Catholic overcomes Hahnville in final minute, 54-51
METAIRIE – Catholic High advanced to the semifinals of the Country Day Classic with a hard-fought 54-51 victory Tuesday afternoon over Hahnville.
In a game where there was just one tie, Hahnville never led until there were 56 seconds in the contest when Cobe Landry nailed a jumper to give the Tigers a 51-50 lead.
The Bears then calmly connected on four consecutive free throws to seal the deal.
First, Will Sterling hit a pair of free throws with 43.2 seconds left to make it 52-51 and Dennis Hebert hit a pair of free throws with 13.3 seconds left. A long 3-point attempt as time expired was off the mark for Hahnville, giving Catholic the win.
Catholic grabbed a 13-6 lead after one quarter on the strength of a pair of 3-pointers by Stan Levy. The Bears led 31-24 at halftime and maintained a 42-38 advantage going to the final quarter.
Hebert led Catholic with 16 points, including 14 in the second half, while Stan Levy finished with nine points and Sterling had seven.
Da’Quon Price had 15 points and nine rebounds to lead Hahnville (9-6). Ahmad Simmons had 10 points and six rebounds. Hahnville committed 16 turnovers.
Catholic (9-2) has now won six straight games and advances to the semifinals to face either Country Day or Jesuit Wednesday.
FINAL
CATH 13 18 11 12 — 54
HAHN 6 18 14 13 — 51
Scoring:
CATH—Dennis Hebert III 16, Stan Levy 9, Will Sterling 7, Connor Green 6, Nico Jones 6, Tate McCurry 6, Josh Robertson 2, Seth Harden 2
HAHN—Da’Quon Price 14, Ahmad Simmons 10, Cobe Landry 7, Cincere Simmons 6, Jai Johnson 4, Ty’Ray Bartholomew 2
Rebounds:
CATH 14, HAHN 30
Turnovers:
CATH 13, HAHN 16
COUNTRY DAY CLASSIC SCORES AND SCHEDULE
Tuesday Results:
John Curtis 67
Booker T. Washington 61
Kennedy 47
St. Louis Catholic 35
Rummel 49
McDonogh 35 47
Northlake Christian 71
E. Iberville 49
Catholic 54
Hahnville 51
Karr 52
Brother Martin 32
Country Day 70
Jesuit 68 OT
St. Thomas More 73
Sophie B. Wright 51
Wednesday’s Game Schedule
9:00am Booker T. Washington vs St. Louis Catholic
10:30am McDonogh 35 vs E.Iberville
12:00pm Brother Martin vs. Sophie B. Wright
1:30pm Jesuit vs. Hahnville
3:00pm Northlake Christian vs. Rummel
4:30pm John Curtis vs. Kennedy
6:00pm Karr vs. St. Thomas More
7:30pm Country Day vs. Catholic BR
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