Indians earn big road win at Clinton-Massie
Lead Summary
By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
Saturday night (Dec. 28) was big for the Hillsboro Indians as they earned a non-conference victory over the host Clinton-Massie Falcons, 56-49.
HHS (4-5) gained the win with the help of a 22-point effort from Ryan Scott, who in the victory made five two-point baskets, followed with three 3-pointers and he was 3-of-5 from the free-throw line.
Also in double figures was Quintin Captain with 11 points, with his scoring coming from one two-point basket and three 3-pointers, as all three 3-pointers were made in the second frame.
[[In-content Ad]]
Caleb Crawford finished with 10 points, including three two-point buckets, one 3-pointer and he sank one free throw on two opportunities.
Hunter Price clocked in with nine points (one 3-pointer), and Jakwon Clark totaled four points in the non-conference win for the Indians.
Brendan Lamb led the Falcons with 20 points.
In the quarter scoring, the Falcons built a 16-5 lead at the end of the first frame. HHS rallied back with a second quarter of 17-12 for a halftime 28-22 score in favor of the host CM squad.
The third quarter saw the Indians score 18 points while their defense held CMHS to 11 points, and in the final eight minutes of action, it was HHS scoring 16 points, with Clinton-Massie scoring 10 points.
Next for HHS is an away game on Friday, Jan. 10 at Chillicothe in Frontier Athletic Conference action.
HHS (4-5) gained the win with the help of a 22-point effort from Ryan Scott, who in the victory made five two-point baskets, followed with three 3-pointers and he was 3-of-5 from the free-throw line.
Also in double figures was Quintin Captain with 11 points, with his scoring coming from one two-point basket and three 3-pointers, as all three 3-pointers were made in the second frame.
[[In-content Ad]]
Caleb Crawford finished with 10 points, including three two-point buckets, one 3-pointer and he sank one free throw on two opportunities.
Hunter Price clocked in with nine points (one 3-pointer), and Jakwon Clark totaled four points in the non-conference win for the Indians.
Brendan Lamb led the Falcons with 20 points.
In the quarter scoring, the Falcons built a 16-5 lead at the end of the first frame. HHS rallied back with a second quarter of 17-12 for a halftime 28-22 score in favor of the host CM squad.
The third quarter saw the Indians score 18 points while their defense held CMHS to 11 points, and in the final eight minutes of action, it was HHS scoring 16 points, with Clinton-Massie scoring 10 points.
Next for HHS is an away game on Friday, Jan. 10 at Chillicothe in Frontier Athletic Conference action.