“There’s just so much pressure on [the players] during the school year. They’re in the weight room; they’ve got film study, plus their course work. It’s more of a non-pressure thing because they deal with enough of that in the school year,” said league director David Kessler.

Sky Blue was by far the league’s leading offense with Kelly Green scoring the third most points in the league; which really makes Sky Blue’s win all the more impressive. A heavy dose of three point shots led to Sky Blue’s big win as the team went on to drop ten shots from beyond the arc. Sky Blue’s Ciara Andrews led both teams in scoring with 25 while Jessica Gerber dropped five of her team’s ten three pointers. Elizabeth Radley paced Team Kelly Green with 19 points.

It was a back and fourth game for much of the night. Team Gold held the lead throughout the contest while Team Black would continually battle back and eat into their deficit. The lead would prove to be too big as Gold began to pile on in the game’s closing minutes. Gold’s Alex Smith would lead both teams in scoring with 18, while Rachel Day lead Team Black with 15. Gold’s Michele McCaughern went 6-6 from the charity strip while scoring 14.

Despite the forfeit and the shorthanded Orange team, both teams decided to play anyway. Team Red was in the driver’s seat for much of the game before sacrificing their lead in its final minutes. Team Orange would erase a ten-point deficit to pull within two with one-minute left in the game, however that’s as close as they would come to a comeback. Team Orange would be held scoreless in the final minute giving Red the all around win. 

When she was storming down the court, players either got out of her way or Woods got them out of her way. She was having her way with Team Pink which led to her being double teamed for much of the third quarter. Wood’s would score a league high 32, but her efforts were not enough, as the sharp shooting of team Pink would prove to be too much. Lauren Rothfeld and Hannah Fox would lead Team Pink in scoring with 19 and 18 both respectively, both sank four three point balls.

Team Royal Blue grabbed the lead in the game’s early minutes, but Team Maroon then captured and ran with it for the bulk of the game’s remainder. Royal Blue would come close on several occasions to recapturing the lead and the momentum, but Maroon would be there to always take it right back. Royal Blue’s Katie Armstrong would pace all scorers with 21. Alex Thomas led Maroon in scoring with 16, while Alyx McKiernan would provide a long range shooting dropping three 3 pointers en route to 14 points.