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February 10, 2012

Keegan Ryan nets 38 to power Beekmantown

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SARANAC LAKE — Keegan Ryan followed up his 33-point performance Wednesday by scoring 38 Thursday to lead Beekmantown to a 60-49 overtime win against Saranac Lake in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference boys' basketball.

The Eagles (8-9, 8-6) outscored the Red Storm, 14-3, in overtime with Gregory Manney hitting a key 3-pointer to help Beekmantown pull away. Manney finished with 11 points.

Ryan went 16-of-22 from the foul line.

Saranac Lake held a 32-26 lead before the Eagles limited the Red Storm to a combined 14 points in the third and fourth quarters. Saranac Lake had the last shot in regulation but missed it.

Kevin Morgan tossed in 19 points for the Red Storm, while Ben Monty and Jamall Tuthill added nine each.

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Beekmantown 60,

Saranac Lake 49, OT

Beekmantown (60)

Riley 0-0-0, McIlroy 0-0-0, Begor 2-1-6, Trombley 0-1-1, S. Pelkey 0-2-2, Manney 3-2-11, Recor 0-0-0, Ryan 11-16-38, B. Pelkey 1-0-2. Totals: 17-22-60.

Saranac Lake (49)

Clark 0-0-0, Morgan 8-2-19, Monty 4-1-9, Schmidt 0-0-0, Burpoe 1-0-2, Monroe 1-0-3, Tuthill 3-3-9, Munn 3-1-7, Yanchitis 0-0-0. Totals: 20-8-49.

Beekmantown      16 10 12 8 14 — 60

Saranac Lake      13 19 7 7 3 — 49

3-point goals: Beekmantown (4): Manney 3; Begor. Saranac Lake (2): Morgan; Monroe.

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