That confidence translated to points on the court and led the Bruins to a 51-44 victory over Ft. Zumwalt East.
Ryan Kreklow and Zach Carroll contributed to points scored in the game helping the team pull away with the win, says sophomore Arris Pardalos. Travon Tumey and Zach Reuter kept the game well balanced with rebounds won., Pardalos added. While these players stood out, the game was a team effort and a team win, Pardalos said.
“We played hard until the end,” said Pardalow, who attributes the team’s successful game the boy’s passion for basketball.
Fresh off the win, Pardalow said the team is feeling even more confident about facing the rest of the season.
“We’ll keep doing what we do best… winning,” he said.
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RBHS JV team during Rock Bridge-Hickman game Jan. 24 (50-34). Photo by Katrina Fox
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Trish • Jan 26, 2012 at 7:11 pm
I thought the article gave a good overview of the game. This article didn’t need hard facts and statistics, it was just a summary. It was written fine.
John • Jan 26, 2012 at 9:21 am
I feel this is a terribly written article. Why would you let someone of this level write on a so called award winning paper’s online site. You should fine someone that knows something about sports next time. I am disappointed in you editors.
Muhammad Al-Rawi • Jan 26, 2012 at 9:29 pm
“you should fine someone” you should find someone.
Sami Pathan • Jan 27, 2012 at 10:40 pm
Yeah John, how about next time you decide to comment telling us how an article was poorly written you don’t use a fake email and what is most likely a fake name.
Avantika Khatri • Jan 29, 2012 at 9:40 pm
maybe we SHOULD fine someone. haha