Scores January 28

[Shoot_It_From_Deep]

Waterford 50
Jackson 45
Final

[mhs95_06]

Marietta. 5 7 10 16 -- 38
Fort Frye 10 9 6 3 -- 28

Marietta was sternly tested in Fort Frye's bid to sweep the series, but Marietta eventually got the advantage as they turned up their defense and started making treys in the last 12 minutes. Fort Frye scored the first points of the 2nd half for a 23-12 lead, then Marietta outscored them 26-5 the rest of the way. I'd love to know the FG and trey percentage for the game on the north goal versus the south goal in this afternoon game -- seems like both teams had severe problems converting shots on the south goal.

[mhs95_06]

Marietta. 5 7 10 16 -- 38
Fort Frye 10 9 6 3 -- 28

Marietta was sternly tested in Fort Frye's bid to sweep the series, but Marietta eventually got the advantage as they turned up their defense and started making treys in the last 12 minutes. Fort Frye scored the first points of the 2nd half for a 23-12 lead, then Marietta outscored them 26-5 the rest of the way. I'd love to know the FG and trey percentage for the game on the north goal versus the south goal in this afternoon game -- seems like both teams had severe problems converting shots on the south goal.

From the Marietta times article:

south goal: 3/21 M, 3/19 FF = 6/40 (15%)
north goal: 6/15 FF, 9/20 M = 15/35 (43%)

My theory is that the natural light coming in the south windows causes an effect that makes it much harder to shoot accurately at the south goal in afternoon games.

[VetteMan]

Marietta. 5 7 10 16 -- 38
Fort Frye 10 9 6 3 -- 28

Marietta was sternly tested in Fort Frye's bid to sweep the series, but Marietta eventually got the advantage as they turned up their defense and started making treys in the last 12 minutes. Fort Frye scored the first points of the 2nd half for a 23-12 lead, then Marietta outscored them 26-5 the rest of the way. I'd love to know the FG and trey percentage for the game on the north goal versus the south goal in this afternoon game -- seems like both teams had severe problems converting shots on the south goal.

From the Marietta times article:

south goal: 3/21 M, 3/19 FF = 6/40 (15%)
north goal: 6/15 FF, 9/20 M = 15/35 (43%)

My theory is that the natural light coming in the south windows causes an effect that makes it much harder to shoot accurately at the south goal in afternoon games.

How often do they play an afternoon game ? Is it usually just on a Saturday ?

[mhs95_06]

Marietta. 5 7 10 16 -- 38
Fort Frye 10 9 6 3 -- 28

Marietta was sternly tested in Fort Frye's bid to sweep the series, but Marietta eventually got the advantage as they turned up their defense and started making treys in the last 12 minutes. Fort Frye scored the first points of the 2nd half for a 23-12 lead, then Marietta outscored them 26-5 the rest of the way. I'd love to know the FG and trey percentage for the game on the north goal versus the south goal in this afternoon game -- seems like both teams had severe problems converting shots on the south goal.

From the Marietta times article:

south goal: 3/21 M, 3/19 FF = 6/40 (15%)
north goal: 6/15 FF, 9/20 M = 15/35 (43%)

My theory is that the natural light coming in the south windows causes an effect that makes it much harder to shoot accurately at the south goal in afternoon games.

How often do they play an afternoon game ? Is it usually just on a Saturday ?

Saturday would pretty much be the only day, and I wouldn't think that would be too often. Even rarer for boys games.

[Whs95fan]

Looks like Warren is playing Parkersburg South now instead of Marietta, interesting.

[mhs95_06]

Instead of having a home game with Warren, Marietta went to Barnesville, made 8 treys in the first qtr, and beat them by 30.