Barrington runs past Tiverton in playoff opener

Eagles knock down 12 three-pointers, win 69-54

Posted 2/23/19

Barrington opened up a 20-point halftime lead and powered to a 69-54 victory over Tiverton in a Division II preliminary round playoff game on Friday night, Feb. 22. 

Will Rywolt led all …

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Barrington runs past Tiverton in playoff opener

Eagles knock down 12 three-pointers, win 69-54

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Barrington opened up a 20-point halftime lead and powered to a 69-54 victory over Tiverton in a Division II preliminary round playoff game on Friday night, Feb. 22. 

Will Rywolt led all scorers with 22 points and Brendan Conaty finished with 18 to pace the Eagles. Ben Silvia score 11 and knocked down a pair of three-pointers. In fact, the Eagles relied heavily on three-pointers, knocking down 12 from behind the arc. Rywolt had 5 three-pointers and Conaty had 4.

Barrington advances to a quarterfinal round game against Wheeler on Tuesday night, Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. The game will be played at Wheeler. 

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