Junior varsity coach Nick Koubsky gave words of advice to players. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)
The Sartell boys’ basketball is 1/3 of the way through the season and their record sits at 5-4. The Sabres started off strong with a 3-0 start and had some tough battles following those games. Sartell’s 3-0 start marks the first time they have accomplished this since the 2021-2022 season. The Sabre’s scoring has been lead by the strong junior duo of Bennett Bommersbach and Maddox Lewis each averaging over 10 points per game.
Junior point guard Bennett Bommersbach dribbled the ball up the court. (Photo used with permission of Angie Heckman)Senior guard Jalen Schumann walked toward play during a dead ball. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Senior forward George Durrwachter dribbled between his legs versus Tech. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Senior forward Andrew Tavale defended a player on the Tech Tigers. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Junior forward Isaac Bergstrom looked at the scoreboard in the game versus Tech. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)
Junior guard Bennett Bommersbach brought the ball up the court. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Senior guard Brayden Simones prepared to shoot a free throw. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)
Senior center Andrew Nelson high-fived teammates as he checked out of the game. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Senior guard Levi Frieler looks into the crowd in the game vs Willmar. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Junior forward Matthew Schreiner prepared to inbound the ball to a teammate. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Bennett Bommersbach and Brayden Simones played defense against the Willmar Cardinals. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Sophomore guard Karson Lewis walked down the court in the game vs Willmar. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)Junior captain Maddox Lewis looked to pass to a teammate. (Photo used with permission from Grant Privratsky)