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12/27/2024 vs. Seward ... NONCONFERENCE / home / HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT / First

Season Game #: 6 / Current Record: 4 - 2

WAHOO: 19 ... 26 ... 19 ... 15 .... 79
Seward: 9 ... 14 ... 12 ... 5 .... 40

The Warriors advanced to the championship game of the 2024 Wahoo Holiday Tournament with an easy 79 – 40 win over Seward. The Warriors dominated the game from the start with the Blue Jays only lead coming in the first minute of the game at 3-2. Wahoo posted its highest score of the season to date and its highest margin of victory. Dylan Simons led the Warrior attack with a career high 25 points. Coach Bomar commented that Simons “filled up the stat sheet with 25 pints, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 blocks.” Simons had a big second quarter, scoring 13 points including three treys.

The Warriors had big runs throughout the game. A Kaminski three with under a minute left in the first quarter began a 25 – 3 run that ended with a Simons putback at the 5:32 mark in the second period. Wahoo scored 26 in the second period, their highest output in a quarter to date, and took a 45 – 23 half time lead.

Wahoo maintained the lead through the first part of the third quarter and then with under 3:00 to go went on a 9 – 1 run which concluded with a Cody Hesser putback at the. Buzzer. Wahoo led 64 – 35.

The fourth quarter started with a 12 – 0 Wahoo run, ending with back-to-back three’s by Kaden Christen that put Wahoo’s lead at 76 – 35 with four minutes to go and the game set to a running clock.

Seward’s record dropped to 2-5 while Wahoo advanced to 4 – 2. Cody Hesser joined Simons in double figures with 11 points.

Noteworthy:
Leading Scorer: Dylan Simons 25 pts.; Rebounds -- Kip Brigham; Eli Shada 6 ; Assists -- Landon Fye 5 ; Steals-- Cody Hesser; Eli Shada 2

Wahoo
freethrows: 5 / 8 63 % ; fieldgoals: 33 / 59 56 % ; three point: 8 / 19 42 %

Seward
freethrows: 11 / 21 52 % ; fieldgoals: 13 / 48 27 %; three point: 3 / 17 18 %

COACH BOMAR:

Minus 15 offensive rebounds we gave up, I felt like this was our most complete game to date.  Our defense continues to be our strength, but we did a great job moving the ball and playing unselfish basketball on offense.  We had 18 assists on 33 made shots.  Tonight we really played to our strengths which provided some great looks. Dylan Simon was fantastic.  But really everyone did a great job fulfilling their roll for this team.  Seward is a very well coached team with some really nice players, especially Tresten Hass.  We did a nice job of making it tough for them to get the ball inside, which is a strength of theirs.  We are excited for the opportunity to play in the Holiday Tournament Championship.

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