Gallery: Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Blue Valley NW 54-37

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Posted December 13, 2021

With seven varsity players out due to injury or quarantine, the boy’s varsity basketball team fell to Blue Valley Northwest 54-37 in the KU Med Sports and Performance tournament. It was the team’s first game of the season. For the duration of the first half, the team held their ground and were down 26-33 at halftime. The Lancers could not take the lead and lost the game 54-37. The following day, the Lancers fell to St. James Academy 54-53 in a 1-point game.

The team’s next game is on Friday, Dec 17 at 7 p.m. at home against Olathe East. This will be their first official game of the regular season.

Check out this gallery on Harbie Photo to purchase pictures from this event by clicking the link below:

12.09.21 Boys Varsity Basketball vs. BVNW

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