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Bishop Lynch High School
MBB
42
Jefferson JHS
76
Winner Bishop Lynch BLHS
Jefferson JHS
42
Final
76
Bishop Lynch BLHS
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Jefferson JHS 6 11 13 12 42
Bishop Lynch BLHS 25 15 24 12 76
38
Bishop Lynch BLHS
42
Winner Wagner WHS
Bishop Lynch BLHS
38
Final
42
Wagner WHS
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Bishop Lynch BLHS 16 11 4 7 38
Wagner WHS 11 6 14 11 42
57
Bishop Lynch BLHS
59
Winner O'Conner OHS
Bishop Lynch BLHS
57
Final
59
O'Conner OHS
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Bishop Lynch BLHS 17 17 8 15 57
O'Conner OHS 18 10 19 12 59
56
Winner Bishop Lynch BLHS
39
Davenport DHS
Winner
Bishop Lynch BLHS
56
Final
39
Davenport DHS
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Bishop Lynch BLHS 18 8 24 6 56
Davenport DHS 6 16 1 16 39
63
Winner Bishop Lynch BLHS
31
South San SSHS
Winner
Bishop Lynch BLHS
63
Final
31
South San SSHS
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Bishop Lynch BLHS 16 15 18 14 63
South San SSHS 9 6 9 7 31

Game Recap: Men's Basketball | | BLHS Sports Information

Friars Open and Close Strong at South San Tournament

SAN ANTONIO — The Bishop Lynch men's basketball team turned in a competitive showing at the annual South San Tournament last weekend, finishing 3–2 with strong performances in both the opener and finale.

The Friars started the tournament with a win over Jefferson on Thursday and closed the event with back-to-back convincing victories against Davenport and South San on Saturday. Their two setbacks came during a tough Friday slate, falling to Wagner and O'Connor by a combined six points.

Game 1 vs. Jefferson
Bishop Lynch opened the tournament with authority, posting a season-high 76 points in a 76–42 win over the Mustangs. The Friars outshot Jefferson 49.1% to 43.6% and dominated the glass with a +16 rebounding margin.

Jeremiah Williams led all scorers with 26 points, while Jagan Thomas powered his way to a 22-point, 13-rebound double-double. Williams' first bucket of the night also marked his 1,000th career point in the Black & White.

Game 2 vs. Wagner
Friday morning, the Friars looked poised to move to 2–0 after taking a 27–17 halftime lead. However, a cold second half combined with Wagner's 14 free-throw attempts — compared to Bishop Lynch's zero — swung the game toward the Thunderbirds in a 42–38 defeat.

Game 3 vs. O'Connor
Bishop Lynch faced another challenge Friday afternoon against an O'Connor team with a significant size advantage. The Friars led 34–28 at halftime but trailed 47–42 entering the fourth. They battled back and made it a tight finish but ultimately fell 59–57.

Game 4 vs. Davenport
Saturday brought new energy, and the Friars responded. Bishop Lynch controlled the game wire-to-wire in a 56–39 win over Davenport. Kemp Dunsavage, newly inserted into the starting lineup, delivered a breakout performance with a career-high 14 points and seven rebounds.

Game 5 vs. South San
The Friars closed the tournament in dominant fashion, rolling past host South San 63–31. Thomas led the way with 16 points and nine rebounds, while Luke Nimmo added 11 points and two assists, including a 2-for-2 mark from beyond the arc. 

Tournament Leaders:
Points: Jeremiah Williams, 17.8 PPG
Rebounds: Jagan Thomas, 10.2 RPG
Assists: Luke Nimmo, 3.0 APG
Steals: Jeremiah Williams, 2.0 SPG
Blocks: Ford Stuart, 2 Blocks
FG%: Tade Akinlawon, 62.5% (10-16)

UP NEXT
The Friars return home to face Sherman High School tonight, December 9, in the Competition Gym. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
 

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