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1/18/2024 vs. Waverly ... NONCONFERENCE / Away / REGULAR SEASON /

Season Game #: 11 / Current Record: 9 - 2

WAHOO: 13 ... 14 ... 16 ... 22 .... 65
Waverly: 18 ... 7 ... 16 ... 18 .... 59

The Wahoo Warriors defeated the Waverly Vikings 65-59 on Thursday night in Waverly.

It was a really rough start for the Warriors. Waverly scored the first 7 points of the game, and led 18-7 late in the quarter. Back to back treys from Marcus Glock cut the lead to 18-13 after one quarter.

Wahoo trailed 22-15, but back to back treys from Jase Kaminski and Eli Shada, followed by a Dylan Simons lay up and a Kyler Elliott trey put Wahoo up 26-22. The half ended with Wahoo up 27-25.

Back to back treys from Dylan Simons to start the third quarter, put Wahoo up 35-28. A Kyler Elliot trey pushed the lead to eight at 38-30. The Vikings would cut the lead to 43-41 heading to the fourth quarter.

The game was tied at 46, when Kyler Elliott’s trey put Wahoo up 49-46. A Cody Hesser lay up, made it 51-46. The score was 51-48, but an Eli Shada lay up, followed by another Shada bucket and two Marcus Glock free throws made it 57-48, and the Warriors would go on to the 65-59 win.

Kyler Elliott had a career high 19 points on 4-8 shooting from behind the arc and 5-6 shooting from the line. Marcus Glock added 17 points on 7-8 shooting from the line. Dylan Simons had 13 points on 3-6 shooting from behind the arc to go with 7 boards, 5 steals, and 3 assists. Cody Hesser had a game high 6 assists. Eli Shada added 7 points.

The Warriors got outrebounded 27-19, but committed just 5 turnovers compared to 14 for Waverly.

The Warriors improved to 9-2 and will host Blair on Saturday afternoon. Waverly dropped to 4-8.

Noteworthy:
Leading Scorer: Kyler Elliott 19 pts.; Rebounds -- Dylan Simons 7 ; Assists -- Cody Hesser 6 ; Steals-- Dylan Simons 5

Wahoo
freethrows: 13 / 16 81 % ; fieldgoals: 20 / 46 43 % ; three point: 12 / 28 43 %

Waverly
freethrows: 7 / 8 88 % ; fieldgoals: 4 / 11 36 %; three point: 2 / 4 50 %

  Q1 Q2   Q3 Q4 Final
Wahoo 13 14   16 22 65
Waverly 18 7   16 18

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Coaches' Corner:

“It felt a little like starting the season all over, after being off for almost two weeks.  We definitely did not get off to a good start, but I was proud of the kids for overcoming some adversity and fighting for the win.  Marcus Glock sprained his ankle on Monday and was not full speed, but his back to back threes in the first quarter got us back in the game.  Kyler Elliott came up huge as did Dylan Simons.  Eli Shada’s back to back baskets in the fourth quarter were huge for us as well.” Said Coach Kevin Scheef.