The Mighty Macs Page #6
Loose ball!
The Macs have it.
Shot!
No good, no good.
No good, and we're headed to
overtime, but wait, wait
The Referees confer.
What's wrong, Coach.
Before the end of regulation,
foul to one.
The Macs have one more chance.
Number 12, you pick the court.
Trish Sharkey's going to
go to the line for mo.
Going to make that
Ionely walk out to the free throw line.
There's a lot of
pressure on a young girl.
And she misses.
Time out, time out. Come on.
Have a seat, have a seat.
l'm fine, l'm fine.
Here's some water.
Listen to me, you can do this, Trish.
Just trust your shot,
bend your knees.
And, don't forget to breathe.
All right? Good.
All right, let's go.
Here we go again,
Sharkey walks the plank.
She's now four for nine
from the Charih stripe.
She dribbles.
Shoots.
lt's good.
Yes. Yes.
Finally, Immaculata College
is going to the finals.
One more.
Light another candle, Sister Regina,
What if they full court press?
We go upside down, oven mitts on,
center and forward bring the ball up,
Trish and Rosemay are
speed to go to the basket.
What if they don't press?
l don't know that one.
lt means, it'll be a cold day in hell,
she'll never adjust.
l think we're ready.
Guess we're about to find out.
No matter what happens tomorrow,
l want to thank you for
what you've done for me this year.
You are a team player,
you have helped the helpers.
No. You don't need to...
No, no, no, no.
You taught me,
that not only is change possible,
it's as vital as breathing.
And, not only that,
you also taught me and all my Sisters
that sometimes Angels
wear high heels.
This is the corniest thing
l have ever heard.
Do you not know that in a race,
all the runners compete.
But only one receives the prize.
So, run that you may obtain it.
Corithians.
You've earned the right to run tonight.
And it's okay to want the prize.
Lizanne, do you know
why teams get to the championship?
Trust.
Yeah, that's why they
get to the championship.
Do you know
why they win the championship?
Anyone?
l want all of you
to point to yourselves.
That's right.
Look where you're all pointing.
This.
This is why, this is
where championships are won.
One team, one beat.
This is what keeps us alive,
but we can't even see it.
It's not about what we wear
or where we live,
or how much money we have.
That's how they see us.
That's how they judge us.
None of that matters.
Because, what they don't know
is that we will win tonight.
And we will win because of
One minute.
Coach.
Eveyone. Take a knee.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
and welcome to
the First National Championship
for Women's college basketball.
Tonight, it's histoy in the making,
as the Golden Rams of
face the Macs of
Immaculata College.
The tension is building here inside the arena
as the Immaculata faithful rise to their feet.
And the Mighh Macs
are taking the floor.
This is one of
the most improbably championship
match ups in sports histoy.
The pint size Papal institution
received one of the four large bids
and was seated in number fifteen
out of sixteen teams.
lt was just one week ago
that these mo teams
played for an automatic
bid to the Nationals,
and Immaculata lost
by fom-mo points.
How will this faimale end?
Will the glass slipper fit head
Coach Cathy Rush
and her little sisters of the floor?
The anmer lies somewhere
bemeen Heaven and the hardwood.
You got to go.
Westchester State
usually ins the championship.
lt's pushing forward.
That's an easy layup
...setting up the defense.
Macs are fighting to get open.
Get it to her...
And a... they're tying to
get it in, passed the ball to...
To the net... to the net. The net.
Macs stay in bounds,
quick passed the middle.
Vey nice.
...move the ball up the floor.
Here's another pass and they score.
Yes, that's teamwork.
Here we go. Yes. Yes, yes.
lmmaculata pressuring the ball.
The Macs are all over the floor...
coasted free.
And the floor, picking up loose ball,
bounce by layup, score.
They're putting the ball around.
Moore pass the ball down to
Trish Sharkey...
Yes, yes, there we go.
Macs tie it up.
Westchester wastes no time
getting down the floor.
They shoot. And a foul.
Are you kidding me?
Come on!
Head Coach Rush doesn't like that.
Westchester dribble, mings it,
Macs rotate to help,
there's Moore with a steal.
Passes the head,
Macs look to push over half court.
Exhibit... rainbow.
And a pot of gold.
The Macs tie it again.
Westchester controls.
Slide your feet...
Yes, stay right there.
Open jumper, she nails it.
Westchester leads by mo
in a minute
and a half left to go on the game.
Find Rosemay, Gail.
Find her. Search.
Jump shot. We're tied again.
There we go.
That's it.
Macs with the ball, a chance to lead,
time's running down.
Sharkey, a jump shot,
and it drops through.
Macs take the lead by mo.
Thim five seconds to count.
Westchester in ah...
foul line, jumper.
Good.
We are tied.
Sixteen seconds.
Fourteen.
Thirteen.
Bring it in, bring it in, bring it in.
Time out, Cathy Rush.
Jen, you're in. Okay, listen up.
Rosemay, l want you to
hand off to Gail.
Trish, l want you to flash to the ball.
They're going to be
overplaying with Jen.
l want you to set a back door screen.
All right.
You need to trust
that Trish will be there.
Let's do this.
Be strong, Trishy.
-All right, on three.
-Ready?
One, mo, three, charge.
Come on, let's go.
Here we go, for evey team that
thought they never had a chance.
Twelve seconds.
Ten.
lmmaculata sets up along the baseline.
And now they motion.
Five seconds.
Sharkey lays it up.
lt's good.
Yes, yes.
lmmaculata College
has won the National Championship.
The Mighh Macs are number one.
Nice game.
We did it, we did it.
Congratulations, Coach.
When l look back,
l'm not sure any of us could explain
the mystey of how we won,
or why we won.
But maybe,
all we did was look around us
to something they believed in.
Somewhere along the way
you forget how important that is.
As a team,
we must have learned from that,
because in the end,
it proved to all of us
that anything can happen
when we're committed to our dreams.
lmmaculata College survived
the turmoil of the early seventies.
ln 2005, it went co-ed and is
now thriving as Immaculata Universih.
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