MONTEVIDEO -- Tyler Grey had 19 points to lead four players in double figures as Montevideo topped Central Minnesota Christian 92-41 in a non-conference boys basketball game Saturday.
Todd Bergeson had 16 points, four assists and three steals for the Thunder Hawks. Trammel Barnes chipped in with 14 points, 11 assists and four steals. Nolan Jasperson notched 10 points and six rebounds.
The Bluejays, who trailed at halftime 51-19, came up got 14 points from Mike Switters and nine each by Jordan Zondervan and Jake Leenstra.
The Thunder Hawks (2-0), who broke the century mark in their opener, made 39-of-70 field goal attempts (49 percent), including nine 3-pointers.
Montevideo 92, CMCS 41
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CMCS (0-3) 19 22 -- 41
Montevideo (2-0) 51 41 -- 92
CENTRAL MINNESOTA CHRISTIAN - 18-52 FG (3-11 3 pt); 2-6 FT; 37 rebounds; 9 fouls ... Scoring: Mike Schwitters 14, Jordan Zondervan 9, Jake Leenstra 9, Andy Groen 3, Jordan Daugherty 2, Derrick Bulthuis 2, Nic Brouwer 2 ... 3-point shots: Schwitters 2, Leenstra 1 ... Rebound, assist, steal leaders: not available.
MONTEVIDEO - 39-79 FG (9-22 3 pt); 5-7 FT; 39 rebounds; 12 fouls ... Scoring: Tyler Grey 19, Todd Bergeson 16, Tramel Barnes 14, Nolan Jasperson 10, Tyler Ray 8, Cameron Vien 8, Eric Brandon 6, Jeff Jerve 4, Mike Amborn 4, Tyler Johnson 3 ... 3-point shots: Bergeson 4, Grey 3, Johnson 1, Ray 1 ... Rebound leaders: Barnes 6, Ray 6, Jasperson 6, Brandon 5 ... Assist leaders: Barnes 11, Bergeson 4 ... Steal leaders: Barnes 4, Bergeson 3
Milbank 69, Morris 68
Lance Frogner beat Morris with a three-pointer at the buzzer for the second straight year.
Craig Knochenmus, who had a team-high 21 points, connected on a three-pointer for Morris with 40 seconds remaining in regulation, sending the game into overtime when Milbank played for a final shot and missed.
Aaron Lund of Morris cashed a free throw at the end of the first overtime to send the game into another extra session.
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Morris nearly pulled off a third heroic when Taylor Witt scored with 3.2 seconds left in the second overtime, giving the Tigers a 68-66 lead.
Frogner then sped upcourt and let a shot fly just over the halfcourt line and it banked in to win the game.
Frogner finished with 21 points. Jeff Fish had 22 points for Milbank.
Witt led Morris with 19 points, 12 rebounds and six assists. Lund notched 14 points.
Milbank, S.D. (1-0) 29 27 5 8 -- 69
Morris (1-1) 23 33 5 7 -- 68
MILBANK, S.D. - 24-58 FG (3-10 3 pt); 19-33 FT; 30 rebounds; 20 fouls ... Scoring: Josh Anderson 8, Lance Frogner 21, Jeff Fish 22, Blake Conroy 2, Cory Lesner 11, Grant Kuper 6 ... 3-point shots: Frogner 3 ... Rebound leader: Kuper 8, Lesner 6
MORRIS - 25-54 FG (4-12 3 pt); 14-21 FT; 35 rebounds; 21 fouls ... Scoring: Aaron Lund 14, Taylor Witt 19, Justin Lund 1, Craig Knochenmus 21, Cody Kill 2, Yuri Machkasob 1, Chris Scott 6, Mitch Leonard 4 ... 3-point shots: Witt 2, J.Lund 1, Knochenmus 1 ... Rebound leader: Witt 12 ... Assist leaders: Witt 6, Scott 4 ... Steal leaders: A.Lund 2, Scott 2
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Redwood Valley 83, Cedar Mountain 46
Mike Felt poured in 30 points and the Cardinals bolted to a 33-0 lead to start the game and never looked back.
Cedar Mountain came out to start the game with a press and Redwood Valley continually broke it for easy layups.
Dan Bonebright nearly had a triple-double with 14 points, 13 rbounds and eight assists. Mahlon Zimmerman added 15 points.
Redwood Valley (2-0) 47 36 -- 83
Cedar Mt. (0-3) 9 37 -- 46
REDWOOD VALLEY - 37 FG (3 3-pt); 6-13 FT; 16 fouls ... Scoring: Sherwin Zephier 4, Jacob Allen 3, Preston Blaine 2, Troy Bruns 4, Tyler Pendleton 3, Mahlon Zimmermann 15, Dan Bonebright 14, Mike Felt 30, Michael Bennett 8 ... 3-point shots: Pendleton 1, Felt 2 ... Rebound leaders: Bonebright 13 ... Assist leaders: Bonebright 8 ... Steal leaders: Zimmerman 3, Felt 3
CEDAR MOUNTAIN - 17 FG (4 3-pt); 8-16 FT; 14 fouls ... Scoring: Tim Tierney 4, Thomas Schumacher 9, Dustin McColley 2, Tyler Nelson 6, Jake Brown 7, Dan Gilland 3, Aaron Ludewig 6, Gavin Mauer 3, Adam Windschitl 2, Jordan Lyon 4 ... 3-point shots: Tierney 1, Schumacher 1, Brown 1, Gilland 1 ... Rebound, assist and steal leaders not available
