[PHOTO GALLERY] Boys Basketball loses to Blake

Liv Larsen, RubicOnline|February 16, 2020

The Boys Varsity Basketball team lost to Blake at home on Feb. 7th. After being behind 41-15 following the first period, the team began to make a comeback in the second period scoring 43 with Blake only scoring 34. Ultimately, they lost the game 58-75. Junior Adam Holod was the top scorer of the game with 18 points.

Their next game is Feb. 18th at home versus Legacy Christian.

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