January 26, 2025
TOLEDO, OH – In a closely contested battle, the Sudbury Five (10-4) faced off against the Glass City Wranglers (1-11) on January 26, 2025, but ultimately fell short with a final score of 89-87. This match marked the second consecutive loss for the Five during their current road trip.
The game kicked off with the Five taking an early lead, ending the first quarter at 22-13. However, the Wranglers found their rhythm, outscoring Sudbury in the second quarter to tie the game at halftime. The teams traded leads throughout the second half, with the Wranglers pulling ahead in the final moments of the game.
Key Game Statistics:
– Sudbury Five:
– Field Goals: 30-62 (48.4%)
– Three-Point Percentage: 31.8%
– Free Throws: 20-33 (60.6%)
– Total Rebounds: 45
– Turnovers: 21
– Glass City Wranglers:
– Field Goals: 35-98 (35.7%)
– Three-Point Percentage: 16.1%
– Free Throws: 14-17 (82.4%)
– Total Rebounds: 52
– Turnovers: 13
Despite a strong performance from Charlie Marquardt, who led the team with 15 points, the Five struggled with turnovers and defensive rebounding, allowing the Wranglers to capitalize with 25 points off turnovers and 19 second-chance points.
The Wranglers’ Devonte Pratt was a standout player, scoring 18 points, while Luke Maranka added 13 points and a significant 12 rebounds, helping secure their first win of the season.
“This was a tough loss, but we have to focus on what we can control moving forward,” said Sudbury head coach [Coach’s Name]. “We need to tighten our defense and make smarter plays. Every game is a learning experience, and we will bounce back.”
The Sudbury Five will next see action against the Windsor Express at home on February 1, while the Glass City Wranglers will visit the Pontiac Pharaohs on February 7. Fans can catch the upcoming match at [venue for Sudbury] and support their teams.
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