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The Red Raider boys lost their home opener to Irene Wakanda Tuesday night. The game was close for four quarters, the Red Raiders fell behind early and after the first period Wagner never got within 7 points of the Eagles. Wagner trailed 14-16 after the first quarter and 25-36 at half time. The teams played even in the second half, the final score was 60-48 in favor of Irene Wakanda. Toby Zephier finished the game with an impressive stat line, he scored 22 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, had 5 steals, 4 assists and 7 deflections. Dustin Honomichl added 9 points and 6 rebounds, Matt Link and Daelyn Red Buffalo each scored 7 points, Preston McFayden added 2 and Carter Cournoyer 1 point. The Red Raiders finished 5 of 10 from the free throw line and got out rebounded 37-31. Wanger goes to Menno next Tuesday for their final game before Christmas Break.
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The Red Raider JV team lost to Winner 45-56. The Red Raiders fell behind early and trailed 32-22 at the half. Wagner cut the lead to 6 heading into the fourth quarter but never got closer than that. Ted Slaba led the team in scoring with 11 points. Carter Counoyer added 10 points, Preston McFayden 7, Joey Cournoyer 6, Braxton Knudsen, Caleb Zephier, and Deshawn Sully each scored 3, Gave Houseman scored 2. The Red Raiders made 5 three pointers and went 4 for 6 from the foul line.
Read moreSolid defense carried Wagner to a JV win on Tuesday night. The Red Raiders held Irene Wakanda to single digit points in all four quarters. Wagner led 14-6 after the firsts period and 22-9 at half time. The Red Raiders won the game by a score of 36-24. Carter Cournoyer led the team with 11 points, Ted Slaba scored 10, Glenn Cournoyer added 6, Parker Petry and Preston McFayden each scored 4 and Joey Cournoyer scored 1. Wagner was 6 of 10 from the foul line and won the rebounding battle by 12.
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The Raiders hosted the Irene-Wakonda Eagles last Tuesday night in girls’ basketball action. The Eagles have won 4 straight against the Raiders and were coming in to try to steal another. The first half would be a defensive battle. The Raiders would hold an 8-point advantage at one point, only to see it slip away and end the half with a 22-20 lead. Wagner would storm out of the locker room in the second half and take a 41-29 lead. They would increase it to as much as 14 in the 4th. The Eagles would mount one last attack, but it wouldn’t be enough as the Raiders would finish with the win 56-48. Wagner would use a very balanced scoring attack. Emma Yost would record another double-double with 14 points and 10 boards. Eve Zephier would add 9 points. Shalayne Nagel also netted 9 points, grabbed 5 boards, and dished out 4 assists. Macy Koupal would also put in 9 points, grab 7 boards, and dish out 4 assists. Lydia Yost would add 8 points off the bench. Ashlyn Koupal would chip in 5 points, grab 4 boards, and dish out 3 assists. Sydney Cournoyer would also add 2 points off the bench. Wagner would shoot 21-49 for 43% while the Eagles would shoot 18-42 for 43%. Wagner would own the glass again with a 29-17 advantage. Wagner would commit 12 turnovers compared to 8 from Irene-Wakonda. The Raiders would hit 7-12 from the line while the Eagles would go 9-13. “Defensively Shalayne did a great job again on their go to scorer. Our helpers on defense got to the paint to help when needed. We all rebounded well again. Macy got the transition going as we got a few more looks this game than the previous. Offensively we struggled getting the ball to the high post. We didn’t penetrate gaps to create open looks for our teammates. We are distributing the basketball as we ended the game with 17 assists but creating for others is going to push that number up even more. The great thing is that the season is young and there is plenty of time to make improvements. We fought some adversity this game with it being close again and we found a way to win! Great job girls!”
Read moreAvari Bruguier led the way with 8 points. Lydia Yost and Sydney Cournoyer each added 7. Ashlyn Koupal netted 6. Aniyah Bruguier, Braxton Nedved, and Hayden Fischer each scored 2 points in the win.
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106 – Karstyn Lhotak 1st – WBF Kanin Klentz BAH (3:36), TF Alek Kuchta PAR (4:43) (17-1), MD Alex Oedekoven PIE (9-1)
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