12/17/2024 vs. Lincoln Standing Bear ... NONCONFERENCE / home / REGULAR SEASON /
Season Game #: 4 / Current Record: 2 - 2
WAHOO: 21 ... 17 ... 16 ... 21 .... 75
Lincoln Standing Bear: 16 ... 8 ... 7 ... 16 .... 47
Wahoo hosted Lincoln Standing Bear in the first meeting between the two schools on Tuesday night. The Warriors evened their record at 2-2 with a 75 – 47 victory over the Grizzlies. The Warriors had a good night from the three point line and led the entire game. Wahoo netted five three’s in the first quarter, two by Ethan Raabe, two by Jase Kaminski, and one by Landon Fye, to take a 21 – 16 lead. With 3:20 remaining in the second period, Kaden Christen scored a three that started a 10-3 Warrior run to end the half with a 38 – 24 lead. Wahoo shot 12-out-of-25 (48%) from beyond the arc for the game.
Cody Hesser opened the second half with a three to push the Warrior lead to 41-24. A Raabe steal and layup at the end of the third quarter gave Wahoo a 54 – 31 lead. Kaminski opened the second half with a drive to the basket and another three to extend the Wahoo lead to 59-31. After back-to-back Raabe three’s and a 68 – 37 lead at the 3:28 mark, Coach Bomar emptied the bench. Reserve Quincy Gigstad connected on a three and Carson Kelly scored four points.
Standing Bear couldn’t match Wahoo’s three’s, connecting on only 3 of 14. Wahoo also won the battle of the boards 33 – 20. Raabe led Wahoo’s scoring with 16 while Eli Shada and Kaminski both contributed 11. Eleven players scored for the Warriors. Lincoln Standing Bear is 0-3 on the season.
Noteworthy:
Leading Scorer: Ethan Raabe 16 pts.; Rebounds -- Kip Brigham 7 ; Assists -- Kip Brigham 6 ; Steals-- Dylan Simons 3
Wahoo
freethrows: 9 / 13 69 % ; fieldgoals: 27 / 54 50 % ; three point: 12 / 25 48 %
Lincoln Standing Bear
freethrows: 8 / 13 62 % ; fieldgoals: 18 / 40 45 %; three point: 3 / 14 21 %
STANDING BEAR STATISTICS
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