Courtesy of The Minden Press-Herald
The Glenbrook Apaches traveled out of state Tuesday night for a non-district game with McLeod (Texas) High School.
The game went into overtime, before the Apaches lost 90-79.
“It went down to the wire,” Glenbrook head coach Chris Kourvelas said. “We hustled back in the fourth quarter to force overtime, but they out-hustled us in the o.t. That kind of sucked the wind out of us.”
Glenbrook out-scored McLeod 20-16 in the fourth quarter, but were out-scored 18-7 in the extra period.
“It was a learning experience for us,” Kourvelas said. “It’s a humbling loss before district starts. But once district starts, it won’t matter because you’re 0-0 at the beginning of district play and you have a clean slate.”
Thomas Beam had a break out game for the Apaches as he totaled 23 points, with 15 coming on five three-pointers. Colton Spurlock scored 25 points and pulled down 10 rebounds and DeAngelo McDonald had 11 points and 11 rebounds.
“We’ll learn for this,” Kourvelas said. “It’s all about keeping our minds on the overall goal, and that is making it to South State and then continuing on to State from there. We’re excited about starting district next week.”
The Glenbrook Apaches traveled out of state Tuesday night for a non-district game with McLeod (Texas) High School.
The game went into overtime, before the Apaches lost 90-79.
“It went down to the wire,” Glenbrook head coach Chris Kourvelas said. “We hustled back in the fourth quarter to force overtime, but they out-hustled us in the o.t. That kind of sucked the wind out of us.”
Glenbrook out-scored McLeod 20-16 in the fourth quarter, but were out-scored 18-7 in the extra period.
“It was a learning experience for us,” Kourvelas said. “It’s a humbling loss before district starts. But once district starts, it won’t matter because you’re 0-0 at the beginning of district play and you have a clean slate.”
Thomas Beam had a break out game for the Apaches as he totaled 23 points, with 15 coming on five three-pointers. Colton Spurlock scored 25 points and pulled down 10 rebounds and DeAngelo McDonald had 11 points and 11 rebounds.
“We’ll learn for this,” Kourvelas said. “It’s all about keeping our minds on the overall goal, and that is making it to South State and then continuing on to State from there. We’re excited about starting district next week.”
Glenbrook fell to 12-5 with the loss.
