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THE WAHOO REPORT -- A Weekly Summary Sheet of the Current Season
Articles written by Coach Scheef

2/26/18                                               At Fremont High, District Finals
                                                              
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Logan View–Scribner-Snyder

The Wahoo Warriors defeated the Logan View Scribner-Snyder Raiders 49-36 on Monday night at Fremont High in the District Finals to qualify for the 2018 State Tournament.

Logan View S.S. jumped out to a 7-2 lead early.  Wahoo then went on  a 10-2 run to end the quarter to go up 12-9 after one.  Brendan Lacey had 10 of the 12 Wahoo points.

Wahoo increased the lead to 19-11 midway through the second quarter after two Will Shanahan free throws.  A Cameron Quick bucket ended the first half with Wahoo up 21-15.

A Billy Hancock trey to open the third quarter put Wahoo up 24-15.  Logan View then hit back to back treys to close the score to 24-21.  The score was 27-23, when the Warriors went on a 10-0 run, to take their biggest lead of the game at 37-23.  A Logan View trey to close the third quarter made it 37-26 after three.

Wahoo led 40-29 early in the fourth after a Brendan Lacey trey.  The Raiders would go on a 7-0 run to make it 40-36 with 2:30 left.  A Brendan Lacey assist to Winston Cook followed by a Billy Hancock assist to Winston Cook for a three point play made it 45-36.  A Brendan Lacey lay up and a Cameron Quick lay up would close out the scoring and give the Warriors the 49-36 win.

Brendan Lacey led the Warriors with 18 points on 4-6 shooting from behind the arc.  Cameron Quick added 13 points on 6-9 shooting to go with 6 boards and 5 steals.  Will Shanahan added 5 boards, and Dylan Egr had 5 assists.

Wahoo improves to 24-2 and will head next weekend to Lincoln to the Boys State Tournament.  Logan View ends it’s season at 21-5.

 

COACHES CORNER
“It was not the most well played game.  Give Logan View credit for a lot of that though.  They play really good defense, and their length gave us some trouble.  When Logan View cut it to 4 late, our kids did a great job of not panicking and making the plays we needed down the stretch to get the win.  Brendan Lacey hit some big shots for us tonight.” -- Coach Kevin Scheef.
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