Mooresville battled through an early deficit and surged late to secure a thrilling 54–51 win over Danville. The game opened with Danville taking control 19–12 after the first quarter, but Mooresville quickly settled in and responded with a strong second-quarter effort, outscoring Danville 13–7 to send the teams into halftime tied at 25–25. The third quarter remained tight, with Danville edging ahead 14–12, but the Pioneers refused to lose momentum. In the fourth quarter, Mooresville delivered its best stretch of basketball, putting up 17 points while holding Danville to 11, completing the comeback and sealing the three-point victory. Mooresville’s scoring was fueled by balanced and impactful performances. Halle Moore led with 16 points, attacking the basket and going a perfect 8-for-8 at the free-throw line. Makenzie Holtzclaw followed with 11 points, contributing three inside baskets, a three-pointer, and a flawless 2-for-2 at the stripe. Niah Craig added 10 points on four strong finishes and two made free throws, while Millie Allison matched her with 10 points, including two three-pointers and a pair of free throws. Kendal Price chipped in 5 points with one basket and 3-for-6 shooting at the line, and K.J. Barton added 2 points while providing steady minutes on both ends. Madisyn Phillips, Kenzie Garrett, and Bri Addair contributed valuable support from the bench, bringing energy, defense, and hustle that helped Mooresville maintain momentum throughout the game. Overall, this matchup showcased Mooresville’s resilience and ability to respond under pressure. After a challenging start, the team tightened defensively, shared the ball effectively, and excelled at the free-throw line when it mattered most. With a strong fourth-quarter push and contributions across the roster, Mooresville secured a hard-earned 54–51 victory and built meaningful momentum moving forward.