# Minnetoka (22-6) vs # Hopkins (21-6)
This game is a hyped and intense as any other this season as Hopkins and Minnetonka meet for the third time this season. Minnetoka won both of their regular season games this year. Each of these Lake conference teams are having good season and would like to make a run to State.
Hopkins wins the tip-off
Hopkins up 6-4 with 14:00 left in the first half
Hopkins up 13-10 with 10:00 left in the first half
Minnetoka takes the lead 17-16 with 6:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka up 21-19 with 4:00 left in the first half
Hopkins down 23-22 with 2:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka ends the first on a 10-2 run
Minnetoka lead at halftime 33-24
Hopkins starts the second on a 5-0 down 33-28 with 14:00 left in the second half
Minnetoka returns with a 8-1 run up 41-29 with 12:00 left in the second half
Hopkins return the run led by Kamali Chambers with a 10-2 run 43-39
Amir Coffey ties the game up at 44 with 8:40 left in the second half
Jake Write takes the lead, Hopkins up 50-49 with 6:00 left in the second
Minnetoka and Hopkins 52 up with 4:00 left in the game
Hopkins calls T.O. with 1:15 left in the game up 56-54
Grant Shaffer with a big shot to tie it at 56
Hopkins and Minnetoka tied at 56 going to O.T.
Amir Coffey takes the lead 61-59 with 1:40 left in the first O.T.
Riley Dearring with the make to tie it up at 65
Minnetonka and Hopkins tied up at 65 this game is going to double over time
Hopkins calls T.O. up 71-68 with 2:03 left in the second O.T.
Minnetonka down 71-70 with 1:00 left in the second O.T.
Kamali Chamber makes the free throws to seal the game
Hopkins pulls out the win 79-72
Game Review This game was a epic event as both teams left it all on the court and played their hearts out. This was a defensive battle and all out effort to win this game. The defense for both teams made it had to score and causing long scoreless periods during the game. Minnetoka could not get the third win on Hopkins this season something maybe no team could do. Hopkins got the win the counted the most moving on to the section finals and one step closer to State.
Hopkins Hopkins put it all on the floor to get this win a move on to the section finals. Kamali Chambers came with his A game leading his team in scoring and to the victory. Jake Write 18 and Phillip Stribling 11 had a solid performances making plays to get the win. Jamal Davis 4pts and Nick Johnson 3pts did not have much of a impact on the win. Amir Coffey 11 had foul trouble picking up his first less then a minute into the game, Coffey had a play-making impact and had 6 of Hopkins 9 points in the first overtime before fouling out. Stephon Sharp made the most of his minutes coming in making big plays. Hopkins got the win when it counted to move on to section finals.
Minnetonka Minnetoka came to win but need more big plays from its role players. Riley Dearing 34pts made big shoot after big shot giving Minnetoka a chance to win. Grant Shaffer 10pts and Mike Fernando 10pts made solid contributions to try to get this win for the Skippers. Minnetoka fell short of the victory.
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Park Center @ Minnetoka
#2 Park Center (23-2) vs #11 Minnetonka (19-6)
This match up is of 2 of the top programs this season, in a regular ending none-conference game. This game features to of the top players in the 2013 class Minnetoka's Riley Dearring and Parker Centers Quinton Hooker. Both team are looking forward to making runs is this years State Tournament with senior led teams.
Minnetonka wins the tip-off, Riley Derring hits from deep to start the game
Minnetonta starts fast, jumps out to a 5-0 lead with 16:00 left in the first half
Park Center goes on a 7-2 run to close the gap 13-12 with 12:00 left in the first half
Park Center takes the lead back 14-13 with 11:29 left in the first half
Minnetonka calls T.O. down 23-17 with 9:26 left in the first half
Close game as Park Center holds the lead 28-24 with 6:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka and Park Center tied up at 34 up
Luke Pettersen takes the lead with a 3 37-34 with 1:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka leads at halftime 38-37
Malcolm Moore gets the first score of the second half 40-37 Minnetoka up
Minnetoka hold the lead up 46-43 with 16:00 left in the second half
Park Center ties the game up at 46 up with 13:20 left in the second half
Park Center holds the lead up 56-53 with 10:00 left in the second half
Minnetoka takes the lead back up 62-61 with 6:40 left in the second half
Minnetoka calls T.O. up 69-67 with 4:20 left in the game
Minnetoka with a small lead 71-68 with 3:00 left in the game
Park Center calls T.O down 77-71 with 1:28 left in the game
Minnetonka gets the big time win 83-76
Game Review This was a good game to have a scheduled at the end of the season for fans of Minnesota high school basketball. Minnetonka came out a sit a physical tone of game that Park Center played into. Park Center has proved to be one of the best teams in the state this year,but Minnetonka can beat any team on their home court. This game was very competitive and had the feeling of a section game.
Minnetonka Minnetonka can beat anybody on their home court. Riley Derring 26pts really played to win a was very aggressive with 20 pts second half second half. Minnetoka played all 12 of their varsity players and 9 of the scoring. Malcolm Moore 15pts had a complete game and big part of the win Minnetoka has wins over some of the top teams this season including Cooper, Hopkins and now Park Center. This game was won on defense as Minnetoka got the stops they needed to close the game.
Park Center Park Center played a solid game, but they where not on their a game in a place that gave them not favors with the whistle. Park Center could have beat 90% of teams this season with their play in this game, but not Minnetoka. This was a balance scoring game with 4 players in double digits, Devin Buckley 16pts and Isaiah Mckay 12pts. The injury to Treyton Daniels 13pts had a big impact as he would not play at 100% the rest of the game. Quinton Hooker 23pts had a solid performance and had some calls go against him down the stretch that would have won Park Center the game.
This match up is of 2 of the top programs this season, in a regular ending none-conference game. This game features to of the top players in the 2013 class Minnetoka's Riley Dearring and Parker Centers Quinton Hooker. Both team are looking forward to making runs is this years State Tournament with senior led teams.
Minnetonka wins the tip-off, Riley Derring hits from deep to start the game
Minnetonta starts fast, jumps out to a 5-0 lead with 16:00 left in the first half
Park Center goes on a 7-2 run to close the gap 13-12 with 12:00 left in the first half
Park Center takes the lead back 14-13 with 11:29 left in the first half
Minnetonka calls T.O. down 23-17 with 9:26 left in the first half
Close game as Park Center holds the lead 28-24 with 6:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka and Park Center tied up at 34 up
Luke Pettersen takes the lead with a 3 37-34 with 1:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka leads at halftime 38-37
Malcolm Moore gets the first score of the second half 40-37 Minnetoka up
Minnetoka hold the lead up 46-43 with 16:00 left in the second half
Park Center ties the game up at 46 up with 13:20 left in the second half
Park Center holds the lead up 56-53 with 10:00 left in the second half
Minnetoka takes the lead back up 62-61 with 6:40 left in the second half
Minnetoka calls T.O. up 69-67 with 4:20 left in the game
Minnetoka with a small lead 71-68 with 3:00 left in the game
Park Center calls T.O down 77-71 with 1:28 left in the game
Minnetonka gets the big time win 83-76
Game Review This was a good game to have a scheduled at the end of the season for fans of Minnesota high school basketball. Minnetonka came out a sit a physical tone of game that Park Center played into. Park Center has proved to be one of the best teams in the state this year,but Minnetonka can beat any team on their home court. This game was very competitive and had the feeling of a section game.
Minnetonka Minnetonka can beat anybody on their home court. Riley Derring 26pts really played to win a was very aggressive with 20 pts second half second half. Minnetoka played all 12 of their varsity players and 9 of the scoring. Malcolm Moore 15pts had a complete game and big part of the win Minnetoka has wins over some of the top teams this season including Cooper, Hopkins and now Park Center. This game was won on defense as Minnetoka got the stops they needed to close the game.
Park Center Park Center played a solid game, but they where not on their a game in a place that gave them not favors with the whistle. Park Center could have beat 90% of teams this season with their play in this game, but not Minnetoka. This was a balance scoring game with 4 players in double digits, Devin Buckley 16pts and Isaiah Mckay 12pts. The injury to Treyton Daniels 13pts had a big impact as he would not play at 100% the rest of the game. Quinton Hooker 23pts had a solid performance and had some calls go against him down the stretch that would have won Park Center the game.
Metro Tech @ Minnetonka
Metro Tech (5-5) vs #8 Minnetonka (10-2)
This is a match up of one the most well know programs in the metro Minnetonka and one of the least know of programs Metro Tech. Minnetonka is a deep senior led team with one of the top players in the 2013 class Reiely Dearing. Metro Tech is saying something just by scheduling the game in the opening season.
Metro Tech wins the tip off
Riley Dearring gets the first score of the game from the free throw line 2-0 Minnetonka
Metro Tech down 7-4 to Minnetonka with 14:00 left in the first half
Metro Tech calls T.O. at 10:47 down 22-5, Michael Miller 2 fouls
Minnetonka turns it up on defense and go on a 26-4 run up 33-8 with 8:00 left in the first half
Metro Tech is falling behind with Michael Miller on bench and Minnetonka beating them up and attacking the rim up big 54-19 with 2:43 left in the first half
Minnetonka up at halftime 60-21
Michael Miller with the first score of the second half 60-23
Minnetonka calls T.O. up 69-31 with 13:50 left in the seond half
Minntonka is not letting holding the lead 75-40 with 10:00 left in the second half
Metro Tech calls T.O. down 79-46 with 7:31 left in the second half
Metro Tech is making ground in the second half but too late down 81-47 with 5:00 left in the game
Minnetonka gets the win 88-57
Game Review This game was a example of the deference between 1A and 4A basketball teams as Minnetonka give Metro Tech that Lake conference business. Minnetonka smelled blood and went all the way in on defense giving nothing easy out playing physical. Metro Tech starting 5 could play with Minnetonka witch said alot being they started 3 freshman. Amar Miller was not backing down as Minnetonka did their best to bully him. The outcome of this game would be the same 90 out of 100 games this year. Minnetonka is much to physical and Metro Tech to young.
Minnetonka Minnetonka depth and defense really took this game over as they out-match the young Metro Tech. Riley Dearring really was having no part in a battle as he took Metro Tech out fast 25 points in the first half not playing in the second. Malcolm Moore 20pts had impact on both sides of the ball guarding Michael Miller his cousin and childhood teammate. Minnetonka got contributions from their key role players as two starters sat out this game.
Metro Tech This was not a bad game for Metro Tech as they proved to have talent to compete with a major 4A Lake conference team. Michael Miller 20pts 10reb would receive no love from his former teammates as they clearly were focus on keeping him from getting off on both sides of the ball he might had scored 40 without the foul trouble in this game. Dominick Jackson 16pts solid game. Jamil Jackson 14pts blocked Riley Dearring on the first possession game,twice in the game. Amar Miller 3pts 4ast gets his first varsity start and was competitive against very physical defense.
This is a match up of one the most well know programs in the metro Minnetonka and one of the least know of programs Metro Tech. Minnetonka is a deep senior led team with one of the top players in the 2013 class Reiely Dearing. Metro Tech is saying something just by scheduling the game in the opening season.
Metro Tech wins the tip off
Riley Dearring gets the first score of the game from the free throw line 2-0 Minnetonka
Metro Tech down 7-4 to Minnetonka with 14:00 left in the first half
Metro Tech calls T.O. at 10:47 down 22-5, Michael Miller 2 fouls
Minnetonka turns it up on defense and go on a 26-4 run up 33-8 with 8:00 left in the first half
Minnetonka up at halftime 60-21
Michael Miller with the first score of the second half 60-23
Minnetonka calls T.O. up 69-31 with 13:50 left in the seond half
Minntonka is not letting holding the lead 75-40 with 10:00 left in the second half
Metro Tech calls T.O. down 79-46 with 7:31 left in the second half
Metro Tech is making ground in the second half but too late down 81-47 with 5:00 left in the game
Minnetonka gets the win 88-57
Game Review This game was a example of the deference between 1A and 4A basketball teams as Minnetonka give Metro Tech that Lake conference business. Minnetonka smelled blood and went all the way in on defense giving nothing easy out playing physical. Metro Tech starting 5 could play with Minnetonka witch said alot being they started 3 freshman. Amar Miller was not backing down as Minnetonka did their best to bully him. The outcome of this game would be the same 90 out of 100 games this year. Minnetonka is much to physical and Metro Tech to young.
Minnetonka Minnetonka depth and defense really took this game over as they out-match the young Metro Tech. Riley Dearring really was having no part in a battle as he took Metro Tech out fast 25 points in the first half not playing in the second. Malcolm Moore 20pts had impact on both sides of the ball guarding Michael Miller his cousin and childhood teammate. Minnetonka got contributions from their key role players as two starters sat out this game.
Metro Tech This was not a bad game for Metro Tech as they proved to have talent to compete with a major 4A Lake conference team. Michael Miller 20pts 10reb would receive no love from his former teammates as they clearly were focus on keeping him from getting off on both sides of the ball he might had scored 40 without the foul trouble in this game. Dominick Jackson 16pts solid game. Jamil Jackson 14pts blocked Riley Dearring on the first possession game,twice in the game. Amar Miller 3pts 4ast gets his first varsity start and was competitive against very physical defense.
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