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Crestwood girls ready to bounce back after virus-shortened season

By TIM LEIBLE
tim@theitem.com

Posted 12/3/21

Last season was far from Tony Wilson's typical expectations for girls basketball at Crestwood.

The Lady Knights were coming off a season where they won Region IV-4A and made a deep playoff run. Moving back down to 3A, Crestwood was looking to …

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