One streak continues, another ends

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Amelia Jáuregui

Dribbling the ball down the court, junior Trey Walter looks to make a pass. The boys’ team kept their winning streak alive Tuesday night, while the girls had their first loss in district play.

Amelia Jáuregui, Staff Reporter

Adding yet another win to their record, the boys’ basketball team is now in a three-way tied for fourth place in District 9-5A after the Redhawks 64-60 win over Memorial on Tuesday night in The Nest. 

“We played really well as a team yesterday,” junior Connor Hulstien said. “We brought really good energy which contributed to our win.” 

Tuesday’s win is the team’s seventh in a row in district play, moving them into the middle of the playoff race. 

“We accomplished the goal of digging ourselves out of our 0-5 hole,” Hulstein said. “The ultimate goal in district is to make the playoffs, so we will have to work towards that now.”

As for the girls’ team, their undefeated District 9-5A record (13-1) is no more as the Redhawks lost 32-29 to the second place Warriors. 

“Regardless of the outcome, I was proud of my teammates for putting up a great fight,” sophomore Jazzy Owens said. “The loss taught us some things about ourselves as individuals, but also as a team, which we will continue to improve as the season progresses.”