NCHS defeats rival West

Alexandra Marable, Editor in Chief • Feb 10, 2013

Alexandra Marable

The Normal Community Ironmen boys basketball team stomped their rivals, the Normal West Wildcats, with a final score of 49-39. The rivalry game took place on January 22^nd.

West won the tip off at the beginning of the game. But the Ironmen quickly took over the scoreboard. At the end of the first quarter, the score was 13-5.

The Ironmen still had the lead at halftime with a score of 21-15. But the Wildcats started coming back after halftime, getting within three-points difference. The Ironmen wouldn’t allow this; they ended the game with a final score of 49-39.

Sophomore, Alex Peacock said, “The game was a very competitive game fought by both us and West. I think what I contributed to the game helped the team pull off the victory.” Peacock scored 12 points for the Ironmen. Another high scorer was senior Callen Boddie.

This win was the twelfth win in a row for the Ironmen. When asked if the Ironmen would continue this streak, Grant Donath (11) said, “Most definitely. We plan on continuing our hard work and look to improve day in and day out.”

West still played a good game and challenged the Ironmen. “We could of finished the game out a little harder because they [West] started to try and come back near the end,” said Marquet Newsome (12).

The Ironmen will continue their hard work to produce wins and continue to make their school proud. Coach Schweinberg said, “There is always room for improvement, but our guys do a good job of playing together and playing for each other.”

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Alexandra Marable, Editor in Chief

Alexandra Marable is a senior at Normal Community High School. She has been involved with the paper for two years now. Last year, she was the Associate Editor for the paper as well as the Desk Editor for Sports. This year, she is the Editor in Chief of the Inkspot. Alexandra is also a member of the female a capella group, Cloud 9. Random Fact A random fact about myself is that I have had two surgeries on my right shoulder. They were both for the same injury. In between those surgeries, I had a labrum tear. This ongoing injury has caused me to quit swimming and turn my focus to my music and writing. Slogan to Live By A slogan that I live by is, “ You can’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get,” which is said by Michael Phelps. I believe that any dream can come true, you just have to work on it and you can achieve it. Biggest Pet Peeve My biggest pet peeve is when teachers walk around during tests. It tends to make my anxiety go up and then I don't focus on the test and focus on the teacher walking around instead. I wish they could just trust that students wouldn't cheat.