With the teams tied at the end of regulation play the match-up went to overtime where Bethlehem overtook Averill Park 10-4.

Bethlehem held a slight 4-point advantage going into the final frame. This no holds barred match up was a war on the floor through the first twenty-four minutes of action. The Warriors rallied in the fourth quarter to force the extra frame.

Bethlehem held a modest 2-point edge at the start of the second quarter.

The contest was a toss up as the teams went to the first half locker room break with the game tied 27-27.

Both teams struggled to score the ball coming out of the locker room after the half as they combined for merely 12 points. Bethlehem exhibited great effort out of the break, after being all square at the half, and snatched the lead 35-31 heading towards the final frame.

Marko Gibbons paced the Eagles with 19 points. Marcus Gentile secured 12 points. Caden Bernardo added 9 points. Logan Yohe totaled 6 points.
Bethlehem knocked down 5 hoops from behind the arc.
The Eagles shot with first-rate accuracy from the free throw line as they produced 84.6%, 11 of 13.

Ben Romer led the Warriors with 15 points. Nicholas Galuski collected 10 points. Dan Coiteux had 9 points. Nick Clemenzi notched 7 points.
The Warriors produced 4 baskets from downtown.