Timely three-point shooting and pressure defense was the difference maker for the Dripping Springs Lady Tigers (8-8) in a 46-33 win over the Rouse Raiders Dec. 7.
“I just saw us finish,” Dripping Springs head coach David Norris said. “We’ve been starting slow in other games, but we finished strong. We came out third quarter and had a little dip, but then we picked it back up and did what we needed to win. So that’s a sign of maturity and that we are maturing.”
After a close first quarter where Dripping Springs took a 12-6 lead, the Lady Tigers found their range as they hit multiple three-point shots in the second quarter. Dripping Springs led Rouse 27-10 at halftime.
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