Northville held a modest 1-point edge heading into the fourth period.

The Falcons concluded the tilt with clutch play as they surpassed the Riverhawks by 10-points at the cruicial moment of the contest.

Corinth had great energy right from the tip off and took hold of the ball game on their way to a hefty first quarter lead 13-4. They denied access to their hoop like a fortress and played with great enthusiasm throughout the frame. Yet, The Falcons recovered in the second quarter and outscored Corinth by 5 points.

The end result was still uncertain as the teams went to the first half intermission with Corinth gaining the upper hand.

The Falcons made a charge out of the locker room, after they trailed at halftime, and seized the opportunity 30-29 going into the final frame.

Hailey Monroe guided Northville with 24 points. Gretchen Forsey poured in 8 points. Keria Mackey tallied 7 points. Abby Armstrong popped in 6 points.
Northville shot with skillful form at the foul line as they made good on 75%, 12 of 16.

Whitney Cameron took control of the offense for the Riverhawks with 9 points. Bella Craig powered in 8 points. Taylor Stone knocked down 7 points. Riley Dumas bagged 5 points. Caitlyn Crossman contributed 4 points.