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Articles written by Coach Scheef
Wahoo vs. Arlington

2/3/17                                                  At Wahoo
                                                              
Wahoo         66                                         
Arlington    53

The Wahoo Warriors defeated the Arlington Eagles 66-53 on Friday night in Capitol Conference action. 

Arlington jumped out to an 8-0 lead and extended it to 16-2.  A three from Jake Ruzicka, a basket from Dylan Egr, and another Ruzicka basket cut the lead to 16-9.  The quarter ended up with Arlington up 23-13.  The Eagles still led 34-22 with 2:30 left in the half, when the Warriors went on an 8-0 run to cut the lead to 34-30.  A Brendan Lacey trey, and a three point play from Will Shanahan, and two Ruzicka free throws cut the lead to 4.  The Eagles went to the halftime break with a 36-30 lead.

The Warriors took their first lead of the game at 41-39 on a Brendan Lacey trey.  Two Billy Hancock free throws, and a Jake Ruzicka trey make it 46-39.  The quarter ended with Wahoo up 48-46.

Arlington scored to open the fourth, to tie the game at 48. After Arlington took the lead at 50-49, another Lacey trey put Wahoo up 52-50. Arlington answered with a trey to make it 53-52.  It would be the last points of the game for Arlington.  A Will Shanahan three point play made it 55-53.  Two Dylan Egr free throws pushed the lead to 57-53. A Jake Ruzicka trey made it 60-53.  A Billy Hancock trey with with 2 minutes left was the final nail, that pushed the lead to 63-53 and  the Warriors escaped with the 66-53 lead.

Jake Ruzicka led Wahoo with 22 points on 8-8 shooting from the free throw line, to go with 6 boards and 6 assists.  Brendan Lacey had 15 points on 4-7 shooting from behind the arc.  Will Shanahan added 14 points, and Dylan Egr provided 10 points.

The Warriors were out rebounded 29-21, but committed just 8 turnovers compared to 15 for the Eagles.

Wahoo improves to 15-3, while Arlington drops to 10-9.

COACHES CORNER
“We got outworked for the first half.  Arlington was hungry, they hit some shots early, and just played harder than we did.  It was good to see us chip away at the lead and find a way to come back in the second half.  We handled the adversity well.” -- Coach Kevin Scheef.
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