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Sports // High School Sports

Girls basketball: Lady Lawmen fall to Cheshire in overtime

Milford Mirror

Jan. 27, 2017

Jonathan Law lost a 60-48 overtime decision to visiting Cheshire High in an SCC girls basketball game on Thursday.

Fallon Andriolas scored 18 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead the Lady Lawmen.

Pam Ellison and Cali Jolley (three treys) scored 10 points each.

Cheshire was led by Julia Schaff with 19 points.

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