In an impressive display of skill and teamwork, the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks dominated the Dallas Crusaders with a resounding 103-55 victory on Sunday.
Lateef Patrick led the charge with 18 points, while his teammates Keon Thompson and Narit Chotikavanic also contributed significantly to the win.
The win bumps Stephen F. Austin’s record to 9-2, and honestly, they’re looking like a real problem for opponents this season.
Key Performances That Shaped the Game
Lateef Patrick was the standout performer, scoring 18 points and grabbing five rebounds.
His ability to take over on both ends of the court was clear all night.
Patrick’s performance was complemented by Keon Thompson, who added 14 points, five rebounds, and an impressive eight assists.
Thompson’s all-around game really showed his versatility and just how much he means to this squad.
Lateef Patrick’s Impact
Patrick’s night was something to see.
He kept finding the basket, making big plays, and grabbing boards when the team needed it most.
His five rebounds weren’t flashy, but they mattered, especially when it came to switching from offense to defense.
Keon Thompson’s All-Around Game
Thompson’s impact went way beyond just putting up points.
Eight assists? That’s some serious court vision, always looking to set up his teammates.
He chipped in with five rebounds too, showing he’s not afraid to get physical and help out on the defensive end.
Other Notable Contributions
Narit Chotikavanic also had a strong night, dropping 12 points by going 4 of 8 from the field, including 4 for 7 from deep.
His shooting really stretched the Crusaders’ defense and opened up the floor for everyone else.
Narit Chotikavanic’s Shooting Prowess
Chotikavanic’s knack for hitting timely threes added a whole new wrinkle to the Lumberjacks’ offense.
He forced the Crusaders to play out farther, which gave Patrick and Thompson more room to work with.
It’s wild how much a hot hand from outside can tilt a game in your favor.
Defensive Mastery
The Lumberjacks’ defense was just as impressive as their offense.
They held the Crusaders to only 55 points, really controlling the game’s pace and flow.
Thomas Fleming led the way for the Crusaders with nine points, but the Lumberjacks’ defense didn’t let anyone else get going.
Team Defense
The whole squad bought in on defense, shutting down passing lanes and contesting shots left and right.
It wasn’t just one guy—it was everybody, locked in and communicating, making life tough for the Crusaders on every possession.
Conclusion
The Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks rolled past the Dallas Crusaders, 103-55. It was the kind of win that leaves no doubt.
Lateef Patrick, Keon Thompson, and Narit Chotikavanic all had standout moments. Their offense looked sharp, and the defense just didn’t let up.
Now sitting at 9-2, the Lumberjacks are making some noise in the league. If you want to dig into the details, check out the full article on Fox Sports.
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