Bonds run deep for Warden girls basketball
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Kiana Rios rips the ball away from her opponent in the first half against Cascade on Tuesday.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Senior Brecka Erdmann keeps her eye on the ball as her sister, Quinn, chases her mark to the corner on Tuesday night against Cascade.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Sophomore Kiana Rios finds her sister, Jlynn, sprinting down the floor on the fast break with the outlet pass.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Freshman Quinn Erdmann pokes the ball away near midcourt earlier this season. The Cougars have been a defensive force all season, fueling their offense by creating turnovers with constant pressure.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Freshman Quinn Erdmann has established her spot in the Warden lineup already in her first season with the Cougars after transferring alongside her older sister, Brecka.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Senior Brecka Erdmann fires the shot over the defender in the lane for the bucket. Erdmann has become a leader for the undefeated Cougars in her lone season in Warden.
The Warden girls basketball team remains undefeated this season at 17-0, winning every game by at least a 14-point margin.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Jlynn, left, and Kiana Rios trap the Cascade dribbler in the corner, forcing the turnover on Tuesday night.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Jlynn Rios locks eyes with her sister, Kiana, as they push the ball on the fast break on Tuesday night against Cascade.
WARDEN — Often athletes describe their teammates and coaches as family, their brothers, their sisters. This speaks to the bonds built on the court and in the locker room. For four sisters on the Warden girls basketball team, this goes without saying. And, so far this season, those bonds have paid off on the court.
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