By james art 
Labok, Texas (January 25, 2025) – Labok Christian had a great offensive afternoon and needed every part of it, shooting 51.9 percent of the three -point range on the way to the 89-77 victory against Cameron on Saturday at the Rip Griffin Center.
Chaparrals (14-6, 9-3) had four players with two-digit scores led by Najib Mohammedwhich leveled the top of his career with 26 points and added six assists, two fights, a stolen ball and blocking the ball at the end of the match. 24 of Mohammedth Point of the game that came in a penalty throw 39 seconds before the end was 1000th From his Christian career in Labok. The Las Vegas born is in his third season as a chaparral holder.
Tai Caswell scored 20 points in the victory, 18 of which came behind the rainbow, and Ethan Duncan helped with 16 points.
The victory was only the second this season for Chaparrabs on Saturday, although they celebrated 12-1 in the remaining six days of the week. They are already 2-5 in the matches played on Saturday.
How it became
The Chapses fired an incredible 61.5 percent of play in the first 20 minutes, including 8-13 behind the arc, a brand that would usually lead to a comfortable lead. On the other hand, Cameron almost leveled them, shooting 60 percent of the field themselves to keep the match close.
Back by six earlier and still behind 19-16 at 12; 22, Lubbock Christian made a 9-0 series culminating with a threesome from Duncan to lead 25-19. Cameron immediately replied with his own 6-0 series to equalize the game.
Run exchange continued at 6:09, when a three Caswell threesome caused 9-2 Chaparral. Sean Murphy Make a Layup with a foul at 1:47 until the end of the half to increase the LCU by 10, but AGGIES ended the half-time with a 7-0 series to fall behind only three on the break.
Kendle doe It was a key part of LCU’s success in the first half, scoring all its eight points in the first 20 minutes.
Consecutive threes opened the halftime for Chaps and they quickly found a 14 -point lead, but Cameron would not be left without a battle. A series of 8-0 with a little more than 10 minutes of play and Aggies pulled within one when Miles Gurske scored a threesome at 3:40.
Murphy executed penalty strikes in the subsequent possession of LCU, and the blocking of Muhammad from the other end of the floor prompted the spots to score seven more points unanswered and create a little room for breathing.
Lubbock Christian closed the victory of the penalty line, where they fired 89.5% for the match.
Notes for the game
»Lubk Christian shoots effectively from 60.4 percent of the field. This is the third time this season when they shoot better than 60 percent of the floor.
»Cameron hit only five of their 18 punishment attempts at LCU victory. Their 27.8 percent display from the penalty line was the lowest of the chaparral rival in the last 10 seasons, which is as much back as records available.
»Lubk Christian achieved the highest in the match 10 struggles of Amondo Miller Jr. This is the third time he ends with double -digit struggles and the ninth time he is the leader of Chaps in a match in a match.
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