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Martlets Fly with Energy but Fall Just Short
The game began at a furious pace led by Hunter Hoogkamp '21 on defense. While the Hoggers maintained an advantage in physical stature throughout the game, both teams had excellent rebounding and the first half ended with the Martlets down by three. After a slow start to the second half, Kade Smith '22 (who ended the game with 13 points) jump-started the black and gold with a key three-pointer and followed it up by going 5-6 at the free throw line in the second half. Justin Flaks '20 also made a pivotal three in the second half and went 4-5 from the free throw line to energize the team. Unfortunately, the deficit that grew over the start of the second half could not be eclipsed as the Hoggers were able to hold off the Martlets' late push. Despite the loss, the boys maintained good spirits and look forward to getting their first win when they return from winter break.
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