Roosevelt vs Harvard Westlake - CIF State Open Div. South Regional Semi-final - Condensed Game 4K скачать в хорошем качестве

Roosevelt vs Harvard Westlake - CIF State Open Div. South Regional Semi-final - Condensed Game 4K

If you were writing a script for a movie it couldn't be written any better. Harvard Westlake back-to-back CIF State Champions last year beat Roosevelt twice. Once in the CIF Southern Section Championship and again in the State Regional Final. To say it was a disappointment for Roosevelt would be an understatement. They had opportunities to win both games and let it slip through their grasp. This year that bitter taste was still there and the Mustangs knew eventually the road to state would have to cross the defending champions. The basketball Gods made it happen. Not only would it be Roosevelt vs Harvard Westlake. It would be a matchup between two McDonald’s All-Americans in Brayden Burries and Nikolas Khamenia. The stage was set and a sellout crowd in Eastvale was ready to see their home team finally get past their arch nemesis and advance. Khamenia had the home crowd sitting on their hands in the first few minutes as the Wolverines opened the game with a 12-4 lead before Roosevelt Coach Singleton called a timeout to calm down his team. A message about who they were playing and what they waited all year for was right in front of them. One thing was certain, Khamenia had started the game hot scoring 11 points in the opening quarter and a defensive strategy to shift Issac Williamson onto Khamenia paid dividends. Roosevelt made a run to tie the game at 16 and led by 2 points at the half 38-36. Myles Walker had a big part of the keeping the Mustangs within striking distance and eventually taking the lead. Myles was the engine that revved up the Mustangs and he finished with 20 points. In the 3rd quarter Roosevelt used defense to get stops and turned rebounds into quick transition offense. Brayden Burries found his groove and the Mustangs were excellent on the boards against a bigger Harvard Westlake team. Dominic Copenhagen who finished the game with a double-double 12 points 10 rebounds along with freshman Cameron Anderson came up with some big time rebounds in the 2nd half. Roosevelt build their lead to 14 points and held Khamenia to 1-12 shooting from the field after the first quarter flurry. Harvard Westlake would have one more run in them sparked by junior sharpshooter Joe Sterling and a couple steals that turned into layups by Cole Holden. With under 1:30 to play, the Roosevelt lead had been trimmed to 7 points 66-59. Burries who led all scorers with 29 points, made free throws down the stretch and got that elusive win over Harvard Westlake 71-59 to advance to the CIF Open Division Southern Regional Championship. Who will they face? Well as fate would have it, a rematch with Notre Dame who they beat for the Southern Section Title a week ago. This time it will be held on Roosevelts home court Tuesday March 11th in front of a most certain sell out crowd. It’s win or go home and the victor gets a date in the CIF State Championship game Saturday March 15th in Sacramento. Roosevelt B Burries 29 pts 8 rbs M Walker 20 pts D Copenhagen 12 pts 10 rbs Harvard Westlake Joe Sterling 16 pts N Khamenia 15 pts Game footage was filmed and editing by James Morrison with Morrison DV. For content inquiries contact us at: Phone: 909-319--1105 Email: James@MorrisonDV.com IG: @morrisondv X: @morrison_dv