This loss marked the fourth defeat in the GWOC league for Centerville, with each loss coming from a different opponent. Despite this setback, the Elks managed to maintain their one-game lead in the league standings, securing the GWOC Championship with a 10-4 record. Their overall season record now stands at 13-8.
For the Centerville community, there's a sense of pride in the team's ability to clinch the championship, especially considering the challenges they've faced. The team has had to navigate through changes and adapt to new dynamics, showcasing resilience and determination throughout the season.
Throughout the game against Wayne High School, the Centerville Elks demonstrated flashes of their potential. They started strong, leading 16-15 after the first quarter. However, Wayne seized control of the game and held a 35-28 lead at halftime. Despite a spirited effort from the Elks, they trailed 48-46 heading into the fourth quarter.
In the final quarter, Centerville fought relentlessly, rallying to tie the game at 61-61 and force overtime. However, Wayne proved dominant in the extra period, ultimately securing the victory. The game highlighted areas where the Elks could improve, such as free throws, turnovers, rebounding, and toughness on effort plays.
Despite the challenges, there's optimism for the future of Centerville basketball. The team has shown glimpses of excellence throughout the season, indicating their potential for greatness. With dedication and hard work, they aim to address their weaknesses and elevate their performance to a higher standard.
Looking ahead, the Centerville Boys Basketball team has one remaining regular-season game scheduled for Monday, February 19th. They will face Huntington Prep from West Virginia at home, with tip-off at 6 pm. Fans can purchase tickets online at
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You can use cash at the gate. The game is streamed live at www.fan.hudl.com/chselks for $10.
