Bre'Indel Watkins (23) tries to work the ball past the Cadillac Heritage defense on Tuesday.
John RaffelBALDWIN – Varsity girls basketball is back at Baldwin following a five-year absence as the Panthers took on Cadillac Heritage in a home game on Tuesday.
The Panthers lost 59-7. They trailed 20-2 after the first quarter and 35-4 at halftime.
“I found a lot of things we can build on,” Panther coach Rusty Fullerton said.
Players for the Panthers are senior Autumn Highton, Bre’Indel Watkins, and Nate Shannon; juniors Kelsie Hayter, Brittney Hull-Sanders and Naomi Marsh-Robinson and freshmen Brenda Hull Sanders and Raylene Little.
The Panthers had a varsity team for 2017-18 but did not have enough numbers for 2018-19 and had a JV team 2019-20. There were no girls basketball teams the previous two seasons.
The varsity girls still play at Marion on Friday with a 6 p.m. tipoff time. Their next home game is Dec. 9 with Crossroads Charter Academy.
