ALA QUEEN CREEK PROVES RANKINGS WRONG

Austin Fullmer Leads with 22 Points in Victory

Austin Fullmer was the driving force behind the ALA Queen Creek Patriots' victory, 76-71, over the Mesquite Wildcats. Fullmer scored a game-high 22 points. He showed he could make mid-range jumpers, attack the rim, and knock down clutch free throws as his team won. His calm and poise under pressure were on full display throughout, as he controlled the tempo of the game he showed how he was one of the best in the team.

Lafye Clarkson muscles inside with 22 points to lead the way.

Lafye Clarkson brought a physical presence to the game, contributing 22 points and providing crucial strength in the paint. He consistently battled for rebounds, creating second-chance scoring opportunities for his team. Clarkson's aggressive play around the rim kept the Patriots competitive and gave them the edge during key moments of the game, he overall dropped a Double-Double. Lafye ended with a ridiculous stat line, becoming the Player of the Game.

Tyson Kimball's Hot Shooting Adds 17 Points

Tyson Kimball's accuracy from beyond the arc was instrumental in the Patriots' victory. While matching Clarkson with 17 points, Kimball knocked down several critical three-pointers that kept the Wildcats at bay. His ability to find open shots and deliver under pressure was a major factor in the team's offensive success.

Team Effort Secures the Win

While Fullmer, Clarkson, and Kimball led in the scoring, every player for the ALA Queen Creek squad contributed to the win. Tough defensive plays, hustle for loose balls, and bench energy all added to the effort put forth by the team. The Patriots' composure and ability to execute in the final minutes sealed their victory over a determined Mesquite squad.