BOYS BASKETBALL: Defense helps Christopher Dock down Phil-Mont Christian
With no clear-cut favorite in the Bicentennial Constitution Division, Wednesday night’s game between Christopher Dock and Phil-Mont Christian was an important one for both sides. The Falcons are good at home, but good defense trumps almost all of the time.
“Dock played extremely hard and were really intense on defense,” Phil-Mont coach Glenn Dolton said. “We knew what was going to happen, we just weren’t able to execute taking certain things away from them.”
Dock used a tough defense to cause turnovers and turn them into points all night to down Phil-Mont Christian, 59-45, on the road. Maintaining a lead from the second quarter on, the Pioneers consistently frustrated the Falcons, though the home side was never completely out of the game.
Dock hit 12 of 15 free throws in the final period, which kept PMCA from a comeback.
“Dock played extremely hard and were really intense on defense,” Phil-Mont coach Glenn Dolton said. “We knew what was going to happen, we just weren’t able to execute taking certain things away from them.”
Dock used a tough defense to cause turnovers and turn them into points all night to down Phil-Mont Christian, 59-45, on the road. Maintaining a lead from the second quarter on, the Pioneers consistently frustrated the Falcons, though the home side was never completely out of the game.
Dock hit 12 of 15 free throws in the final period, which kept PMCA from a comeback.
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