The Moran girls basketball team won their final game of the season against cross town rival Dag by a score of 33-19. The win solidifies Moran as the Central Connecticut Girls Middle School League champions. Olivia Cassesse was Moran’s leading scorer with 14 followed by Ella Dorsey, Jenna Wresien, and Susan Hotaling with 4 each. Moran finishes their season with a record of 14-1. Just 2 points from a perfect season. 😉

The JV team won their game by a score of 22-6. The girls did a tremendous job of moving and cutting to really score a lot of points and played intense defense to shut down Dag’s scoring attempts. The JV team finishes their season with a record of 12-1-1.

Congratulations to all the girls for an awesome season.

The Moran girls basketball team won their non-league game against Hamden Hall by a score of 55-37. Olivia Cassesse led all scorers with 16. Susan Hotaling and Camryn Jambor had 7 each followed by Jenna Wresien with 6. With the win Moran improves their record to 13-1. Our final game of the season is tomorrow (Thursday) home against our cross town rival Dag. Let’s fill the stands and support our ladies as they wrap up a great season.

The Moran girls basketball team finished up their road games for the season by defeating Washington Middle School of Meriden 46-17. All 14 of Moran’s players saw time in the varsity game and all contributed to the win. Moran’s leading scorer was Camryn Jambor with 9 followed by Olivia Cassesse with 8. Eight other players contributed points in the win. The victory improves Moran’s record to 12-1. The JV team put on a clinic by defeating their opponent 38-2. Lily Dandorph and Julia Cassesse led the scoring with 8 each followed by Logon Dubuc and Jenna Wresien with 6 a piece. Ava Raffone, Peyton Einhorn, and Susan Hotaling rounded out the scoring. The JV team improved their record to 11-1-1. The Moran girls play a non league game today (Tuesday) at home against Hamden Hall at 3:30 and then finish up their season on Thursday at home against Dag. Come out and support the team.

The Moran girls basketball team won their 11th game of the season by beating Dodd of Cheshire 38-37. With 3.4 seconds left on the clock and Moran down by 2 the decision was made to go for the win and not the tie that would have put the game into overtime. The out of bounds pass went in to Olivia who passed it across to the opposite elbow where Camryn was wide open. Camryn put it in and sealed the victory for Moran. Olivia Cassesse was Moran’s leading scorer with 13 followed by Megan Wresien with 8 and Camryn Jambor with 7. Moran’s record is now 11-1.

The JV team played to a tie. Ava Raffone was the leading scorer for Moran with 5 The JV record is now 10-1-1.

Moran’s next game is today(Monday) against a Washington. Go Mustangs.

The Moran girls basketball team won their 10th game of the season by defeating Lincoln of Meriden 55-18. Eleven different players scored in the game. Moran’s pressing defense did not allow a basket until 2 minutes left in the half. The JV team also won by a score of 28-2. All 10 players scored for Moran. Both teams improve their record to 10-1. Out next game is away on Friday, against Dodd. Come out and support the team.

The Moran girls basketball team beat DePaolo of Southington by a score of 55-42. Olivia Cassesse led all scorers with 25 points and the remainder of the offensive attack was split between 9 different players. The girls played hard and kept their composure during some very tense moments in the game. They improve their record to 9-1. The JV team improved their record to 9-1 as well. Logon Dubuc led the scoring with 6 points followed by Megan Wresien with 4. Final score was Moran 14 and DePaolo 2. Our next game is at home, on Monday, against Lincoln. Come out and support the team.

The Moran girls’ basketball team came from behind to beat the Kennedy Eagles in overtime by a score of 44-43. Moran was behind through the first 3 quarters and was able to tie it up by the end of regulation and then win in overtime after falling behind by 5. Leading the scoring for Moran was Olivia Cassesse with 13 followed by Megan Wresien with 8 and Brooklyn Stanley with 7. Camryn Jambor hit a clutch 3 in the 3rd to get us back in it and Brooklyn Stanley hit her last second free throw to put us on top for good.

The JV team overpowered their opponent and won by a score of 25-8. Megan Wresien led the scoring with 19 but it was the passing that made us unstoppable.

Both teams improve their record to 8-1.

Our next game is today, at home, against DePaolo. Come out and support the team.

The Moran girls basketball team recorded their 7th win of the season by beating Thomas Edison Middle School 46-42. Leading the scoring for Moran was Olivia Cassesse with 15 followed by Megan Wresien with 7 and Brooklyn Stanley with 5. Seven other players on the team scored in the varsity game as well.

The JV team followed suit in their game and beat Washington 12-0. Ava Raffone and Logon Dubuc scored 4 each while Camryn Jambor and Megan Wresien also recorded points. The girls have a well deserved break and will play their next game on Wednesday against Kennedy of Southington. Good luck ladies.

The Moran girls basketball team came from behind to beat their cross town rival, Dag, by a score of 35-28. Leading the scoring campaign for Moran was Olivia Cassesse with 20 followed by Ella Dorsey with 7, Brooklyn Stanley with 5, and Jenna Wresien with 3.

The Moran JV team beat Dag as well. Ava Raffone, Bella Raffone, Camryn Jambor, Peyton Einhorn, and Julia Cassesse all played hard for the Mustangs and pulled out the victory.

Both varsity and JV improve their record to 6-1. Our next game is today against Edison. Good luck ladies.

The Moran girls basketball lost their first game of the season to DePaolo Middle School by a score of 47-45. The girls played hard but were out of sync and turned the ball over too many times. The girls had the chance to win down the stretch but could not make their free throws. Our next game is away on Wednesday against cross town rival Dag.

The girls JV team won their game against DePaolo. The aggressive play of Peyton Einhorn, Logon Dubuc, Ava Raffone, Bella Raffone and Julia Cassesse was just too much for DePaolo to handle.

The varsity record is 5-1 and the jv record is 5-1.