Monmouth-Roseville Girls Basketball Suffers First Three Rivers Conference Loss to Sherrard.

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The Monmouth-Roseville girls basketball team suffered their first loss in Three Rivers Conference play last night when they hosted the Sherrard Tigers. The Titans got off to a 10-2, but from there Sherrard would take over, finishing the game by outscoring M-R 48-26 the rest of the way, for the 50-36 Sherrard win. The loss for the Titans drops them to 16-3 on the season, and 6-1 in the TRAC.

After the loss Titans Head Coach Scott Weber sat down for the WMOI post-game show, to discuss the game and how his team can move forward after the loss.

Monmouth-Roseville gets a chance to brush off the loss tomorrow afternoon, when they visit Macomb. For the full replay of the WMOI broadcast, visit the Sports Podcast section.

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