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Sugar-Salem Wins at Marsh Valley, 59-51
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N. Fremont girls win at the buzzer
By MARK JONES
mjones@uvsj.com
ARIMO – The Sugar-Salem Diggers hit the road for the first time Thursday night on the young basketball season, and came away with a 59-51 win at Marsh Valley.
"It's a big win for us in the fifth district," said Sugar-Salem coach Jay Miller.
The Diggers, who scored at least 12 points in each of the four periods Thursday night, were sparked by senior Mason Miller, who finished with a game-high 25 points.
"He gave us some real key offensive stuff," coach Miller said of the Sugar-Salem senior.
The key to the win for Sugar-Salem was its ability to play under control.
"We really stayed poised when we needed to," the Sugar-Salem coach said. "And in the second half, we stepped up and rebounded better."
Shawn Rowe finished with 15 points for Marsh Valley.
"Defensively, we really did a decent job of shutting down their shooters," coach Miller said.
Sugar-Salem (2-1) will play host to Firth on Tuesday. And coach Miller expects his team to have its hand full with the 2A school.
"They're a very good team," he said. "They're big. They move fast and are very athletic. We are really going to have to cowboy up."
For more of this story and other local news please see today's Standard Journal.
"It's a big win for us in the fifth district," said Sugar-Salem coach Jay Miller.
The Diggers, who scored at least 12 points in each of the four periods Thursday night, were sparked by senior Mason Miller, who finished with a game-high 25 points.
"He gave us some real key offensive stuff," coach Miller said of the Sugar-Salem senior.
The key to the win for Sugar-Salem was its ability to play under control.
"We really stayed poised when we needed to," the Sugar-Salem coach said. "And in the second half, we stepped up and rebounded better."
Shawn Rowe finished with 15 points for Marsh Valley.
"Defensively, we really did a decent job of shutting down their shooters," coach Miller said.
Sugar-Salem (2-1) will play host to Firth on Tuesday. And coach Miller expects his team to have its hand full with the 2A school.
"They're a very good team," he said. "They're big. They move fast and are very athletic. We are really going to have to cowboy up."
For more of this story and other local news please see today's Standard Journal.
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