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| Above Left -- Ryan Eddie scores off of a fast break; Right -- Jason Glock makes the steal and delivers to Joel Weyand for the layup. | |||||
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In the Logan View game, the Warriors scored consistently off of fast breaks created by steals in the press and in the half court 1-3-1 zone defense.
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| 12/7/1990 vs. Logan View NONCONFERENCE game AWAY REGULAR SEASON
Season Game #: 2 / Streak Game #: 66 / Current Record: 2 - 0 WAHOO: 27 ... 28 ... 31 ... 10 .... 96 Wahoo aced its first road test of the ‘90 - ‘91 campaign with a 96 - 32 trouncing of Logan View. Once again, the Warriors clamped on a full court press that gave the Raiders little chance of getting off a shot, let alone making it. The home team was nearly shut out in the first quarter with the first basket coming on a put back with 24 seconds remaining. Wahoo’s 50% fieldgoal shooting was the product of steals and layups. Jeff Simons scored repeatedly off the fast break in the first quarter and added a three to tally 11 total points in the stanza, eventually finishing the game with 15. Jason Glock (22) led the team in scoring with Joel Weyand (12) and Ryan Eddie joining the double digit club. Following the game, Logan View coach, Gary Samuelson commented, “They really are good.” Noteworthy: Wahoo Logan View |
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