A few games of note went down on Wednesday, including one huge upset bid of a ranked 4A team that was spoiled in overtime. Let's take a quick look at what happened and who did what on Wednesday, February 25th!
* Avon beat Martinsville 58-53 behind 12 points and 13 rebounds from sophomore Kendall Griffin. Freshman Austin Burgett, a 6'7 forward, contributed 11 points in the win.
* Danville got an easy win over Northview, 61-29. Sophomore Tyler Hall led the Warriors with 19 points, while 6'10 junior Purdue recruit Travis Carroll had 15 points and 13 rebounds.
* Covenant Christian continues to improve their record, notching an 82-47 win over Indiana Deaf. Butler-bound center Andrew Smith, the newly crowned Indianapolis POY, scored 21 points in the win. Gabriel Paulone had a game-high 22 points for the Deaf Hoosiers.
* South Bend Riley prevented South Bend Adams from sharing the conference title with Clay thanks to a big comeback win in which they prevailed 59-48. Marcus Pittman led Riley with 19 points on five treys and Larry King had 18 points, including 12 of them in the decisive fourth quarter.
* Gary Roosevelt guard Demonte Walker nailed the game-winning three with four seconds to play, giving them the win over South Bend Washington. Stephan Jenkins led Roosevelt with 26 points, and Walker added nine. Kennis White led Washington with 22 points in the loss.
* Winchester looks primed for postseason play, winning 80-48 over Shenandoah. Wright State recruit Tyler Koch scored 20 points for the Golden Falcons.
* Harding beat Ft. Wayne South Side 58-55, getting 19 points from Roderick Smith. Freshman phenom Raphael Davis scored 20 points in the loss.
* And finally, class 4A number nine ranked Warsaw (19-1) needed overtime to pull away and beat Elkhart Central (6-16). Free throws were the key in the extra frame, as the Tigers were 8 for nine, but Elkhart could not convert, going only 1 for 7, and finally losing 58-51. Ryne Robinson scored 19 points and grabbed seven boards for Warsaw, while super soph Nic Moore had 14 points, five assists, and three steals. Elkhart was led by Jamar Johnson, who scored 14 points, and Josh Riikan who had 13 points and a game-high nine boards.
There are plenty more great games tonight, Thursday the 26th. Check back tomorrow morning for updates on those games, as well as a look at what Friday has in store!
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Game Highlights: 2/25
Posted by p-hoops at 10:17 AM
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