The Milford Exempted School District held a meeting on February 2, 2025, to discuss the recent girls basketball game between Milford and Harrison. The game showcased a competitive spirit, with Milford putting forth a strong effort against Went Woods, despite ultimately falling short.

The meeting began with a recap of the game, highlighting key performances. Slough scored 9 points, contributing significantly to Milford's efforts. The team faced a tough opponent in Went Woods, who maintained an undefeated record in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference, solidifying their first-place position.

As the game progressed, notable plays included Maddie Rocky scoring 6 points and contributing to a 13-2 run for Milford in the second quarter. The team finished the first quarter with a 15-4 run, showcasing their resilience. Ashley Smith and Robertson also made significant contributions, with Robertson reaching double figures with 12 points.

The meeting also addressed player substitutions, including the return of Veil Turner and the introduction of Sarah Calderon, who made an immediate impact by scoring upon entering the game. The discussion noted the dynamics of the game, including turnovers and rebounds, which played a crucial role in the outcome.

In conclusion, the meeting provided a comprehensive overview of the game, emphasizing the competitive nature of the matchup and the individual performances that stood out. The Milford girls basketball team demonstrated determination and skill, setting the stage for future games in the season.