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Matadors have winning prescription
- Updated: December 29, 2017
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2017 EAST COUNTY PREP BOYS BASKETBALL
By Dave Dickens
EastCountySports.com
SPRING VALLEY (12-28-17) – Mount Miguel continues to defeat its opponents by large point differentials.
The Matadors (12-1) took on an opponent from another country this evening, as they faced the McCoy High Colts from Medicine Hat in Alberta, Canada.
The visiting Colts lost to Point Loma 72-24 yesterday, to prepare for their shellacking this evening, 72-21, at the hands of the host Matadors.
Mount Miguel was off to the races quickly, with several rebounds, blocks, and steals in the 1st quarter alone.
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The visiting McCoy Colts, of Medicine Hat, Alberta.
The first score of the evening was a 3-pointer.
Mount Miguel lead 25-6 at the end of the 1st quarter.
Senior DARIN TRAYLOR, of Mount Miguel, paved the way with 21 points, and 4 3-pointers.
Matador junior MIKEECE DUNBAR had 14 points, including 4 3-pointers on the evening, as well, and MARQUISE EDWARDS added 11 points.
“We are 12-1, and I love this squad, they play hard and fast,” said Matador head coach JAY ROWLETT. “This is the best team I have coached since we won CIF in 2010.
“We still have plenty of work to do though.”
The Matadors next opponent will be Point Loma (5-7) at Mount Miguel at 8:00 pm in the continuation of the Aztec Holiday Classic Tournament.
The Matadors will be licking their chops for this contest as well.