URGENT UPDATE: The Central Lakes College Raiders have suffered a tough defeat against North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS), losing 102-88 in a high-scoring game on November 29. This loss marks a challenging moment for the Raiders as they grapple with their season’s performance.
Korde Roseman led the Raiders with an impressive 21 points and five rebounds, showcasing his skills despite the team’s setback. Notably, the Raiders’ bench contributed significantly, scoring 51 points overall. Max Wilson added 15 points, while Delbert Hardin and Eli Tautges chipped in with 12 and 11 points, respectively.
In a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats, the Raiders struggled against an energized NDSCS team. The halftime score was 58-36 in favor of NDSCS, who maintained their lead throughout the match. Wylee Dauenbaugh and Marshawn Watson contributed to the Raiders’ efforts with six and seven points, respectively, but it was not enough to close the gap.
NDSCS’s attack was spearheaded by Luke Christensen, who scored 24 points, supported by John Angau with 19 points and Nidas Paulauskas with 15 points. The opposing team’s shooting accuracy was notable, hitting 42.3% from the field and converting 78.6% of their free throws.
The Raiders’ performance included a field goal percentage of 46.9% and a three-point success rate of 42.1%, but defensive lapses proved costly. Anthony Giadyu stood out with six assists alongside his four points, emphasizing the need for better playmaking as the season progresses.
Looking ahead, the Raiders will host Minnesota State Community and Technical College on December 2 at 7:30 p.m.. Fans are eager to see if the team can bounce back and leverage their bench strength for a victory.
As the Raiders regroup, this latest defeat serves as a critical learning opportunity. The community is hopeful that the team can turn the tide in their upcoming match, reigniting their season with renewed vigor.
