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Articles written by Coach Scheef
Wahoo vs. Douglas County West

1/14/17                                               At Wahoo
                                                              
Wahoo       72
D.C. West   62

The Wahoo Warriors defeated the D.C. West Falcons 72-62 in Capitol Conference action on Saturday afternoon.

The Warriors trailed by 4 after one quarter 18-14.  D.C. West extended the lead to 25-18 midway through the quarter.  The Falcons led 33-28, when Dylan Egr’s 30 foot shot at the buzzer found the bottom of the net, to cut the Falcon lead to 33-31 at halftime.

The Warriors went on a 12-2 run to open the third quarter to take a 43-35 lead.  D.C. West then went on a 11-2 run to take the lead back at 46-45. Jake Ruzicka countered with a trey to put Wahoo up 48-46. A Brendan Lacey bucket made it 50-46.  Wahoo led 51-46 when Winston Cook drained a trey at the buzzer to make it 54-46 going into the fourth quarter.  Brendan Lacey had 10 third quarter points for the Warriors.

The Falcons cut the lead to 56-54 early in the fourth quarter. A Billy Hancock trey made it 59-54. After a Falcon bucket cut the lead to 3, Brendan Lacey three point play made it 62-56. Two Jake Ruzicka free throws made it 64-56, and the Warriors went on to the 72-62 win.

Brendan led four Warriors in double figures with 23 points on 9-15 shooting from the floor. Jake Ruzicka had 12 points, 6 boards, 7 steals, and 6 assists. Dylan Egr had 12 points and 7 assists, and Billy Hancock had 10 points and 4 assists. Cameron Quick added 9 points and 5 boards.

Wahoo was outrebounded 36-23, but committed just 10 turnovers compared to 20 for D.C. West.

Wahoo improves to 8-3, while D.C. West falls to 9-4.  The

 

COACHES CORNER
“We are definitely getting battle tested in these last 6 games.  It was good to face some adversity again, and pull out the win in the fourth quarter.  At times, we were not very good.  In the second quarter, our ball movement became non existent and we had kids hoisting up way too many three’s.  We got outrebounded  badly tonight, which is a major concern.  Brendan Lacey really made some big plays offensively tonight.” -- Coach Kevin Scheef.
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