Stoughton High Boys’ Basketball Avoids Upset Against Foxboro
The Black Knights trailed by one heading into the fourth quarter, but clamped down on defense and came away with a 7-point win on the road.
The Foxboro High boys’ basketball team kept Stoughton in check through three quarters, leading 47-46 heading into the final frame. Stoughton, however, upped their defensive effort, pulling away with a 62-55 win Tuesday night on the road. The Black Knights improve to a league best 12-1 while the Warriors fall to 4-10. Stoughton avoids the upset, picking up their sixth straight win instead. “They made some plays [and] we didn’t make some plays,” said Foxboro head coach C.J. Neely. “We didn’t get the scoring opportunities we did earlier in the game. They did a better job of getting out on our shooters. I’m real proud of the way our guys competed though. They really showed a lot of resiliency.” The Black Knights were sparked by the play of …
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Stephen Mack
7:56 am on Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Very Special Team, Deep, Talented, Hard Working... As i stated earlier in this year, they have kids on this team that come off the bench that would be starting on most teams in the Hock.... Can't help but love the work ethic, and team work here.... Coach Gallivan, and his staff have managed this squad excellently...Go Knights!!!! more ›