Skyline basketball loses nailbiter to Renton in final seconds

Sammamish, WASports

The Skyline boys basketball team experienced a tough loss against the Renton Redhawks, ending the game at 44-41 on January 7, 2025. The Redhawks initially took the lead, but Skyline, led by senior Leo Gorman, quickly turned the game around. Dominant defense from Graham Hohman, including multiple blocked shots, helped Skyline maintain a slim lead through the first half. However, Renton fought back, closing the gap and tying the game at the end of the third quarter. The fourth quarter was a nail-biter, with both teams trading leads amidst tense play and strategic timeouts.

A critical foul in the last moments gave Renton the opportunity to secure victory, even as Skyline's Noah Coffaro attempted to bridge the gap with a last-minute three-pointer. Following the game, Hohman expressed pride in the team's effort and the chance to learn and improve. The match was a testament to the competitive spirit of high school basketball, showcasing both teams' determination.

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