Adhering to a methodical half-court offense wasn’t a tactic Lehman High head coach Michael Whitten expected to employ at the start of the season.
Twenty-one games and an epiphany later, Whitten realized slowing the game down was a needed change to help keep the Lobos competitive in district play.
Such was the case Tuesday as the Lobos used their half-court attack to dispatch the Vandegrift Vipers in a critical 58-37 win at the Lobo Den. Lehman (10-11, 1-1) scored the program’s second district win in 16 district contests.
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