One photo, two Coupeville legends, as Toni Crebbin (left) and Makana Stone hang out.
Lethal even in limited time.
A banged-up knee restricted Coupeville grad Makana Stone to just 16 minutes Sunday in Norway, but she still slapped home 11 points, snagged five boards, and pilfered three steals before departing.
Missing their top player, Ammerud struggled in the third quarter, eventually falling 60-47 to Baerum.
The loss drops the Queens to 3-10 on the season.
Ammerud was up early Sunday, leading 14-11 after one quarter of play, and still hanging tough down just 24-23 at the half.
But the third frame was deadly for the Queens, as Baerum took advantage of the situation and ripped off a game-clinching 21-10 run.
There’s a 10-day gap between games for Ammerud, which doesn’t return to play until Jan. 24 against league leader Ullern (10-1).
That will give Stone time to have her knee assessed, rest up, and be rarin’ to go once medically cleared.
The former Wolf ace has been at the heart of everything the Queens do this season, racking up 268 points, 140 rebounds, 38 assists, 40 steals, and eight blocked shots.
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