The Batavia JV squad delivered an impressive 52-39 victory over Clinton Massie at home, improving their record to 7-4 and showcasing excellent teamwork and execution throughout the contest. John McKeon led the way with 15 points on efficient 5-of-10 shooting while converting all five of his free throw attempts, while Makai Taylor added 11 points with perfect shooting from beyond the arc.

Batavia came out firing in the first quarter, establishing dominance early with an incredible 15-0 run to open the game. Ethan Becker sparked the offensive explosion with 5 points in the opening frame, including a clutch three-pointer that capped off his strong start. The balanced attack continued as McKeon, Keitan Rekal, and Liam Trent all contributed to the early surge, with Trent converting both of his free throws and adding a field goal to help build the commanding lead.

Clinton Massie showed resilience in the second quarter, outscoring Batavia 13-8 to cut into the deficit, but the home team maintained control thanks to continued contributions from McKeon and Taylor. The third quarter belonged to Taylor, who erupted for 7 points including a momentum-shifting three-pointer that extended Batavia’s lead back to 16 points. McKeon also stayed aggressive, knocking down multiple free throws to keep Clinton Massie at bay.

The fourth quarter saw Batavia put the finishing touches on their victory, with McKeon adding his final points to reach his game-high 15, while Trent provided a highlight-reel three-pointer late in the contest. Despite Clinton Massie’s efforts to rally with several three-pointers in the final frame, Batavia’s balanced scoring attack and strong free throw shooting sealed the convincing 13-point victory, demonstrating the team’s depth and ability to contribute across the roster.