Lopsided Win For NHS On Senior Night
Published: February 11th, 2009
By: Patrick Newell

Lopsided win for NHS on senior night

Boys’ Basketball

Norwich 63, Owego 28

NORWICH – Owego gave Norwich all it could handle in the first meeting this season on the Indians’ home court. There was no such trouble for the Purple Tuesday evening as the host club brought home a lopsided win on senior recognition night.

David Carson paced three NHS players in double figures scoring 15 points. Corey Dietrich added 12, and Vaughn Labor 11 for the Tornado (16-2), who stretched their winning streak to seven games.

“Early on down there, they hit some threes and had a little run going,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “We were conscious tonight of (Kevin) Kie and (Harley) Edwards, and having a hand in their faces all night. We did a good job of that.

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“We played really good at both ends of the floor. Defensively, there were not many good looks for them at all, and we dominated the boards.”

Norwich shook the Indians early in the second quarter. Leading 15-9, NHS senior Timmy Clark hit a three-pointer from the left wing with 5:59 left in the opening half, and those three points ignited a 19-3 spurt to end the quarter.

Dietrich had six points during the run and Labor four points. Four other Norwich players contributed to the scoring barrage.

“Offensively, we didn’t settle for jump shots and we made the extra pass,” Abbott said. “We looked for each other...it was a really good night.”

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