Fredonia falls to Grand Island in Class A Crossover, 69-37
Fredonia senior Colin Luce looks to shoot over a Grand Island defender in the Section VI, Class A Crossover game on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Fredonia senior RJ Koopman, left, shields off a Grand Island defender during the Section VI, Class A Crossover game on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Fredonia senior Donovan Dowdy gathers for a layup attempt in the second half of the Section VI, Class A Crossover game against Grand Island on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Fredonia senior Colin Luce looks to shoot over a Grand Island defender in the Section VI, Class A Crossover game on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Fredonia senior RJ Koopman, left, shields off a Grand Island defender during the Section VI, Class A Crossover game on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Fredonia senior Donovan Dowdy gathers for a layup attempt in the second half of the Section VI, Class A Crossover game against Grand Island on Sunday at Buffalo State University. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
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BUFFALO -- After a school record 21 wins on the season and the first Sectional title as a Class A school since 1972, the Fredonia Hillbillies saw their season come to an end on Sunday in the Class A Crossover game against the Grand Island Vikings.
Fredonia trailed the entire way in a 69-37 loss on Sunday at Buffalo State University.
RJ Koopman led Fredonia with 17 points on Sunday. Donovan Dowdy had eight points, while Colin Luce had four and Ryan Kelly had three.
Three players combined for 61 of the 69 points for Grand Island: Chase Uribes, Dane Brown, and Jake Castiglia. Uribes led all players with 24 points after average just over seven points per game on the season.
Up next, Grand Island plays in a sub-regional contest on Wednesday evening, back at Buffalo State University.
Look for a complete story in Monday's OBSERVER.