Tuesday Night Recap: Glen Allen Takes Down Freeman 56-49

The game was closely contested and could've gone either way for stretches. Glen Allen made the plays that mattered most. They walked out with a hard-earned 56-49 win over a very talented Freeman squad. The Jaguars set the tone early with their defensive pressure and maintained that intensity for the entire game. When the shots started falling from beyond the arc, Freeman stretched their defense. This opened up driving lanes. It also created transition opportunities that Glen Allen capitalized on.   Freeman never backed down. They competed, they battled on the glass, and they made runs. But Glen Allen's poise, shot-making, and ability to turn defense into offense proved to be the difference.    [player_tooltip player_id='3275794' first='Hasaan' last='White'] continues to show why he's one of the most impactful guards in the area. He doesn't just score. He influences the game on both ends of the floor. His contributions don't always show up in the box score.   White finished with 18 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 steals against Freeman. This followed a 20-point, 6-rebound, 5-steal performance against Matoaca in his previous outing. His energy defensively is contagious. He picks up full court, applies constant ball pressure, and lives in passing lanes. Several of his steals against Freeman led directly to transition opportunities, shifting momentum in key stretches.   Offensively, his explosive first step makes him tough to contain. Once he gets downhill, he forces help defenders to collapse, and he's shown improved decision-making when the defense rotates. Glen Allen is now 7-0 when White is in the starting lineup. This stat speaks volumes about his value beyond scoring. He raises their defensive ceiling and gives them a different edge.     If you lose Colby Seay for even a second, it can cost you three points.   Seay was lights out in this performance. He knocked down five three-pointers. He finished with 15 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. His range extends well beyond the high school line, and he's comfortable shooting off the catch or off movement. Freeman had to constantly track him through screens and in transition, which created spacing for others.   What stands out about Seay isn't just the makes — it's the timing. Several of his threes came at pivotal moments when Freeman was threatening to close the gap. He understands shot selection and doesn't force contested looks. When he gets his feet set, it's usually money.    <h3 class="wp-block-heading">Team Takeaway</h3>   Glen Allen's versatility is what makes them a dangerous team. They have guards who can pressure the ball. They have shooters who stretch the floor. They also possess enough length and athleticism to switch and contest defensively. When they're connected on that end and communicating, they turn games into grind-it-out battles.   But when the perimeter shots are falling? That's when they become extremely tough to guard.   This was a statement win against a quality Freeman team. If Glen Allen continues to defend with this level of intensity, they will be tough to beat. They knock down perimeter shots at a high clip. They're going to be a tough matchup for anyone down the stretch.

The game was closely contested and could've gone either way for stretches. Glen Allen made the plays that mattered most. They walked out with a hard-earned 56-49 win over a very talented Freeman squad. The Jaguars set the tone early with their defensive pressure and maintained that intensity for the entire game. When the shots started falling from beyond the arc, Freeman stretched their defense. This opened up driving lanes. It also created transition opportunities that Glen Allen capitalized on.