Size and strong outside shooting helped the Australian Travel team prevail over the Eagles.
Despite the defeat, Eagles coach Theo Mikaele said the game was a great learning experience for his team, which resumes 3A GSHL play next week because so many players stepped up in scoring roles.
Skylar Buker led Bay with 14 points, Eli Hoover had 13, and Carter Morse added 11.
Defensively, Bay held the Australia team to just four second-quarter points.
“Even though we didn’t come out with a win,” Mikaele said, “we definitely learned some stuff. It was a good learning game for us.”
AUSSIES TRAVELERS 63, HUDSON’S BAY 46
AUSSIE TRAVELERS — Bryn Williams 2, Reed Nottage 23, Patrick Burgoyne 1, Sam Clemens 0, Darcy McDonald 0, Matur Malvach 10, Brandon Freire 9, Sami El-Zein 0, Finn Sleigh 0, Ben Gill 10, Angus Ole 8. Totals 24 (10) 5-7 63.
HUDSON’S BAY (1-9) — Carter Morse 11, Skylar Buker 14, Trent Palen 4, Treyce Teague 0, Eli Hoover 13, Trenton Jackson 0, Brent Leguyader 0, Anthony Morgan 0, Isaiah David 0, Christian Martinez 4, Tony King 0. Totals 14 (7) 11-16 46.
