The Boy's JV Basketball team hosted Charlevoix on Tuesday, February 11, with tipoff at 5:30. The Ramblers came into the rivalry game with a record of 12-1 on the year. 

The Ramblers got off to a slow start and the Rayders jumped out to a early lead. They got that lead at the hands  of many offensive rebounds in the first quarter and  many second chance points. Kolton Stadt started to lead the comback as he knocked down back to back three's to cut into the Rayders lead. The Ramblers would still find themselves down 15-12 after the first quarter. Stadt led the way for the Ramblers in the first with his six points. The offense came alive in the second quarter as the Ramblers exploded for 21 points, outscoring the Rayders by 10. This allowed them to carry a 33-26 lead into halftime. Alex Calcaterra had seven points to lead the Ramblers in the second quarter. 

The Ramblers stayed on the attack in the third quarter, as they put up another 21 points . The Ramblers outscored the Rayders 21-13 in the third and now had a comfortable 54-39 lead. Mason Wilcox lead the way with seven points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw the Ramblers be able to empty the bench as the win was in hand. The Ramblers pulled back the intensity with the win  secured. The Ramblers still outscored the Rayders 11-8 in the fourth. Nicolas Santina lead the final quarter with four points. The Ramblers finished with three players in double digits in scoring and five different players connected on a three point shot. Scotty Haley was a force on the defensive end blocking numerous shots.  

The win now moves the JV team to 13-1 on the season. They will look to try and get revenge against East Jordan at home on Thursday, February 13. East Jordan is the only team to defeat the JV team this year. The game is set to tip off at 7, as part of a JV double header. 

Scoring Summary : 

Gavin Hewitt - 14 points 

Mason Wilcox - 12 points 

Scotty Haley - 10 points 

Alex Calcaterra - 9 points

Kolton Stadt - 6 points  

Nicolas Santina - 6 points 

Bobby Hoth - 4 points 

Jacob Johnson - 3 points