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March 22, 2019
By Rick Pezzullo
The Irvington High School girls’ basketball team is one win away from adding another championship to its impressive legacy.
The Section 1 Class B champion Bulldogs easily defeated shorthanded Holy Trinity Friday 62-37 in the semifinals of the Class B Federation Cup and will square off against Brooklyn Law and Technology Sunday at noon in the finals in Glens Falls.
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Irvington, which came into the game 27-1, outscored Holy Trinity (10-14) 19-2 in the third quarter to break the game open, led by senior Mia Mascone, who scored nine of her game-high 17 points.
Holy Trinity started four freshmen and dressed only eight players.
Irvington won its sixth state championship earlier this month with a 71-38 route of Section 5 champion Midlakes in Troy.
“Our motto has always been to ‘Hold the Rope.’ But toward the end of the season we kept saying, ‘Find a way,’’’ longtime Coach Gina Maher said following the team’s state title victory. “They found a way.”
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