Trinity boys basketball beats Alvirne in OT to avoid D1 playoff upset
MANCHESTER - When the game is on the line, there’s nobody else Trinity High School boys basketball coach Ray Farmer would rather have the ball than Jamar Gregory-Alleyne. The senior guard missed a shot that would’ve given his team the win late in the fourth quarter, but he delivered in overtime.
MANCHESTER – When the game is on the line, there’s nobody else Trinity High School boys basketball coach Ray Farmer would rather have the ball than Jamar Gregory-Alleyne.
The senior guard missed a shot that would’ve given his team the win late in the fourth quarter, but he delivered in overtime.
Gregory-Alleyne delivered a floater from near the free throw line that dropped through the hoop with six seconds left in overtime as No. 3 Trinity came from behind to defeat No. 6 Alvirne, 62-60, in Saturday’s Division I quarterfinal.
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