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Seton only five days earlier, the Owls were not able to get their momentum going for this game.
Thus, by the end of the first quarter Seton held a strong advantage over Wakefield. With the start of the second period, Wakefield was able to stay with Seton, cutting the opponent’s lead to two points on several occasions. However, after a late quarter surge by Seton,, Wakefield found itself down 26-20 at the end of the first half.
In the second half, Wakefield continued to close in on Seton, and by the start of the fourth quarter, Seton’s lead was only three points.
With the help of Nick Longerbeam’s scoring eight of his team’s leading 16 points in the fourth quarter, the Owls cut Seton’s lead to one point, but they were never able to take the lead. After a series of late free-throws, Seton emerged victo
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