Traverse City Record-Eagle

Prep Sports

January 31, 2012

Basketball Roundup: Buckley posts win

Burt Lake NMCA bounces back from 1st loss of season

FROM STAFF REPORTS ----

BUCKLEY — On an off-night from the floor, Buckley hit the shots when it counted Monday for a 57-54 non-conference win over Big Rapids Crossroads.

The Bears (5-5) shot 28 percent from the floor, but were 12-for-18 from the free-throw line, including some big ones down the stretch.

Jake Larsen had 21 points for Buckley while Evan Chalker had 15 points.

The Bears play Kingsley on Wednesday to start a 10-game run in 27 days.

"At the midway point, with all the kids have been through, I think it's pretty good to be at 5-5," Buckley coach Rene LaFreniere III said. "We're hanging in there."

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Burt Lake NMCA      86 Alba      45

Burt Lake NMCA bounced back from its first loss with an 86-45 win over Alba.

The Eagles (8-1) lost on Friday to DeTour.

In Monday's win, Steven Thompson had 22 points, Aaron Chatfield had 19 points and eight steals, David Thompson had 18 points and Paul Chatfield scored 15 points with 18 rebounds.

Glen Lake      53 Leland      39

Glen Lake stayed tied atop the Northwest Conference standings with a 53-39 win over Leland.

Already up six points, the Lakers (6-4, 4-1 NWC) went on a 13-5 run in the fourth quarter to put the game away. Mike O'Brien had 24 points while Carter Lee added 19.

Leland had 12 points — all off 3-pointers — from Ian Duvall while Paul Bardenhagen scored nine points.

Glen Lake will play Frankfort on Wednesday. This is the first of two three-game weeks for the Lakers.

Suttons Bay      51 Onekama      29

Suttons Bay picked up a 51-29 non-conference win over Onekama.

The Norse (8-2) had 10 points from Guy Beachnau. Quinn Matthews scored 18 for Onekama.

Suttons Bay plays at Leland on Wednesday.

LL St. Mary's      62 TCBAA      40

Lake Leelanau St. Mary's beat the TCBAA Homeschoolers, 62-40.

The Eagles had 16 points from Richard Herman, 14 from Brandon McSawby and 11 points from Nick Shaffran.

Richie Frisk had 10 points for TCBAA.

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