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GREENVILLE – The Green Wave dropped a 69-43 Tuesday night MVL matchup to the visiting West Carrollton Pirates.
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The Pirates took the opening quarter 21-14 with Jack Chick leading Greenville with five points including a 3-pointer.
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Greenville made it a close game trailing 24-20 early in the second period before Carrollton used an 8-2 run to close out first-half play and send the teams to the break with the visitors leading 32-22.
“A game is always a game of runs,” said Greenville coach, Matt Hamilton. “They would make a run, we would fight back, get within striking distance but then they would take off again.”
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West Carrollton’s physical strength, size, and talent was evident in period No. 3 as the Pirates dominated in taking the quarter 22-9 to lead 54-31 after three complete.
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“Ultimately the athleticism and size got to us,” Hamilton noted. “Under the basket, we just didn’t have an answer for the offensive rebounding. You give up three or four shots a possession and it’s hard.”
Chase Drew dropped in two fourth-quarter buckets to lead the Wave in fourth-period scoring, Liam Jasenski canned a 3-pointer and Josh Baker came off the bench to hit a fourth-period triple from way downtown with the Pirates taking the final quarter 15-12 to earn to conference win.
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“There were a lot of things we did well and there were a lot of things out of our control,” said Coach Hamilton. “Tomorrow is another day. We have a couple of teams coming up that we’ve beaten and we can beat them again so we’ll work on finishing strong.”
West Carrollton was 10-15 at the free throw line while Greenville was 8-18 at the charity stripe.
West Carrollton improves to 7-10 overall and 7-7 in the MVL, Greenville drops to 3-16 overall and 3-12 in conference play.
Greenville travels to Fairborn to take on the Skyhawks this Friday, February 2nd with a 7:30 p.m. start time a Baker Middle School. The Wave earned its first win of the season defeating the Skyhawks 55-45 at Greenville.
BOXSCORE:
WEST CARROLLTON – A. Robinson 21, J. Ingram 9, B. Freeman 11, K. Davis 8, C. Ingram 8 B. Jones 6, J. Mustaine 2, I. Cunningham 2, B. Foster 2, TOTALS 25 10-15 3 69
GREENVILLE – D. Hamilton 13, C. Drew 10, J. Chick 5, L. Jasenski 5, L. Hocker 4, J. Baker 3, O. McGreevey 2, TJ Barr 1 – TOTALS 10 8-18 5 43
3-POINTERS
West Carrollton 3 (A. Robinson 3)
Greenville 3 (L. Jasenski 1, J. Chick 1, D. Hamilton 1, L. Hocker 1, J. Baker 1)
SCORE by QUARTERS
21-11-22-15 69 West Carrollton
14-08-09-12 43 Greenville