Game 1:
Nebraska Bison Gold (5-1) 25 23 58
Indiania Swish-Evansville 18 19 37
Eric Donald Omaha Creighton Prep 8
Derrius Vick Lincoln Southeast 2
Cody Charlton Lincoln Southeast 2
Travis Scheuler Grand Island 0
Derek Shouse Lincoln Southeast 8
Connor Schultz Pierce 4
Mickey Russell C B St. Alberts 4
Ethan Brozek Norfolk Catholic 6
Dylan Heath Lincoln Southwest 16
Zach Sterup Hastings St. Cecilia 8
The Bison Gold won their first pool game over the Indiana Swish-Evansville by a score of 58-37. After leading at half by the count of 25-18 the Gold went on a 15-7 run to put the game out of reach. Dylan Heath led the scoring parade with 16 points. The Gold will finish pool play on Thursday and head into tournament action on Friday.
Game 2:
Nebraska Bison Gold (2-0) 30 37 67
CBIA of Toronto Canada 37 45 83
Eric Donald Omaha Creighton Prep 8
Derrius Vick Lincoln Southeast 15
Cody Charlton Lincoln Southeast 8
Travis Scheuler Grand Island 0
Derek Shouse Lincoln Southeast 8
Connor Schultz Pierce 2
Mickey Russell C B St. Alberts 2
Ethan Brozek Norfolk Catholic 6
Dylan Heath Lincoln Southwest 10
Zach Sterup Hastings St. Cecilia 8
The Bison Gold team lost to an outstanding team from Canada, CBIA of Toronto by the score of 83-67. After falling behind early in the first half by nine points the Bison Gold made 10-0 run to lead 28-27. CBIA closed out the first half with a 10-2 run to lead by seven at half time. In the second half made three point shots and put backs on the offensive glass was to much for the Gold’s to over come. CBIA was the runner up in the Hoosier Shootout and is considered the best 15 and under team in the Toronto area. Darrius Vick led the Gold in scoring with 15 points followed by Dylan Heath with 10. The Gold will finish out pool play tonight against the Randolph Boy’s Club and will start tournament play Friday afternoon.
Game 3:
Nebraska Bison Gold (7-2) 29 29 4 62
Randolph Boy’s Club 33 25 0 58
Eric Donald Omaha Creighton Prep 2
Derrius Vick Lincoln Southeast 21
Cody Charlton Lincoln Southeast 5
Travis Scheuler Grand Island 4
Derek Shouse Lincoln Southeast 6
Connor Schultz Pierce 5
Mickey Russell C B St. Alberts 2
Ethan Brozek Norfolk Catholic 2
Dylan Heath Lincoln Southwest 6
Zach Sterup Hastings St. Cecilia 7
The Bison Gold won their last pool game over the Randolph Boys’s Club of Wisconsin 62-58 in overtime. The gold trailed the whole game but with four minutes to go Derek Shouse hit two three point shots to give the Gold a 56-55 lead. Darrius Vick hit to free throws with 22 seconds to go but the Boy’s club made a three with 7 seconds remaining in the game. A field goal tip in with no time remaining was called off which sent the game into overtime. In overtime Darrius Vick made a field and Travis Schuler made two free throws with six seconds remaining to seal the victory and send the Gold into the Silver Division Tournament. They will play the single elimination game tomorrow at 6 pm.
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Nebraska Bison Gold (7-3) 30 22 52
D-1 Sports Raleigh, NC 34 19 53
Eric Donald - Omaha Creighton Prep 0
Darrius Vick - Lincoln Southeast 16
Cody Charlton - Lincoln Southeast 3
Travis Scheuler - Grand Island 3
Derek Shouse - Lincoln Southeast 4
Connor Schultz – Pierce 5
Mickey Russell - C B St. Alberts 2
Ethan Brozek - Norfolk Catholic 0
Dylan Heath - Lincoln Southwest 15
Zach Sterup - Hastings St. Cecilia 4
The Bison Gold lost their first game of the Silver Bracket to the D-1 Sports Team of Raleigh, NC 52-53 on a put back with less than 5 seconds remaining. It was a see-saw battle in the first half with the Bison Gold giving up their slight lead in the last 1:30, with a halftime score of 30-34. Darrius Vick, Connor Schultz and Cody Charlton hit several early threes to maintain a slight cushion early, but D-1’s 6’8 300+lb center caused some problems in the low post. The second half saw much of the same action as the first half with leads no more than 3-5 points, mainly by the Bison. In the waning moments of the game with a one point lead and while D-1 was intentionally fouling, a jump ball gave the ball back to D-1 Sports; An off balance shot went long, but a rebound and put back with 4 seconds to go in the game by their center sealed the win for D-1 Sports.
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