The Bluehawks success was built on their dependable second half play as they led at the end of the third quarter and at the concluding tick of the clock.

Hudson held a slim 2-point margin heading into the fourth period.

The Wildcats seemed focused right from the jump and sprinted out to a generous first quarter lead 15-8. Yet, The Bluehawks had a resurgence in the second quarter and outscored Maple Hill by 7 points.

The opening two quarters were ultra competitive as the teams went to the first half intermission with the game tied 25-25.

Hudson came through with inspired basketball out of intermission, after both teams drawing level at the half, and snatched the lead 39-37 going into the fourth period.

The Bluehawks placed three in double figure scoring. Keith Robinson was the straw that stirred the drink for Hudson with 18 points. Jordan Cunningham secured 17 points. Malaky Payton poured in 10 points.
The Bluehawks knocked down 7 baskets from behind the three point line.
Jordan Cunningham nailed 3 three-pointers.

Brady Cole paced Maple Hill with 18 points. Jake Fish poured in 10 points. Colby Frazier totaled 8 points. Josh Da Costa Gomez sank 7 points.
The Wildcats connected on 5 baskets from long distance.
Brady Cole made 3 three-pointers.
Maple Hill shot excellent from the charity line as they were efficient at 66.7%, 10 of 15.