Noah Gindorff scored 17 points to lead a balanced attack as Crosby-Ironton defeated the Nevis boys basketball team 58-56 in the regular-season finale last Friday night.
Jack Silgen added 16 points while Daniel Hudrlik had 12 points and 13 rebounds for the Rangers, who improved to 19-7.
Gavin Becker and Griffin Chase scored 19 points apiece for Nevis, which had a five-game winning streak snapped. Brett Byer scored 8 points, Kevin Hale had seven rebounds, Courtland Chase had five rebounds, Becker had four rebounds and four assists, Michael Landquist had four assists, and Griffin Chase had five steals for the Tigers, who fell to 22-3.
“We played a really good game against a quality opponent. We played well in the first half and we were able to neutralize their size and take a lead into halftime,” said Nevis head coach Scott Kramer, whose team led 25-22 at the break. “We had a rough stretch in the second half that saw them jump out to a double-digit lead, but as usual we stormed back to tie the game with about a minute left. They were able to hit a shot and we were not able to answer.”
