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Home»Sports»BOYS BASKETBALL D5 SECTIONAL FINAL: Eastwood’s Three-Point Barrage Sinks Delta, 62-51
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BOYS BASKETBALL D5 SECTIONAL FINAL: Eastwood’s Three-Point Barrage Sinks Delta, 62-51

By Newspaper StaffFebruary 22, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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IN TRAFFIC … Delta’s Kade Lintermoot muscles up a shot over Eastwood’s Drew Kachmarik.


(PHOTOS BY RACHEL NAGEL / THE VILLAGE REPORTER)
DRIVING TO THE HOOP … Delta guard Vincent Martinez draws contact and the foul on a drive in the first half at Eastwood.


By: Nate Calvin
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
sports@thevillagereporter.com

PEMBERVILLE (February 21, 2025) – Eastwood blistered the nets in the second half by going 14/22 from the floor, including 6/10 from long range, and put 41 points on the board to pull away for a 62-51 Division V sectional final win.


Eastwood freshman Brayden Luidhardt hit the first two of the Eagles’ nine three balls and after a layup by Andre Lewis it was quickly 10-2 in the opening minutes.

Delta leading scorer Tyson Bower would then get in the scoring column with a triple before later adding a layup to trim the Eastwood advantage to 13-10.

Bower would then be whistled for his second foul with just 16.7 seconds left in the first quarter and Delta down 15-10.


The Panthers responded with a 9-0 run as Vincent Martinez ended the first with a trey from the top of the key, followed by two scores inside by Kade Lintermoot and a layup by Alex York to start the second quarter to push the Delta lead to 19-15.

Back-to-back hoops from Kadyn Donnel pulled Elmwood even at 19-19, but Aston Alig drilled a three from the right corner as the Panthers led 22-21 at halftime.

With Bower back on the floor, he quickly went to work with a bucket in the lane before Luidhardt started Eastwood’s shooting exhibition in the second half with a trey to tie the game at 24.

The teams traded buckets to remain tied 26-26 before a flurry of triples by both teams with Dayquan Oliver dialing one up from the right side for a 29-26 Eastwood lead.


Alig’s three-pointer briefly tied the game again, this time 29-29, before Luidhardt would drill consecutive long balls to give them a 35-29 advantage.

Bower then rang the bell from the right side but once again Luidhardt had the answer for Eastwood with a corner triple for a 38-32 lead.

Alig would find the range one more time from the left corner as the teams had combined for seven straight three pointers and the Eastwood lead was 38-35 when the dust settled.

The Eagles closed their 23-point third quarter burst with a pair of field goals inside to take a 44-36 lead to the final frame.

Luidhardt hit his fifth triple of the second half to open fourth quarter scoring and Schumaker scored on a drive to increase the lead to 49-36.

Bower registered the next seven Delta points as he scored twice on offensive rebounds, the second one leading to a three-point play, and scored on a drive to bring the Panthers to within 49-43.

A Lewis layup and Schumaker going 1/2 at the line made it 52-43 but Bower was fouled on a three-pointer and hit all three free throws to keep Delta (10-13) close at 52-46 with 3:18 to go.

After trading buckets to make it 54-48, Luidhardt got a bucket and went 2/2 at the line to push the Eagles’ lead back to double figures at 58-48 before going 4/4 at the stripe in the final minute to close out the win.

Luidhardt dropped a game-high 31 points for Eastwood, with 25 coming in the second half. Schumaker also reached double digits for Eastwood (11-12) with 11.

After being limited to five points in the first half due to foul trouble, Bower had 17 after the break for a team leading 22.

DELTA (51) – Martinez 5; Alig 9; Bower 22; Gibbons 0; Morr 3; York 8; Lintermoot 4; Hallett 0; Totals: 11-7-8 – 51
EASTWOOD (62) – Kachmarik 3; D. Luidhardt 4; Schumaker 11; Messinger 0; Lewis 6; Oliver 3; Donnell 4; B. Luidhardt 31; Totals: 13-9-9 – 62

DHS 13 9 14 15 – 51
EHS 15 6 23 18 – 62

GAME STATISTICS
DELTA: FG – 18/46 (39%); FT – 8/11 (73%); Rebounds – 24 (7 offensive); Turnovers – 12; EASTWOOD: FG – 22/46 (48%); FT – 9/14 (64%); Rebounds – 22 (5 offensive); Turnovers – 9


 

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