Season Statistics
Bennington
Seward
Logan View
Centennial
East Butler
Wahoo Neumann
Fort Calhoun
Syracuse
Crete
DC West
Raymond Central
Norfolk Catholic
Raymond Central
Bennington
DC West
Arlington
GICC
Ashland
North Bend
Schuyler
Raymond Central -- District
District Neumann

vs. Logan View

12/13/08 At Logan View
Wahoo 91
Logan View 52

The Wahoo Warriors picked up their first win of the season in convincing fashion in a 91-52 win at Logan View on Saturday. Senior Taylor Murren scored a career high 40 points in the victory, including 31 in the first half. Murren scored 9 third quarter points, and did not play in the fourth quarter.

The Warriors jumped out to a 24-7 lead after one quarter. Wahoo extended the lead to 50-18 at haltime, and led 69-33 after three quarters.

Murren was 8-11 from behind the arc in the first half, and was 14-25 from the floor for the game. Senior Layne Moore was 4-4 from the three point line and added 14 points for the Warriors. Moore also contributed 6 assists and 4 rebounds. All 12 Warriors who suited up, scored in the game.

The Warriors shot 56% from the field (33-59) while holding Logan View to just 37% shooting from the field. Wahoo was 14-23 from behind the arc. Jason Demaray led the Wahoo with 5 rebounds, as Wahoo outrebounded Logan View 25-20. Murren contributed 5 steals and 4 assists with 0 turnovers from his point guard spot. For the game, Wahoo had 24 assists to just 7 turnovers, while Logan View turned the ball over 20 times. Tyler Brunsting and Greg Milliken added 4 assists.

"I was really pleased with the win tonight. I thought we were very solid in every phase of the game. 24 assists to 7 turnovers is outstanding. We really struggled our last time out, so as a team we really needed a win like this to boost our confidence and morale. Taylor just had a tremendous game offensively. It was great to see him get untracked with his shooting. Layne Moore also shot the ball very well. I thought that everyone who played contributed in a positive manner. This was a game that we were very concerned with. With Jake Barry still sidelined, and Jared Moline out with a shoulder injury, and Tyler Brunsting being very limited with a sore back, we had a lot of kids step up and play well for us." Said Coach Kevin Scheef.

Wahoo improves to 1-2, and will play Fort Calhoun on Friday at home, and travel to Centennial on Saturday.

12/25/09