A photo of the staff of Ali Cerbay Minesota Valley Lutel Trace Ganderson (13) posted a shot during a Boys of Basketball, a South Central Conference with Le Suuer Henderson on Thursday.
New Urum -Minnesa Table Lottel did several surgees in the second half, but dropped to 73-64 in the South Central Campaign Boys Basketball Match on Thursday, so he could not overcome Rusure Henderson.
LSH has a larger size and length than MVL, and four rotating players are listed at least 6 to 5, ensuring rebound and bias, reducing charger attacks.
“They are big” MVL head coach Craig Morgan said. “Every team brings something different. Their teams bring that challenge and have some good sizes of really big children. Just adjust the games, others You have to lift the part of.
“When we were trying to put a little pressure on their security guards, we were fine, but then the men behind needed to steal the ball with some long passes. I made the game in -game, but some of them worked, but some of them did not work.
Pearson Brau led the charger with 11 points and six rebounds, and Luke Muress had 11 points and 5 rebounds. Owen Birk Holtz had 11 points and 4 assists, and Brennan Benix won eight points.
MVL opened the game with three pointers on the Connor board, and after the layup of Ethan Shorand, won 9-5 leads. The Giants responded with a three -pointer by Hunter Vince Mailer and one converted by Maren Kang, and did not give up the remaining parts of the game. LSH continued to score to get the 18-12 lead, but MVL forced the timeout of LSH with a mid-range jumper pair by MERSETH and Birkholz.
The MVL continued to close it with a three-pointer of BENDIX, placed the LSH lead in 20-19, and Pierson hit the reverse layup to 22-21 games. LSH took 25-21 lead after John Charles’ three pointers, but three by Birk Holtz narrowed down the lead to 27-26 with several belongings. LSH has finally gained some respiratory spaces to run 13-4, closing half and going up to 40-31.
BENDIX created a three-pointer and opened the second half, reducing the lead to 40-34, but LSH quickly became 13-4 runs to get a 59-40 lead.
Perhaps MVL had the strongest minutes of the game, so he won 12-2 runs to reduce the lead to a single dit 61-52.
“We had some good pass in the attack.” Morgan said. “I think we had a little better defense, but I think the matchup was a little easier for us.”
However, LSH has recovered and 69-53 has risen. The MVL counterattacked with Schauland’s putback, cut the 5-1 run at a time and cut the lead to 73-64, but it was not enough to overcome the Giants because LSH won.
MVL (10-8, 2-3) moves to Maple River on Tuesday.
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