The Southland boys basketball team cruised to a 75-32 win at Grand Meadow Thursday.

The Rebels (11-6 overall) used their defensive pressure to get some easy looks in transition as the Superlarks (4-11 overall) struggled with holding possession.

“This was a disappointing game from the standpoint that we had been playing pretty well and we had been getting a good effort from of our guys,” GM head coach Chad Burmester said. “We played fairly well for the first ten minutes of the game, after that we just didn’t look like we wanted to compete.”

Alan May had 25 points and 17 boards for Southland.

Southland scoring: Alan May, 25; Decker Bendtsen, 11; Sam Noterman, 8; Mike Goergen, 8; Brock Bendtsen, 6; Sam Klaehn, 6; Nick Schmitz, 6; Camden Hurd, 2; Jake Frodl, 2; free throws: 57 percent (12-for-21)

GM scoring: Bryce Benson, 17; Dezmon Johnson, 5; Caleb Leichtnam, 4; Tyler Berkner, 3; Jason Stier, 3; free throws: 53 percent (9-for-17)