Tigers MBB fall to Ohio Christian

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Circleville, OH – Your Grace Christian Tigers traveled to Ohio after much travel over the course of eight days. Playing five games in that stretch in Florida, the Michigan Upper Peninsula & now in Ohio for a showdown with the Trailblazers. A previous matchup this season was only decided by 2pts so the Tigers expected a tough matchup. Unfortunately, the Trailblazer would come out on top this time as the Tigers struggled to get anything going for them on the day. Dropping one to Ohio Christian 91-70 on the road.

SCORING LEADERS:

Jalen Rawls (JD) – 19 Pts.
Melvin Frazier – 14 Pts.
Kellum Bridgeforth – 12 Pts.
Parker Neu – 11 Pts.

REBOUNDING LEADERS:

Melvin Frazier – 7 REB
Parker Neu – 6 REB
Bankeys Omari – 6 REB
Kellum Bridgeforth – 5 REB

Coach Krombeen commented:
“We looked tired tonight. 5 games in 8 days, is grueling for anyone. We shot extremely poorly from outside, going 4-29, but the reason we lost was because of our lack of intensity on the defensive end. We need to take more pride in defending as a unit”.

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