Feb 4, 20232 min read

HNHS Honors it's Seniors vs Northfield

The Vikings Brett Kaylor shoots the 3 ve Northfield.

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Braden Hale, DJ with WVSH 91.9, with Robert and Cathy Alpin.

HNHS Senior basketball manager Karli Cannici with parents Rick and Val.

Brett Kaylor with his parents Brice and MIchelle Brett played both football and basketball for the Vikings.

By The Den's Mike Rice

While it was senior night on the floor and camo night in the pit, the theme for Tuesday night's Huntington North/Northfield game easily could have been "three's company".

Huntington North senior Trey Williams would draw first blood, dropping a 3 ball to stake the Vikings to a 3-0 lead in the game's opening moments.

Senior Mia Richardson with Rod and Amy Richardson, Mia is a 4 year cheerleader and plays softball.

It wouldn't be long before a plethora of other Vikings and Norsemen would join in on the action, as the two teams would finish the contest with a combined 17 three pointers, from 11 different players.

A long ball from fellow senior Keegan Bartrom and two old fashioned three point plays from seniors Hank Pulver and Sawyer Stoltz helped push the hosts into the first break with a 14-7 lead.

Any hopes the Norsemen had of pulling an upset were quickly squashed as Huntington North would torch the nets of Bob Straight Court for 25 second quarter points, expanding their lead to twenty points, 39-14 at the half way point.

Northfield attempted to jump start their offense with a score from behind the arc to open the second half, but would be countered by another Viking senior, Zach Daugherty hitting a three of his own.

The Norsemen were able to nearly double their first half output, putting up 12 points in the third stanza, but the Vikings tallied 18 of their own, running their lead to 57 to 36.

The game's final quarter would feature buckets from the last of the HNHS seniors Garrett Trout, Brett Kaylor and Adam Zahm, as all twelve Vikings would score, at least. one point on the night.