June 8, 2026

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Scoop Wilson, (EPI):  The Girls Friday Night Lights League Playoffs was full of upsets and record-breaking stats as players gave everything they had in post-season play.  The records link has been updated with Girls Legends standings coming after lunch!​

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View:  Spring League Standings

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View MCE all-time stats here: 
     All-Time League Stats - Girls Leagues  New!

     All-Time League Stats - Boys Leagues  

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GIRLS FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS:  JUNE 5

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​Dream 21, Sparks 10:  The Dream win their 6th game in a row Friday earning a bid in the Championship Game on June 12.  Abby Berardi paced the Dream scoring with 7pts while Quinn Schraier added four points and three assists.  The Sparks played tough and came out in the third quarter on fire as they cut the lead to 13-10 entering the fourth.  But they ran out of gas as the Dream finished the game on an 8-0 run.  Emma Murray paced the Sparks with six points while Brielle Benoit paced the defense with six steals.​
 

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Waves 8, Spirits 6:  The Waves picked the perfect time to get their first win as they advanced to the semi-final game with a hard-fought win over the Spirits.  Simrin Bahl paced the Waves with five points, including the game winning free-throw in the 4th quarter.  Julia Korrbecki added three points in the win.  Marah Schettner, Norah Imler and Ella Worrall all scored 2pts for the Spirits.

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Showtime 13, Waves 8:  The Waves almost pulled off the improbable upset but fell just short in the D2 semi-final game.  Showtime had just enough offense for the win behind the strong play of Audrey O'niel and Mara Pauck (4pts each).  The Waves countered with Simrin Ball's offense (7pts) and Jane Luther's defense.  The game set a league record for most free throws in a game (22).  Showtime went 3-8 while the Waves went 4-14.  

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Fire 15, Storm 9:  The Storm played their best defensive game Friday as they gave the Fire all kids of problems.  Avery Mallon and Emma Lusczakoski dominated the paint securing big rebound after big rebound.  But the Fire had just enough offense to get by, paced by Guilliana Yaldoo's 5pts.  Jordan Morton and Caleen Butros each scored 4pts for the Fire.  The Storm was paced by Claire Lennon's 4pts

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Fever 14, Wings 13:  In a back-and-forth game, the Fever hung on for a 1pt win and a trip to the Division One Finals on Friday.  Riley Paull scored 13 of the team's 14 points while Emilia Magry and Mackenzie Wood played some amazing defense.  Mila Henry paced the Wings with seven points while Charlotte Conn and Audrey Fields combined for the remaining six points.

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Mystics 37, Shock 28:  The Mystics scored a season high 37 points and led as much as 15 points early in the fourth quarter as they hung on to gain the #2 seed in Friday's playoff games.  Charlotte Conn had a double-double with 10 points and a new league record of 19 rebounds.  Antonia Caleca was dominant in the paint where she scored all eight of her points.  Vera Most added six points in the win.  The Shock made a strong second half push and got to within five points at 31-26.  Gigi Dokho (17pts) tied a league record with four triples. Lucia Boedeker had her best game of the season for the Shock with six points.

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Comets 22, Shock 17:  The Comets wrapped up the #1 seed for the playoffs after a tough game against the Shock.  With the Comets ahead 14-11 at halftime, The Comets defense held the Shock scoreless.  Leading 18-11, Sloane Hendrick turned up the intensity scoring four of her six points in the final minutes.  She also had three straight seals to keep the Shock at Bay.  Comets guards Meagan Rogers and Solana Pullen combined for 14 points in the win.  The Shock was paced by Gigi Dokho's four points while Harper Hoelscher pitched in with five steals.

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PLAYOFF SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 12: will be posted Tuesday afternoon
 

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   Division 2:

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   Legends:

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