Young, Haithcock combine for 28 points in Indians loss to Cavs
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The Highland County Press-
For the Hillsboro Indians, they traveled the road to take on the Chillicothe Cavaliers but were unable to return home with a win, falling to the host Cavs, 62-42 Tuesday night.
For the Indians, they were led in scoring by Zach Young with 15 points, followed by teammate Latrell Haithcock with 13 points.
Young sank three 3-pointers in the loss, while also finishing 4-of-6 from the free-throw line.
Haithcock was 5-of-9 from the charity stripe, along with making four two-point baskets.
The Indians as a team were 11-of-17 from the free-throw line, while the Cavs were 14-of-25.
In the game itself, the Indians had a very rough start, scoring just two points against the Cavs, who are currently in second place in the SCOL. In that same time frame, the Cavs scored just six points.
The second frame saw the Indians score 17 points, while Chillicothe scored 15 points for an HHS halftime deficit of 21-19.
Chillicothe turned up their scoring in the third quarter with 20 points, and their defense held the Indians to just eight points for a 41-27 score after three quarters.
[[In-content Ad]]In the fourth, CHS outscored the Indians, 21-15.
Also scoring points for the Indians in the SCOL loss were Alex Van Zant with six points, Trey Moberly with four and with two points each were Chase Reed and D.J. Brown.
The Cavs were led in scoring by Jordan Johnson with 17 points and Tommy Bolte with 14. Matt Benson scored 12 points for the Cavs.
For the Indians, they were led in scoring by Zach Young with 15 points, followed by teammate Latrell Haithcock with 13 points.
Young sank three 3-pointers in the loss, while also finishing 4-of-6 from the free-throw line.
Haithcock was 5-of-9 from the charity stripe, along with making four two-point baskets.
The Indians as a team were 11-of-17 from the free-throw line, while the Cavs were 14-of-25.
In the game itself, the Indians had a very rough start, scoring just two points against the Cavs, who are currently in second place in the SCOL. In that same time frame, the Cavs scored just six points.
The second frame saw the Indians score 17 points, while Chillicothe scored 15 points for an HHS halftime deficit of 21-19.
Chillicothe turned up their scoring in the third quarter with 20 points, and their defense held the Indians to just eight points for a 41-27 score after three quarters.
[[In-content Ad]]In the fourth, CHS outscored the Indians, 21-15.
Also scoring points for the Indians in the SCOL loss were Alex Van Zant with six points, Trey Moberly with four and with two points each were Chase Reed and D.J. Brown.
The Cavs were led in scoring by Jordan Johnson with 17 points and Tommy Bolte with 14. Matt Benson scored 12 points for the Cavs.