friday, Jan. 26 at home versus the Knights of Grayslake North at 7 p.m. Make sure to come and send off the seniors with tons of fans and support.

About the Contributors
Carter Webb
Carter Webb, Sports Digital Director
Carter Webb is a senior and this is his third year on the Tom Tom staff.  Some of his hobbies are hiking, playing sports, watching movies, and painting. Webb is absolutely terrified of fish and is also scared of public speaking. He enjoys spending time with friends and making valuable memories.
Kirsten Hammond
Kirsten Hammond, Tom Tom Staff
Kirsten Hammond is a junior and has been on staff for three years. Hammond is part of soccer, Sequoit to Sequoit, NHS and is a football manager at ACHS. She is a synchronized ice skater that travels nationally. In her free time, she likes to hang out with friends and enjoys spending time with her four dogs.