Sparked by a great team effort in the second half Hudson Falls outscored Warrensburg 30-15 in the final sixteen minutes. 

That was different than the first half when Warrensburg put together 24-19 lead at the midway point. 

Hudson Falls used an impressive first eight minutes and bolted out to a decent first quarter lead 11-5. They clamped down on their opponent with a magnificent defensive effort and grabbed control of the frame. Yet, Warrensburg rallied in the second quarter and outscored Hudson Falls by 11 points.

The outcome was still in limbo as the teams went to the first half break with Warrensburg gaining the upper hand.

Warrensburg performed well in the second quarter turning a 6-point first quarter deficit into a 5-point halftime edge.

Both teams struggled to score the ball coming out of the locker room after the half as they combined for barely 12 points. The Tigers came through with inspired basketball out of the break, after they trailed at halftime, which helped them capture the lead 28-27 moving on to the final frame.

Brinley Inglee led Hudson Falls with 17 points. Madison Phillips registered 8 points. Mikayla Varney poured in 7 points.
The Tigers used expert marksmanship to make 4 hoops from behind the arc.
Brinley Inglee nailed 3 three-pointers.

Abigail Ranous paced Warrensburg with 12 points. Hope Boland contributed 8 points. Sara Langworthy had 7 points. Tenisha Tyrell finished with 5 points.
The Burghers connected on 4 baskets from behind the three point line.