The Brookville Girls’ basketball team traveled to Dixie on Friday night for the highly anticipated Dixie Holiday Classic, and they delivered a dominant performance. The game was close early on, with Dixie holding a slim 7-6 lead midway through the first quarter. However, Brookville quickly turned up the intensity on both ends of the floor, finishing the first quarter on a 11-2 run to take a 17-9 lead.

Brookville continued to apply relentless defensive pressure throughout the second quarter. Their aggressive defense stifled Dixie’s offense, and they took a commanding 38-16 lead into halftime. The Devils' defense was a key factor in the first half, forcing turnovers and limiting Dixie’s scoring opportunities.

In the second half, Brookville came out with even more energy, starting the third quarter on a 13-3 run. They never looked back from that point, maintaining a comfortable lead for the rest of the game. The Devils’ defense was suffocating, and their offense was efficient, making it difficult for Dixie to mount any serious comeback.

Brookville's all-around performance was reflected in the impressive stat sheet, as they finished with 25 rebounds, 17 assists, 18 deflections, 20 steals, and forced 29 turnovers. Their defensive pressure was a game-changer, and their ability to convert those turnovers into points proved to be a decisive factor.

The Devils’ dominant victory in the Dixie Holiday Classic was a testament to their teamwork, defense, and hustle.