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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.
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Senior Leland Hine scored a game-high 16 points for the Wildcats, closely followed by Charlie Sahadi with 15.
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Tyler Champagne netted 10 points for the Westbrook:Knights.
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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
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Wes Pereival was the Ram’s top scorer with 12 points.
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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.