Tigers start 2 - 0 in HVAC play
It was a well fought victory for the tigers at home against Lipscomb in their second game of the season. Dominance in athleticism showed early on through players like Jordan Turner who cleaned the glass, collecting many offensive rebounds. Josh Scretchen took hard drives to the basket and showed great play execution, while Adrian Samuels shared the ball effectively, hitting Russ Petty and Adam Miller so they could go to work in the post or nail an outside jumper. The starters set the bench players up perfectly to finish out the 1st half. Max Elliot was a strong post presence and Jackson Liff stepped up and executed the point, finding openings for teammate Chris Laibinis. It was tied 24 all at the end of the first, but the tigers came out strong in the 2nd half, putting Lipscomb to the test with a full court press. It remained a tight game until the 4th quarter when the tigers pulled away with the lead, once again passing it off to the bench to hold that lead. They were able to keep it through plays like Piers Mason hitting Josh Jacobs on the fast break for a nice layup. The final score was 53-48, tigers on top.
Scoring Leaders:
Adrian Samuels-14 points
Adam Miller-13 points
Josh Scretchen-8 points
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University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.