Last Friday night, the Lancers took on the Niagara-Wheatfield
Falcons on the road in a should-win game. Coming in, the Falcons
only had one win and were struggling, but they would prevail in
this one 68-55.
Robby Seyler led the way for the green and white
again with 25 points. Junior James Butera had a strong showing
inside with 10 points and 8 rebounds as well. Seniors Zach Eoute,
Brad Maines and Garret Ventry gave their usual strong contributions
as well, but it wasn’t enough after the Falcons had a strong run
in the beginning and managed to hang on
Back in Lewiston the Lancer faithful are left scratching
their heads. What happened to this team? The strong showing in
the beginning and a few upsets really had the school thinking they
would go far, but recently they’ve shown nothing special. They
need to step it up big time and get some wins. Ever since the Kenmore
East upset, this team has gone on a steady downfall. Their current
record stands at 7-5 with a 2-5 record in Niagara Frontier League
play.
Positives from the game include much better rebounding
for the Lancers. A lot of players inside have begun to step it
up and get rebounds. Despite this bad run there is light at the
end of the tunnel; this team has talent and it’s there; we all
know it. They just need to put it back together again. We’ll see
if some leadership can come along and motivate this team back to
their swagger again. |
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Lewiston-Porter’s Rob Seyler, 24, has his jump shot blocked from
behind by Niagara-Wheatfield’s Carl Graff during Friday’s basketball
game at the Falcon’s Nest. N-W beat the Lancers 68-55. (photo by
Larry Austin) |