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On the girls basketball record board at Broadneck High School, London truly is best.
With the third of her six steals in a 56-25 win over Glen Burnie on January 3, London Best set a new program record with her 289th career steal. Macie McNece scored 27 in the win, hitting seven 3-pointers.
Best already owned the school's single-game steals record with 10.
The Broadneck duo of McNece and Best has led the Bruins to a 7-3 record near the midway point of the season, a stretch culminating in a narrow 43-40 win at Meade on January 10.
McNece scored 22 in the road victory.
After a 59-28 loss to St. Mary's on December 9, the Bruins bounced back and beat Indian Creek 68-42 the following day. South River beat Broadneck in the Bruins' home opener, 54-26 on December 13, but they bounced back five days later by drubbing Severn School 50-28.
During the holiday break, the Bruins competed in the "All About the Girls" holiday tournament in greater Baltimore. They beat Glenelg Country 40-27 in the semifinals of their bracket, falling to Springdale Prep the next day, 49-41.
Broadneck is now 6-3, with their next game against Northeast on January 14.
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