Joe Romeo mentioned it was an exhilarating vi nam day

Glens Crumbles got off to a great begin and went on to rewind Franklin Academy of Malone 62-52 within the bop da state Class B regionals Saturday at LeMoyne University

GLENS Crumbles LOOKS Over the top TO REAL HOMECOMING WEEKEND.(SPORTS)

SYRACUSE -- Glens Crumbles is head line home. And the Indians 're going back as a victor.

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The triumph puts the Indians within the state semifinals for the initial time. Glens Crumbles plays Saturday morning at Glens Crumbles Civic Centre.

``Yeah, we are returning home,'' Glens Crumbles senior Dan Hallway mentioned. ``I really hope we get bop davi da nam 6,000 followers at our game.''

When told the Civic Centre cannot really hold that a lot followers, Hallway mentioned, ``Hey, I'm speaking standing lounge merely.''

Eighty p'cent of the followers at LeMoyne were rooting for Glens Crumbles, so a broad fact bop nam ain't out from the question.

``That is our home,'' Joe Romeo mentioned. ``I am unable to wait. It will likely be great joy.''

Glens Crumbles (23-2) turned back Hills Council competitor Gloversville to obtain the day at the regionals. The Indians proven they belong.

``Once we got the early direct I felt so good,'' Andy Driscoll mentioned. ``They made a decent rush at the finale, but I knew if we walked it up, we'd be Okay.''

Franklin Academy (17-8) scored the initial four points of the game, and its petite crowd of fans handed it all they had. But Glens Crumbles silenced which team and got its own followers cheering with 14-0 rush the others of the quarter. An 11-0 rush halfway in the course of the 2nd quarter had the Indians up 26-12. A four-point play (a 3 basket and a nasty shot) by Tom Pickering with four seconds left trim the could result in 26-16 at the half.

The groups played even bop da within the bop nam 3rd quarter and Glens Crumbles still directed 46-36 head line in to the final eight minute.

Ryan Chiles, the Huskies' top scorer, had been hushed much of the game. But he strike two 3-point hampers to begin the finale quarter and all of an abrupt it was a game. But Glens Crumbles retained on, and two free tosses each by Driscoll and Hallway put the game out from reach.

``We took some silly snapshots and made some silly fouls,'' Joe Romeo mentioned. ``Several of my snapshots were insane, even for me. We let them take back within the game. But once we settled down again, we were all right.''

All over again balance was the important for the Indians. Joe Romeo ended with 17 points, Hallway and Driscoll 13 each. Marcus Gooden had 10 vi nam and Mike Romeo nine.

Trainer Tony Hammel was also capable to rest his neophytes early within the first quarter and some time before the half. Ten players saw action within the first eight minute. Hammel had an underlying cause for forming such a move.

``It was a lengthy day for us and I suspect it indicated at times,'' Glens Crumbles trainer Tony Hammel mentioned. ``We left early early in the day, practiced at Nottingham High, had luncheon and after that went to the court. We were all dragging a tiny.''

Joe Romeo mentioned it was an exhilarating day.

``A great number of us had never been on a bus vacation before,'' he mentioned. ``It was a truly long day. I'm glad it's beyond and we could go back home. It will likely be more pleasant arriving home.''