(Friday Night)
Dunbar jumps out fast, finished strong as they defeat Meadowdale
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| Chris Jackson goes ham in 1st quarter vs Lions |
After losing 3 D-1 Caliber players last season, most wondered how good Dunbar would be.
In talking with the coaching staff, they felt like they could be more explosive than last year, when Ohio St PG AJ Harris was running the show.
Well after a 28-point opening quarter, it's safe to say the Wolverines have plenty of firepower to replace what they lost.
Clutch sharpshooter Chris Jackson exploded in the 1st quarter with 15 points, with 4 3pt-bombs and the Wolverines jumped out to a 20-point lead in the first half.
Meadowdale, led by new Coach Dwayne Chastain, made a charge in the 3rd, used a 23-8 run and even got it to single digits in the 4th.
But after some sloppy play, a ton of whistles, and a experienced backcourt in Devon Baker and Chris Jackson, the Wolverines prevailed.
Terrence Landers Jr, the star forward who decommitted from Bowling Green to open up his recruiting, added 15, while Jackson led the Wolverines with 20.
Meadowdale was led by Keeble with 16.
Coach Chastain was pleased with his teams overall effort, but didn't like the way they started.
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| Lions, Coach Chastain battling vs Dunbar |
Thurgood stifles Ponitz as Hoskins Jr leads the way
In speaking with Head Coach Darnell Hoskins before the season, he felt like this could be his Cougars' year, if a few bounces that go their way.
Seen that swag and glow before from Hoskins. Could be looking at a State squad.
Despite missing Derrick Daniels & Evan Claiborne, the Cougars defeated Ponitz 64-49.
Darnell Hoskins Jr. dropped 21 and was in control for most of the game. The Cougars had 3 guys in double figures.
In what was probably a case of nerves, Ponitz was able to only score 2 points in the 1st quarter, and was down 18-2 going into second.
Ponitz, led by new coach Dwayne Hansbro, knows that he has a young team, and knows this season long will be a test for his Panthers.
Thurgood D also stifled the Panthers for only 4 points in the 3rd quarter when they sealed the deal.
Ponitz was led by Scott's 18 points.
Stivers defeats Belmont
Stivers (1-1) won a big City League battle against the Belmont Bison. Stivers new head coach Felix Turner led his troops to the win.
Toledo signee Isaiah Williams, the 6'8 do it all forward, and Jr. Guard Miles Clark led the way.
Belmont had opportunities but too many missed shots and turnovers.
Franklin wins without Kennard
Franklin won their first game without High School legend Luke Kennard as they defeated Eaton in a close one. Coach Brian Bales feels strong about his in the fact that he has some young talent on the team and know they will get better. "A lot of players learned from Luke and his work ethic" & Bales feels they could have a good season this year if a couple players step up.
(MONDAY NIGHT)
Trotwood defeats Thurgood
Trotwood defeats Thurgood as the Rams defense and size stifled the Cougars. Without the big men of Daniels and Claiborne, Trotwood as able to use their speed and size to overpower the Cougars.
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