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Demon Boys Outlast Indians to Advance

No one said it was going to be easy. A first round Class 3A substate game was nip and tuck from start to finish, but the Washington boys’ basketball team made enough plays down the stretch last night to hold off Oskaloosa for a 49-37 win. As heard on KCII, both defenses came to work in the opening half with a slow going first 16 minutes and the game was tied 23-23 at the break. Kasen Bailey kept the Demon offense afloat in the first two quarters with 12 points. Keaton Flaherty, who did not play in a 20-point loss to Washington earlier in the season, had a stretch of 10 straight Oskaloosa (2-19) points in the second half and the Indians found themselves up three late in the third. A 9-0 Demon run followed that gave the Orange and Black a lead they never relinquished. Oskaloosa was forced to play the foul game late where Ethan Patterson and Bailey knocked down seven of eight free throws to salt the game away. Bailey led the Demons with 20 points and Patterson added 17. Flaherty tall

Demon Boys Set for Playoff Opener with Indians

Washington Boys Welcome Oskaloosa

Another Little Hawkeye Conference foe is on tap for the Washington boys’ basketball team, as they look to get back in the win column tonight hosting Oskaloosa. The Demons are 1-1 and they will try to shake off a 87-55 loss to Pella last week. Guards Ethan Patterson and Kasen Bailey have been a dangerous one-two punch in the early going with 18.5 and 18 points per game, respectively. Trashaun Willis has tallied 9.5 points and 7.5 rebounds a night. Oskaloosa is 1-2 and with the loss of graduated five-star recruit Xavier Foster, the Indians have struggled to score averaging just 41 points a contest. Keaton Flaherty is averaging double figures with 12 points and five rebounds a night. A Demon win would be a long time coming, as the Indians have won all eight meetings dating back to 2014.