Strong play down the stretch lifts Salem boys basketball to win over Londonderry
LONDONDERRY – In rivalry games, the outcome is typically decided by which team does the little things better.On Friday evening, the Salem High School boys basketball team went on the road with playoff seeding on the line and made all the extra-effort plays down the stretch, coming back from a seven-
LONDONDERRY – In rivalry games, the outcome is typically decided by which team does the little things better.On Friday evening, the Salem High School boys basketball team went on the road with playoff seeding on the line and made all the extra-effort plays down the stretch, coming back from a seven-point halftime deficit in a hostile environment during a thrilling 51-45 win.The Blue Devils (15-2), who sit alone in the second slot in the Division I standings, received a team-high 14 points from senior forward Kyle Poulin. Senior forward Benjamin Laycock was a force on both ends for Salem, finishing with 11 points, as he blocked multiple shots and altered numerous other attempts with his solid rotations and long arms.
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