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1/20/2023 vs. Waverly ... NONCONFERENCE / Home / REGULAR SEASON /

Season Game #: 14 / Current Record: 13 - 1

WAHOO: 10 ... 4 ... 6 ... 27 .... 47
Waverly: 11 ... 12 ... 11 ... 3 .... 37

The Wahoo Warriors used a 27-0 scoring run in the fourth quarter to pull off a huge comeback and defeat the Waverly Vikings 47-37 on Friday night in Wahoo.

Wahoo jumped out to a 6-3 lead, but Waverly would lead 11-10 after one quarter. The Viking defense stymied Wahoo throughout the second and third quarters. Waverly led 23-14 at the half and extended the lead to 34-20 after three quarters.

Waverly scored early in the fourth quarter to take their largest lead at 16 points at 36-20 with 7:30 left in the game. A Garrett Grandgenett trey got Wahoo started on the road back. An Owen Hancock put back, made it 36-25. An Anthony Simon jumper, followed by two Kamron Kasischke free throws, cut the lead to 36-29. A Marcus Glock steal and lay ups made it 36-31 with 5:40 left. In less than two minutes, Wahoo had cut a 16 point lead to 5. An Owen Hancock steal and lay up, made it 36-33. A Kamron Kasischke steal and lay up cut the lead to 1 at 36-35. An Owen Hancock offensive rebound and put back, gave Wahoo it’s first lead since late in the first quarter at 37-36, with 3:46 left. In four minutes of action, Wahoo had a 17-0 run, but were not done. Another Kamron Kasichke steal and lay up, made it 39-36 with 3:26 left. An Anthony Simon steal and dunk made it 41-36 with 3:10 left. Two Marcus Glock free throws with 2:45 left pushed the lead to 43-36. An Owen Hancock dunk with 1:33 left made it 46-36, and a Garrett Grandgenett lay up with 1:10 left, capped the 27-0 run and made it 47-36. Waverly would add a free throw late to make the final 47-37.

Owen Hancock led the Warriors with 11 points, 8 boards and 4 steals. Marcus Glock added 10 points. Anthony Simon had 4 steals.

After forcing only 9 turnovers through three quarters, the Warriors forced 10 fourth quarter turnovers from Waverly. Waverly was 7-13 from behind the arc in the first half, but just 1-8 in the second half.

Wahoo improves to 13-1, while Waverly falls to 8-5. Wahoo will get a bye in the first round of the Conference Tournament, and will host a semi-final game on Thursday.

Noteworthy:
Leading Scorer: Owen Hancock 11 pts.; Rebounds -- Owen Hancock 8 ; Assists -- Marcus Glock 3 ; Steals-- Owen Hancock; Anthony Simon 4

Wahoo
freethrows: 4 / 8 50 % ; fieldgoals: 20 / 44 45 % ; three point: 3 / 13 23 %

Waverly
freethrows: 3 / 4 75 % ; fieldgoals: 13 / 39 33 %; three point: 8 / 21 38 %



  Q1 Q2   Q3 Q4 Final
Wahoo 10 4   6 27 47
Waverly 11 12   11 3

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Coaches' Corner:

“We were not a very good basketball team for three quarters. We were not getting much ball movement, we were not taking good shots and we were turning it over. But, that is the crazy thing about basketball. Momentum is such a big thing. We kept telling the kids, we just needed a couple of good things to happen in a row, and we would be fine. Once we got it going, it became contagious, and everyone started making plays for us. It was a great fourth quarter for us and one heck of a comeback.” -- Coach Kevin Scheef.