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Pacific SportsBlogOkinawa-based sports reporter Dave Ornauer on military-related sports in the Far East. |
It's all about timing. Never mind what you did during the regular season, or even the first couple of days of the Far East High School Basketball Tournaments. It's what you do during the three-day Class A and four-day Class AA playoffs. That's all that matters.
Read about teams 'peaking at the right time' here and get Day 4 full-field results here.
Dave Ornauer has covered DODDS-Pacific high school and Far East interservice sports for 25 years -- since his first Far East high school basketball tournament in February 1982 at Yokota Air Base, Japan. When he’s not working, Dave can usually be found reading, enjoying food and fine wine and spending time with family.
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St Mary's defeats SAHS
What an absolute shocker! Seoul had beaten St Mary's 3 times this yr all by 20~30 points.... Probably they were looking ahead to the championship game with Yokota.
Congrats to St Mary's for playing a sound fundamental game. I'm still speechless by Seoul's loss.....
score
What was the final score?
St. Mary's 62, SAHS 36
Shocking...
THE SCORE- St. Marys
THE SCORE-
St. Marys 62
Seoul 36
For the team ready for the back to back far east basketball titles- they got out played, out worked, and out scored.
Funny how things worked out when such effort was put into a team with a not so impressive record of 34-10...
Definition:
domination-what the game between seoul and st marys looked like, st marys dominating.