Nathaniel Chea’s driving layup with seconds remaining lifted the St. Paul Harding Knights to an 82-81 victory over the St. Paul Highland Park Scots last week at Harding High School.
Lugman Ibrahim led the Knights with 26 points. A’Jhon Douglas had 24, Chea finished with 19, and Salman Hussein chipped in 11.
Quintice Combs had a game-high 28 points for the Scots. Yared Yohannes added 23 and Isaiah Davis finished with 12.
It was quite a game. Check out the pics!
Dr. Mitchell Palmer McDonald is a contributing columnist at the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. More by Dr. Mitchell Palmer McDonald
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