Katie Preister and JLee Van Driel play smothering defense in the second half last Tuesday. The Titan defense stepped up and forced multiple turnovers as they rallied from a 16 point halftime deficit. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
Katie Preister and JLee Van Driel play smothering defense in the second half last Tuesday. The Titan defense stepped up and forced multiple turnovers as they rallied from a 16 point halftime deficit. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
JLee Van Driel finds a path to the basket during the second half against Neligh-Oakdale. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz
JLee Van Driel finds a path to the basket during the second half against Neligh-Oakdale. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz
Freshman Mya Raemakers scored 9 of her 11 points in the second half. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz
Freshman Mya Raemakers scored 9 of her 11 points in the second half. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz
NELIGH — One or two possessions. That was the difference last Tuesday night.
Twin River nearly overcame a slow start against Neligh-Oakdale, falling 44-39 on the road. The Titans rallied from 15 points down at halftime utilizing a pressure defense in the second half to frustrate the Warriors into multiple turnovers. Neligh-Oakdale committed 28 turnovers in the game.