The Warriors concluded the tilt with clutch play as they overshadowed Greenwich by 8-points at the cruicial moment of the contest. Greenwich were trailing by four points, 47-43, with three minutes left in the game when Stillwater's Jaxon Mueller went on a 6-0 run himself to give the Warriors some breathing room. Stillwater were clutch at the foul line making 23 of 30 attempts on the night.

Stillwater used an impressive first eight minutes and took hold of the ball game on their way to a significant first quarter lead 16-9.

The Witches played with purpose in the third quarter and outscored Stillwater by 6 points.

Stillwater managed to be ahead at each frame closures by advantages of 7, 9, 3, & 11.
The Witches produced a rally in the second half but they fought to the end.
Jaxon Mueller put forth a strong offensive game for Stillwater with 30 points. Lukas Lilac splashed in 11 points. James Cocozzo collected 8 points. Carter Wichelns had 8 points.
Stillwater shot stellar from the free throw line as they produced 76.7%, 23 of 30.

 

Jacob Ziehm paced Greenwich with 20 points. Joe Skiff poured in 16 points.
Greenwich used expert marksmanship to make 7 hoops from long range.
Jacob Ziehm made 4 three-pointers.
The Witches shot with superb accuracy from the stripe as they made 75%, 9 of 12.