Boys basketball falls short to Connellsville

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The team will be more experienced next year, with every player returning for the Highlanders.

Jack O’Brien and Jaiman White

The boys basketball team lost 55-48 on Friday night to Connellsville, bringing their overall record to 2-2, and their section record to 0-1.

Senior Jeremy Jenkins said a bad week of practice and poor team play led to this defeat.

“We made too many mistakes. Whenever we needed a big play from a player we just didn’t get it,” Jenkins said.

The team just did not feel completely together, and it affected their play on the court.

“We need to play together and just communicate,” Jenkins said.

Among the team’s top scorers were Jenkins, junior Christian Barr and senior Nick Fuimara.

The team is looking for a different outcome this coming Friday when they play Peters.

“We just have to go out there, and play as one,” Jenkins said.