After missing the second half of her junior season with a torn ACL, some might have wondered if Upper St. She went above and beyond her usual standards to ensure a victory Friday night for No.
Clair, leading the Panthers to a comfortable win against No. Clair coach Pete Serio. She wanted to get back, and she was going to do whatever she had to do to get back.
In each of her first two high school seasons, Kalocay played an integral role in helping the Panthers advance to the WPIAL championship, only to go home with a silver medal on both occasions.
Now, in her final chance to bring home a gold before graduating, Serio said Kalocay is embracing the moment and making sure she does whatever it takes to lead her team to victory. While Upper St. In her place, Kalocay has shifted from shooting guard back to the point, where she played earlier in her career. She plays fabulous defense. After a start, Upper St.
Clair stumbled down the stretch to a finish to close out the regular season, but the Panthers seem to have rediscovered their winning ways at just the right time. Now, with a high-stakes showdown looming against archrival Mt. Lebanon and a spot in the WPIAL championship on the line, Serio said the only thing his team is thinking about is the next game in front of them. We have what we have in front of us, and we have to seize the opportunity we have.
