The Scotties produced as a complete unit in the second frame turning a 1-point first quarter lead into a 10-point halftime advantage.

Averill Park capitalized on gritty play in the third quarter and outscored Ballston Spa by 5 points.

The Scotties managed to be ahead at every period ending horn by plus 1, 10, 5, & 9.

Averill Park regained traction in the second half but they ran out of time.

The Scotties had a triplet in double figure scoring. Nick Verdile paced Ballston Spa with 28 points. Andrew Haight powered in 12 points. Jaxen Potter collected 10 points. Kyle Blair had 8 points.
Ballston Spa connected on 8 baskets from behind the three point line.
Nick Verdile nailed 6 three-pointers.
The Scotties shot excellent from the free throw line as they produced 78.6%, 11 of 14.

Averill Park had a triplet in double figure scoring. Ben Romer led Averill Park with 20 points. Nick Clemenzi contributed 14 points. Vinny Carucci tallied 11 points. Teddy Apfel finished with 8 points.
Averill Park buried 5 trifectas.
The Warriors shot outstanding from the charity stripe as they made 73.9%, 17 of 23.