Post by Louisiana Basketball Report on Feb 23, 2009 15:22:08 GMT -6
Washington's dunk lifts Raiders to 58-56 District 1-5A victory.
Byrd sophomore Raymon Iverson did everything in his power to spoil Huntington's senior night.
Then, the youngest and the biggest of the Raiders' "Fantastic Four" gave their fans a pair of memories to savor.
Six-foot-7 Kendrick Washington slammed home a Javoris Hinton miss as time expired, lifting Huntington to a 58-56 victory over Byrd in the regular-season finale.
Washington's emphatic finish — a one-handed slam — helped the Raiders (36-1, 8-0) survive Iverson's fourth-quarter statement and finish as undefeated 1-5A champions.
www.shreveporttimes.com/article/20090221/SPORTS0102/902210320/1024/sports01
Byrd sophomore Raymon Iverson did everything in his power to spoil Huntington's senior night.
Then, the youngest and the biggest of the Raiders' "Fantastic Four" gave their fans a pair of memories to savor.
Six-foot-7 Kendrick Washington slammed home a Javoris Hinton miss as time expired, lifting Huntington to a 58-56 victory over Byrd in the regular-season finale.
Washington's emphatic finish — a one-handed slam — helped the Raiders (36-1, 8-0) survive Iverson's fourth-quarter statement and finish as undefeated 1-5A champions.
www.shreveporttimes.com/article/20090221/SPORTS0102/902210320/1024/sports01