Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes hosted Pontiac Notre Dame Prep for a non-league game on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018. The Lakers picked up a 61-56 win at home. (DAN FENNER – For Digital First Media)

By Kevin Moore, Special to The Detroit News

After suffering a loss to Bloomfield Hills on Monday, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes was able to bounce back with a 61-56 girls basketball win Wednesday over Pontiac Notre Dame Prep.

Isabelle Kline and Brooklyn Robak led the way offensively for Our Lady of the Lakes (2-4). Kline scored a game-high 29 and Robak 21.

Notre Dame Prep did not have an answer for the duo of Kline and Robak. Going into the half, Our Lady of Lakes took a 29-20 lead.

The second half was a battle between both teams, but Our Lady of Lakes was able to withstand the pressure from its opponent to secure the victory.

Kline took over in the second half for Our Lady of Lakes, which pleased coach Steve Robak.

“Her (Kline) second-half performance helped with our team’s success in tonight’s victory,” Robak said.

Our Lady of the Lakes has had a tough schedule so far, but has shown life in its two victories.

“We knew we would have a tough schedule coming in to the season, but the way we’ve battled in our two wins shows our improvement each game,” Robak said.

Coming of a double-digit victory over an undefeated Pontiac team in its last game, Notre Dame Prep looked to stay hot.
Notre Dame Prep’s (2-3) late push, anchored by Sarah Stuart’s 17 points was not enough as the team could not win it’s second game in a row.

Source: Wednesday’s preps: Waterford Lakes rebounds for girls basketball win

Photo Gallery: Notre Dame Prep vs. Waterford Our Lady girls basketball photo gallery