HURON —  The Sanborn Central-Woonsocket Blackhawks overcame a fourth-quarter deficit, putting five players in double figures and using an overall team effort to defeat the James Valley Christian Vikings 62-55 in 281 Conference boys’ basketball action Thursday night at the JVC gym.
Noah Dickson scored 14 points, both Jared Goldammer and Tater Moody added 12, while Trey Weber and Trent Kingsbury both notched 11 for the Blackhawks, who move to 6-2 with the win. Kingsbury also had nine rebounds, Moody had eight and Weber passed out nine assists.
James Valley Christian got a game-high 26 points from Michael Waldner and Braden Held came off the bench to score 13. Darrian Hood contributed eight rebounds and Ryan Wager had seven assists.
The Vikings, now 2-7 on the season, will open 281 Conference Tournament play against Hitchcock-Tulare on Saturday, while the Blackhawks will play Sunshine Bible Academy in the first round of the tournament on Saturday as well.

Sanborn Central-Woonsocket 15 27 42 62
James Valley Christian            12 33 43 55
Sanborn Central-Woonsocket (6-2): Trey Weber 4 0-0 11; Trent Kingsbury 3 3-6 11; Noah Dickson 6 2-2 14; Jared Goldammer 6 0-0 12; Devon Weber 1 0-2 2; Tater Moody 4 4-6 12. Totals 24 9-16 62
James Valley Christian (2-7): Ryan Wager 2 1-3 5; Josh Wieting 1 0-0 2; Michael Waldner 11 2-2 26; Darrian Hood 2 0-0 5; Derek Thompson 2 0-0 4; Braden Held 4 3-4 13. Totals: 22 6-9 55.
FG: SCW - 24-48, 50%; JVC - 22-61 36%. 3-pt FG: SCW - 5-14 (Weber 3, Kingsbury 2); JVC - 5-33 (Wager 3, Waldner 2). Rebounds: SCW - 36 (Kingsbury 9, Moody 8); JVC - 21 (Hood 8). TO: SCW - 18; JVC 10. Assists: SCW 20 (Weber 9); JVC - 12 (Wager 7). Fouls: SCW - 12; JVC - 15

Photos:

Sanborn Central-Woonsocket’s Trey Weber dribbles past James Valley Christian’s Michael Waldner during their game Thursday at the JVC gym. Also pictured for JVC is Ryan Wager.

Next, Sanborn Central-Woonsocket’s Devon Weber handles the ball in the paint as he is guarded by James Valley Christian’s Darrian Hood during their game Thursday.

Photos by Mike Carroll/Plainsman