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Livingston Manor falls to Chapel Field

Anthony Morgano
Posted 2/1/22

LIVINGSTON MANOR – Sometimes, you just get beat. That’s what happened to Livingston Manor on Friday, who had Chapel Field at home for a division matchup, as they lost 65-32.

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LIVINGSTON MANOR – Sometimes, you just get beat. That’s what happened to Livingston Manor on Friday, who had Chapel Field at home for a division matchup, as they lost 65-32.

After starting the game off with a 4-0 lead, Livingston Manor quickly found themselves trailing by five, as a 9-0 run for Chapel Field put them in the driver’s seat.

The Lions were ferocious in their attack of the basket throughout the night, and their quick defense kept the Wildcats from settling into their offense all night long. Free throws were another point of contention for the Wildcats, going 0 for 6 on attempts in the game. Try as they might, the Wildcats were unable to put a dent in the Lions’ lead, and by halftime the Wildcats were trailing 42-15, a 27 point deficit.

Chapel Field’s big three scored a combined 56 points in the game, including five made 3-pointers. Noah Swart led with 21 points, Jonah McDuffie added 19, and Tyler Hossink tallied 16 in the division win.

For the Wildcats, though they did not have a scorer with more than 10 points, they had eight different players tally points in the game, including four different players that netted a 3-pointer. Matthew Bowers led the Wildcats with seven points.

Although sometimes you get beat, it’s how you get back up afterward that counts. What adjustments with Livingston Manor make down the stretch as the next round of league matchups approach? The Wildcats will be in Seward tonight for a non-league matchup against the Spartans.

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