The Batavia Varsity 2025-2026 squad delivered a dominant 66-24 road victory over New Richmond, improving their impressive record to 6-1. The team showcased balanced scoring and relentless energy throughout all four quarters, never allowing their opponents to mount any serious threat after the opening minutes.
The game started competitively, with New Richmond managing to tie it 5-5 early in the first quarter after answering Brett McKeon’s opening three-pointer. However, Batavia quickly seized control and never looked back. McKeon led the early charge, scoring 7 points in the first quarter with efficient shooting (6-10 fg, 60%). Logan Roller provided steady support with 11 points on an outstanding 71% shooting performance (5-7 fg), while the team built a comfortable 15-7 lead after one quarter.
Carson Harris took over in the second and third quarters, showcasing his scoring ability with 15 points despite shooting challenges from the free-throw line (3-7 ft). His 8-point third quarter helped extend Batavia’s lead to 53-19 entering the final frame. The team’s depth shone brightly in the fourth quarter as Liam Trent caught fire from beyond the arc, draining three consecutive three-pointers (3-5 3pt, 60%) for 9 points. Carter Cope also contributed effectively throughout the contest with 7 points on solid 50% shooting, including a crucial three-pointer in the second quarter.
This commanding victory highlighted Batavia’s balanced attack, with five players scoring between 7-15 points and the team demonstrating excellent ball movement and defensive intensity. The win demonstrates the team’s depth and versatility as they continue their strong season, with multiple players stepping up to contribute when called upon.
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