The Milford Exempted Village Schools District held a meeting on February 2, 2025, to discuss the recent girls' basketball game between Milford and Harrison. The game showcased a significant performance by the Milford Eagles, who established a commanding lead over the previously undefeated Harrison team.

During the match, the Eagles surged ahead with a 20-point lead, largely due to standout performances from players like Violet Saluga and Robertson, who contributed crucial points. Robertson, in particular, emerged as the leading scorer with 15 points, accounting for nearly half of her team's total. The Eagles' offensive strategy proved effective, as they maintained pressure on Harrison throughout the game.

Harrison, entering the game with a perfect 16-0 record and an average winning margin of 27 points, faced unexpected challenges. The team struggled with illness and the absence of key player Maggie Sider, who was sidelined due to a recent surgery. These factors contributed to their inability to keep pace with Milford, resulting in a final score that reflected a significant turnaround from their usual performance.

As the game progressed, several fouls were noted, including key players like Gabby Chadwell facing foul trouble. The meeting highlighted the implications of this game for both teams, particularly as Harrison's unblemished record was put at risk.

The discussion also touched on the future of the Southwestern Ohio Conference (SWOC), which is set to undergo changes with teams transitioning to independent status next season. This shift raises concerns for athletic directors regarding scheduling and competition.

In conclusion, the meeting underscored the impact of the game on both teams' seasons and the broader context of league changes, marking a pivotal moment in local high school sports.