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Cardinals Cruise by Treasure Valley 95-79

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After some time off due to game cancellations, the Cardinals came out with two victories last week. On Monday they played a hard-fought game against Blue Mountain winning 96-95 and on Saturday getting the blowout win against Treasure Valley.

The Cards came out strong against the Chukars starting the game with a 10-0 lead, bringing lots of intensity on both the offensive and defensive end. With a couple three's by Treasure Valley’s Bridger Bumgardner and a tempo shifting and-one, the Chukars got back into the game only down 14-12 early in the first half.

NIC dominated the glass all game long, out rebounding TV 36-21. That combined with their swarming intense defense helped them continue adding to their lead to make it 27-19 after a rim shaking alley-oop by Julius Mims.

Mims had multiple dunks including two back-to-back slams to end the first half, one of them being a transition tomahawk dunk that got the crowd hyped up. He finished the game with 23 points going 11-17 from the field and grabbed 9 rebounds to go along with his dominating offensive performance.

Daniel Santana contributed with stellar defense, hustle, and ferocity coming off the bench and finished with 12 points going an efficient 5-7 from the field and adding four boards to his stat sheet.

The Cards ended the half with a significant 53-35 lead and started the second half right where they left off by controlling the boards and getting easy layups due to their patience and ball movement on the offensive end.

Below is an attached slideshow of photos from Saturday's game. Photos were taken by Kyle Dishaw.

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After some time off due to game cancellations, the Cardinals came out with two victories last week. On Monday they played a hard-fought game against Blue Mountain winning 96-95 and on Saturday getting the blowout win against Treasure Valley.

The Cards came out strong against the Chukars starting the game with a 10-0 lead, bringing lots of intensity on both the offensive and defensive end. With a couple three’s by Treasure Valley’s Bridger Bumgardner and a tempo shifting and-one, the Chukars got back into the game only down 14-12 early in the first half.

NIC dominated the glass all game long, out rebounding TV 36-21. That combined with their swarming intense defense helped them continue adding to their lead to make it 27-19 after a rim shaking alley-oop by Julius Mims.

Mims had multiple dunks including two back-to-back slams to end the first half, one of them being a transition tomahawk dunk that got the crowd hyped up. He finished the game with 23 points going 11-17 from the field and grabbed 9 rebounds to go along with his dominating offensive performance.

Daniel Santana contributed with stellar defense, hustle, and ferocity coming off the bench and finished with 12 points going an efficient 5-7 from the field and adding four boards to his stat sheet.

The Cards ended the half with a significant 53-35 lead and started the second half right where they left off by controlling the boards and getting easy layups due to their patience and ball movement on the offensive end.

Below is an attached slideshow of photos from Saturday’s game. Photos were taken by Kyle Dishaw.

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Jack Kiesbuy

Xavier Bailey

Jack Kiesbuy

Xavier Bailey

Daniel Santana

Julius Mims

Daniel Santana

Julius Mims

Daniel Santana

 

 

 

 

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