The opponents didn't know. His teammates didn't really care. About
the only time Jeremy Sulker-Hall noticed his age was when he filled out
his medical consent forms.
A 10-0 first half, and 13-1 second
half Redlands scoring runs were all it took to hand the Cal Lutheran Kingsmen a 68-58 loss at the SCIAC Post-Season Semifinals Friday evening.
Rich Rider saw the gradual improvements his team was making and the
maturation of his young players. The Cal Lutheran men's basketball coach
was just hoping the progress would be rewarded with a meaningful
milestone this season.
Playing one another in a playoff
elimination game, it was Cal Lutheran who earned the fourth, and final playoff
spot, ending Whittier's season in the process, with their 84-76 victory Tuesday
evening.
Cal Lutheran led from start to finish
but missed free throws down the stretch nearly cost the men's basketball team a
victory on the road Saturday night as the Kingsmen held on to defeat Occidental
70-66.
A hot shooting start and big first
half cushion was the major difference in a 72-56 victory over Caltech on
Wednesday night. Cal Lutheran made 7-of-10 three pointers to start the game and
knocked down 14-of-17 free throws in all to keep its postseason hopes intact.
Having emerged victorious after all 20 previous SCIAC home games against
Redlands, Cal Lutheran continued
their winning ways over the Bulldogs with its 72-64 victory Saturday night at Gilbert Arena.
Leading at the break on the road
Wednesday night, the Kingsmen basketball team managed only 12 second half
points in dropping a 57-47 conference contest to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. CMS
erased a lengthy deficit after a 22-2 second half scoring run put the game out
of reach.
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