Apple Valley, Minn. -- In a South Suburban Conference (SSC) boys basketball showdown on January 20, the Farmington Tigers clashed with the Apple Valley Eagles, resulting in a 70-62 victory for Apple Valley. The game unfolded with a dynamic rhythm, showcasing competitive performances from both teams.
The initial period saw Apple Valley taking an early lead with a score of 31-21. However, Farmington responded emphatically in the second period, scoring 41 points and closing the gap. The halftime score stood at 70-62, with Apple Valley maintaining a slight edge.
Farmington exhibited a 45.8% field goal accuracy, while Apple Valley closely followed with 42.6%. Farmington held the advantage in effective field goal percentage at 54.2%, compared to Apple Valley's 50.0%. The game featured notable three-point shooting, with Farmington securing a 38.1% success rate and Apple Valley at 34.8%.
Farmington's Tyler Beckwith led the scoring with 19 points, contributing significantly to his team's efforts. Ryan Beckwith and Jonah Ask also played pivotal roles, notching 12 and 9 points, respectively. On the defensive end, Farmington showcased 6 steals and 2 blocks but struggled with turnovers, committing 22 throughout the game.
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