Glynn leads Grand Meadow past Lyle-Pacelli boys
Published 10:04 pm Friday, January 17, 2025
Carter Glynn handles the ball for Grand Meadow. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
Grand Meadow’s Logan Grafe goes up for a shot in Lyle Friday. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
Lyle-Pacelli’s Alex Lagunas lines up a shot. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
Grand Meadow’s Skyler Wangen pulls down a rebound over Lyle-Pacelli’s Hunter Wollenberg in Lyle Friday. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
Lyle-Pacelli’s Landon Meyer rises up for a jump shot. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
Grand Meadow Keaton Gehling defend’s Lyle-Pacelli’s Yong Achuoth. Rocky Hulne/sports@austindailyherald.com
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LYLE – The Grand Meadow boys basketball team overcame a second half rush by Lyle-Pacelli to win 60-48 Friday night.
The Superlarks (2-11 overall) led 39-20 early in the second half, but LP was able to pull within 48-43 when Hunter Wollenburg scored on a put-back with 6:59 left in the game.
LP hung within 52-46 when Grady Meyer hit a three, but the Superlarks closed the contest out on a 8-2 run.
Senior Carter Glynn, who finished with 24 points, eight rebounds and four assists, iced the game when he hit a 15-foot jump shot to make it 56-46 with 3:25 left.
“We didn’t play very well last night and we knew we had to come out firing tonight. All of our other games, we’ve had to climb back in. We wanted to come out strong,” Glynn said. “We’re trying to keep a positive mindset. It’s hard losing, but we learn from every loss.”
GM sophomore Logan Grafe was effective in the paint as he tallied 15 points, 14 rebounds and three steals.
“I tried to pump fake as much as I could to get (them) up,” Grafe said.
Landon Meyer scored 19 points to lead LP (0-13 overall).
GM 36 24 – 60
LP 20 28 – 48
GM scoring: Carter Glynn, 24; Logan Grafe, 15; Sawyer Hanenberger, 9; Keaton Gehling, 7; Cohen Kraft, 6
LP scoring: Landon Meyer, 19; Hunter Wollenburg, 10; Noah Medgaarden, 3; Yong Achuoth, 3; Dawson Jenkins, 3; Grayson Bickler, 3; Grady Meyer, 3; Alex Lagunas, 2; James Schulte, 2
