The Packers move to 9-0 with a home win against Rochester Mayo. Austin forced 20 turnovers and had more than a few highlight dunks. The boys are back in action Saturday at 7:30 in Rochester vs. John Marshall. This will be a big test for the boys and first place in the conference is up for grabs.
Here is a link to the Austin Daily Herald article about the game.
The Packers beat Stewartville, Rochester Century, and Northfield to more to 8-0. Here are the links to the Austin Dailey Herald article for the three games: Caledonia, Century, Northfield.
The Boys have a busy week coming up, with a Tuesday game at Mankato East, Thursday at Home vs. Rochester Mayo, and a big game against Rochester John Marshall on Saturday in Rochester.
Austin traveled to Caledonia and picked up n impressive road win 85-71. Duoth Gach continued his hot shooting by hitting 6 three pointers on his way to 24 points. Duoth also had 8 assists, 3 rebounds and 2 steals. Both Gach added 19 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists.
Tate Hebrink had one of his best games of the year with 13 points. Oman Oman came close to a double double with 10 points and 8 rebounds.
Both teams played well and shot a high percentage. Caledonia was lead by Owen and Noah King who had 23 and 26 points.
Austin outrebounded the Warriors 33-24 and won the turnover battle 8-10. Caledonia was ranked number one in class AA at the time of the game.
The boys are back in action Friday at Stewertville.
A historic shooting night from Duoth Gach propelled Austin to a a big second half lead. Duoth went 9-10 from three point range on his way to scoring 31 points. Duoth started the game with a huge alley oop dunk off and assist from his brother Both.
Red wing had a second half rally when Austin had a stretch of cold shooting. The Wingers cut the deficit to 3 by hitting a three point shot after Austin missed the front end of a one and one at the free throw line.
Here is a link to the Austin Daily Herald article about the game. The Packers are back in action on Thursday at home vs. Winona.
The boys moved to 2-0 after beating Mankato West 81-66 Tuesday night. Austin had a balanced scoring attack with five players in double figures. Both Gach led the team with 19 points. The Packers were 12-13 from the FT line. Here is a link to the Austin Daily Herald article about the game.
The Packers next game is Friday at home vs. Faribault.
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