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Whittier Tech's girls basketball team opened a busy week with a 59-45 loss to a tough Everett team. The Wildcats (17-4) play Dracut at 7:30 p.m. today and then open the Voke tournament tomorrow at 6 p.m. at home against Shawsheen. Jen Hinds had nine rebounds to spark the 'Cats against Everett while Danielle Martin led the scoring with 11 points.

Jenn Hines scored 16 points and pulled down 13 rebounds to help Whittier wrap up the Commonwealth Athletic Conference regular season title with a 66-42 win over Shawsheen. Danielle Martin added 12 as the Wildcats (16-3) put four players in double figures. Kendra Brasil added 11 and Christina Medley scored 10.

Danielle Martin nailed six 3-pointers and erupted for 30 points as Whittier coasted past Greater Lowell 66-41. Christina Medley chipped in with 20 points.

Jacqui Perry burned Whittier Tech for 21 points in a 68-56 Pelham win over the Wildcats.

It just keeps getting better for Whittier coach Kevin Bradley.

Just over a month removed from coaching the football team to the first Super Bowl championship in program history, Bradley earned his 200th career victory as Wildcats girls basketball coach last night in a 65-54 win over Greater Lawrence. 

Whittier's girls basketball team came back strong, but Dracut's 12-1 advantage in the first quarter proved to be the difference in a 51-45 setback to the Middies.

Six-foot-3 junior center Jessica Goulet is establishing herself as quite the shot blocker. She blocked six shots to help Whittier beat the Minuteman 53-48. Goulet also had six blocks in a win over Shawsheen Jan. 12.

Junior Kaisha Rodriguez and sophomore Kendra Brasil energized Whittier in the second half, helping whittle a large Everett lead to six points, but the Wildcats couldn't continue the climb in an eventual 41-34 defeat.

Christina Medley scored 15 points in her first game back from a broken ankle to lead Whittier to a 59-44 road win over Shawsheen. Medley broke the ankle earlier in the season. Jessica Goulet scored 20 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked six shots.

Kristina Terry played a fine all-around game and Danielle Martin (14), Catherine Roche (12) and Kendra Brasil (12) scored in a double figures as Whittier whipped Chelsea 68-32.