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| Shania and Asia Woods show where Cy Fair is as far champions in District 17-5A |
Mathematically, it''s a possibility as I may have jumped ahead of myself in the title however logically, 17-5A is a wrap after Cy Fair defeated Cy Ranch 69-50. At the start of the season, I figured Cy Fair , 25-4 on the season, would be in the hunt for a playoff spot in the most competitive district in the area but to win it outright, let alone go undefeated, is a bet I would have lost. You can throw in the fact the Cy Woods, currently 9-2 in district and two games behind the 11-0 Bobcats, were my initial team to beat however injuries to Nancy Mulkey throughout most of the season has a lot to do with how things transpired. Cy Ranch initially had me choosing them second in district, again injuries played a part in how their season has gone with Kara Cezar and Rachel Tapps out as well.
You still have to play the game, injuries are part of it and no one has done it better in 17-5A than Cy Fair, The improvement they've shown from earlier this season while putting together this amazing run has been nothing short of spectacular, especially when you look at the fact that with the exception of a three point victory against Cy Woods and a seven point win against Langham Creek, no other team in 17-51 has been in it and while I don't have time to do their margin of victory average during district, it's over 20 just glancing
Here's the deal, are they legit enough to make it to Campbell and beyond, losses to North Shore and Manvel by 5 and 14 say on a neutral court you only have to be what, the best team that game, so in a roundabout way, anything is possible especially if they're clicking like they were last night with four players scoring in double figures, leading the was for both teams was Shania Woods with 15
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