Duanesburg held a slight 3-point advantage at the beginning of the fourth quarter. This test of two ultra competitive teams kept fans on the edge of their seats through the third frame.

The contest was a toss up as the teams went to the first half breather with Columbia nudging ahead. Duanesburg trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half but managed to rally towards the halftime break.

Duanesburg came through with inspired basketball out of the break, after they trailed at halftime, which enabled them to grab the lead 41-38 approaching the end of the final frame.

The Blue Devils had three shooting stars in double figure scoring. Alivia Landy guided Columbia with 20 points. Sophie Bissaillon added 12 points. Kendyl Ouimette tallied 11 points.
The Blue Devils shot with skillful form at the free throw line as they attained 82.4%, 14 of 17.

The Eagles placed three in double figure scoring. Allison O Hanlon led the Eagles with 20 points. Alex Moses splashed in 13 points. Hannah Mulhern collected 10 points.
Duanesburg manufactored 8 hoops from long range.
Allison O Hanlon nailed 4 three-pointers.