ENID, Okla. —
Northern Oklahoma College Enid’s men’s basketball team showed some strong defense in beating the Bacone JV 76-53 in their season opener Thursday at the Mabee Center.
The Jets allowed only 14 points in the first half in racing out to a 22-point lead.
Jets coach Greg Shamburg substituted liberally with 11 different players scoring.
“We came out energized defensively,’’ said NOC Enid assistant coach Ryan Mahoney. “We were very active and focused. We got a lot of deflections.’’
The Jets aggressiveness, Mahoney said, caused Bacone to get out of their offense.
“Everybody came in with a lot of energy,’’ Mahoney said. “We had great communication. We played really well the first half.’’
Kyndall Dudley led the Jets attack with 13 points, followed by Dalen Qualls with 10.
“We played well offensively, but we missed a lot of open shots that were good shots for us,’’ Mahoney said. “We could have been a little more patient and make them guard us a little bit longer.’’
The Jets will be back in action Saturday and Sunday at the Oklahoma-Texas Challenge in Woodward. NOC Enid will play Trinity Valley at 1 p.m. Saturday and Frank Phillips at 1 p.m. Sunday at Weatherford High School. The games were originally scheduled for Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
“We’ll find out a lot more about ourselves,’’ Mahoney said. “Both of those are good teams.’’
The Jets will be back home Thursday when they host Cowley (Kan.) County in the second half of a 6 p.m. women’s-men’s doubleheader at the Mabee Center.
NOC ENID 76, BACONE JV 53
BACONE JV 14 39 — 53
NOC ENID 36 40 – 76
Bacone — Jackson 5, Sims 3, Davis 4, Burtt 9, Lee 6, Somoote 10, Allen 3, Patterson 2, Klefas 6, Currier 5.
NOC Enid — Dudley 13, Qualls 10, Brooks 9, Poitier 9, Brown 8, Espinoza 8, Bigum 6, Farmer 5, Bates 4, Williams 2, Lewis 2.
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