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McKENZIE (March 6) — The McKenzie Rebels are headed back to state after they punched their ticket with a 55-36 victory over the Moore County Raiders. The Rebels started the game off with a ten-point lead and added to that throughout the night.
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McKENZIE (March 6) — The McKenzie Rebels are headed back to state after they punched their ticket with a 55-36 victory over the Moore County Raiders. The Rebels started the game off with a ten-point lead and added to that throughout the night.
The Rebels held the Raiders to five points in the first quarter. Alex Copeland drove to the basket for four points. Peyton Martin tacked on the other point from the free throw line.
McKenzie came out hot, draining three 3-pointers and chalking up 15 points to start the game. Zach Aird had six points from beyond the arc. Tate Surber made a 3-pointer, then drove to the basket for two points. Marquez Taylor and Zay Webber had two points each. The Rebels led 15-5 at the end of the first quarter.
The Raiders put up ten points in the second quarter but still trailed the Rebels at halftime. Will Baker drove to the basket twice for four points. Keller Morey and Copeland each had a shot in the paint for two points. Martin muscled his way to the basket for two points.
McKenzie took a 32-15 lead at halftime. Aird had two shots in the paint and one from the arc. Surber drove to the basket for two points, then drew a foul for a 3-point play in the paint.
Moore County struggled to put points on the board during the third quarter due to the Rebels defense. Copeland and Baker scored two points each for the Raiders.
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