With the teams tied at the end of regulation play the contest went to overtime where South Glens Falls outshined Queensbury 14-10. 

South Glens Falls held a small 2-point lead at the start of the fourth quarter. This duel kept fans on the edge of their seats through the first twenty-four minutes of action.

South Glens Falls held a slim 1-point margin at the commencement of quarter two.
A winner was still unresolved as the teams went to the first half breather with Queensbury nudging ahead.
Queensbury performed well in the second stanza turning a 1-point first quarter deficit into a 4-point halftime advantage.

South Glens Falls exhibited great effort out of the locker room, after they trailed at halftime, and snatched the lead 49-47 approaching the end of the final quarter.

Both clubs did their best to get easy hoops in a coast to coast type of game. 

South Glens Falls placed four players in double figure scoring. Carter Stevens guided South Glens Falls with 19 points. Landon Casey contributed 17 points. Ryan Fitzsimmons totaled 13 points. Brady Smith knocked down 11 points.
South Glens Falls buried 9 baskets from long distance.
The Bulldogs shot with first-rate accuracy from the line as they prospered at 78.9%, 15 of 19.

Kasigh Gooden was the straw that stirred the drink for the Spartans with 25 points. Chase Baker splashed in 22 points. Mark Huffaker poured in 9 points.
The Spartans made 8 buckets from beyond the arc.
Chase Baker nailed 4 three-pointers.