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Martlets Struggle in Slow Start
Second Boys’ Basketball started flat Jan. 11 in New Milford against a young but sharp-shooting Canterbury team that made 11 three-pointers. The away team fell behind early, ultimately trailing 13-33 at the half. The second half, however, was much better. The Martlets played with renewed urgency, pushing the ball up the floor, getting to the hoop, crashing the boards and altogether creating more scoring opportunities for themselves. Despite the onslaught of three-pointers from Canterbury, the second half was, in fact, even. Teddy Schellbach '20 led Westminster with 11 points and 11 rebounds. Eddie Lie-A-Cheong '19 added 10 points, including two threes. Will Lynch '20, Kellen Seeley '22 and Cooper Kistler '22 showed tremendous grit and hustle. The Martlets are still looking for a complete game against Hillside School on Jan. 14.
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