Girls basketball: Hawks narrowly survive Rockets' Senior Day scare

Not as easy as the first time

ROCK FALLS – On Dec. 21, Oregon’s pressure defense was too much for Rock Falls, and the Hawks cruised to a lopsided victory in Oregon.

Saturday afternoon at Tabor Gym, Oregon did not apply much pressure – and narrowly escaped with a 44-42 Big Northern West win on the Rockets’ Senior Day.

“Everybody’s got adrenaline on their Senior Night, so we knew they were going to come out and be really aggressive,” said the Hawks’ Sam Lambrigtsen, who scored a game-high 21 points. “We’ve got big conference championship games coming up, so this is a big win for us.”

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