As the 2024-2025 basketball season progresses, the differences in the fortunes of Winamac and Frankfort are striking. The teams are in stark contrast both on the court and in their records. Here’s a breakdown of how they compare in several key areas.

Overall Records and Performance

Winamac has shown strong performance this season, with an 8-5 overall record, boasting an impressive 3-0 league record. The team has been dominant in its conference, maintaining a perfect win percentage. At home, Winamac has a solid 5-3 record, and on the road, they’ve been competitive, with a 3-2 record. Their offensive strength is clear, scoring an average of 40.8 points per game, nearly doubling Frankfort’s 19.0 points per game.

Frankfort, on the other hand, has struggled significantly, finishing with a 0-11 record overall and a 0-3 mark in their league. They have yet to earn a win either at home or away, with a dismal 0-6 record at home and 0-5 on the road. This has led to their scoring average dropping to just 19.0 points per game, a significant gap compared to Winamac’s production.

Scoring Trends and Game Analysis

Looking deeper into the team scoring averages, Winamac has a balanced offensive attack, averaging 10.6 points in the first and third quarters and 12.4 points in the second quarter. Although their scoring slightly dips in the fourth quarter (6.8 points per game), they finish strong with an overall average of 40.8 points per game. This consistent offensive output has been key to their winning record.

Frankfort’s scoring, however, has been inconsistent, with their highest points per quarter coming in the first (11.0 points), followed by a drop to 6.0 points in both the second and fourth quarters. They scored no points in the third quarter in most games, leading to a final average of just 19.0 points per game.

Statistical Comparison

In terms of team statistics, Winamac leads in nearly every category. They average 30.5 rebounds per game, significantly outpacing Frankfort’s 17.8 rebounds. Winamac is also far superior in assists (9.8 per game vs. 3.5) and steals (9.2 per game vs. 6.8). Both teams are even in blocks per game, with each averaging 1.7.

Key Players

For Winamac, Kandace Kroft has been a standout player, leading her team with 12.0 points per game and also contributing 3.9 assists per game. Marissa Iverson leads in rebounds (6.8 per game) and has also been a force on defense. The team has seen contributions from multiple players, solidifying their success this season.

Frankfort’s top performer is Ella Mcatee, who averages 5.6 points and 1.2 assists per game, as well as contributing 1.6 steals per game. However, Mcatee’s efforts alone have not been enough to propel Frankfort to victory. Kynlee Myers has been solid in rebounding, averaging 6.4 per game, but Frankfort’s overall lack of depth has hindered their ability to compete with stronger teams like Winamac.

The Road Ahead

As Winamac continues to show its dominance in the league, Frankfort faces an uphill battle to find any success this season. Their scoring woes, particularly in the second and third quarters, have put them in a tough position. For Winamac, maintaining their strong performances, especially at home, will be crucial to their playoff aspirations. Conversely, Frankfort must regroup and focus on improving both offense and defense if they hope to turn their season around.

In conclusion, while Winamac has established itself as a team to watch with a well-rounded and consistent approach to the game, Frankfort’s season is one to forget, with no wins to show for their efforts thus far. It remains to be seen whether they can make adjustments and build for the future.