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Lakota East Athletic Results- Winter 2006-07 Season Lakota East Athletic Results- Winter 2006-07 Season Lakota East Results District Athletic Page | East Main Page | Thunderhawk Athletics Information provided by Dan Hilen-Sports Information Director Lakota East 2017-18 Winter Sports Results **All home dates are marked in bold Boys Basketball | Girls Basketball| Chess | Gymnastics | Academic Quiz| Boys Swimming | Girls Swimming | Wrestling | Girls Bowling | Boys Bowling Last updated: March 13, 2018 Boys Basketball Date Opponent W/L Score Overall GMC Game Highlights Game Record Record Stats Pre-season coaches outlook.... East has 4 starters returning from a 15-8 team including the leading scorer in the GMC, Jarrett Cox. They also have a host of seniors and newcomers that should bring more depth to this year's team. This team will be offensively versatile and will be able to score in a variety of ways. The 2017-18 Lakota East Boys Basketball season gets underway on the road at Wilmington on Tuesday, December 5th. GO HAWKS! 12/5 @ Wilmington lost 40- 0-1 The Thunderhawk boys basketball team fell in their season opener 40-34 at 34 Wilimington. The Hawks got a slow start offensively, but rallied in the 2nd half to push ahead of the Hurricanes. Down the stretch, some missed opportunities and tough officiating decisions were factors in the loss. East will look to this Friday's home opener with Fairfield to get in the win column. 12/8 Fairfield won 63- 1-1 1-0 The East boys bball team opened their GMCseason at home last Friday and 39 came away with a 63-39 win over Fairfield. The Hawks got off to a slow start but opened up a big lead at halftime (31-17). The boys came out of the locker room on fire running off a 18-5 scoring run to put the game on ice. Senior Jarrett Cox returned to action and led East with 18 points and 9 rebounds. Junior Bash Wieland added 13 points. East will visit undefeated Mason on Tuesday, Dec. 12th. 12/12 @ Mason lost 61- 1-2 1-1 The Hawks boys bball team fought a tough battle at Mason last night, but fell 58 in a close one, 61-58. East played from behind most of the night, keeping the game close despite some costly turnovers and foul troubles. In the fourth quarter the boys outscored the Comets 19-14, but the rally fell a little short in the final seconds. East was led by Bash Wieland's 17 points and 10 point contributions by Alex Mangold and Jarett Cox. East (1-2, 1-1) travels to Oak Hills this Friday, Dec. 15th. 12/15 @ Oak Hills lost 42- 1-3 1-2 Mistakes cost the Thunderhawk boys basketball team a win at Oak Hills last 41 Friday night. The Hawks commited 17 turnovers but were able to get the game to the last 10 seconds and a chance to win. Unfortunately, a bad pass led to a found and put a HIghlander on the line with less than 3 seconds file:///C|/Users/michoch/Desktop/leh_res_wint17_18.html[3/13/2018 11:13:10 AM] Lakota East Athletic Results- Winter 2006-07 Season remaining and the score tied at 40. OH converted one of their two charity tosses to take down Lakota East 41-40. The contest was a physical battle that produced some foul issues for East. The team ran off to a 16-9 advantage in the first quater and led at the half 28-17. OH surged from behind outscoring East 15-6 in the 3rd quarter. Jarrett Cox led East with 16 points and 9 rebounds. East will host Hamilton this Friday then head south over the Holiday's for a tourney in Florida. 12/22 Hamilton won 53- 2-3 2-2 The Thunderhawks boys basketball team went 4-2 over the Holiday Break. 30 On Friday, Dec. 22nd East defeated Hamilton in a home GMC game by a score of 53-30. After a slow start the Hawks turned it on in the 2nd quarter with a 17-5 scoring margin over Big Blue. The third quarter was more of the same as East glided to another GMC win. Leading the way for East was Bash Wieland with 14 points. Jackson See tossed in 9. 12/27 Holiday lost 65- 2-4 East boys played four games after Christmas in a Tennessee Holiday Tourney 59 Showcase. See Summaries below: vs. Bearden On Wed., Dec. 27 East lost 65-59 to Bearden, TN in the opening game of the (TN) tourney. No info available. 12/28 Holiday won 54- 3-4 On Thursday, Dec. 28th, East defeated Sullivan East (TN) 54-43. No info Tourney 43 available. vs. Sullivan East (TN) 12/29 Holiday won 53- 4-4 On Friday, Dec. 29th the Hawks put one in the win column defeating Mater Tourney 48 Academy of Florida, 53-48. No info available. vs. Mater (FL) 12/30 Holiday lost 66- 4-5 2-2 In the final game of the Tenn. Showcase, East lost to Gate City of Virginia 66- Tourney 54 54. No info available. vs. Gate City (VA) 1/5 @ Sycamore won 57- 5-5 3-2 The Hawks returned to action in 2018 with a tough, come-from-behind 55 overtime win at Sycamore by a score of 57-55. East got a lead mid-way thru OT the 4th quarter and then held off the Aves to take the game to OT. Some clutch shooting and stout defense got the Hawks the GMC road win. Leading scorers for East was Jarett Cox with 27 followed by Bash Wieland's 15. East goes to 5-5 on the season and 3-2 in the GMC. They will host Middletown on Tuesday, January 9th. 1/9 Middletown won 55- 6-5 4-2 The Thunderhawk boys basketball team earned another GMC win last night 39 with a 55-39 thumping of visiting Middletown. East led 22-14 at the half then proceeded to add to that margin in the final 16 minutes of play. Bash Wieland's 17 point effort led the way for East followed by Jarrett Cox's 13. Cox also dished out 6 assists. Next up East will visit Fairfield on Friday, Jan. 12th. The Hawk Boys will have a special Monday contest at Woodward on Jan. 15th. Varsity Tipoff is 4:00 pm 1/15 @ Woodward won 58- 7-5 4-2 East boys basketball earned a 58-45 win at Woodward on Monday. No other 45 details available as of yet. Next up the Hawks (7-5, 4-2) will head to Fairfield tonight to make up the previoulsy contest scheduled last Friday. 1/16 @ Fairfield won 69- 8-2 5-2 East boys bball won their fourth consecutive game in a makeup affair at 36 Fairfield. The Hawks were on their game from the start, overwhelming the Makeup Indians in every facet of the game and coming away with a 69-36 win. East rushed out to a first quarter 19-2 advantage, stunning Fairfield who never recovered. Jarrett Cox led East with 15, followed by Bash Wieland's 12 and Will Johnstons 10. Johnston's sharp shooting beyond the arc was amazing hitting 4-6 attempts. Overall as a team, East scorched Fairfield shooting 58% from the field on the night. Next up TONIGHT, is a big rivalry home game versus Lakota West. 1/19 Lakota West won 58- 9-5 6-2 The Thunderhawks boys basketball team earned a big 58-48 win over district 48 counterpart Lakota West last Friday night before a capacity crowd. In a game in which the Hawks never trailed, East came away with a 58-48 win. East led by 14 at the half, but a late come-back attempt cut the home teams margin and put the Firebirds back in it late in the contest. Some excellent free throw shooting by senior Jackson See helped East hold off West and come file:///C|/Users/michoch/Desktop/leh_res_wint17_18.html[3/13/2018 11:13:10 AM] Lakota East Athletic Results- Winter 2006-07 Season away with their 5th straight win. Senior Jarrett Cox led East with 17 points and 9 rebounds. Alex Mangold was 3-4 beyond the arc and contributed 14. Next up East will host GMC leader Princeton (10-2, 7-0) Tuesday night in the Hawks Nest. 1/23 Princeton lost 47- 9-6 6-3 The Hawks boys bball team faced the area's #1 team Tuesday night. East 45 gave the GMC's undefeated Princeton Vikings everything they wanted but fell just short of a setup losing 47-45. The game was an outstanding display of talent on both sides of the ball, and featured many lead changes. East trailed by one going into the fourth quarter and actually had a chance to tie or win in the final seconds, but a desparation three-point heave was off the mark and the Vikings escaped. Senior Jarrett Cox showed everyone why he can compete against any player or team, leading the scoring for both teams with 23 points. Jarrett also had the dubious task all night of guarding one of the top players in the country, Darius Bazley, holding him to a season low of just 7 points. Cox was unstoppable hitting 6 of 7 from behind the arc and 8-16 from the field. There many other outstanding contriubutions in the loss. The defeat snapped a 5-game winning streak. East (9-6, 6-3) will not get much rest when Oak Hills comes to the Hawks Nest this Friday night.
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