“Hawley shot the ball well, and when Joe Johnson and Nic Conzemius fouled out, Hawley capitalized,” said senior forward Joe Terfehr. “We just didn’t hit the shots we needed to get back into the game,”
The game started out even, with Hawley leading 9-8 with 13:14 left in the first half.
 Ryan Voss, right, passes the basketball to Joe Terfehr, left, during a game earlier this season against Hawley, Minn. Voss scored 16 points Thursday, while Terfehr put in 28. But Hawley won the game, 74-63. Daily News File Photo Advertisement |
Terfehr had six points in the run and senior guard Joe Johnson and junior guard Ryan Voss each added a 3-point shot.
With the score tied at 29, a Terfehr three-point shot and a pair of free throws from senior guard Walker Busse gave the Cowboys a 34-29 lead at the half.
Terfehr had 17 points and Voss followed with 10 at the break.
Breckenridge continued their good play leading 50-41 with 10 minutes remaining in the game.
A Hawley 13-0 run gave the Nuggets a 54-50 lead with 5:48 left in the game.
Terfehr tried getting the Cowboys back into the game scoring their next nine points and tying the game at 60.
Hawley’s Taylor Harms responded by scoring six unanswered Nugget points giving them a 66-60 lead with 1:34 left to play.
A free throw by Cowboys junior forward David Bergquist cut the lead down to five. Hawley answered back with a free throw of their own bringing their lead back to six.
Hawley pulled away to win the game.
Terfehr led the Cowboys by scoring 28 points.
Voss and Johnson followed with 16 and 10, respectively.
Conzemius chipped in with three points and Bergquist scored one.
The Cowboys (14-4) head to Ulen, Minn., Friday to take on the Ulen-Hitterdahl Spartans at 7:30 p.m.
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