Tigers fall in triple overtime to Adena
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The Highland County Press-
The McClain Tigers forced a third overtime but were unable to leave their home court with a win, falling in a non-league contest to the Adena Warriors, 81-74 Friday night.
The Tigers and Warriors ended regulation with each team having 56 points and the first OT at 64 points each. After two OTs, the two teams each had scored 72 points.
In the third OT, the Warriors broke away by outscoring the hosts, 9-2.
For the Tigers, senior Thomas Schrader led all scorers with a game-high 33 points, while also collecting a double-double with 12 rebounds. Schrader also added five steals.
Ryan Faulconer followed with 18 points (8-of-10 from the free-throw line), and Evan Mustard tallied 11 points, including a 3-pointer.
Also scoring points for MHS was Jeremiah Savage with three points, while Bryce Duff and Mikel Pritchard each had three points off 3-pointers. Wyatt Jones totaled two points for the Tigers.
The 3-pointer by Duff came in the final moments of the second OT.
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MHS finished 19-of-35 from the free-throw line while AHS was 28-of-31.
Jon Thomas led the Warriors with 20 points, and teammate Hunter Miller scored 18. For the game, the Warriors made nine 3-pointers but committed 26 turnovers, The Tigers had 20 turnovers.
McClain collected 27 rebounds and 15 steals, and the visitors had 22 rebounds and seven steals.
The Tigers and Warriors ended regulation with each team having 56 points and the first OT at 64 points each. After two OTs, the two teams each had scored 72 points.
In the third OT, the Warriors broke away by outscoring the hosts, 9-2.
For the Tigers, senior Thomas Schrader led all scorers with a game-high 33 points, while also collecting a double-double with 12 rebounds. Schrader also added five steals.
Ryan Faulconer followed with 18 points (8-of-10 from the free-throw line), and Evan Mustard tallied 11 points, including a 3-pointer.
Also scoring points for MHS was Jeremiah Savage with three points, while Bryce Duff and Mikel Pritchard each had three points off 3-pointers. Wyatt Jones totaled two points for the Tigers.
The 3-pointer by Duff came in the final moments of the second OT.
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MHS finished 19-of-35 from the free-throw line while AHS was 28-of-31.
Jon Thomas led the Warriors with 20 points, and teammate Hunter Miller scored 18. For the game, the Warriors made nine 3-pointers but committed 26 turnovers, The Tigers had 20 turnovers.
McClain collected 27 rebounds and 15 steals, and the visitors had 22 rebounds and seven steals.