Mira Costa freshman Yeh’s two free throws send title game against Redondo into overtime
Photos by Ray Vidal [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2881″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Paul Teetor It was exactly the situation every baller — high school, college or pro — dreams about and practices for in the backyard or driveway: you’re fouled on a buzzer beating shot and go to the free throw line with a chance to tie or win the game. All you have to do is make the foul shots under enormous pressure and you’re a hero — at least in your fantasy. Mira Costa freshman star Kylee Yeh found herself in that fantasy situation for real Thursday night in the regular season finale with the game and the Bay League title on the line. If she made all three foul shots, the Mustangs would win the game, finish 9-1 in league and share the league championship with Redondo, which also would finish 9-1. If she made two of the three foul shots, the game would be tied and the two teams would play on into overtime. If she made only one or none of the three foul shots, Redondo would win the game and the league title with a 10-0 record – with Costa falling to 8-2, it’s only two losses both to Redondo. All that pressure was riding on the three foul shots. Add in that it was a home game…
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