Fast start, strong finish send Raiders past Missiles

Gendusa, Gittleson provide heroics

AFC and Milledgeville had their third dogfight of the season Monday, and the Raiders got the all-important postseason rubber match.

Matt Gendusa scored 19 points to lead AFC to a 61-57 win in the NUIC East rivals' first-round Class 1A Polo Regional matchup.

Troy Mairs was the hero in the Raiders' overtime win on Feb. 9 at Millegeville, pouring in 33 points. Mairs had eight Monday. This time, Gendusa had the heroics, hitting three 3-pointers in the first quarter to kick-start AFC (10-16).

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