Effort not enough to earn Aurora boys win
Sometimes the harder you try, the less things go your way.
Sometimes the harder you try, the less things go your way.
Giltner had a tough task last week, taking on three teams, all of which are listed in the Class D rankings and have a combined six losses.
Aurora began the week with a renewed sense of urgency and determination. It showed on the floor.
Three scoring rallies in the second half told the story in an area matchup last week.
Central City’s Invitational featured plenty of high stakes and heavy-hitting matches.
For the second time in as many duals, Jack Allen was in the finale spot and stole the show.
Hampton certainly didn’t show signs of rust early on in its first game back from the five-day moratorium.
The final eight minutes, though, were a whole different story.
The High Plains boys team has given fans its monies worth so far in the early part of the season.
Defensive pressure was a highlight for the Huskies Friday night.
There were times during Aurora’s season-opener Thursday against Adams Central where the Huskies looked like a team who hasn’t practiced much.