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Raiders rout NER
BABBITT— Greenway never let the Nighthawks forget who was in charge during their matchup here last Friday. The Raiders dominated the hardwood as they routed Northeast Range 72-17, one of the …
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Raiders rout NER
BABBITT— Greenway never let the Nighthawks forget who was in charge during their matchup here last Friday. The Raiders dominated the hardwood as they routed Northeast Range 72-17, one of the Nighthawks’ most lop-sided losses in an already tough season.
The Nighthawks didn’t help themselves, committing 11 fouls in the game. The Raiders took advantage, going six-for-six from the charity stripe.
Natalie Nelmark led scoring for the Nighthawks with six points, followed by Jenna Smith, with four. Morgan Bush connected on a three-pointer and Alli Bee and Maizy Sunblad each had two points to round out scoring for the Nighthawks. The Raiders had three players in double digits on the night.
