Stamford Falls To Triple-A In Regional Final
By: Eric Boynton
Updated: March 2, 2013
The Stamford Bulldogs' season came to an end Saturday afternoon in the regional finals against Triple-A Academy.
In the first half the Bulldogs were able to hang with the Stallions. In the second quarter they were able to tie the game after a transition lay-up by Gus West.
The Stallions would regain the lead, and stretch it out to twelve point advantage. In the second half, Triple A would quickly extend that lead to 16.
The Bulldogs would quickly bite back in the third quarter. First it was a three-pointer by Hagen Hutchinson. Then following a Hutchinson steal, Noe Contreras was able to cut the Stallion lead to 11 with a lay-up.
That would be as close as Stamford would get to Triple-A. The Stallions would eventually gallop away with a 87-61 win and advance to the Boys State Tournament in Austin.
In the first half the Bulldogs were able to hang with the Stallions. In the second quarter they were able to tie the game after a transition lay-up by Gus West.
The Stallions would regain the lead, and stretch it out to twelve point advantage. In the second half, Triple A would quickly extend that lead to 16.
The Bulldogs would quickly bite back in the third quarter. First it was a three-pointer by Hagen Hutchinson. Then following a Hutchinson steal, Noe Contreras was able to cut the Stallion lead to 11 with a lay-up.
That would be as close as Stamford would get to Triple-A. The Stallions would eventually gallop away with a 87-61 win and advance to the Boys State Tournament in Austin.
