La Lumiere 72 Lakota West 71 Top Performers

Arguably the game of the season involving an OHSAA team, Lakota West took on Prep powerhouse La Lumiere in a thrilling contest. In overtime, La Lumiere hit a 3-pointer to win the game 72-71. In this article we'll break down the standouts from the game.    Willing his way to the bucket in the second half, Sanderson helped put the Laker offense on his back with a ton of tough buckets on drives. Elite at attacking and finishing both ways, Sanderson had some strong drive and finishes with his left-hand on Sunday. I loved the aggressiveness Sanderson played with, refusing to let his team go down without a fight and rising to the moment.     One of the top shooters in the country certainly showed why on Sunday with seven made 3-pointers, including four in the first quarter alone. La Lumiere does an elite job of finding Webber when he's open with on time and on target passes so he can easily catch and shoot. A pure specialist for Purdue, Webber's shooting gravity will be a major help in Matt Painter's offense that has finished near the top of college basketball the past few seasons.     The definition of a gamer, Kemp struggled for long stretches of the game on Sunday but with his team down five points in overtime, Kemp hit a cold-blooded 3-pointer and then had the game-winning assist with a cross-court skip that allowed his teammate to take a wide-open set shot for the win. Impressive resiliency from Kemp to show up in the brightest moments and shine.     A quieter performance from Cleveland for 35 minutes and 57 seconds, he then hit the buzzer-beating game-winning 3-pointer to send the rowdy crowd at Trent Arena into a frenzy. Incredible game overall and Cleveland hit the shot to win the game off a great set by the Lakers to free him up on the weak side. Killer play by a killer player.     On a court full of high major commits, Tyson was the best athlete on the floor with a handful of dynamic moves to the rim off the dribble. Nobody on La Lumiere could keep Tyson out of the paint as he got where he wanted off the dribble all game long. His dribble drive game also opened up the floor for his teammates as Tyson beat hard hedges with the pass. Defensively, Tyson also turned defense into offense with a couple steals that immediately let to breakaway dunks. Incredible performance by a potential Mr Basketball favorite.     The talent of Curry was on full display on Sunday evening as he rose to the occasion and played arguably the best game of his career. Knocking down shots from all over the court and showcasing his athleticism and defensive upside, everything you'd want to see from Curry was shown on Sunday. Incredible performance and something I want to see from him on a nightly basis.     Combs has been the perfect addition to an already loaded Lakota West squad. His physicality, rebounding and ability to punish teams in the short roll in 4 on 3 situations after their guards get blitzed is so valuable. Playing tough in the paint against taller and longer athletes, Combs helped keep La Lumiere off the glass to the best of his ability. An absolute warrior on the court, Combs left it all on the court Sunday evening.

Arguably the game of the season involving an OHSAA team, Lakota West took on Prep powerhouse La Lumiere in a thrilling contest. In overtime, La Lumiere hit a 3-pointer to win the game 72-71. In this article we'll break down the standouts from the game.