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Hoggard
BY JOHNNY CRAIG
Two halves and two games with
two different West Brunswick teams.
Despite how the contest eventually
ended, Hoggard and the host Trojaas
matched up last Friday in what appeared
to be "two games for the
price of one."
However, visiting Hoggard won the
second half of what appeared to be
the second game (compared to the
first half for the Trojaas) and cruised
to a 78-51 nonconfcrence basketball
rout of West Bruaswick.
The 27-point home-court loss was
one of the worst ever suffered by the
Trojans (1-1) while Hoggard (1-0)
opened its season in impressive
form.
The outcome of the game was still
up for grabs as late as 5:35 left in the
third quarter. leading 34-32, Hoggard
went on a 14-2 tear over a 3:10
stretch to open a 48-34 advantage and
the Trojaas never got closer.
"We suffered a good case of thirdquarter
blues tonight," said a disap- 1
pointed West Bruaswick coach Hon- I
nie Champion. "We were only down
three points at halftime and were I
playing rather well. I
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the half about keeping our offense going
and staying strong. By midway in
the third quarter we looked like a different
team.
"Suddenly we weren't executing
our offense, we were making terrible
passes and weren't getting back an
defense. We were doing the type of
things that we cannot afford to do and
expect to win," added Champion.
The two teams fought on even keel
throughout the first half with the
score tied five times while the lead
changed hands on six occasions.
Hoggard's early four-pouit 6-2 lead
was its biggest of the half as the Vikings
managed only a slim lt-12 advantage
at the end of the first
quarter.
West Brunswick scored seven
unanswered points > four from the
free throw line) in the opening 2 30 of
tne second quarter for a 19-14
lead?its biggest of the game.
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Hoggard regained the lead. 21-19, on
four straight points by Tun Parker.
Parker connected oil two free
hrows in the closing seconds of the
lalf to give the Vikings a 29-2B
lalftime lead.
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30-29 lead just 40 seconds into the p
third quarter
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and Hoggard never looked back. By ir
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mounted a 56-42 lead.
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rally, Hoggard opened the final ai
period with seven unanswered points
for a commanding 63-42 lead with p<
6:46 to play. w
The Vikings maintained a 20 point
plus lead throughout the remainder in
and outscorcd West Brunswick 10-2 in in
the closing minutes for their final
margin of victory. S
Despite the loss, Champion saw B
some improvement compared to the W
Trojans' play in their season opener
a week ago agaiast Topsail. 11
"I can sec some improvement B
although we lost by a pretty sound 3,
margin," said Champion. "We show- h
ed in the first half that we are
capable of playing but we are going 1,
to have to be more patient. Hoggard 15
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p. We just beat ourselves with slopy
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"Craig Johnson played well
irough three quarters and Gary
ore looked much better than he did
I the opening game last week," said
hampion.
Parker led Hoggard scoring with 32
lints while Tony Brown added 19
id Sean Ross 13.
Gore led West Brunswick with 15
lints and Craig Johnson followed
ith 13.
The two teams meet again FridayWilmington
for a return matchup
next action.
CORE BY QUARTERS:
loggard 14 15 27 22-78
f.Brunswick 12 14 16 9?51
Hoggard Scoring: Johnson 2, Ross
I, W Davis 1, Parker 32, Stallings 2,
rown 19, Swan 2, R.Davis 2, Beatty
Bierwiler, Murphy, Blanks, Jones,
aughter.
West Brunswick Scorinv: Marlowe
Street 8, M.Johnson 2, Hill 2, Gore
i, C.Johnson 13. Ixing 8, Vansteen 3,
ardee, Clemmons, Brown.
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STAFF PHOTOS BY JOHNNY CRAM.
s Michael Johnson (24) puts a shot up
jig last week's 78-51 loss to the Vikings,
hrough a cold second hall as Hoggard
vantage to a sounding defeat of the Trowho
hit double figures with 13 points.
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