What happened: Midland Classical worked through a challenging road test on Tuesday, Nov. 18, showing effort and grit in a 72–44 game loss against Coahoma. The Lady Knights trailed 12–9 after the first quarter, 39–27 at halftime, and 56–32 after the third. They stayed composed throughout the night and continued to compete on both ends of the floor. The loss moved MCA to 3-1 for the season.

Go deeper: Midland Classical found success at the line, going 7-for-8 and making the most of their opportunities. Mariah Davis led the scoring with 17 points, and Allie Catalano followed with 9. The Lady Knights kept attacking the paint, played physical defense, and stayed connected as a group even as Coahoma heated up offensively.

While the scoreboard didn’t swing their way, Midland Classical showed progress in tempo, communication, and offensive execution. Their effort reflected a team committed to growth, and their resilience against a high-energy opponent highlighted their work ethic.

What’s next: Midland Classical returns home on Thursday, Nov. 20, to face the Itasca Wampus Cats at 7:10 p.m. The Lady Knights will look to build on the positives from Tuesday and continue sharpening their early-season identity.

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