The Great Mills High School freshman basketball team gained their 11th win of the season Friday night, defeating Leonardtown, 58-30.
Great Mills’ freshmen are undefeated, with five games left in the season.
After the game, Great Mills head coach Jerry Humphrey said “we had hustle, dedication and determination.”
Great Mills junior varsity basketball was not as lucky, dropping their game to Leonardtown, 52-46.
After the game, Great Mills head coach Don Teston said, “We played as a team.”
“Very intense and hard,” added Keith Owens, assistant coach.
When asked to describe the game in a few words, Leonardtown JV head coach Jamie Copsey said: “Intensive, Rivalry, and hustle.”
The Great Mills varsity team had a come from behind win after trailing most of the game, topping Leonardtown 54-49.
Leonardtown was leading at the end of each the first three quarters, but not the one that counts.
The high scorer for Great Mills was Zach Sawyer (14), with 18 points.
After the game, Great Mills head coach Frank Peck said: “We played under control the second half.”
See slideshow below for images from the games by The Bay Net’s Frank Marquart, as see more here.