As both teams refused to go away quietly the meeting went to double overtime where South Glens Falls overtook Averill Park. The contest was tied at 50 after regulation and tied at 61 after the first overtime.

Averill Park held a slight 1-point advantage heading into the fourth period. 

Focused play in the second half helped as South Glens Falls outscored Averill Park 47-39 in the final two quarters and (OT). That was different than earlier in the game as they flipped the script of the first half when Averill Park built a 31-24 lead at the midway point.

Averill Park and South Glens Falls were all square after one period of play.

The Warriors played as a cohesive squad in the second stanza turning a tied game into a 7-point halftime control. However, South Glens Falls took advantage of great halftime adjustments and cut their deficit to one point heading into the fourth quarter.

South Glens Falls maximized their play in the third quarter and outscored Averill Park by 6 points.

The teams put on a defensive clinic in the fourth quarter as they combined for merely 21 points.

South Glens Falls had three shooting stars in double figure scoring. Brady Smith led South Glens Falls with 25 points. Ryan Fitzsimmons contributed 17 points. Landon Casey bagged 12 points. Liam Brennan sank 9 points. Jack Gutowski racked up 8 points.
South Glens Falls buried 7 hoops from long range.
Ryan Fitzsimmons made 5 three-pointers.

Jacob Phelps was an offensive spark plug for Averill Park with 24 points. Benicio Morelli registered 14 points. Cavan Hicks poured in 9 points. Tyler Bradley bagged 8 points.
Averill Park drilled 9 trifectas.
Benicio Morelli nailed 3 three-pointers.
The Warriors shot stellar from the charity stripe as they produced 76.5%, 13 of 17.