Fullerton defense holds Ansley/Litchfield scoreless for nearly 12 minutes in the second half
Keila Dubas and Fullerton's defense held Ansley/Litchfield scoreless for nearly 12 minutes on Tuesday. The Warriors capitalized on the scoring drought, rallying to take the lead in the second half. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz
FULLERTON — The Warriors stepped up their defense and used a strong third quarter to take control of the game on Tuesday.Fullerton held Ansley/Litchfield scoreless for nearly 12 minutes spanning the entire third quarter and part of the fourth quarter as they rallied to take the lead in a 28-21 win at home. The game was rescheduled from December.Playing with the lead, the Warrior...
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