Minnesota Top 5 Incoming freshmen classes

Top 5 incoming freshmen classes  2016-17 season

The future of every program starts as a freshmen class here's a look into the future of Minnesota high school basketball with the top 5 incoming freshman classes. Few classes come with as much promise as this years freshman 2020 class led by one of the nations elite talents. Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy's Jalen Suggs has already established himself as one the most dominate players in the state. While a host of other high caliber prospects wait to have that type of impact such as Park Center's Dain Dainja, East Ridge's Ben Carlson, Brooklyn Center's Lu'Cye Patterson and Breck's Kerwin Walton all who will have major impacts on their respective programs.

1) Minnehaha Academy 2A

Can you say Red Hawk's 4 peat! Led by the top freshmen guard in the class nationally Jalen Suggs a dynamic prospect, Terry Lockett the top lead guard prospect in the class and high caliber wing Kaden Johnson the Red Hawks have a freshmen class worthy of national recognition. Minnehaha Academy incoming group is as talented as any with a trio who are in their third year of playing varsity. With 3 of the top 10 prospects in Minnesota's 2020 class, will dominate the 2A title for next 4 years. Minnehaha Academy is loaded for the future and look to be primed to be one of the most talented teams in the state for years to come.

2) Park Center 4A

Pirates hit the jack pot as new coach James Ware comes in and with back to back top 5 incoming freshmen classes. A talented big in most classes Dain Dainja would be the top prospect in the class. Dain Dainja has been the most improved player since the end of last spring, taking home the MVP honors at The Twin Cities Under The Radar Showcase. He's focused everybody knows because his body and game are developing at amazing rate at the same time. David Injabimbola is one of the top guards in the class and ready to go day one varsity but will be on the bench, this year with talented upper class men in front of him. Amir Whitlock one of the most complete point guard prospects in the class will have to wait his turn on JV but will be a major contributor for the next few seasons. James Booker solid lead guard will have impact later. Detavius Firerson one of the top prospects in the class leaving was a major lose returning to Chicago after playing varsity as a 8th grader last season.

3) Eden Prairie 4A

The Eagles landed 4 of the top 40 prospects in this years freshmen class, led by one of the top guards in the class and host of front court prospects. One of the most skilled point guards in the class Drake Dobbs has the game to come in and have an impact immediately as the top prospect for the Eagles. A group of front court studs Austin Andrews, Connor Christensen and Lukas Dunford all will be able to make major contributions for the Eagles in the near future.

4) East Ridge 4A

East Ridge gets the top pure post prospect in the class Ben Carlson, who has had a immediate impact playing in the front court this year scoring and defending in the paint with his great size at 6'8. A talented combo guard Kendale Moore is a super athlete who will be able to have impact for the next few seasons. The front court combo of wing Courtney Brown Jr the top wing prospect from the 2019 class and Ben Carlson should inspire state tournament aspersions.

5) Brooklyn Center 2A

Coach McCollister gets the most talented incoming freshmen group in 2A led by guards Lu'Cye Patterson and Rudwan Tahir. Lu'Cye Patterson is one of the top prospects in the class, Patterson has plenty of varsity experience starting last year for the Centaurs putting up major production. Rudwan Tahir has good versatility will have a impact for the next four years returning after playing varsity last season. Also part of the talent incoming group is forwards Robert Riley, Aham Decker and guard Daniel Yates who all will contribute in the near future.

De La Salle 3A

One of the top prospects in the class Drew Irvin a talented point guard, leads the group of freshmen along with front court prospect Jalen Travis younger brother of Reed Travis and Kobe Franks a athletic wing. 5 time defending champions De La Salle Islanders have had a top 5 incoming freshmen class the last 2 seasons 2018, 2019 the top incoming class with the top pure point guard Tyrell Terry, the top pure post prospect in the class Malik Lamin and Julian Wright 3 of the top 30 prospects in the class.

Breck 2A

One of the top prospects in the 2020 class is shooting guard Kerwin Walton. Although the Mustangs don't add much other than Walton, coach Marcus Hill  the highest caliber basketball prospect to come to Breck. Walton has shown the skill, size and athleticism to come in and have a impact immediately. The combination on of 2019 stud David Roddy and Kerwin Walton will give the Mustangs plenty of firepower and a chance to make a run to state out of their section for the coming next 3 seasons.

Hopkins 4A

The Royals as usual land a major talent, combo guard Blaise Beauchamp is the first freshmen to start since Amir Coffey did 5 years ago. Beauchamp is a high caliber sharp shooter, with great scoring instincts. Beauchamp is basically the future at point guard for Hopkins which is always a big deal.

Cretin Derham Hall 4A

The Raiders continue to attract top level talent year in and year out. This years incoming freshmen class is led by a very athletic wing Amari Carter and Langston Binns who is one of the more skilled guards prospects in the class.

Osseo 4A

Coach Theisen is not new to talent at the guard position, Osseo get a pair of studs Cornell Richardson and Micah Harut. Cornell Richardson is one the top pure point guard prospects in the class with his ability to make his teammates better and Harut is a solid guard who have a impact in the coming seasons.

Holy Family 2A

One of the top and most complete combo guard prospects in the class Ariel Bland. If unimpeded Bland will play a major role for the Fire sophomore through senior season.

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Eden Prairie vs Washburn

        #4 Eden Prairie (13-2) vs  #11 Washburn (12-2)

This is a nonconference match up between 2 of this best basketball programs in the state, both off to good starts looking too up their strength of schedule and get a big win…

Tip-off won by Jerry Pratt for Washburn

First score by Abrian Carpenter for Eden Prairie left open under the rim

Dejon Davis for Washburn fouled for a and 1 Washburn goes up 3-2

Both teams making it hard too score 3-2 Washburn up with 15:00 left in first half

Eden Prairie takes its first lead of the game 6-5 14:00

Washburn goes back up 7-6 with 12:30 left in the first half

Washburn holds a small lead 10-6 with 10: 30 in first half

Sander Mohn for Eden Prairie ties it up at 10

Eden Prairie goes on a 7-0 run to take the lead 13-10 led by Sander Mohn

Washburn takes their first T.O. of the game down 13-10

Washburn ties it back up at 13 8:30 left in first half

Washburn goes back up with a small lead 16-13 7:40 left in the half

Eden Prairie takes lead back 17-16 6:30 left in the first half

Washburn takes lead back 21-19 with 5:00 left in first half

Eden Prairie takes the lead back with a 3 by Andre Wallace on 5-0 run up 23-26 

Washburn takes their second T.O. of the half down 28-25 with 2:40 left in half

Both teams in the double bonus as its been a physical game

Both teams fighting as they go to the half tied up at 31

Eden Prairie gets the first score of the second half

Back to back scores by Jerry Pratt in the post a big ally-oop for Washburn to take the lead 35-33 15:40 left in second

Eden Prairie calls a T.O. down 41-35 with 14:14 left in the half

Washburn turning it up as they start pushing out the lead 44-35 13:45

This is a battle a both teams are going hard Washburn up 49-42 12:30

The crowd is going crazy as Dejon Davis gets fouled for and 1 Washburn up 52-42 11:30

The referees have took total control of the game as their calling everything in the second half

Washburn keeping the double digit lead for the last 4 min up 59-49

Washburn calls T.O. after their 10^th foul sending them into the bonus with 7:14 left in half

Washburn’s Nick Anderson is leading them and not letting Eden Prairie back in it with big plays

Washburn crowd is hype up in Eden Prairie’s gym and there has been some not so good calls keeping Eden Prairie in the game

Eden Prairie calls T.O. down 64-54 4:15 left in game

Eden Prairie is fighting on Offense with back to back 3 pointers by Anthony Anderson and Sander Mohn but they need a stop down 67-64

Washburn calls T.O. up 69-64 2:27 left in game

Andre Wallace fighting scoring closing the score down to 70-66 1:40 left in game

Washburn is closing out the game behind Jerry Pratt all in the post drawing fouls pushing the lead to 73-66 1:11

Wow back to back big play by Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie a drive and a steal on the inbound with an assist to Sander Mohn closing the gap 75-70

Washburn holding on tight going too the line up 77-72 closing the game 14 sec left

Eden Prairie won’t go away closing the score down to 3 points with 4.4 left in the game

Washburn gets the big win over Eden Prairie 78-74 in a great game

There are few with team the depth and athleticism of Washburn. Their  guard play is hard to defend and harder to score on.

Dwight Anderson 18 5 ast, Jerry Pratt 15 10 reb Dejon Davis 10

Eden Prairie played at Washburn’s pace and did not start Andre Wallace who helps keep the ball pressure of their leader Sander Mohn.

Sander Mohn 23 5 ast, Abrian Carpenter 16 16reb, Andre Wallace 13 3 ast

De La Salle Vs Eden Prairie

Eden Prairie (9-2) Vs De La Salle (8-2)

A nonconference match up between 2 of Minnesota’s best programs, both teams

Who hope to make a run at a state title this year?

Tip-off won by Eden Prairie

First score of the dribble by Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie

Luke Scott for De La Salle with a 3 for their first score and fouled on the next 3 attempt 5-2 De La Salle

De La Salle starts of playing good defense Eden Prairie Missing 4/5 of their first shoots

Reid Travis for De La Salle fouled in the post making 1/2 8-4   De La Salle up

Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie hits a 3 for 5 fast points 7-8   15:00

De La Salle feeding Reid Travis in the post

Eden Prairie calls their first T.O. down 15-9   9:41 left in the first half

Eden Prairie goes 7-2 to Abrian Carpenter in the post and make a run 17-17 7:40

Close game as the half running down 22-19 De La Salle 3:42

De La Salle pushing the lead out behind back to back scores in the paint by Reid Travis 21-28

Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie with a score at the end of the half to close the lead 28-25 De La Salle

Both teams start off slow 27-30 15:40 left in firs half

Both teams fighting hard on Defense

Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie with a Drive for a and 1  36-37 13:36

Eden Prairie takes lead 38-37 De La Salle takes lead back 39-38 12:38

Andre Wallace for Eden Prairie comes back with 3 to take lead 41-39

De La Salle takes T.O. down 43-39 11:55

Eden Prairie pushes lead out behind Andre Wallace taking over the game with 18 49-39 11:05  

Reid Travis makes 2 from the line to close lead 51-44

Eden Prairie is moving the ball and making shoots pushing the lead out 58-45 8:00 left in the game

Reid Travis need help Ross Baker and Jarvis Johnson 1/11 from the floor 

Eden Prairie running away with this one 67-49 5:53

Eden Prairie calls T.O.  Up 67-50 up 5:20

72 -56 2:00  this one is over

Eden Prairie wins big win 75-58 Andre Wallace 21 pts

Breck Vs Academy Of Holy Angles

             Breck (4-7) Vs Academy Of Holy Angles (6-5)

                            At Martin Luther King Showcase

A nonconference match up at Holy Angles on MLK Day

Tip of won by Holy Angles out Of bound Breck’s ball

First score by Sam Keis for  Holy Angles

Holy Angles starts off aggressive on defense up 6-2 16:22 in first half

A big fall by Breck’s  Graydon Kulick , out with an injury

Danny Sullivan with a big jam in traffic for Holy Angles.. Nice.!

Breck having a hard time holding on to the ball falling behind 15-6 13:18 left in the half

Mohammed Lawal seems to be the only one who can hold the ball for Breck

Breck don’t seem have an answer for Danny Sullivan and Jordan Dembley

Tilyn Hollis for Breck with a 3 down 18-9 

Mohammed Lawal for Breck with a 3 down 20-12 Holy Angles calls first T.O at 8:54

Breck calls T.O. Down 24-12  5:40 in the first half

Danny Sullivan with 11 of Holy Angles 26 and Mohammed Lawal with 8 of Brecks 15

Holy Angles pushing it out 31-15 2:30 left in the first half

37-18 at the half all Holy Angles Breck missing Graydon Kulick

Holy Angles starts the half on a 12-2 run 49-20 led by Jordan Dembley and Delshon Strickland

Breck Calls T.O. down 55-21 with 14:01 left in second half

Holy Angles up by 40 61-21 as they start taking out starters with 11:00

Holy Angles T.O. up 63-24  with 10:20 left in the second half

Holy Angles calls another T.O. up 69-31 5:55 in the game

This game is over with running clock and Holy Angles up big

Holy Angles gets their 7 win of the season  75-42 against a very young Breck team led by 2 freshmen Mohammed Lawal and Kwaku Bodom

Minneapolis Washburn Vs Prairie Seeds Academy

Washburn (8-1) Vs Prairie Seeds Academy (10-0)

A full house at Minneapolis Washburn as the Miller’s hosts Prairie Seeds Academy. This should be the biggest test of the year for the Lycan’s as they play Minneapolis most talented basketball program...

Gage Deis wins the tipoff to start the game out of bounds burn ball and get the first score Jerry Pratt

Washburn starts their Defense off all out Full court press trap

Trent pollard gets Prairie Seeds Academy first score with a 3 

Prairie Seeds Academy calls their fist T.O. of the game down 6-3 with 16:30 left in first half

Fast pace as game Washburn’s Defense forces the Lycan’s to 2 fast turnovers 13-6 Washburn with 14:42

15-6 Washburn subs in with 13:45 left in first half

20-11 Washburn as they run off of turnovers 12:39 left in the first half

Troy May Jr for Prairie Seeds Academy beats the press with a drive 22-13 Washburn

Trent Pollard for PSA with a 3 points 25-15 Washburn

Dejon Davis with a BIG JAM in traffic of the fast-break 29- 18 Washburn

This is full speed fast-break ball Prairie Seeds Academy falling behind Washburn up 39-21

Everybody for Washburn is finishing around the rim 50-25 Washburn 3:15 

Dominick Jackson for Prairie Seeds Academy with back 2 back 52-33 Washburn

At the Half Washburn leads 56-35

Second half starts with more great Defense by Washburn as Prairie Seeds Academy move the ball to get a good look for almost a full min but cant

Jeffery Jones for Washburn with a drive for the their first score 58-37 16:50 in second half

Gage Deis for Prairie Seeds Academy is having an impact on both sides of the ball as Prairie Seeds Academy Defense gets going

The depth for Washburn seem to be the big factor so far as wave after wave of good players come of the bench for the Millers 62-41 Washburn

Dwight Anderson for Washburn is having a good game

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Troy May Jr is playing a good game with smart play just playing from behind as go on an 11-3 run

Washburn takes their first T.O. of the game 69-55 Washburn 11:49

PSA with another small run Washburn call TO 8:35 78-63 8:32

Washburn is moving he ball and running the clock out with 7:00 left in the second half

Pollard has turned his game on getting to the rim for Prairie Seeds Academy

82-69 Washburn 5:20 Prairie Seeds Academy in a Zone

Prairie Seeds Academy is fighting a uphill battle 84-73 Washburn burn up

Dejon Davis with a Big- Put-Back-Dunk 90-74 as Washburn’s defense and depth is overpowering the Lycan's 

Washburn bench is doing work as the move the ball and run the clock out

Too deep to strong for Prairie Seeds Academy as Washburn gets the win 102-82

Timerberwolves Shootout 2012 All Shootout Teams

Timberwolves Shootout 2012

This years Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012 was great showcase .A long day of games at the Target center. This year's shootout had some high profile Programs from the region, Powerhouses from, IA, WI, MN and SD.  Championship contending teams and D 1 Prospects and three 7 foot Athletes. As every team in the shootout has a chance to win Title in their own state. With 6 games in a row and none stop High school Basketball with an All Region Top action.

Games

Benilde-St. Margaret's (9-1) #3 MN vs St. Thomas More (5-0) #9 SD BSM won 68-50,

The defense for BSM was too much for Skye Warwick for STM Player of the game Lumpkin with 29 points.

Duluth East (5-8) Vs Rice Lake (WI) (9-0) Duluth East won 88-69

The Hype was around Gopher signee Wally Ellenson and Younger Phenomenon broth Henry Ellenson but the game belong To Johnny Woodard with 33 with a come back party on Rice lake after being side with shoulder injury.

  

Minnetonka (12-1) #4 MN vs Pelican Rapids (10-2) #2 2A Tonka won 86-66

Minnetonka shot the lights out 78% and would have beat anyone today, Latrell love 13/14 FGM for 27 (MVP)

Cedar Falls (IA) (6-2) #10 IA Vs Prior Lake (5-3) Cedar Fall won 67-56

Some Can Too See 7 foot Jr Carson Shanks for Prior Lake. The game was took control over by James Harrington, who showed that he can get to the rim at will with 25 points 5 assist and 4 steals

Hopkins (18-2) #2 MN vs Sioux City East (9-1) #9 IA won 97-74 Hopkins

This Game was All about perimeter shooting for Hopkins vs post play Sioux City East. Hopkins was on fire from deep to start the game hit their first 5 and shooting 53% 3FG in the first half and 43% in the game, while Sioux City East went to Adam Woodbury in the Post. Siyani Chambers 18 and 4 for Hopkins and Adam Woodbury with 23 for SCE.

Apple Valley (15-1) #4 MN vs Onlaska (WI) (6-0) #4 WI won 66-64 Apple Valley

This was by for the most competitive games of the shootout as the teams match up even in talent and size. Most people came to see Tyus Jones, but the big playmaker was Matt Thomas with 33

This Years Matches Proved too be one side for the most but the talent was everywhere on the court at the shout. Here's my fist and second All Shootout Team.

First Team All-Shootout           Second Team All-Shootout

Latrell Love-Minnetonka (MVP)          Taylor Stafford-Duluth East

Sanjay Lumpkin-Benilde-St. Margaret's Tyus Jones- Apple Valley

James Harrington-Cedar Falls (IA)      Siyani Chambers-Hopkins

Johnny Woodard- Duluth East              Adam Woodbury-Sioux City East

Matt Thomas- Onalaka (WI)                 Zach Stahl-Hopkins

The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012 High School Basketball

Apple Valley (15-1) Vs Onalaska (WI) (6-0)

The 4^th Rank team in MN vs 4^th Rank team in WI

At the Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012

Onalaska wins tipoff and jumps out too a 5-0 lead

Onalaska up 7-5 with 14:38 left in the first half

Tyus Jones for Apple Valley leads the break an assist too tie it up 7 13:50

11-7 Onalaska leads over Apple Valley 11:06 left in the first half

Onalaska takes their first T.O. of the game leading Apple Valley 15-10 with 8:36 left in the first half

Apple Valley with a 3 pointer 16-17 Onalaska up with 6:39 left in the first half

Tyus Jones with the 3 and a drive for Apple Valley to take the lead over Onalaska 21-17 5:34 

Onalaska takes their second T.O. of the half

Matt Thomas for Onalaska with a 3 21-20 Apple Valley 3:40 left in the first half

Apple Valley led by Tyus Jones go on a run too push the lead to 5 27-22 with 1:49 left in the first half

Matt Tomas for Onalaska is scoring back

Apple Valley leads at the half break 29-27 in the most competitive game of the Shootout.

Both teams start the second half slow 33-30 Apple Valley with 14:17 lest in the game.

Onalaska ties it up at 33 13:30 left in game

Apple Valley goes on an 8-0 run too go up 41-33 with 12:13 left in the game.

A clear battle as o stays close 53-47 with 4:26 left in the second half

Matt Thomas wont let his team die hit a 3 to make the score 55-51 with 3:20

Onalaska closes the gap to 2 58-56 2:40

Matt Thomas with back to back scores to take the lead over Apple Valley 64-63

Tyus Jones for Apple Valley goes 1of 2 too tie the game at 64

Apple Valley calls T.O. with 58.3 left 64 all

Apple Valley plays for the last shot Tyus Jones 21 with drive miss and put back by Mitch Hechsel too go Up and win 66-64    Tyus Jones 18 and 5 , Matt Thomas  33 points                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

At The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012

Minnetonka (12-1) Vs Pelican Rapids (10-2)

 At The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012

Pelican Rapids wins the tip of and gets the first score of the game with 33s 11-6

Tonka goes to the post for back to back baskets from Latrell Love up 15-6 13:33 left in the first half

Pelican Rapids take the first T.O. of the game down 19-6 12:50 left in the half

Out the T.O. Pelican Rapids makes a 6-0 run 19-12 Tonka

More from Tonka in the post with back to back baskets by Latrell Love 24-12

Tonka Is money from the outside start off 4 of 5 and Latrell Love 6 of 6 from the post leading 35-16 with 7:00 left in the first half

41-20 all Tonka 4:42 left in the first half

Latrell Love has took over the game 10 for 10 and a and 1 for 21 points to end the first half 53-34

Riley Dearring for Tonka starts of hot with back to back jumpers and a drive off the bounce for a lay up

Tonka Up big 66-39 with 12:30 left in the second half

Its seems that Pelican Rapids doses not have much chance to compete against Tonka

Everybody is scoring for Tonka off the bench

Tonka takes its first T.O. of the 7:40 left in the game.

Latrell Love comes back in and right back to the post for back to back buckets.

Tonka puts their bench in for the last 5 min of game in a blow out over Pelican Rapids 86-66 led by Latrell Love with 27

The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012 High School Basketball

Rice Lake (WI) (9-0) Vs Duluth East (5-8)

At The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012

Rice Lake wins the Tip off and miss on its first two attempts.

Duluth East jumps out too an 8-0 lead with back to back 3 pointers 15:20

Rice Lake starts off slow going 1-8 to start the game falling behind 10-2 13:22 left in first half

Rice Lake calls the first T.O. of the game down 16-4 with 11:27 left in the first half

Taylor Stafford for Duluth East with his 3^rd 3 to push the lead out 24-7 9:50 left in half

Rice Lake cant keep the ball turning the ball over 5 times with 7:00 left in half

30-12 all Duluth East in the first half with 4:30 left in the first half

Rice Lake starting make some hoops as the first half end but seem too have answer for Johnny Woodard  in the paint Duluth East leads at the half 44-27

Duluth East comes out blazing with fast brakes to start the second half 53-34 all Duluth East

Rice Lake making a small run led Wally Ellenson 59-44 with 11:40

Duluth East calls first T.O. of game 11:40

Johnny Woodard continues the on slot with a break down of the dribble for a nice drive for Duluth East

Rice Lake just not having a good game form the floor 75-56 5:00 left in the game

Rice Lake makes a run without the Ellenson brother on the floor 81-69

Duluth East gets a big win over a good team and the Ellenson brothers 88-69 led by Taylor Stafford and Johnny Woodard with 33 points. 

The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012 High School Basketball

 St. Thomas More (5-0) (SD) vs Benilde-St. Margaret's (9-1)
    
At The Minnesota Timberwolves Shootout 2012


Game one of the e Timberwolves Shootout Tip won Benilde-St. Margaret's out of bounds 


The teams match up pretty even in size, both having good size for high school.

 Taylor Klapperich for St. Thomas More opening the dish to Kilby Rech under the rim 

Back to back 3s for both teams 5 all at 16:03 left in the first half

Both teams come out playing very good Defense

12-11 Benilde-St. Margaret's lead with 12:30 left in the first half of the game

Sanjay Lumpkin having an impact on both sides of the ball in the first half

Benilde-St. Margaret's getting good ball movement 18-13 9:30 in first half

Benilde-St. Margaret’s starting to open the game up 24-16 led by Sanjay Lumpkin 6:02 in half

St. Thomas More is staying the game by shooting behind the arc 4-7

Skye Warwick for St. Thomas More fights back and making shots

Benilde-St. Margaret's Defense dose the job in the first half leading 39-23. Sanjay Lumpkin with 16

Sanjay Lumpkin gets the first score of the second half with a jumper.

St. Thomas More starts the second half playing great D holding Benilde-St. Margaret's too 1-5 to start the second  half

All Benilde-St. Margaret's 46-27 St. Thomas More   14:40 left in first half

St. Thomas More is fighting on d but can’t finish on the other side.

St. Thomas More goes into a 1-3-1 and gets a small run 51-39

Benilde-St. Margaret's call first time out of the second half 9:50 left in the first half

After the T.O Benilde-St. Margaret's moves the ball better against the 1-3-1 54-44 8:00

St. Thomas More call their first T.O of the Second Half keeping the fight Up 58-45 6:40 left in the second half

Benilde-St. Margaret's takes their second T.O of the half 58-48 4:49 left in the second half

Benilde-St. Margaret's slows down the game out the T.O.

Benilde-St. Margaret's works the ball around and starts running the clock and works for good shoots pushing the lead out and winning 68-50.  Sanjay Lumpkin 29 .for Benilde-St. Margaret's