Cann vs Wharton on Thursday

[bulls96go]

did they win?

[Guest HowieP1]

did they win?

Yep.

62-44

Zaronn scored 16 points and was the leading scorer:

BRANDON 62, WHARTON 44

BRANDON (62) - Thompson 5, Ennis 15, B. Williams 2, Brown 4, Cann 16, Walker 10, K. Williams 10. Totals 24 10-13 62.

WHARTON (44) - Young 4, Van Zant 5, Simpson 13, Erickson 14, Richardson 8. Totals 15 8-12 44.

3-point goals-Thompson, Ennis, Brown, Cann (; Van Zant, Simpson 2, Erickson 3 (W).

Total fouls-B 17, W 14.

Fouled out-Cann.

Records-B 2-0, W 1-1.

[Velcro]

he fouled out...  sounds like a former USF star ... BB

[Guest HowieP1]

Game story:

Eagles stretch county streak

Brandon beats a county opponent for the 43rd consecutive time, topping Wharton 62-44 with four players scoring in double figures.

By THOMAS SIMONETTI

Published December 3, 2004

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Brandon won its 43rd consecutive game against Hillsborough county opponents Thursday, beating Wharton 62-44 and showing early how dominant a team the Eagles could be this season.

In a game between teams many consider the best in the county, Brandon dominated, with four players scoring in double figures.

"That's two of the best in the county going at it," Eagle coach Mark Hermann said. "I'm pleased with the way my team played."

Brandon (2-0) led most of the game. Wharton (1-1) cut its deficit to five points early in the fourth quarter but the Eagles pulled away in the closing minutes.

Forward Zaronn Cann, still getting over a serious left knee injury he sustained in January, led Brandon with 16 points. The senior came out of the game on occasion while walking tenderly and fouled out early in the fourth quarter.

"These kids got used to (playing minus Cann) last year," Hermann said. "Bottom line is we played really good defense."

Korrie Ennis scored 15 points for the Eagles and Kyle Williams and Mario Walker each added 10.

Nate Erickson paced the Eagles in scoring with 14.

"They've got my vote," said Wharton coach Tommy Tonelli of whether the Eagles are the best team in the county. "They did a great job. They played as good a defense as I've seen. They play hard and together and they play determined."

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