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| Above Left -- Justin Anderson contributed 2 of the Wahoo three pointers, scoring 9 points in the fourth quarter. Right --Bernie Inbody hits a three. | |||||
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The Warriors surpassed the century mark for the second time in the young season, shooting nearly 50% for three pointers, 14 /29.
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| 12/14/1990 vs. Arlington ... CONFERENCE / HOME / REGULAR SEASON /
Season Game #: 4 / Streak Game #: 68 / Current Record: 4 - 0 WAHOO: 31 ... 28 ... 31 ... 23 .... 113 Torrid shooting from beyond the arc gave Wahoo its highest score of the season to date with a 113 - 50 romp over visiting Arlington. The Warriors started strong and stayed strong extending a 20 point first quarter lead to 41 by half, 58 by the end of the third quarter and a final differential of 63 points. The Eagles employed a 2 - 3 zone, leaving the outside shots open, and as coach Rod Rhodes explained it, “make them earn it.” The Warriors certainly earned it, nailing six three pointers in the first quarter, three by Ryan Eddie, and then continuing the barrage, ultimately connecting on 14 treys. Eddie led the way with 5, Jason Glock netted 3, Joel Weyand and Justin Anderson 2 each, and Bernie Inbody 1. At the same time, Wahoo’s defense continued to roll, forcing 23 Eagle turnovers, 10 in the first quarter. Glock scored a game high 30 and was joined in double figures by Ryan Eddie with 23 and Joel Weyand with 14. Noteworthy: Wahoo Arlington |
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