LocalSportsJournal.com
MUSKEGON — A strong start sparked the Fruitport Trojans to a 78-51 victory over Muskegon Catholic on Tuesday night.
Fruitport grabbed a quick 24-9 after one quarter and led 40-25 at the half. The Trojans had a 38-26 scoring advantage in the second half.
Bode Anspach led Fruitport (13-9) with 25 points, five assists and five steals. Andrew Spyke also reached double figures with 10 points and eight rebounds. Paschal Jolman, DayDay Williams and Grade Anspach added nine points each. Jolman also had seven rebounds. Ryan Bosch had a solid night with eight pints and eight rebounds.
“We were able to jump out to the early lead and be aggressive,” Fruitport coach Steve Erny said. “We had a lot of assists tonight as a team, which was a good sign. It was a balanced team effort in a lot of ways too, though, with six players scoring eight or more points.”
Muskegon Catholic (7-15) was led by Hunter Schrink with a career-high 15 points and eight rebounds. Braden Gustin added 14 points and four steals. Marcos Paredes, an exchange student from Spain with little basketball experience, scored three points.
