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Leyton's Zak Henke goes up for two points during Tuesday's loss to the Arthur County Wolves.
Leyton's Warrior boys basketball team traveled Saturday to take on the Hemingford Bobcats in a non-conference matchup.
The Bobcat's full court trap defense proved too much for the Leyton boys, while the Bobcat's offense piled up the points, cruising to a lopsided 91-to-49 victory.
"Hemingford runs a platoon type of system, and it kept the team fresh the whole game. Their full-court trapping defense forced us to play too fast and caused a lot of turnovers," Leyton head coach Cody Gamble commented after the loss.
Leyton did have a solid third quarter, dealing with the Hemingford defense more eff...
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