Kankakee Valley girls basketball earned a 36–30 non-conference road victory over Portage girls basketball.
According to the match report, the game was characterized by strong defensive play from both teams, with limited scoring opportunities. Portage initially held a slight lead, but Kankakee Valley remained competitive through disciplined defense and consistent rebounding. The third quarter saw no points from either side, but the Kougars managed to pull ahead in the final quarter.
Kankakee Valley outscored Portage 18–12 in the fourth quarter, increasing defensive pressure and forcing turnovers. They capitalized on free-throw opportunities to secure their win. This late-game surge was crucial in a low-scoring matchup where each possession was significant.
Junior Olivia Adams led Kankakee Valley with 12 points and nine rebounds, showing strong performance on both offense and defense. Sophomore Camry Krueger contributed nine points and disrupted Portage’s offense with several steals. Junior Mallorie Rose played an important role off the bench, helping maintain control during critical moments of the game. The victory added to Kankakee Valley’s successful road performances as they continue to gain momentum.
