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

2/17/18                                               At Wahoo
                                                              
Wahoo                             67
Elmwood-Murdock     54

The Wahoo Warriors defeated the Elmwood-Murdock Knights 67-54 on Saturday afternoon in Wahoo, in the regular season finale for both teams.

Wahoo jumped out to leads of 8-2 and 16-4 in the early going, and led 21-9 after one quarter.  The Warriors hit six treys in the first quarter, with two a piece from Billy Hancock and Blake Lacey.

Elmwood-Murdock scored the first 8 points of the second quarter to cut the lead to 21-17.  Wahoo responded with the next 6 points to extend the lead back to 10 at 27-17.  The half ended with Wahoo up 30-24.

In the third quarter, the Knights cut the lead to 33-32.  A trey from Billy Hancock and a Winston Cook bucket pushed the lead back to 38-32.  The third quarter ended with Wahoo up 44-41.

The Warriors scored the first 7 points of the fourth quarter on a trey from Brendan Lacey and two buckets from Will Shanahan to make it 51-44.  The Knights answered with a trey to cut the lead to 51-44.  Two more buckets from Will Shanahan and a trey from Billy Hancock gave the Warriors a 58-44 lead.  The Warriors were able to knock down enough free throws down the stretch to put the game away for the 67-54 win.

Billy Hancock led the Warriors with 21 points on six treys.  Brendan Lacey had 14 points and 6 boards.  Will Shanahan had 12 points,, 10 boards, and 5 blocks.  Winston Cook added 11 points and 6 boards.  Dylan Egr had 6 boards, and 6 assists. Cameron Quick had 6 boards, and 4 steals.  Blake Lacey added 8 points and 4 assists.

Wahoo had 21 offensive rebounds and had a 36-27 advantage on the glass. Wahoo also had just 8 turnovers on the day.

Wahoo improved to 21-2 and will play the winner of Boys Town and D.C. West in Sub-District action at Waverly on Tuesday.  Elmwood-Murdock dropped to 19-3.

 


COACHES CORNER
“This was a really good win for our team.  Elmwood-Murdock has a really nice team.  I thought we offensive rebounded extremely well today.  Billy Hancock hit some big treys for us today, and Will Shanahan had an amazing second half.  He finished around the rim, got some tough boards and protected our rim, with 5 big blocks.  He can take our team to a new level, if he can continue to do that.” -- Coach Kevin Scheef.
Elmwood Murdock Stats