Men’s College Basketball: Cold shooting dooms Raiders
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VIRGINIA — Jaiquavious Ackey finished with 13 points, 16 rebounds and five steals, but the Central Lakes College Raiders shot just 34% from the field and dropped their first North Divison game 89-66 to the Mesabi Range Norse Saturday, Feb. 1.
CLC’s Josh Rogers scored 10 points and Noah Morris came off the bench to add nine. The Raiders were 4-of-25 from 3-point
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The Raiders had won seven straight, including a 97-72 victory over Mesabi Range Jan. 4 to start the streak.
KeyVaughn Fields’ 28 points led the Norse.
Mesabi Range 47 42 — 89
Central Lakes 32 34 — 66
MESABI RANGE
Leonard McClain 7, Tristan Coleman 9, Jamichael Foster 3, Khris Davis 2, Gideon Hulse 3, Jamari Grittin 11, DaVion Jackson 4, Jayden Coney 4, KeyVaughn Fields 28, Tahje Johnson 11, Darren Smith 7. FG 30-65 (46.2%), FT 21-28 (75%). 3-point 8-17 (47.1%).
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