What happened: Greenwood’s girls basketball team came up just short Tuesday, Nov. 11, falling 48–46 to Big Spring on the road. The non-district matchup was close from start to finish, with the Rangerettes battling back and forth before the Steers pulled ahead in the final moments.

Go deeper: Greenwood’s defense kept pressure on Big Spring, forcing turnovers and limiting second-chance points. Offensively, the Rangerettes moved the ball well and created balanced scoring opportunities across the lineup. Although the final margin was slim, the team’s resilience and energy stood out in one of their strongest efforts early in the season.

The Rangerettes showed toughness and teamwork in the narrow loss, proving they can compete with strong opponents. Greenwood continues to build chemistry and momentum heading into district play.

What’s next: Greenwood will travel to face Coahoma on Saturday, Nov. 15, at 12:30 p.m. in another non-district matchup.

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