[0:02] Spring Lake Park hosting Centennial, the [0:05] Northwest Suburban Conference matchup [0:07] coming up on Wednesday night. These two [0:09] teams split the season series last year. [0:12] The stars were showing out early. [0:14] Tristan Hansen for Centennial, Nolan [0:17] Myron for Spring Lake Park. Two seniors [0:19] and respective leading scorers were [0:21] getting things going. Both the Clips [0:23] double figures before the first half was [0:26] up. No Aaron Shepson with a big block. [0:29] He had two on the day and Zack Espinosa [0:32] provided some complimentary scoring for [0:34] the Cougars inside and outside and he [0:37] had 10 before the break. Nolan Myin [0:40] helping the Panthers to one of their [0:42] several easy transition buckets that [0:44] they had in the first half. Myin led all [0:47] scores with 13 before the break, but the [0:50] Cougars led by five. [0:53] A little steal by Nolan Roach as he took [0:56] it to the 10 here. Nolan Roast was a [0:58] standout as the second leading scorer [1:00] for Spring Lake Park in this one. [1:02] Wilkinson found Myron. Aaron Jeepson and [1:05] a silky pass from Myin. And then Myin [1:08] showing off the range from the [1:10] volleyball 10foot line. Knocked down a [1:13] triple. These teams got out to a cold [1:14] shooting start, but started to knock [1:16] down some threes. Fast and flying. Eli [1:20] and Hansen adding some trifectas for the [1:22] Cougars. Nolan Roach would hit a crucial [1:26] three down the stretch to put Spring [1:28] Lake Park up by five. Although these [1:30] teams struggled from the foul line, the [1:32] Panthers did enough to close the game on [1:34] a 10 and four run. [1:36] >> I mean, yeah, when Myron, your best [1:37] player, goes down, I mean, then it just [1:39] becomes kind of team effort and [1:40] everybody's got to chip in. I mean, [1:42] first half was not clean, but second [1:43] half we really lock down defensively and [1:45] start rebounding the ball.