The New Prairie Lady Cougars got their season off to an impressive start, earning a commanding 67-12 victory over South Bend Washington. The Cougars set the tone early with relentless pressure on the defensive end and an aggressive, attacking offense that kept Washington on its heels throughout the game. New Prairie's pressure defense created problems for Washington all night, allowing the Cougars to turn defensive stops into offensive opportunities. On the other end of the floor, the Lady Cougars attacked the basket, moved the ball well, and found ways to get everyone involved in a strong offensive performance. Bailey Futa led all scorers with an impressive 21 points to pace the Cougars. Sami Pease added 10 points, while Brooklynne Shepherd finished with 9 points and Chloe Deutscher contributed 7 points. While the scoring leaders helped fuel the offensive effort, this victory was truly an all-around team performance. The Cougars played with energy, intensity, and togetherness on both ends of the floor, showcasing the kind of effort and attitude they want to bring every night. It was an outstanding way for the Lady Cougars to begin their season. The message was clear: New Prairie wants to be a team that plays with relentless pressure, attacks on offense, and makes opponents work for every possession.