Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Cass Lake-Bena junior Taryn Frazer (right) rolls off a screen during the first half of a Class A state quarterfinal game against Mountain Iron-Buhl on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in Pequot Lakes. (Micah Friez / Bemidji Pioneer)
Cass Lake-Bena juniors Taryn Frazer (2) and Krisalyn Seeyle (5) trap Mountain Iron-Buhl's Jordan Zubich in the first half of a Class A state quarterfinal game on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in Pequot Lakes. (Micah Friez / Bemidji Pioneer)
Cass Lake-Bena's Gabby Fineday (left) and Kailee Fineday console each other after the final moments of a Class A state quarterfinal loss against Mountain Iron-Buhl on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in Pequot Lakes. (Micah Friez / Bemidji Pioneer)
PEQUOT LAKES -- It took 1.2 seconds for hope to shatter into heartbreak for the Cass Lake-Bena girls basketball team.
The Panthers, facing Mountain Iron-Buhl in the Class A state quarterfinals at Pequot Lakes on Tuesday, had a chance to knock off the Rangers with a heroic shot at the buzzer. Instead, Taryn Frazer's 3-point attempt was deflected on the release, and CLB's season was suddenly over in a 50-49 loss.
"I just told them to keep their heads up," Cass Lake-Bena head coach Martin Wind said. "There's nothing to have your head down (for). That's a really good team. We had opportunities. The ball didn't roll our way."
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