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12 Courts of Christmas - North Andrew vs. Grand View Christian (Boys)

 North Andrew and Grand View Christian are getting ready to tip off at the 12 Courts of Christmas.

Starters for North Andrew

  • Braxton Linville
  • Hayden Ecker
  • Couper Simmons
  • Owen Graham
  • Collin Patterson
Starters for GVC
  • Josh Sanderson
  • Josh Baucum
  • Manny Hammonds
  • Caleb Parlee
  • Daniel Tobiloba

1st Quarter
GVC on an 11-2 run to start the game.  North Andrew having a hard time with their pressure.  5:27 left in 1st.

Game clock is wi-fI and is lagging the one on the scorers table. In game action, GVC still leading, now up 20-7 with 2:10 left (I think).

North Andrew having trouble with Grand View Christian’s speed, height, pressure and shooting.  GVC leads 26-7 with1:27 left in 1st.

North Andrew with a nice little scoring sport at the end.  They trail 30-15 at the end of 1st.

Ecker with 6, Graham 4, McDaniel 3 and Linville 2 for North Andrew.

2nd Quarter
North Andrew with a timeout at 3:33.  GVC not letting up.  They lead 42-17.

North Andrew plays even with GVC the rest of the quarter.  They trail 48-23 at the half.

Ecker leads with 6, Graham has 5, Linville with 4, McDaniel and Simmons have 3 and Patterson has 2 for North Andrew.  

3rd Quarter
GVC picks up where they left off with a 9-3 run to start the the third.  5 min left in 3rd.  57-26 GVC.

North Andrew able to hit a few threes, but GVC extends the lead to 70-34.

Linville and Ecker have 9, Simmons has 6, Graham with5, McDaniel 3 and Patterson 2.

4th Quarter
Running clock in the 4th quarter doesn’t provide as much opportunity, but North Andrew able to add to their point total.  Grand View Christian wins 84-46.

North Andrew Scoring
Ecker 15
Linville 14
Simmons 6
Graham 6
McDaniel 3
Patterson 2



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