Seneca crashes boards in win over Woodland, 50-30

Fighting Irish hold 45-25 rebound advantage in TCC triumph over the Warriors

February 13, 2021 at 11:02 pm CST

Seneca's Trey Hauch (21) goes back up after an offensive rebound during Saturday's game against Woodland at Seneca High School. (Brian Hoxsey)

SENECA – Any coach would like to see their team knock down the initial shot on every possession, but if that isn’t happening on a consistent basis, the next best thing is seeing their team crash the boards for second opportunities.

That was a case for the Seneca Fighting Irish in Saturday afternoon’s 50-30 Tri-County Conference victory over the Woodland Warriors. Although the hosts shot only 34% from the field, they made up for it with 21 offensive rebounds that resulted in 18 second-chance points.

Brian Hoxsey

I worked for 25 years as a CNC operator and in 2005 answered an ad in The Times for a freelance sports writer position. I became a full-time sports writer/columnist for The Times in February of 2016. I enjoy researching high school athletics history, and in my spare time like to do the same, but also play video games and watch Twitch.