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    Eagles come up short against Benilde-St. Margaret

    Jeremy PeyerBy 1 Min Read
    Eden Prairie High School boys basketball sophomore guard Hamze Yusuf leaps toward the basket in Thursday's game against Benilde-St. Margaret.
    Eden Prairie High School boys basketball sophomore guard Hamze Yusuf (11) leaps toward the basket in Thursday’s game against Benilde-St. Margaret. Photo by Jeremy Peyer

    The Eden Prairie High School boys basketball team suffered an 82-77 away loss to Benilde-St. Margaret’s on Thursday, Dec. 7, bringing their season record to 0-2.

    Eagles sophomore guard Nolen Anderson led the team in scoring with 20 points, supported by senior forward Parker Fahning with 16 points and junior guard Max Lorenson with 11 points. Sophomore guard Hamze Yusuf and freshman forward Ty Schlagel each added 8 points.

    The Eagles are now focusing on their next game, where they will host Prior Lake at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 12.

    Eagles junior guard Max Lorenson (1) dribbles the ball during Thursday’s game against Benilde-St. Margaret. Lorenson scored 11 points in the loss. Photo by Jeremy Peyer
    Eagles freshman forward Ty Schlagel (14) battles for possession under the hoop with a Benilde-St. Margaret player during Thursday’s game. Schlagel scored 8 points in the loss. Photo by Jeremy Peyer
    Eagles senior guard Rhys Carey (4) on the ground scrambling for the ball during the team’s 82-77 loss to Benilde-St. Margaret on Thursday. Photo by Jeremy Peyer
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