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Show Geary Huber scores "36 poanvs in CEU s 94-01 win over Sheridan I'uituti Hitfh Sehool Rrmiimte, V.ary LsXftViall for two yours ami tiis return m the hoop seene was a givat success ho scored 18 points and nabbeil n foists in the College of Knstcrn Utah's 10 81 home opener victory in 1'riee, iluntay. ever Sheridan, Wyoming. IWCKU Eagles' attack consisted of a (alaix'fd scoring as Arthur Kobinson Mtufed in points, Kevin Miller, ,ve Johnson, Gary Huber, 16 points; grvaiit Henrie, 12; Craig Ensign, 8 and Paul CiastjiK. . i'm glad l m Di,ck- 1 nl sti11 little (limit of shape, but I'm still in there. "I fit good tonight and my shots were joing in. The guys were playing good, "and hitting their shots. They were jetting open," stated Gary Huber. There is a lot of depth in our team. We pljved a little better defense in the jrtind half. We got a good team effort in the second half. It's just good to be having ball again. We play better when ie ran the fast break effectively." The College of Eastern Utah jumped outtoa 4-0 lead early in the game due to tviskets by Arthur Robinson and Bryant Henrie. and a field goal by Dave Johnson gave CEU a 6-2 advantage. However, a two-pointer by Lewis Griffin tied the game at 6-6, and Jeridan nabbed a 7-6 lead due to a successful free throw, i Vemal's Gary Huber fired in two ' aside shots to give CEU an 11 to 8 ad. but Mark Paolella flipped in a sld goal and a free throw for a 17-15 ead for Sheridan. Sheridan increased -tjeir lead to 21 to 15. but two field goals ' 5 Gary Huber cut the Wyoming ad vantage to 21 to Hi. Jordan graduate, Craig Ensign tossed in a two-pointer for CKU, which tied the game up at 21-21. . Sheridan picked up two field goals in a row for a 25 to 21 lead and then numbers 45, Lewis Griffin of Sheridan and Kevin Miller of the College of Eastern Utah went to work. Griffin popped in a field goal for a 27-21 Sheridan lead, but Kevin Miller performed per-formed a fast break dance, as he produced tluee two-pointers in a row and CEU tied the game up at 27-27. CEU's Arthur Robinson continued where Kevin Miller left off as he scored two field goals and a free throw for a 32 to 27 lead. However, Sheridan out-scored out-scored the College of Eastern Utah, 18 to 12, the rest of the way to take a 45 to 44 advantage at the first half. Sheridan hit the first basket of the second half for a 47 to 44 lead, but field goals by Bryant Henrie and Gary Huber gave the Eagles a 48 to 47 advantage. ad-vantage. The College of Eastern Utah and Sheridan traded baskets in the first ten minutes of the second half as the score was tied at 64 points with about 10:30 left in the game. The College of Eastern Utah decided they were finished trading baskets as they annihilated Sheridan, Wyoming, w ith 30 points in the final 10:30 and held the Generals to 17 points. The hot shooters for CEU in their 30-point scoring explosion were Arthur Robinson, 11 points on five field goals and one free throw; Gary Huber, 6 counters on outside shots and a layup; Craig Ensign, 6 points and Dave Johnson, 4 points. Arthur Robinson fired in a field goal, i , . i V - 1 ? Am ' "A I " ; ! . ? ! ; j Iff . I ; .1 v '- . :.' . :. s .: :. , ' : UINTAH GRADUATE, GARY HUBER, who is a member of the i College of Eastern Utah hoop team, bounces the ball against the ' glass and toward the basket. I " -"If! i r ; v - ' " Kwfii t i " 1 , --;- J f" H ' ,f "v-i. :" - H V' "- ' t J EAGLES' Arthur Robinson, left, tosses the ball toward the P tor two of his game leading 22 points in CEU s win over which tied up the game at 64-64, and CEU scored nine points in a row for a 73 to 64 advantage as Robinson hit a field goal and a free throw, and Dave Johnson, Gary Huber and Kevin Miller dropped in two-pointers. Sheridan cut CEU's lead to six points, 79 to 73, with four minutes left, but Robinson dropped in two free throws, Huber flipped in a layup and Easign connected on a field goal for six points in a row and an 85 to 73 CEU advantage. Ensign hit two more field goals, Robinson popped in a two-pointer and Dave Johnson and Bryant Henrie converted free throws, which made the final score: College of Eastern Utah, 94 and Sheridan, 81. The College of Eastern Utah fired in 43 field goals and converted 8 of 18 free throws for 44 percent. Scoring points for Sheridan were: Lewis Griffin, 26 ( 13 field goals); Rick Garrison, 20; Mark Paolella, 1.3; Tony Taylor, 9; Clint Winterling, 6; Kevin Fuller, 5 and Kevin Halverson, 2. Sheridan tossed in 7 out of 12 free throws for 58 percent. The Generals tossed in 37 field goals. Sheridan committed 20 fouls and CEU was called for 17 fouls. Arthur Robinson was CEU's leading scorer, rebounder and intercepter. Robinson scored 22 points, pulled down 11 rebounds, nabbed 8 steals and garnered 6 assists. CEU had 12 rebounds, 14 steals, 27 assists and 19 turnovers in the game. "We were kind of tight at the beginning, but we started getting on the boards in the second half and played better defense. Our defense got us going. We stopped trading basket for basket, and started going more inside and that loosened us up for outside shots, plus I started coming out of my slump in the first half and my shots started falling," stated Arthur Robinson. Robinson fired in 11 of the 22 points in the final 10:30 of the game. Kevin Miller put in three field goals in a row late in the first half, which enabled the Eagles to erase a six-point lead by Sheridan, Wyoming. "I had a cramp in my stomach before the game. It must have been something I ate," remarked Kevin Miller. "I was forcing some shots. It was the sensation of coming back that got me going." CEU will compete in an alumni game, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Price and will host Pima Community College on November 29. |
