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Varsity Girls Basketball: Jan. 15, 62-49

Hannah Flesch • January 19, 2010

Score: 62-49

Opponent: Northwest

Highlight: Junior guard Sarah Howie scored 34 points to lead the Wildcats over a tough Northwest team.

MVP: Howie, who had 10 rebounds in her dominating performance and was named the star of the day by The Washington Post.

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Record: 5-5

Next game: WJ at Wootton, Thursday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.

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