Tigers edged by Ozark

By Staff reports
Posted Dec 16, 2011 @ 12:16 PM
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The Waynesville Tiger woes continue as they lost another close game, this time on Tuesday night to the Ozark Tigers, 60-55.

 

Waynesville (0-5), got off to a slow start in the first quarter, while watching Ozark run the floor and take 23-11 difference. The Tigers rebounded in the second quarter and cut the Ozark lead from 12 to seven by the time the second quarter ended, going into the half trailing 33-26.

 

Waynesville came out of the locker room to start the third quarter and opened up on an 8-0 run to take the lead at 35-33.

 

But Ozark regained the lead before the end of the quarter for a 49-41 advantage after three.
Waynesville was able to outscore Ozark in the fourth but a slow-down offense incorporated by Ozark ensured the victory.

 

Waynesville will take on Nixa on Friday night at home. Nixa is currently ranked fourth in the Class 5 polls and has three players who are ranked in the top 150 nationally.
 

The Waynesville Tiger woes continue as they lost another close game, this time on Tuesday night to the Ozark Tigers, 60-55.

 

Waynesville (0-5), got off to a slow start in the first quarter, while watching Ozark run the floor and take 23-11 difference. The Tigers rebounded in the second quarter and cut the Ozark lead from 12 to seven by the time the second quarter ended, going into the half trailing 33-26.

 

Waynesville came out of the locker room to start the third quarter and opened up on an 8-0 run to take the lead at 35-33.

 

But Ozark regained the lead before the end of the quarter for a 49-41 advantage after three.
Waynesville was able to outscore Ozark in the fourth but a slow-down offense incorporated by Ozark ensured the victory.

 

Waynesville will take on Nixa on Friday night at home. Nixa is currently ranked fourth in the Class 5 polls and has three players who are ranked in the top 150 nationally.
 

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