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Two Big Wins in One Week for Old Lyme Boys

February 12, 2024 by Admin

Wildcat senior Leland Hine scores two of his 16 points in the game against Westbrook. All photos by A. Hine.

WESTBROOK/OLD LYME — On Tuesday, Feb. 6, despite a challenging first half, Lyme-Old Lyme came back strong against the Westbrook Knights and dominated the second half. Ultimately, the Wildcats soundly defeated Westbrook 60-33.

The Old Lyme team wearing their away colors stands proud before the start of the game against Westbrook.

Senior Leland Hine scored a game-high 16 points for the Wildcats, closely followed by Charlie Sahadi with 15.

Wildcat senior Charlie Sahadi scores against Westbrook off an assist from his twin brother Eli.

Tyler Champagne netted 10 points for the Westbrook:Knights.

Senioe Charlie Sahadi (#10) approaches the hoop.

On Friday, Feb. 9, playing at home in what has traditionally been called ‘The Battle of the Bridge,’ Old Lyme crushed Old Saybrook 69-25.

Hine was again the top scorer in the game for the Wildcats with 21 points with Charlie Sahadi contributing 12 points

On-court action in the Old Lyme v. Old Saybrook game.

Wes Pereival was the Ram’s top scorer with 12 points.

Lyme-Old Lyme sophomore James Dahlke prepares to pass the ball in the game against Old Saybrook.

After both games, the Wildcat’s Conference record now stands at 10-4 with their overall record at11-5.

Old Lyme’s next game was scheduled Tuesday away at Coginchaug. It will be rescheduled since LOL Schools are closed tomorrow due to the weather.

Filed Under: Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, Schools, Sport, Westbrook

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