On Sunday at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, the Warriors battles on the biggest stage in Massachusetts for an MIAA crown.
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Wahconah's Olivia Gamberoni spits two Cathedral defenders to get to the basket Sunday night in the MIAA D-IV State Championship game.
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Wahconah's Sofia Drury plays tight defense on Cathedral's Sara Thompson.
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Wahconah's Olivia Gamberoni strips Leilani Benson of Cathedral during Sunday's MIAA D-IV State Championship game in Lowell.
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Cathedral guard Hijah Allen-Paisley gets off a 3-pointer just over the top of Wahconah defender Emma Belcher.
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Wahconah's Grace Wigington drives the ball up the floor in Lowell, getting by Cathedral's Leilani Benson.
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Wahconah's Madison McCarthy gets on the floor to rip a loose ball away from Cathedral's Sabina Kaba.
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Wahconah senior Emma Belcher strategizes with head coach Liz Kay during a foul shot at the MIAA D-IV State Championship game Sunday night in Lowell.
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Wahconah's Dani Barry sinks a free throw on the floor at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.
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Wahconah's Marleigh White and Olivia Roberts signal after their teammate made a 3-pointer against Cathedral Sunday night.
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Wahconah's Grace Wigington scored 25 points to lead the Warriors in their state championship game loss to Cathedral.
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Wahconah coach Liz Kay smiles while handing out state finalist medals, alongside senior forward Sofia Drury.
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Wahconah junior Olivia Roberts hugs senior teammate Emma Belcher after Sunday's loss in the MIAA D-IV State Championship Game.
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Mike Walsh is sports editor at The Berkshire Eagle. He's been with The Eagle since 2017. Walsh also authors the NENPA-winning Powder Report column. He's an avid snowboarder, runner, homebrewer, and he used to play a pretty mean sousaphone.
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Sunday night in Lowell, the Warriors made their first appearance in a state basketball championship game in 21 years, but fell to state power Cathedral.
