by John Molene In all, the Raiders outscored the Wolfpack 25-to-9 in the second half. “Its basic fundamentals that we didn’t execute on tonight,” Weah noted. “Honestly we wish we could have …
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by John Molene
In all, the Raiders outscored the Wolfpack 25-to-9 in the second half.
“Its basic fundamentals that we didn’t execute on tonight,” Weah noted. “Honestly we wish we could have stopped them on a couple of possessions when we really needed them. But offensively it’s just the turnovers that are killing us at this point. We’ve got to know how to pass the ball. We can’t be scared out there.”
Park fell to 6-5 on the season and into fifth place in the Suburban East Conference. Roseville improved its record to 2-7.
Park junior forward Pharrel Payne scored 18 points to lead the Wolfpack. None of the other Park players scored in double figures.
Park has a chance to get back on the plus side of the ledge this week with winnable games at Stillwater (2-9) Tuesday, Feb. 23 and then home against White Bear Lake (4-7) on Friday, Feb. 26.
