“They kind of knew where each other was going to be and we’re just kind of getting to know each other. “That was a defensive grind, and tonight I think there was a difference between a team that’s had a lot of games together and a team that hasn’t,” Costello said. We know we’ve got enough guys to score and put it on the floor but it’s really about playing as one on defense.”Ĭostello’s assessment wasn’t much different than that of Dyer.īay Area News Group boys high school athlete of the week: Derek Sangster, Archbishop Mitty basketballīay Area News Group girls high school athlete of the week: Gabrielle Abigor, Berean Christian basketballĮast Bay QB believed to be first prep football player with endorsement dealīay Area News Group boys basketball rankings: Week 5, 2021-22īay Area News Group girls basketball rankings: Week 5, 2021-22 “We just come out every single game with a hunger on defense,” O’Reilly said. O’Reilly said Campolindo targeted Anderson and Dublin guard Donovan Cooks in preparation leading up to the game. Mary’s commit, played just 18 minutes and had six points. Dublin spent the rest of the night unable to dig themselves out of that hole, getting no closer than five points the rest of the way.Īiden Mahaney, the Campolindo guard who is a St. But hey, we’ll take the win.”ĭublin got the first points of the game on a basket by Carmelo Clarke-Tarver, then Campolindo scored the next 15 points before the Gaels finally scored again with 9.5 seconds left in the first quarter. I think we had too many possessions that ended in turnovers or not great shots. Defensively we were a lot better than I thought we’d be. “I don’t know if I expected it to be like that but sometimes first games can be weird, and that one certainly was. “It was definitely a defensive battle,” Dyer said.
In the third quarter, for example, Dublin outscored Campolindo 7-4.
Campolindo set the pace and made it difficult for the Gaels to get out on the break. 3.ĭublin was just 13 of 39 from the field and 2 of 16 from three-point land. 1 team in the first Bay Area News Group Poll, with Dublin (11-3 last season) at No. Guard Cade Bennett added 10 points on 5-for-8 shooting to go along with four assists three rebounds and just one turnover.įor Dublin, Courtney Anderson Jr., a 6-foot-5 guard, was the lone player in double figures with 17 points - with the bulk of that coming on a 9-for-11 performance from the foul line.Ĭampolindo came in as the No. I thought we got better against a really good team.”Ĭampolindo, as it has done in recent years under coach Steven Dyer, relied on a suffocating defense effort and got a game-high 18 points from Shane O’Reilly, a 6-foot-3 junior guard who had a game-high 18 points on 7-for-9 shooting, including 2-for-3 from three-point land. It was a really fun atmosphere and a great event. “Awesome,” Dublin coach Tom Costello said.
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