There's no place like home for Brush—especially when a little home cooking helps erase the sting of a tough road loss two days before. The Arcs responded in emphatic fashion on Monday evening at Welser Gym, rolling past Maple Heights with a dominant 50–10 victory. It marked Brush's third win of the season by 22 points or more, continuing a trend of decisive, high-energy performances.

Sophomore Nylah Mason once again set the tone, delivering 15 points and five steals in a standout two-way effort. Mason has been a defensive force all season long, and her consistency shows in her game-by-game steal totals:
12/01/25 vs Maple Heights — 5 steals
11/29/25 vs Olmsted Falls @ Cleveland Basketball Classic / Baldwin Wallace University — 4 steals
11/24/25 @ Canton McKinley — 3 steals
11/22/25 vs Columbus Whetstone @ Great Lakes Tourney / Cleveland Heights — 6 steals

She has recorded at least three steals in every game, making her one of the most disruptive defenders in the area.

Sophomore point guard Addi Harris tacked on 11 points (including 3 three-pointers) as she directed the offense.  Juliana Ferreira added valuable support with nine points, five rebounds, and three steals, giving the Arcs another steady presence on both ends of the floor.

Brush controlled the game on the boards—especially the offensive glass—finishing with 14 offensive rebounds, a number they've reached in every contest this year. That second-chance hustle helped them maintain complete command from start to finish.

With the win, Brush moves to 3–1, while Maple Heights slips to 0–3, extending a seven-game skid dating back to last season.

Next up, the Arcs turn their attention to a Sunday showdown with Whitney Young High (Chicago) at 1:00 p.m., during the Chicago Elite Classic Tournament....