Reed’s Ridge Peterson gets past a Douglas defender Friday during Reed’s 62-58 win. The Raiders ran their record to 9-0 overall.
Reed
Boys: The beat went on for the Reed boys basketball team Friday, but it didn’t come easy. When the dust settled, the Raiders came away with a 62-58 win over a spirited Douglas team that came into the contest with just one win on the season.
After trailing 38-24 early in the third quarter, Reed went on a 15-0 run to give them their first lead since early in the game. The Tigers didn’t go away easy and trailed 59-58, but that was as close as they would get. Reed finished the game with 20 steals to keep their record perfect at 9-0.
The Raiders will play in the Rail City Classic over the next four days where they will take on Yerington to open the tournament today at 12:30 p.m.
Girls: In its only game of the week, Reed fell to Douglas 65-56 at home Friday.
The Raiders trailed by just one at the half and by three at the end of the third quarter, but the Tigers outscored the home squad 17-11 in the fourth to pick up the win.
Reed is now 3-5 overall on the season.
Spanish Springs
The Cougar boys picked up two more wins last week and now lead all of Northern Nevada with a record of 10-0 overall.
Leo Grass finished with 13 points and Cordell Stinson had 11 Thursday in a 69-39 home win over Damonte Ranch. The Cougs had 10 players in the scoring column in the win.
Spanish Springs scored 24 points in the first quarter on Friday at Wooster and cruised to a 72-34 win. Stinson led the way with 16 points for the visitors while Mason Whitaker and Trey Hummel each had 12.
The boys travel to California this week to play in the Under Armour Holiday Classic.
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